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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, M ay 2, 20 19 | 32 Call for Participation: The Culture Days Committee invites artists, creative businesses, cultural groups and organizations from amateur to professional to get involved in Culture Days. Interested in organizing or hosting an activity? Attend one of two information sessions to find out more: May 13, 6:30-8:30 p.m. orMay 16, 10 a.m.-noon The Library & Cultural Centre (Studio) 9 Church Street, Georgetown September 27, 28 & 29, 2019 #hhCultureDays Discover more at haltonhills.ca/culturedays and culturedays.ca Contact us at culture@haltonhills.ca or call 905-873-2601 ext. 2545. TEE TIME MELANIE FRAZER 905-877-5236, Ext: 400 mfrazer@nhgcc.ca | www.nhgcc.com *HST APPLIES ALONG WITH OTHER FEES. PLEASE CONTACT THE CLUB FOR DETAILS. Enjoy the private club experience with our 2019 Trial Membership offer. REDUCED FEES FOR MEMBERS UNDER 40! TEE TIME PLAYHERE FIRST! CONSIDERINGMEMBERSHIP? The Georgetown Lions Club made local residents' Easter weekends a bit more hoppy with their latest ran- dom act of kindness. On April 18, members of the club spent the evening at FreshCo in Georgetown handing out gift certifi- cates to local families to help pay for their Easter feasts. In total, the club helped 22 families, with FreshCo providing two of the gift certificates. This marks the fifth act of kindness in the club's six-month campaign to spread joy in the communi- ty. "This was a very person- al way to connect with local residents," said Lion Jack Ruck. "The Georgetown Lions Club is proud to serve the community." During the Christmas season, the Lions provided gift cards to Links2Care to help families in need. In January, members handed out Happy Meal coupons to families dining out on a Saturday at McDonald's in Georgetown. In February, the club was at the George- town Hospital paying for patients' parking, and last month members helped cover the tab during the breakfast rush at Ares Res- taurant. "The purpose of this program is to touch resi- dents in a positive manner, and we hope those people who receive an act of kind- ness will pay it forward," said Lions President Vijay Kapila. NEWS GEORGETOWN LIONS PAY FOR EASTER GROCERIES IN LATEST ACT OF KINDNESS MELANIE HENNESSEY mhennessey@ metroland.com Georgetown Lions Linda Dilks and Jack Ruck surprise FreshCo shoppers Ngan and Jason with gift certificates for Easter long weekend shopping. Georgetown Lions Club/photo