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14 Independent & Free Press, Tuesday,May 25, 2010 Summer Registration Horseback Riding Camp Mon-Fri 9 am ­ 4:30 pm Camp info & registration available at: Structured lessons. ENTERTAINMENT One Way releases CD to help end slavery Thousands of children in the world are sold into slavery with many ending up in the sex trade. Life for these kids means no holidays, no pay and no future, but six local youngsters are finding One Way to help. Grade 7 and 8 students Holly Girvan, Torri Huggins, Brittany Webster, Jonah Vetro, Vince Vetro and Sophia Vetro-- all members of the Georgetown Alliance Church's Junior Worship Band, make up the band, One Way. In December the group cut a CD called Freedom. The band is holding their CD release party on Friday (May 28) from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Georgetown Alliance Church on 290 Main St. S. One Way will play songs from their CD, interspersed with performances from guest musicians, Jordan Huggins, Anita Huggins, Megan Cameron, Jennifer Webster and Tim Alberts and comments from special guest speaker, Samantha Bourdon from the organization, Free the Children. The CD will sell for $15 for one, $20 for SUMMER CAMP $325/week (Inc. taxes) Beginners welcome www.soniador.ca (905) 838-2020 Summer Theatre Camps! Little Broadway ages 5-7 Triple Threat Camp ages 8-13 Great prices! Full details at www.ensemblekids.com or contact Amanda at (905) 877-3344. Sign up now! Spaces going fast! two and $25 for three. Boxes will also be available for those who wish to donate. All proceeds will go to freeing child slaves in Nicaragua. Celebrate the Arts Festival to be held in Acton in June Acton BIA and Downtown Acton merchants host Celebrates the Arts Festival, from June 1-9. Take a stroll downtown Acton and view local artists' work displayed in downtown storefront windows. If you're an artist and interested in participating contact the Acton BIA at 519-853-9555 or actonbia@cogeco.net For more information about advertising in this special feature please call Amy Sykes 905-873-0301, ext. 237 Summer Camp Does your child want to have lots of fun this summer?!!! Ages 4 to 11 years Cost per weekly session: BOOK NOW! Week #1 starts Monday, July 5 JOIN FUTURE SCHOLAR'S SUMMER CAMP! Hours of Operation: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For an additional fee, extended care is offered from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and/or 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. DAY CAMP $130.00 - fee includes 2 snacks and daily outings. SPACES AVAILABLE Children to bring paper bag lunch Call for details. Rates do not include a nominal field trip cost. During each weekly theme-based session activities planned will include creative crafts, science, academics, organized outdoor activity, waterplay, cooking & daily outings in the community Each week the children will go bowling & have a planned field trip. Children registered will receive a summer camp package, which includes calendar of events, daily schedules, registration forms & more! NEW PART TIME Session #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 Week July 5 to July 9 July 12 to July 16 July 19 to July 23 July 26 to July 30 Aug 2 to Aug 6 Aug 9 to Aug 13 Aug 16 to Aug 20 Aug 23 to Aug 27 Aug 30 to Sept 3 Theme Craft Mania! Life On The Farm Extreme Home Economics Through The Looking Glass Camp Closed The Undiscovered Realms Adventure Seekers Wanted: Fun Times Ahead Play It, Love It, Live-It Sports! Wacky Animal Adventures Field Trip Glazed Expressions Puck's Farm Build a Bear Workshop Halton Regional Museum Laser Quest Reptilia Bronte Creek Bingemans LIMITED DAYCARE SPACE AVAILABLE! Call today. We are currently accepting participants. Limited spaces - book now! Please note weekly sessions & field trips are subject to change. 89 Mountainview Rd. South 905-702-9797 Licensed by Ministry of Community and Social Services.