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•T he IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, June 20, 2013 21 Call Sandpiper Today for your FREE in-home assessment 888-668-8117 sandpiperhomecomfort.ca A DIVISION OF OAKVILLE HYDRO ENERGY SERVICES INC. You're lookingHOT! Get CoolforFREE!Get CoolforFREE! Stay cool and comfortable all summer longwith anAIR CONDITIONER from Sandpiper andmake no payments until September 2013! � Absolutely NO up-front costs! � FREE installation and repairs � AFFORDABLE low monthly rates � LOCAL Priority Service 24/7 � ENERGY EFFICIENT brands and models BUSINESS Walmart officially opens in new mall location Longtime Walmart employees Linda Jesse (left) and Gloria Guidotti shared scissor duties cutting the ribbon to officially re-open Georgetown Walmart, after a major reloaction and renovation at Georgetown Market Place. Photos by Ted Brown During the grand re-opening of Walmart, George- town Bread Basket Food Bank received a sizable do- nation of food to top up their shelves. Bread Basket director Don Burt (top) oversaw loading the numerous shopping carts of food, as Walmart employees (from left) Jeffrey McDonald, Kevin Theodoropolus, Daniel Arsenault and Harman Ganda loaded the truck. During the grand re-opening of Walmart at George- town Market Place, Links2Care received a $1,000 donation, presented by (from left) Walmart employ- ees Amanda Stroink, Jessika Hole, Bushra Saddiqua, Link2Care executive director Sandra Melhuish and Walmart store manager Vanessa Bradley. Cheques were also presented to: • Glen Williams Public School principal Vince Cun- dari-- $800 donation to the school, presented by department manager Sharon Humphries, • Emily Clark of Children's Miracle Network with Sick Kids Foundation, who accepted a cheque for $2,000 from Walmart employee Amanda Stroink and store manager Vanessa Bradley, • $750 to Autism Dog Services Store manager Vanessa Bradley also presented long- time Walmart employee Heather McEachern with flowers to celebrate 20 years with the company. Halton Hills Furniture and Appliances is Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for June. Located at 2 Main St N, Acton, the family-owned business has been serving customers since 1972, when it was started by Jake Kuiken, and later taken over by his son Ron Kuiken in 1991. On hand for the presentation were (from left) Daine, Ron and Wade Kuiken, longtime employee Lucia Haef- ner, Jake Kuiken, Chamber past-president Norm Paget and Chamber representative Cindi Steffensen. Photo by Ted Brown The Business of the Month is... Georgetown Toyota donates $5k to HHAUG Kevin Wood of Georgetown Toyota (right) was joined by his staff as he presented a cheque for $5,000 to Halton Hills Arena Users Group (HHAUG), which was accepted by HHAUG committee member Steve Highfield (left) and co-chair Bob Hooper. The money will go towards the Stay Home and Play Campaign-- the fundraising effort to raise $2 million for three new ice pad surfaces. Photo by Ted Brown Don't miss Business After Hours tonight, 5-7 p.m. at Wildwood Manor Ranch. Register, 905-877-7119