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RANDY AND DANIELLA BARYLA No matter what your taste in trans- portation- big or small, old or new- there will be plenty to see at this year's Halton Hills Health, Home and Happi- ness (#H5) Show. The Town of Halton Hills will have some of their big rigs from Public Works, along with fire trucks, while on the small side, there will be cars on dis- play from local dealerships, including electric plug-in models. It's all happening May 2-3 at the new Mold-Masters SportsPlex, which has a series of powering stations for electric vehicles. Local car dealerships will show off their latest offerings, both in the build- ing and in the parking lot, where there will be a variety of food trucks. There will be a Friday Cruise Night, with cruisers from Nashville North and their classic cars. In addition to the electric Chevy Volt, Georgetown Chevrolet Buick GMC ex- pects to highlight the new Chevy Pick- up, and an SS Camero. Georgetown Toyota plans to show off the Prius, along with the RAV4, Corolla, Tundra, Venza and Highlander. There will be entertainment, draws, prizes and giveaways throughout the weekend, as well as home and health presentations. Check the Events page at www.haltonhillschamber.on.ca. Hot cars and big machines on display