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Library supports literacy Lisa Hunziger, library assistant in the Children and Youth Services Department at Georgetown branch of Halton Hills Public Library read excerpts from popular Robert Munsch storybooks during a special reading hour. The special Storytime recognized Family Literacy Day, of which Munsch was the honourary chair. Family Literacy Day is the national initiative created by ABC CANADA Literacy Foundation that promotes the importance of reading and learning as a family. Photo by Ted Brown One-stop shopping for careers to be held here he Halton Industry Education Council, with its partners in the Halton Catholic District School Board and the Halton District School Board present Careers Unlimited 2006, 6:30-9 p.m. at Christ the King High School in Georgetown. Careers Unlimited is an informal walk-about career fair that provides an opportunity for students, parents and individuals from the community to interact with representatives from a wide variety of occupations. Careers Unlimited offers over 100 exhibitors from different occupational sectors and an additional sector for career planning. Careers Unlimited is free for both the exhibitors and the attendees. Highlights to look forward to include the #88 apprenticesearch.com race car, the McMaster Fireball Show, the Ontario Public Works Association and the Halton Hills Fire Protection and Prevention Services. ! Careers Unlimited has helped more than 5,000 students, parents and community members gather information about the variety of options available in the world of work. Students can explore and learn from professionals about various careers and occupational pathway options. Parents have the opportunity to expand their current knowledge of the resources available to assist their children with career/education planning. Educators can update their existing knowledge on labour market trends and emerging career opportunities. Industry participants and exhibitors have a chance to share their expertise and resources with students while networking with other industry representatives. HIEC encourages all community stakeholders to come out and explore occupational pathways at Careers Unlimited 2006. The Halton Industry Education Council (HIEC) has been bringing business and education together for 16 years with the determined vision of inspiring youth in Halton to make informed career decisions. Over the past 16 years HIEC has delivered career education programs to more than 60,000 students in Halton. HIEC runs three websites, www.hiec.on.ca, www.schooltocareer.ca and www.apprenticesearch.com, which all focus on providing career information and industry connections to the Halton community. Yuk Yuk's in Acton Cure your winter blues. Support Acton High School's Band-Aid committee presents three comics direct from Yuk Yuk's Toronto for an evening of laughs, 8 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23, at the high school. Proceeds will go towards the Acton High School 2006 Band Trip to New York City. The kids have been working hard to defer costs. What a great way to support your local community and have some laughs to melt away your February blues. Tickets are limited (adults: $15 advance/$18 at the door; students or seniors: $12 advance/$15 at the door). Tickets available at Acton High School. Info: Ruth, 905-8772618.