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•T h e IF P • H alto n H ills, Thursd ay, N ovem b er 28, 2013 5 On Now at The Brick! For more details go instore or online @thebrick.com. TOO TIRED TO COOK THIS HOLIDAY SEASON? Your Dinner is served in oven-ready pans with heating instructions. All you need to do is pop it in the oven. $189.00 (plus taxes) Serves 8. For more than 8 guests, add $23.50 per person Orders can be placed until 3pm on Dec 10th. Dinners will be delivered on Dec 24 between 11am - 3pm. To Order Call: 905-864-8511 / info@silverthyme.ca FURNACE • FIREPLACE • BBQs • A/C 877-8990905 ShowRoom 118 Guelph St., Georgetown We are pleased to welcome another local technician ANDREW WATSON to the Appleby team! Feel comfortable with us! SYSTEMS GEORGETOWN INC. Comprehensive Coverage Available….Comprehensive Coverage Available…. All-Risk Contractors INSURANCE Office, Contents & Buildings Liability (including completed operations) Tool, Equipment & Installation Floaters Loss or Destruction of Rental Equipment Contractor Errors & Omissions Rip & Tear Coverage Equipment Break-Down Loss of Income Commercial Auto SMALL CONTRACTOR PACKAGES Start as low as $69.53per month VISA, MASTERCARD Accepted Gary McCaslin, CAIB McCaslin Horne Insurance Brokers Inc. 348 Guelph Street, Georgetown 905-877-8738 info@mccaslinhome.com contribution, Helson said, "Marg (his late wife) and I both had to endure the un- pleasant experience of being sent to other hospitals for CT scanning. Our hospital was important in making Georgetown a self-sufficient town and as such I feel it is important for us to help keep the facil- ity up-to-date for our doctors and staff, as well as all of the patients who come to Georgetown Hospital for care." In recognition of this contribution, the CT scanner will be housed in the Marg and Fred Helson CT Scanner Suite, which is located immediately adjacent to the new Emergency Department- ensuring easy ac- cess for Emergency staff and physicians. CT scanning, sometimes called CAT scanning, is a non-invasive medical test that helps physicians diagnose and treat medical conditions. A CT scanner com- bines special X-ray equipment with so- phisticated computers to produce mul- tiple images or pictures of the inside of the body. These crosssectional images can then be examined on a computer monitor or printed. CT scans of internal organs, bone, soft tissue and blood vessels pro- vide greater clarity and reveal more details than regular X-ray exams. "The CT at Georgetown Hospital is one of the best there is. It is advanced medicine. The scanning technology is fast enough to image the beating heart with clarity. It can image the whole body in sec- onds and reproduce these images in three dimensions. There are multiple features that improve patient comfort and safety. Most importantly, the CT does all this while reducing radiation dose," explained Dr. Robert Yu, HHS Chief of Diagnostic Imaging. Georgetown Hospital's new Siemens Somotom Definition AS+ 128 Slice CT scanner arrived on Nov. 7. For more information about George- town Hospital, please visit www.halton- healthcare.com. CT scanner is now operational The first one on the table of the new CT scanner at Georgetown Hospital was donor Fred Helson, as he was joined by (from left) Cindy McDonell, Hospital COO, John Oliver, Halton Healthcare Services President & CEO; Dr. Timothy Durrant, Site Lead of Diagnostic Imaging at Georgetown Hospital; Diane Sala, Manager of Diagnostic Imaging and Dr. Robert Yu, Chief of Diagnostic Imaging at Halton Healthcare Services. Photo by Ted Brown Continued from pg. 1 A Georgetown man is facing charges after Halton Police stopped a vehicle at Eaton St. and Barber St. that had been seen driving erratically about 1:50 a.m. Friday. Charged with impaired driving, having over 80 mg of al- cohol in 100 ml of blood and driving while suspended is Victor Viera, 40. Driver faces charges