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Thursday, O ctober 29, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 21 Upper Credit Humane Society Thrift Shop - October Auction Thrift Shop (Moore Park Plaza) 905-702-8661 thriftshop@uppercredit.com Charitable Registration # 893738872RR0001 www.uppercredit.com UPPER CREDIT HUMANE SOCIETY All money raised helps the animals in the UCHS shelter Featured items include a guitar, Lionel train set, pool cue with case and a Royal Doulton figurine (Lisa) Store hours:Tuesday - Saturday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Telephone bids are not accepted Call theThrift Shop for details 905-702-8661 Auction ends with live bidding on Saturday, October 31 at 4:30 p.m. Book bidding is now underway at the store at Moore Park Plaza (68 Main St. North, Georgetown) 316 Guelph Street, Georgetown HONDAwww.georgetownhonda.ca 905-873-1818 only at while supplies last! See dealer for details Fall SavingS • Heated Seats • Bluetooth • Backup Camera • A/C • Power Windows/Locks • Automatic & More! • 20,000 kMS YeAr! $0 True $218.46 A MonTH down at 0.99% for 60 months oAC GeorGetown while supplies last! See dealer for details at 0.99% for 60 months GeorGetown Lease a 2015 honda civic lx honda FB2F4 51 Main Street South, Georgetown (905) 873-8778 Cold nose, warm toes. Stylish winter boots that are warm and waterproof Narrow to Wide calf sizes available NEWS St. John's United Church of Georgetown and Glen Williams has a new minister who brings a range of talents that include blog- ging, teaching, music and an interest in so- cial justice, all a perfect fit for the congrega- tion. Norman Hennig-Pereira brings 25 years of ministry experience, plus a degree in education, voice music studies, and experience as a youth leader and food bank vol- unteer. "He was the unanimous choice of our search committee" says Su- san Tupling, who runs the church's Food for Life community food sharing program. "When we went to hear him preach in his previous church, we felt right at home with his inter- pretation of the Bible, his use of technology in worship, and his sense of humour." The search committee was comprised of members of the congregation with a variety of interests, backgrounds and ages including a teenager, parents and grandparents. A native of Calgary, Hennig-Pereira stud- ied at University of Calgary, Berkeley, Wa- terloo University, and Emmanuel College at University of Toronto. Previous ministry charges include in Mildmay, Ont., a church in Montreal, and at St. James United Church in Etobicoke. He is the founder of several blogs including Lenten Block Par- ty. He lives with his spouse Cliff, two daughters, two dogs, a cat and "far too many fish." "From the first day at St. John's I felt very much at home" said Hen- nig-Pereira. "The warmth and care I experienced here has been amaz- ing. I'm impressed with the qual- ity of the music program, a blend of traditional and contemporary styles." Renowned for its hospitality, commu- nity outreach and music tradition, St. John's motto is "Welcoming all with open doors, open hearts, and open minds." The church recently celebrated 175 years of worship and community service in Georgetown and Glen Williams. St. John's United welcomes new 'perfect fit' minister NORM HENNIG- PEREIRA