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•T h e IF P • H alto n H ills • D ecem ber 24-26, 2013 29 Proudly Serving Georgetown since 1994 Georgetown Marketplace Mall 905-877-CARE (2273) Proudly Serving Georgetown since 1994 DR. ANOOP SAYAL & ASSOCIATES Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Than k you for y our supp ort o ver th e yea rs. Dr. A. S ayal The staff and patients at Dr Anoop Sayal and Associates' office in Georgetown Market Place once again came to the need of those using the local food bank, running their 16th Annual Food Drive. During the past 16 years over 4000 lbs of food has been collected in this food drive. Public Information Meeting. Proposed Changes to Fill By-law You are invited to attend a Public Information Meeting to be held by the Council for the Corporation of the Town of Caledon to consider possible changes to be incorporated to the Fill By-law. Your attendance and comments at this meeting are welcome as it is your opportunity to learn more about the proposed changes and express any opinions that you may have. DATE: Wednesday, February 5, 2014 TIME: 7:00 p.m. PLACE: Council Chambers, Town Hall 6311 Old Church Road, Caledon East SUBJECT PROPERTY This proposed changes to the Fill By-law affects the entire Town of Caledon. PROPOSAL The proposed changes include creation of a panel of agricultural expertise to support determinations whether the imported fill will improve agricultural outcomes, a more rigorous application and monitoring process, an allowance for small fill applications outside of agricultural areas and clarity on commercial fill operations. NOTIFICATION If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the proposed Fill By-law, you must make a written request to the Town of Caledon, Regulatory Services, 6211 Old Church Road, Caledon, Ontario L7C 1J7 or at bylaw@caledon.ca. If a person, company or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Town of Caledon before the by-law is passed, the person, company or public body is not entitled to any further notice regarding the proceedings. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION A copy of the presentation and a draft by-law will be available to the public prior to the meeting at the Regulatory and Inspection Services office located at 6211 Old Church Road in Caledon. For further information, please contact Leo Butko, Regulatory Services Manager at 905.584.2272 x.4256 or via e-mail at leo.butko@caledon.ca. 6311 Old Church Road Caledon, ON L7C 1J6 www.caledon.ca T. 905.584.2272 | 1.888.225.3366 | F. 905.584.4325 December 27, 2013 - 1/4 Vertical Black & White Town Wide Coverage (Caledon Citizen, Orangeville Banner, Brampton Guardian, GreorgeTown IFP, Erin Advocate) Public Works - Requested by Leo Butko Department # ENTERTAINMENT Georgetown musician releases debut album In early December, Michelle Cormier, 21, gave a live perfor- mance of her debut CD, 102 Days, in front of an audience of over 90 people at The Club at North Halton. The Georgetown native gained her love for music when she picked up the guitar for the first time at age 14. Since then, she's been writing her own songs-- more than 40-- and singing in front of crowds. She's performed along side other musi- cians, including Tom Cochrane. Last winter, Cormier won a con- test through a local radio station to play with Jason McCoy at Hamilton Place. Since that night, many peo- ple have wanted to hear more from her. Cormier spent just less than a year recording and perfecting her album at local recording studio HannahKin Studio (www.hannah- kin.com. Cormier's sound is quite unique. You wouldn't call it country, but perhaps Alternative Country. The album includes six original songs that expose her musicality and her passion for song writing. After traveling to Nashville, Cormier can check off her bucket list of playing at the legendary café, The Bluebird Café. The Bluebird Café is where many artists have been found including Taylor Swift. Cormier plans on travelling back to Nashville in the New Year with her debut CD in hand. Cormier has also lent her musi- cal talent to many causes including Inspire Halton and The George- town Hospital Foundation. For more information on Corm- ier visit her website www.michel- lecormiermusic.com or visit her other social media pages such as Facebook and Twitter. MICHELLE CORMIER The Halton Hills Cultural Roundtable (HHCR) is seeking nominations for the Arts Alive Award to recognize individuals, businesses and organizations that have made a contribution to the cultural fabric of Halton Hills. The public is invited to submit a nomination to the HHRC by De- cember 31, 2013, the submission should include the most signifi- cant reasons for the nomination, the impact that the nominee has made on the community and two references that the committee can contact. Nominations may also in- clude a two-page resume/accom- plishments for the nominee. To obtain more information go to www.myhaltonhills.ca , check upcoming events for the link; or contact Beatrice Sharkey at 416- 575-1232 or email sharkey@look. ca Dec. 31 deadline for Arts Alive nominations