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Monday September 24 New Orleans vs Tennessee on the big screen Budwesier and NFL Giveaways, different NFL Jersey each week. Bud and Bud Light Tallboys served ice cold only $4.79 Karaoke with Average Joe Entertainment 9:30pm - 1:30 am NHL Pizza & Pitcher for $19.99 starting Oct. 3 Molsons and NHL Giveaways during the game and fill out your frequency card for your chance to WIN A PSP Rum and Reggae Caribbean party. Steel Drum Band, DJ, Dancing, Hula Hoop & Limbo Contests Raffles and 50/50 draw Watch for BPs Friday Night Theme Parties - last Friday of the month Kids Eat for $3.99 - choose from one of our 9 great Kids Meal options Live acoustic show with Wayne MacDonald 8-10 pm This week at Wednesday September 26 Friday September 28 Sunday September 30 315 Guelph St.,Georgetown 905-877-8005 Every Tuesday 30% off all pastas for Pasta Tuesday Compliment your meal with a glass of any of our house wines for only $4.25 Tuesday September 25 Sub Zero Schooners only $6.49 Check out this weeks Guest Bartenders PAUL and LESLIE and help them win a trip for two to Mexico!! (Maybe theyll take you?!?) Thursday September 27 Saturday September 29 JOIN US... Hockey Night In Canada Starts Oct. 6th Be the one to press the Real Arena Buzzer when Leafs score & win Great Prizes! Free Pizza for the first 25 fans (served at intermission) NEW FOR 2007 The Man Auction See website for details. Presents 34 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, September 21, 2007 AMERICAN CARS Save $1000s Huge Selection Custom Order Locate Shipping Border/Customs Meet Cdn. Safety Regulations WE DO EVERYTHING FOR YOU! Safety Certifi cate E - Tested Professional Detailing .98 CDN. $ = Huge Savings Take Advantage Now! 416-906-1010 tim@timrobertson.net Your LOCAL access to the US market Tim Robertson Auto Broker Services 416-906-1010 tim@timrobertson.net Please dont drink and drive (David Scheepstra is a Georgetown Christian Reformed Church member and a Grade 12 student at Christ the King. He has written this article on the churchs mission trip to Ensenada, Mexico.) From the severely troubled Jane- Finch area in Toronto to a bunch of small poverty-stricken communities in Mexico, youths from churches in Halton Hills are doing good and making a difference. A group formed of mostly youths (14 teens and four leaders), from both the Georgetown Christian Reformed Church and Actons Bethel Christian Reformed Church, returned recently from a 10-day trip to help poor people in Ensenada, Mexico by building a septic tank, painting a church, handing out 1,500 pounds of donated clothing, 600 pounds of beans and rice, and diapers. They also put a smile on every childs face by performing biblical puppet shows, mimes, playing sports with them (they love playing soc- cer), and making various crafts. Some of the children even helped in church services by giving testimoni- als of how they came to know God and of how God has helped them get through troubling times in their lives. The local team members were Brad Bloemendal, Christine Dreise, Daniel Dreise, Laura Duivesteyn, Nicole Ireland, Kirsten Kennedy, Anneloes Kollenhoven, Elise Kollenhoven, Jill Kortleve, Jennifer Kroezen, Amanda Reinders, Joel Roest, David Scheepstra, and Kathleen Slofstra. The leaders were Machteld Kollenhoven, Janet Leferink, Harry Reinders, and Ray Scheepstra. The missionaries were Rick and Tammy Romano. Before leaving for Mexico, we spent a few days every month at the Acton church training for this trip. This was when we would practise our puppet shows and our mimes as well as our songs. Also, we were tutored in the art of bricklaying. We raised money through fundraising activities such as washing cars, a garage sale, a Mexican dinner, and selling plants. Several donations were gratefully recieved to help defray the cost to each member of the team. Thanks to the two building contractors from the Georgetown church, Albert and Martinus Otten, we were provided with the materials to practise with. Though it was my second trip, it still really saddens me to see how these people live in comparison to how we live. We throw away the food on our plates without a second thought while they can never get enough. Their income is significantly less than that of anyone in our com- munity. They earn approximately $10 for 14 hours of back-breaking work! And none of these people have decent places to live. In fact, some of them have to live under tarps because they have nothing better. They also live with no hope for a brighter future. I think no one deserves to live like these people do. It saddens me even more to think that there are a lot of people even worse off than them in this world. If a few of us try to help them, then we will make a slight difference for some of them. But if we all do what we can to help them, then maybe, just maybe, there will be a brighter future for them. DAVID SCHEEPSTRA Special to The IFP Halton Hills youth help the poor in Mexico Youth put on a show for Mexi- can children. Photo submitted