27 | The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,O ctober 3,2019 theifp.ca CONSERVATION AREA FESTIVAL KELSO OCTOBER A M 5 6 hopsandharvest.ca CONSERVATION HALTON'S CRAFT BREW AND FOOD FESTIVAL Beer Tastings Artisan Vendors Food Vendors Entertainment Children's Activities Chairlift Rides & More Tickets on sale now they discuss the former NHL referee's connection to the community; and Tara Slone's visit to Glen Williams Glass. MacLean and Slone will also welcome special guests and Georgetown natives to the studio - in- cluding Brian Hayward, the former NHL goalie who is now a colour ana- lyst for Anaheim Ducks broadcasts, and sisters Sa- rah and Kayla Fillier, who play for Princeton Univer- sity. For those who make their way down to the Mold-Masters SportsPlex on the weekend, here are five things to check out: Rogers Fan Hub: Cele- brate more of the game that brings us together with fun and interactive hockey experiences. Get an autograph from Toron- to Maple Leaf Hall of Fam- er Darryl Sittler. Test your stickhandling with the In- finite Dangles challenge. Sportsnet Shooting Accuracy Game: Fans race against the clock to snipe as many targets as possible before time runs out. A digital scoreboard tracks the best scores from the day, and from the oth- er tour stops across the country. Players of all ag- es can show off their hock- ey skills and see how they match up to NHL stars and alumni. Dr. Oetker Giuseppe Pizzeria: Enjoy a compli- mentary slice of Giuseppe Pizzeria pizza. Learn more about the Find Giuseppe contest. Scotiabank Commu- nity Hockey Rink: A fam- ily-friendly outdoor hock- ey space designed to en- gage hockey fans who can interact with NHL alum and Georgetown native Brian Hayward. Scotia- bank will donate $15,000 in support of kids' communi- ty hockey at each tour stop this season. Playmobil Kids Zone: Fans have the chance to face off against friends and family with the Playmobil NHL Arena and its lineup of NHL figures. In the zone, fans will al- so be able to enter to win an NHL playset. COMMUNITY Continued from page 26 WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU SUBMIT YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR TODAY! Are you changing your lifestyle because of incontinence? Let us help you regain your confidence and independence Did you know? The scientific research clearly shows that physiotherapy should be the first line of treatment for incontinence. 372 Queen Street, Acton • 519-853-9292 • 333 Mountainview Road South, Georgetown • 905-873-3103 www.eramosaphysio.com Many people believe that incontinence; the involuntary loss of urine, is a normal occurrence after childbirth or aging. Continence concerns are common but NOT normal. Stress Incontinence (SI) refers to leakage that is noticed during a cough or sneeze, when laughing, or during strenuous activities like soccer, jumping jacks, or other aerobic activities. Sometimes women get the sudden and urgent need to get to a bathroom. Urge Incontinence (UI) is the loss of urine that is accompanied by this sudden, urgent feeling. Leakage may have started off with minimal and tolerable amounts of leakage that occurred with a cough or sneeze, but then leakage can accelerate to amounts that are substantial enough to wear protective padding, continence garments or simply just avoiding activities that were once enjoyed. VISIT US ONLINE AT BADBOY.CA! WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE FALL MULTI MILLION DOLLAR $10,000,000 IN INVENTORY PRICED TO GO! OVER $10OVER NOOOBODY! 65" 4K SMART #122506 · 3HDMI · 60Hz $898 SAVE $100 65" 65UM6900 LG FREE CHANNELS INCLUDED! SAVE$50 #122504 ALSO AVAILABLE 49" $498 Help shape the future of Economic Development & Tourism in Halton Hills! Have your say by completing two brief surveys on letstalkhaltonhills.ca by October 11