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UPPER CREDIT HUMANE SOCIETY HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR JUNE 22ND Walk and Treasure HunWalk and Treasure Hu t Due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to postpone our walk. The Upper Credit Humane Society needs walkers and sponsors for our annual Walk and Treasure Hunt which is being held on Sunday, June 22nd from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. You dont need to have a dog to join in. There is a short walk around Cedarvale Park, then lunch. After lunch we will be having a Treasure Hunt, which includes working out clues to get to your fi nal destination. We will have games for the dogs which is always a lot of fun. There are some great prizes to be won. Also, there will be a Silent Auction and raffl e items. Please think about joining us on Sunday June 22nd, its a great way to spend time with your dog and to help the more unfortunate animals in our area. This is your Humane Society and we need your help. To get pledge forms please go to UpperCredit.com and download the pledge form. Also Global Pet Store in Georgetown and the Upper Credit Humane Society Thrift Store in Moore Park Plaza have forms. Turkey Rhubarb is based in Hamilton, Ontario. Turkey Rhubarb is Dale Behnke, mandolin; Gerry Dion (guitar) and Paul Fralick (guitar). They bring a fun approach to performing traditional children's folks songs in English, French and Spanish from all over the world. Join us at the new kids-only pond, play water games, take a bus tour of your local watershed, learn more about reptiles and amphibians and enjoy the music by Turkey Rhubarb & the Funky Mamas! The Funky Mamas have been shaking up the adult friendly children's entertainment scene since 1998. These musical women are hip and bring to the stage professionalism, experience, and a colourful and memorable performance. This reptile show will feature a large variety of animals, along with some impressively large and unusual animals too! Learn more about why creatures and critters are important to our environment. Come join the fun, kid-friendly reptile show and interact with lots of di erent animals! Join us to learn more about woodlands, wetlands, and wildlife in a natural setting! Live animals are one of the greatest tools to understand the complexity of our environment and the creatures that inhabit it. Come join the fun, kid-friendly amphibian exhibit called Where are the Frogs? Visit www.protectingwater.ca for more details! Join us for a fun family day at Christie Lake Conservation Area Saturday, June 7, 2008 10:00-4:00 Admission is free! Acton/Georgetown, Friday, May 30, 2008 19 Continued from pg. 16 housed at Trinity United Church. The program helps youth who may be struggling academically or in their relationships. The strengths-based program gives youth coping tools to deal with the often hectic life around them. She is always there if something goes wrong and she is easy to talk to, says Grade 11 student Jessica Payne. She has lived through what we are going through and she knows how to help us through it. Legere offers important advice for adults in their relation- ships with younger community members. Bottom line give them a chance. Some people may not believe they can turn out to be these great adults who can have successful lives. Give youth a chance to be unique and to show their true colours. Judy Robinson and Amanda Kostjuk are also award winners. The two youth workers co-ordinate programming at the Off The Wall youth centre. At the centre, youth can hang out or partici- pate in activities such as pool, foosball, computer games, crafts and positive discussions. The centre has couches and TVs for watching movies or playing video games. Spencer Pestell spends his Wednesdays at Off The Wall. Hes thankful for a place to hang out that is both safe and fun. It gives me something to do, he says. Amanda and Judy are really good youth workers. They are very friendly and make us feel welcome. Also receiving an award is Shawn Brown, a teacher and guid- ance counsellor at Acton High School who was nominated because of his easy-going nature and approachabilty when working with his students. The youth have described him as someone with a great sense of humour who you can talk to about anything. The Acton Youths Chance for Change event represented the efforts of youth in Acton with support from Halton Region, Our Kids Network, Recreation and Parks, Links2Care (Off The Wall) and Halton Regional Police Service. Additional support was provided by POSSE, Acton High School, McKenzie-Smith Bennett and St. Joseph School. Adult says give youth a chance Philip and Karen Aline Taylor of Acton are collectors of original con- temporary fine art, and recently have opened their home as a free public fine art gallery in Halton Hills The Taylor Fine Art Gallery will display original art from their col- lection of modern masters, includ- ing the works of Gerard Priault, Marc Nerbonne, Tony Mascardelli, Louise Dandurand, David Rankine, Carol Currie, Michael Pape, Tiffany Hastie and more. The gallery is open by appoint- ment. Please call 905-875-8348 or e- mail hadentaylor@gmail.com. The website is http://taylorart- gallery.blogspot.com Local Acton couple opens art gallery