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The IFP - Halton Hills | Thursday, March 24, 2022 | 8 theifp.ca a PETER SNOW AN EXPERIENCED PSYCHOTHERAPIST AND. AFFORD: SELLING YOUTH ADULTS. FIND YOUR BE: BESTS ‘SELF. OFFICES IN LIMEHOUSE & MILTON. VIRTUAL APPOINTMENTS ALSO AVAILABLE. TOWN OF Georgetown GO Station/Mill St. Corridor Secondary Plan Steering Committee - Call for Applicants HALTON HILLS The Town of Halton Hills is looking for five volunteers to serve on the Georgetown GO Station Area/Mill Street Corridor Secondary Plan Review Steering Committee. The review will examine best methods of intensification within existing high density and mixed-use areas while protecting the natural heritage and historic low-density neighbourhoods of the plan area. Conducted over approximately two years, the Georgetown GO Station/Mill Street Corridor secondary plan review will be a community-integrated process shaped by input from the public and key stakeholders while considering local plans and priorities. Steering Committee Duties: Provide feedback on deliverables of the review throughout the study; Assist with identifying issues and proposing solutions; Liaise with key community stakeholders to ensure public awareness of the study; Meet as needed, to monitor the progress of the review. Must be a resident of, or hold property within, or adjacent to, the Secondary Plan area « Must be over the age of 18 years *¢ May not be a Town of Halton Hills employee . ives from jE i are welcome and encouraged to apply J groups and Application Requirements: Applicants must apply by Monday, March 28, 2022 at 4:30 p.m. Applicants must complete an ‘Application for a Committee of Board’ form available on the Town’s website at haltonhills.ca/forms Submit the application to Melissa Lawr (Deputy Clerk-Legislation) by email at melissal@haltonhills.ca, or by mail at 1 Halton Hills Drive, Halton Hills ON, L7G 5G2. For more information, please contact Keith Hamilton, Planner - Policy at 905-875-5961 or via e-mail at khamilton@haltonhills.ca. Halton Hil ive Jeopardy! photo Evan Freeman (right) was on the Mar. 16 episode of "Jeopardy!," hosted by Ken Jennings (left). ‘| WOULDN'T CHANGE A THING’ LOCAL MAN CHERISHES JEOPARDY! EXPERIENCE HERB GARBUTT hgarbutt@metroland.com If it seemed like a dream, it quickly became very real for Evan Free- man. "As soon as they start, and they say 'From the ex Trebek stage.' And then they say, 'A vet from Georgetown, Ontario, Can- aa 001 bumps ju Just t talking about i it ing athe paar his era aie episode i in January. e trivia buff dreamed of bane on the show since watching it with his grand- father on Friday nights asa kid. Anditbecamea reality when the show aired last Wednesday (Mar. 16). So how did he do? Al- right, alright, alright. He ticked off his Jeopar- dy! bucket list items. He le answel the Fin: Jeopardy question correct- “The lone box left un- checked: he didn't win. Freeman correctly an- swered the Final Jeopardy question — the first three words spoken by Matthew McConaughey in a movie (see above) — but when Ka- tie Hargrove also got the answer, Freeman had to settle for second. "I wouldn't change Freeman said. "tt was one of the best days of my life, and I get to see pup- pies and kittens every day. Freeman started well, would have got it,” he said “Maybe if it was DI a different way." _He didn't let it rattle though. He got the next four questions — with his pre-show studying of texting abbreviations pay- ing off — restoring almost everything he lost to give himself a chance in Final Jeopardy. As for that tattoo he mentioned i in the player in- in four dif- ferent categories to take the lead into the first com- mercial break and was just $1,200 behind Hargrove at the end of the round. "You're playing against really skilled people," he said. At the end of: the first » Hey, Tm Toidine my own here." Though he got a slow start in the second round, Freeman got a chance to make up for it when he got the Daily Double. He al- ways planned to bet every- thing if he got the chance and when it came up in sci- ence and medicine, there was no doubt. However, the question about the force that resists motion through air tripped iping out the $0) he had earned to that oot eman has no regrets. "You could have asked me that question 100 times and I don't know that I , he hasn't got it yet, but he's ‘Jeaning toward a Liverpool F.C. crest rath- er than the Ken Jennings portrait he joked about with the Jeopardy! host on the show. Freeman, just the sec- ond Canadian Jeopardy! contestant in the past two years, said the amount of support he's received since people found out he was go- ing to be on the show has been overwhelming. And even though he lived the experience two months ago, Freeman was looking forward to seeing it from another erspective. "You always think yo did worse than you did," whe said. "But my kids were ex- cited. As soon as they they'll always be able to say, 'My dad was on Jeopar- ig