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•T he IF P• H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, N ov em be r 6 , 2 01 4 26 Thank You for Voting us #1 11555 Tenth Line, Georgetown Corner of River Road and 10th Line (Across from Eagle Ridge Golf Course) 905-873-1354 info@terraglen.com www.terraglen.com Hospital tours welcome and visiting hours encouraged. ♥ Preventative Medicine ♥ Wellness and Senior Programs ♥ Mobile/House Calls ♥ Dental Services ♥ Surgery ♥ Chiropractic Care and Laser Therapy ♥ Separate Cat Suites for boarding ♥ Spacious runs for all breed dog boarding Georgetown's favourite Veterinary Services 3 Years in a Row Get The Scoop Creamery Julie GReeNSlADe, MANAGeR Get the scoop on Get The Scoop! This locally owned and operated ice cream parlour located in Downtown Georgetown has recently made some changes including the announcement that they are now under the new management of Julie Greenslade. "I am very excited to be back working in the community" Julie said. "I have always loved working in Georgetown and forming close relationships with our local customers". With over 40 years of experience in food industry Julie brings new flare and flavours to the shop. "Our British Shop is better than ever" Julie said. "We have a great selection of items at the best prices in town - even better than the box stores!" Back by popular demand are their ready-to-go Homemade Meat Pies and Soups and for a lunch option visit Chef Julie's Table for daily lunch specials as well as a variety of Salads, Soups, Flatbreads, Entrée options & Butter Tarts. "I love creating delicious menu items, and try to incorporate fresh and local ingredients as much as possible," said Julie. Since the closing of Downtown Farmers Market for the season, Get The Scoop has welcomed local farmer Mike from Hillsview Farms to sell his fresh produce in the store every Saturday until product runs out. "It's just other way we can help support the local businesses." said Julie. And of course Get the Scoop still offers ice cream that is handmade fresh on the premises that can be enjoyed on it's own, with "add-ins" or made into Ice Cream Cakes, Milkshakes, Smoothies and more. 28 Main St. (Corner of Main & James) Downtown Georgetown 289-344-0755 Community Open House 2014 Saturday, November 8 at Georgetown Marketplace Mall 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Over 50 organizations attending! Games, prizes and fun for the whole family! Don't miss our 'family fun stations!' A Halton Hills Cooperative Program Planning Committee Event It's a little past Halloween but Source of the Song 29 on Saturday Nov. 8, 2-5 p.m. in Glen Williams Town Hall will feature three bewitching singer-songwriters-- Stacey Lee Guse, Carrie DeMaeyer, and Giselle Sander- son. "They're all quite different writers as well as being extremely talented singers," says award-winning songwriter Bruce Madole, the show's host. Guse has been most widely known as a stellar vocalist who has worked with the likes of Producer David Foster (as a part of the su- per trio Lace) and Canadian producer Rich- ard Hutt. To some, she will be forever remem- bered as the stunning duet partner in John Landry's recording My Heart Says Yes, or the electrifying lead vocalist with Award nominat- ed Western Swing Authority. Sanderson, also was once a part of the Lace trio, and has recorded with some of the most highly acclaimed producers in the world. Sanderson shared the stage with Keith Urban, David Foster, Brooks & Dunn, and a variety of Canadian artists. DeMaeyer also a well-respected vocalist with groups like Krazy House, Big Love and now the duet Lusterfield, has also been forg- ing a fast-rising reputation as a songwriter. This includes placing 16 co-written songs on recordings over the past four years. "Writing songs at this level is one of the most difficult tasks that you can imagine," says Madole. "The odds against success are as- tronomical. That's one of the reasons why we continue this series, to emphasize what song- writers do, because the entire industry is built, at some level, on the least understood and least visible contributors to it: the songwriter." Doors open at 1:30 p.m. Tickets, $20, are available at Reeve and Clarke Fine Books, 521 Main St. in Glen Williams, or by contacting co-producers Bruce or Marlene Madole, 905- 459-9753, brucemadole@sympatico.ca. Source of the Song 29 returns Nov. 8