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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, N ov em be r 21 ,2 01 9 | 14 THIS I S THE HOLIDAYSEASON AT AMICA Amica Georgetown, a senior lifestyles residence, invites you to join us in our craft kitchen for a holiday centerpiece workshop hosted by Dorothea of Life Vine Creations. HOL IDAY CRAFT ING AND FEST IVE TREATS J O IN US AT THE EVENT Tuesday, December 3 ~ 2 -3:30pm 224 Maple Ave, Georgetown RSVP BY NOVEMBER 26 905-702-1555 PR I VATE TOUR S AVA I L A BLE AM ICA .C A /GEORGETOWN THE WHISTLE STOP DINER Makeyour first stop THE WHISTLE STOP DINER NeW ! exte nde d H our s 5am to 8 pm tue sda y to sun day Clo sed Mon day • All Day Breakfast • Fish & Chip Special 3 - 8 Every Day •Wing Special 3 - 8 Tues. &Wed. We make your favourite Sandwiches • Clubhouse • Quesadillas • Grilled Veggie • Philly Steak Chicken Breast (Sandwich orWrap) Caesar, Greek and Garden Salads 77 Mill St. E., Acton Licenced • 519-929-9590 2nd Location In Rockwood we are known to have the "World's Greatest Coffee!!" 77 Mill St.S inc e 199 8 The Christmas spirit in Halton Hills is set to shine at the annual Light Up the Hills ignition night on Dec. 1.Festivities in George- town's Dominion Gardens Park and at the Acton Sports Park will kick off at 5:30 p.m., while the evening in Glen Williams will get underway at 6 p.m. in the Shelagh Law Parkette. The Light Up the Hills volunteers have been busy getting the parks ready for the big night, with all lights being turned on at 7 p.m. This year, 100,000 LED lights will be illuminating the three parks. There will be 300 lighted trees, many illuminated displays and decorated light poles. There will also be over 500 memory balls on dis- play at Dominion Gardens on three Memory Trees, where local residents can pause to reflect and remem- ber their loved ones. Each community event will feature entertainment and complimentary food. The Lions Club will be serv- ing up hotdogs in Dominion Gardens, while Tim Hor- tons will be on hand with hot chocolate and Timbits. Those looking for a cold drink can enjoy a Saputo milkshake. In Acton, refreshments will include Maple Lodge hotdogs, McDonald's hot chocolate and Terra Cotta cookies. Hot chocolate and cookies will also be served in the Glen. Those who stop by the Dominion Gardens lighting can take a ride on Obie the CN Train or catch a movie being screened by the Real Canadian Superstore. Be sure to bring your camera for a photo with Santa or to capture a candid shot in the new selfie photo booth. The Light Up the Hills booth will be selling its cookbook, fluorescent Christmas light ups for children and tickets for its annual draw featuring a va- riety of prizes (draw date is Dec. 12). The lights will sparkle throughout the month of December to January 3, 2020. The seasonal display is sponsored by Light Up the Hills Inc., a non-profit organization in Halton Hills. For more information visit lightupthehills.com or call Gerry Kentner at 905- 877-6710. WHAT'S ON COUNTDOWN IS ON TO LIGHT UP THE HILLS MELANIE HENNESSEY mhennessey@ metroland.com Residents will gather in Georgetown, Acton and Glen Williams Dec. 1 for the annual Light Up the Hills tree lighting. Torstar file photo