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Does your child want to have lots of fun this summer?!!! Ages 5 to 11 years Hours of Operation: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Extended care is offered from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and or 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. for an additional fee of $3 each or $6 for both. During each weekly theme-based session activities planned will include creative crafts, science, academics, organized outdoor activity, waterplay, cooking & daily outings in the community. Each week the children will have a bowling or splash pad outing and a planned field trip. Children registered will receive a summer camp package, which includes calendar of events, daily schedules, registration forms & more! Please note weekly sessions & field trips are subject to change. Licensed by Ministry of Community and Social Services. LIMITED DAYCARE SPACE AVAILABLE! Call today. Session Week Theme Field Trip #1 July 2 to July 5 Nutty Professor Mad Science #2 July 8 to July 12 World of Lego Legoland #3 July 15 to July 19 Mission Impossible Bronte Creek #4 July 22 to July 26 Game Show Mania Laser Quest #5 July 29 to Aug 2 Atlantis Bingemans Aug 5 to Aug 9 CAMP CLOSED #6 Aug 12 to Aug 16 The Sweet Tooth Safari Science #7 Aug 19 to Aug 23 Dragons & Vikings Glazed Expressions #8 Aug 26 to Aug 30 Animalpaloosa African Lion Safari 89 Mountainview Rd. South 905-702-9797 Summer Camp BOOK NOW! Week #1 starts Monday, July 2 JOIN FUTURE SCHOLAR'S SUMMER CAMP! Cost per weekly session: $145.00 - fee includes 2 snacks and daily outings. Children to bring paper bag lunch Rates do not include a nominal field trip cost. PART TIME DAY CAMP SPACES AVAILABLE Call for details. T he IFP• Parenting •Thursd ay, June 6, 2013 5 Moms and dads and kids of all ages are invited to join Credit Valley Conser- vation, WPEC and the community to learn more about ecology and the en- vironment while restoring Willow Park Ecology Centre on Saturday, June 8, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. This event will happen rain or shine. Located in Norval (access off Mary St.) along the west branch of the Credit River at the east end of Hungry Hollow, the former trailer park is gradually re- turning to a natural area for education and recreation through dedicated vol- unteer efforts. The current challenge is the dis- placement of native trees, shrubs and wildfl owers with invasive plant species such as European Buckthorn and Gar- lic Mustard. On June 8, volunteers will target the removal of small Buckthorn trees and replacement planting of na- tive trees. Buckthorn is harmful to birds, shade tolerant native shrubs/herbs and some farm crops (www.ontarioinvasiveplants. ca). Tips on preventing spread of inva- sive plants include: avoiding the use of them in your gardens and landscape, remaining on designated trails when hiking and contacting the Invasive Spe- cies Hotline 1-800-563-7711 with your questions. Nurture your green thumb and your soul as you experience nature during this opportunity to give back to North Halton's beautiful Ecology Centre! Be sure to dress for the weather. Shovels, gloves, and light refreshments will be provided. To register visit www.willowparke- cology.ca Volunteer page. For more in- formation email Credit Valley Conser- vation at ljennings@creditvalleyca.ca or call Willow Park at 905-702-9055. All ages welcome to help restore WPEC Magician Mr. Oh! tickets on sale: Tickets are now on sale for Halton Hills Public Library's magic show on Saturday, July 13. Magician Mr. Oh! is Owen An- derson, a terrifi c entertainer and kids of all ages will enjoy the show. Tickets are only $2! For more information, visit www. hhpl.on.ca or 905-873-2681 ext. 2520 or 519-853-301. *** Creative Writing and Illustration Contest: Young people in Grades 4-12 are invited to enter Halton Hills Public Library's Ink Writing Project, the annual creative writing and illustration contest. Young people in Grades 4-8 (Inksters) and Grades 9-12 (Inklings) can enter poetry, short stories or illustrated fi ction. There are twelve $50 gift certifi cate prizes to be won! Pick up an offi cial entry form at the Library. Entries will be accepted at both the Georgetown branch, 9 Church St. and Acton branch, 17 River St. until Wednes- day, July 31.Info: www.hhpl.on.ca or call 905-873-2681 x2520 or 519-853-0301. *** The Baby Bunch meets fi rst and third Friday of the month, 2-3:30 p.m. at St. Al- ban's Church, in Alban House, 537 Main St., Glen Williams. This is a drop-in par- ent and child interactive social group, open to the community, with the focus on children, aged 2 and under; older siblings are welcome. Info: 905-877-8323. *** Baby Talk Group: is a free group that runs every Friday, between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., at St. George's Anglican Church, in the Lounge. Baby Talk is fa- cilitated by Vikki Kidd, IBCLC (Interna- tional Board Certifi ed Lactation Consul- tant) and Kyle Jones NNEB, (UK Nursery Nurse) who both give their time volun- tarily. The weekly sessions continue un- til June 21, break for summer and then resume the fi rst Friday after Labour Day. For more details contact Kyle Jones pk- jones@cogeco.ca, 905-873-2073 or Vikki Kidd vikki.kidd@gmail.com, 289-891- 7799. *** Family fun day: On Saturday, June 22, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the auditorium of Halton Hills Christian School on Trafalgar Rd. Pro- ceeds to Welcome Home children's Centre Inc in Cabaret, Haiti, www.welcomechil- dren.org. Come enjoy face painting, barbe- cue, balloons, games etc. Come have a fun day while helping to raise funds to build a home desperately needed for 75 children. Info: Audrey Hoekstra, 905-877-0630, au- drey.hoekstra@welcomechildren.org *** Walk to Remember and Butterfl y Release: on Saturday, June 15, 9:30 a.m. until noon at Streetsville Memorial Park, hosted by Bereaved Families of Ontario Halton-Peel. Registration at 9:30 a.m., with the Walk start at 10 a.m., followed by Drum Circle, 11 a.m., then the Butterfl y Release. Info: www.bereavedfamilies.ca, 905-848-4337.