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Thursday, O ctober 1, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 19 After playing only one season in soccer and hockey, Keira was chosen to compete on both Rep Teams through her hard work and self-motivation. She generously gives back to charitable organizations through money raised from lemonade stands and cash birthday gifts. Her busy schedule involves the Girl Guides and she maintains excellent grades. Congratulations Keira on being chosen the September Sport Kid of the Month! SPORT KID OF THE MONTH KEIRA SAVIN Come Visit - Halton Hills Sports Museum & Resource Centre http://www.haltonhillssportsmuseum.blogspot.ca COMMUNITY Taste fresh from the farm at Harvest Halton Sunday Harvest Halton, the premier culinary event bringing Halton's finest restaurants and local farmers together for an unforgettable farm- to-chef experience, takes place Sunday, Oct. 4, at Country Heritage Park in Milton. Tantalize your taste buds and sample unique dishes created by award-winning chefs from Halton Region's renowned res- taurants. Each chef will be paired with local farmers who will provide ingredients fresh from the harvest. This year's event will be held in the histor- ic Harrop Barn, providing an authentic agri- cultural backdrop and ensuring the event will be a success rain or shine. To enhance the experience, visitors can also enjoy live music, a Simply Local marketplace, as well as interactive displays and live demos about the story of agriculture in Halton. Tickets are on sale for only $30 in advance and $35 at the door and include food tastings. (Children 12 and under are $5.) To buy tickets, visit halton.ca/harvest or check out the event's Facebook page. As a preview to the main event, Toronto Premium Outlets held a "mini Harvest Halton" on Sept. 16 at the Toronto Premium Outlets. Executive Chef Mathew Sutherland from Latitude Food and Drink in Georgetown teamed up with local farmers from Cody's Cows, Busy Liz's Farm Shop, Marshall's Real Farmer's Market and Wheelbarrow Orchards, to create a special menu as a teaser for what visitors will get on Oct. 4. Left, Sutherland hands a sample to Derryn Schouela of Oakville. Photo by Greg Coman