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•T he I FP • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, O ct ob er 1 0, 2 01 3 10 OCTOBER SPECIAL 885 MainSt.E., Unit 1, Milton Corner of Main St. & Thompson Rd. www.MarcucciStudios. 905-878-1504 Costumes for Men, Women & Kids along with everything you need for a great Halloween Buy 1 COSTUME at regular price & the 2nd COSTUME (same or lesser value) for20%Off TIGHT BUDGET? Try our Clearance Room for True Halloween Bargains By Cory Soal R.H.A.D. . . . Lend MeYour Ears We care about your hearing! Professional Arts Building 99 Sinclair Ave., Suite 210, Georgetown 905-873-6642 Serving the community of Halton Hills and surrounding areas since 1992 FOOD ALLERGIES MAY CAUSE EAR INFECTIONS The Georgetown If your child suffers from frequent ear infections, and you can't pin point the cause, it may be something he/her ate. It's recently been found that food allergies may trigger ear infections, which left untreated can cause hearing loss. The allergies create mucous congestion in the nose, which then flows into the tube connecting the nose to the ears. Eventually the tube gets blocked and infection causing bacteria grow. To determine if food allergies are causing your child's ear infection have him/her tested. Once the troublesome food is discovered your physician can suggest alternatives. And take heart, kids often outgrow food allergies - and their tendency towards ear infections. For more information feel free to call… Wedding Anniversary Open House Don and Joyce Gos lingFor Please help us celebrate Saturday October 12, 2013 2-4 pm at 15 Heather Court Georgetown. Best wishes only. Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary Fred and Madeleine Marks Love, Your Family XOXO Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary Fred and Madeleine Marks Love, Your Family XOXO OCTOBER 12, 1963 On behalf of my sisters Susan, Mary, Ann and our mother Ruth we would like to express our appreciation to the Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council for honouring our father Jack Gudgeon Sr. In the past, like many of you who knew him, we were a little disappointed by Dad's reluctance to agree to any kind of formal recognition of his contributions to minor hockey in Georgetown. He preferred a behind -the-scenes approach to his volunteer work. However, now that he has passed we are pleased that the Council has given us the opportunity to accept, on his behalf, a more permanent record of his accomplishments. His name on the Ezeard Plaque will be an enduring reminder to us all that Jack Gudgeon Sr. had a signi�cant effect on the growth of minor hockey in Georgetown. On behalf of my family, thank you for a wonderful and memorable evening. Jack Gudgeon Happy 50th Anniversary Earland & Margaret Pepper Married October 12, 1963 Love: Jen, Karen and families Beverly and Read Whatmough are Celebrating their 50th Anniversary on October 12th, 2013! Congratulations and love from your children Ken,Carol and granddaughter Hana NOTICE OF MEETING The Halton Hills Sports Museum & Resource Centre will be holding their Annual General Meeting & Election of Of�cers Thursday, October 24, 2013 7:00 p.m. Museum Hall Mold-Masters SportsPlex Agenda Items include: > Financial Revue > Curator's Report > Election of Of�cers DVD & BLUE RAY RENTALS OVER 10,000 TITLES QUIK-PIK VARIETY STORE Since 1971 905-877-6463 160 GUELPH, GEORGETOWN (across from CtK) • Lottery • GreetING CArDS • e-CIGArette • AtM • After Earth • Hangover Part 3 • Purge • Croods • This Is The End • English Teacher Coming Soon New Releases We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our valued customers. FUTURE SHOP CORRECTION NOTICE NEWSPAPER RETRACTION FOR THE FUTURE SHOP OCTOBER 4 CORPORATE FLYER In the October 4 flyer, page 2, the 46" / 40" / 50" Sony R450 Series LED TVs (WebCode: 10241858 / 10241038 / 10269268) were advertised as having Smart TV features, however the products do not have this feature. Police blotter Toronto men charged in thefts at Premium Outlets Two Toronto men are facing charges in connection with the theft of items from a store and removal of security tags from another in Toronto Premium Outlets on Steeles Ave. recently. Halton Police were called to the centre about 5:10 p.m. Saturday by mall security after two men were seen removing security tags from clothing in the Tommy Hilfiger store. The men fled on foot before police arrived. Police approached a man walking in the 401/Trafalgar Rd. area and he fled on foot, but police caught him a short time later. Another male, who had been running from security in a cornfield north of Steeles Ave., west of Trafalgar Rd. was also apprehended. The suspects were arrested and charged in connection with the incident Saturday and also the theft of $4,000 worth of items from the Hugo Boss store in the mall Sunday, Sept. 29. Charged with conspiracy to commit an indictable offence, and two counts of theft under $5,000 is Carlos Ortiz Saavedra, 48. Also charged with conspiracy to commit an indictable offence and theft under $5,0000 is Car- los Cordova-Giuria, 37. • • • Halton Police are investigat- ing a break-in on Pineridge Dr. (Nassagaweya area) south of Acton that occurred about 10 a.m. Monday. Police say about a teenage resident of the home was in her room and heard a knock on the door. Thinking it was a salesper- son, she ignored it, then a few minutes later heard a drawer open in the house, and assumed it was a family member. She was under the covers when she heard someone tak- ing steps into her room. The male intruder saw her, said "Sorry," and fled through the front door. Police responded, but the man wasn't found. He is described as white, 30 to 40 years old, very tall, with dark brown or black short, spiked hair and was wearing brown work boots, jeans and a shirt with long sleeves. He was carrying a white plastic bag. Approximately $600 worth of jewelry was taken from the home. Det. Dave Costantini urges area residents to call police if they see any suspicious people or vehicles in their area, includ- ing canvassers who come to their door. Anyone with information about the break-in is asked to call Costantini at 905-878-5511 ext. 2455 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). See ACTON, pg. 12