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Thursday, D ecem ber 10, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 35 Calling all Beatles fans! The look, the sound and the excitement of The Beatles live performances will be re-created at the John Elliott Theatre in Halton Hills when the international touring cast of "Beatlemania Revisited" comes to town on Saturday February 6th for a special One Night Only performance at 8:00pm. All songs in the Beatlemania show are performed "note for note" by the amazing cast members who are further augmented with incredible costumes and vintage instruments to truly capture the spirit of the Fab Four. The evening kicks off with their famous 1964 appearance on the Ed Sullivan television show and follows The Beatles through their entire career with numerous costume changes including the Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road eras. In total,over30Beatlessongsareperformed live throughout the evening including "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" "Ticket to Ride" InternatIonal "BeatlemanIa" Show ComeS to GeorGetown "Beatlemania Revisited" captures the look and sound of the Beatles in concert. A GreAt ChrIStMAS GIFt ! reVISIteD JOHN ELLiOtt tHEatrE 905-877-3700 www.HaltonHills.ca/theatre CALLING ALL BeAtLeS FANS ! "hard Days' night" "help" "hey Jude" "Yesterday" and many more! SATURdAy FEBRUARy 6Th 8:00 P.M. TickETS $39 All inclUSivE "Yesterday" "Penny Lane" "Help!" "A Hard Day Night" "Yellow Submarine" "Eleanor Rigby" "Sgt.Peppers' Lonely Hearts Club Band" and of course "Hey Jude" amongst the many audience favourites. Colum Henry, who portrays John Lennon, notes "This is a family oriented, audience-interactive performance that will have everybody singing, dancing and clapping along". Tickets to see "Beatlemania Revisited" at the John Elliott Theatre in Halton Hills on Saturday February 6th at 8:00pm are on sale now, value-priced at only $39 all inclusive. Tickets are available at the theatre box office located at 9 Church Street in Halton Hills, or by calling 905-877-3700 or on- line at www.HaltonHills.ca/Theatre Great Christmas present for the Beatles fan in your family but buy your tickets early to get the best seats to this incredible show! LEATHERTOWNLEATHERTOWNLEATHERTOWNLEATHERTOWN LUMBERLUMBERLUMBERLUMBER WHILE SUPPLIES LAST / UNTIL DECEMBER 31 PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ANNUAL TOY DRIVE . ALL TOYS WILL BE DONATED TO THE LOCAL SALVATION ARMY Folding Utility Knife Durable aluminum handle with belt clip. Super sharp SK5 blade. Quick-change blade. Handyman Gloves Designed for carpentry, automotive, plumbing and basic utility. $599REG:$10.99 $1049REG: $16.99 9-In. Magnetic Aluminum Torpedo Level 3 Vials. One-piece, full-length cast aluminum frame. Level vial is top-reading.(3751179)(4500M) 5 IN 1 Stiff Painter's Tool Sharp blade for scraping ,putty removal, roller scraper. $799REG:$15.99 $499REG:$9.99 COMMUNITY Cadet Warrant Officer Emma Pushman from the 676 Lorne Scots Royal Canadian Army Cadets was presented with the Silver Duke of Edinburgh award by Mayor Rick Bonnette last month. The Duke of Edinburgh program is an inter- national program for youth aged 14-25. "The 676 Lorne Scots are a big supporter of the Duke of Ed program. Army Cadets and the Duke of Ed are a natural fit. We are all very proud of Emma" said Captain Mike Cameron, Com- manding Officer of the 676. In order to qualify for the Silver award, the recipient must participate in volunteer work, physical fitness training, learn a new skill, and complete a multiday adventurous journey. "I find the Army Cadet program very reward- ing and a lot of fun. I have had chances to do things you can't do anywhere else. These activi- ties have helped me complete my silver Duke of Ed," said Pushman. WO Pushman is a grade 11 honour student at Christ the King Secondary School. She has been part of the Army Cadet Program for the past three years and is a member of the 676 Bi- athlon team. Army Cadets is a free program for young people aged 12-18. Army Cadets has been part of Georgetown for the past 99 years and is the oldest and one of the largest youth programs in Canada with a focus on outdoor adventure activities. Based out of the Colonel John Roaf Barber, ED. CD. Armoury in Georgetown, the 676 meets every Wednesday night 6:45-9:15 p.m. September to June. Lorne Scots cadet earns Duke of Edinburgh award Cadet Warrant Officer Emma Pushman from the 676 Lorne Scots Army Cadets is presented with the Silver Duke of Ed award by Mayor Rick Bon- nette at the Col JR Barber Armoury in George- town. Submitted Photo