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•T h e IF P • H alto n H ills, Thursd ay, N ovem b er 28, 2013 13 Friday December 6, 2013 3 to 8 pm At Knox Presbyterian Church (corner of Main St. S and Church St) Beverley's Bakers, Sandra Blakely's Kids clothes, Maple Grove Farms and more local artists. 6 to 9 pm Horse & Wagon Rides Holiday Shopping Specials Magical Activities for Children Caroling by Georgetown Choral Society Special Visit with Santa Claus www.downtowngeorgetown.com or 905-873-4970 Email: art@kase.ca Phone: 905-877-8444 138A Mill St. Downtown Georgetown Visit us on FRI DEC 6TH during Holiday Magic on Main & Mill! NEW 2014 KASE ART CLASS PLANS NOW ONLINE @ www.kase.ca KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 116 Main Street South, Downtown Georgetown 905-877-7585 www.knoxgeorgetown.ca Interim-Moderator - Rev. Wendy Lampman EVERYONE WELCOME • Tuesday Evenings, 7:30-8:30 p.m. Community Christmas Carol Sing-Along Dec. 3, 10, and 17 Local musicians will lead festive music in a warm, friendly atmosphere. • Sun., Dec. 8th 7:00 p.m. Halton Hills Concert Band, Tickets $10.00, available at the church office or at the door. Light refreshments will follow the concert. 98 Main St. S., Georgetown 905-702-7675 www.thewaywewere.ca Holiday Gifts! * Hats, gloves, jewelry, scarves, stocking stuffers under $25 * Kameleon jewelry specials * Gift certificates to let her choose • Homemade cakes, desserts and lunches • Gingerbread houses and gifts • Christmas cookies platters 103 Main St. S. 905-873-6569 www.heathersbakery.ca Open Sundays in December Santa Sale Buy one at Reg. Price and Second item is 50% off. 77 Main St. S. Downtown Georgetown 905-873-1470 Visit our Holiday Magic Open House Dec 6th for additional savings! You Are Invited! Students, police send message Const. Maureen Andrew said the video is slat- ed to air next month on Cogeco and YouTube in conjunction with the launch of the Halton Police Distracted Driving winter campaign. The video shows a collision that results in two fatalities and is caused by a texting driver who strikes and kills a child wearing headphones as he gets off the school bus with his brother. Acting in the production were Georgetown Disrict High School students Emma Holt, Kon- rad Posberg, Mike Bilodeau and Ben de BoerSap. GDHS cosmetology students Rebecca Henry and Caley Pelkeys did the actors' makeup. Keiran and Aidan Lawson of Guelph also acted in the video. Also appearing were Halton Police officers, Halton Hills firefighters and Halton EMS staff. Fred's Towing provided two previously smashed vehicles and Rob Arsenault and Terry Layton of the towing company helped out during the filming. Perry Hunter of Anthony Acres Ltd. took part in the video by driving a large tractor that poses an obstruction on the road. Continued from pg. 1