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•Th e IF P• H al to n H ill s • Th ur sd ay , O ct ob er 9 , 2 01 4 14 The St George Team has expanded Our new location is Now Open! Enjoy Hockey, Football, Basketball or your favorite game on our 110" TV wall or any one of our 8 other TVs Cheer for your favorite team, celebrate with a team of your own or join in with one of our dart leagues The perfect place for a Time Out! TIME O Spor ts & Ta OUT Taps 68 Main Street N., Georgetown ~ in the Moore Park Plaza ~ www.facebook.com/pages/Time-Out-Sports-and-Taps Enjoy a "threesome"every Saturday night $10 cocktail pitcher 3 of your favourite cocktails to share* $5 Budweiser Pints during Leaf games 1/2 Price Wings every Wednesday & Sunday $3.99 Caesar Saturdays NFL Sundays 1/2 wings & picher specials $17 Platters The perfect way to enjoy a game or just hang with friends. A cold pitcher and a platter of your favourite munchies Meat Lovers, Wings & Things or Munchie Happy H our 4-6 week nights $3.99 do m. draft *After 8pm, standard bar rail coctails only Friday Oct. 10ththe strumcatsAccoustic Guitar LIVE MUSIC We want to Sponsor Your Team! Just ask your server for detailsLikeus on www.timeouttaps.ca 905-877-1913 Experienced • 11 years experience as Mayor of Halton Hills. Chaired many ciritical commitees. • Understands working relationship with Town, Region, Provincial and Federal levels of government. • A proven Leadership Track Record. Responsive • Struck a task force to develop a Town Green Plan. • Struck a task force to resolve ice rink shortages. • Executed "Vision Georgetown" committee to plan a community vision for future growth of Georgetown. Decisive • Successfully fought to keep our Halton Hills Hydro from a forced merger sale. • Successfully fought (along with citizens), the proposed Provincial 400 series highway (4-3) south of Georgetown. • Set up a sustainablility committee to plan for our Town's future generations. d.rack Recoroven Leadership TA pr• getown.owth of Geore grvision for futur getown.owth of Geore grvision for futur On October 27thOn October 27th Rick Bonnette On October 27th On October 27th, RE-ELECT Rick Bonnette for Mayor! Retiring Halton Hills councillor Joan Rob- son was on the receiving end of much praise, and even some good-natured ribbing from her colleagues around the Council table. At the Sept. 8 Council meeting, Mayor Rick Bonnette-- calling Robson a "solid rep- resentative" of Ward 2 and the community-- thanked her for her 14 years on Council. He said she has "a lot of energy, a lot of humour," and added that there had "been a lot of Joan moments." He thanked her for her support of Town staff, the community and coun- cil members. Robson, who is leaving her coun- cil post at the end of the term, took the opportunity to say something about each of her colleagues. "I'm drawn to remember the pas- sion that each one of you has brought to the table and many members of staff too," said Robson. "Thank you all for 14 wonderful years." Councillor Jon Hurst praised Robson for being "a tireless advocate for her constituents not only in the Glen, but all across her ward." "When I see Joan's hand go up (at Coun- cil meetings), and I catch that little smirk, I always say to myself this is going to be good, and it usually is," said Hurst. "There will be a big hole to fill on Credit Valley Conservation," said Councillor Clark Somerville, stressing Robson had done an "absolutely tremendous" job ensuring the Town and CVC work together. He also praised her for the work she did to push for Meadows in the Glen to be a low impact development. Councillor Moya Johnson pointed out that Robson decided to run for her former hus- band Bill Robson's seat on council after he died. "I don't know anybody who could have done what she did-- stepping in to run for his seat on Town Council, to carry out what he wanted to do, and she did it admira- bly," said Johnson. "You are a lot of fun, but also a great advocate for the Town and you've done a fabulous job in that seat, so congratulations." Councillor Bryan Lewis kidded Robson for being known as "15 Minutes Late Joan," but added, "all of us say a sincere thank you for what you've done, how hard you've worked on our behalf." Councillor Jane Fogal joked that she coveted the councillor's parking spot by the loading dock, wondering how she managed to get it. Robson laughed and said she would pass it on to her. Councillor Bob Inglis called the frank ques- tions Robson's asked around the Council table a strength while Councillor Mike O'Leary called her a "very classy lady". Retiring councillor praised by her colleagues for long service JOAN ROBSON