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i 0-The Canadian Champion, Fniday, December 6, 2002 -DA Y A UNISEX AESTHETIC SERVICES MOBILE TREATMENTS AVAILABLE Services: Focials Relaxation Massage Maniçure Pedicure Waxing with o in-hme 0Qv Treatmentsý wrthan nhome Sea SaIt Scrub treatment. Mud Wrap *Gift certiicates avaiable 20%UOff wtltr Bris coupon, Reer a frend and receive un aditifono 10% off the fnt « ý treatrment. Kimn Johnson 872 Governors Court Milton, Ontario Tel: 905-467-3906 By Appointment OnIy l in 10 wmen wiII develo BREAS CA NCER The risk increas- es with age. The Ontario Breast Screening Program provdes breast examina- tion and a mam- mogram t n0 COSt to women who are 50 years of age or over. Make ycsur appointment today! Far the centre nearest you ce I: Th Onrio rsou5reeng Prog~rrr r apr r fvT Ontraro Caor emn trr and Research Foun,5inrr A rtsz Etertainment vBand sends a message of hope, not 'kili ing and selling drugs ' By FANNIE SUNSHINE The Champion The members of Infulltrate have only been together for six months, but already theyrre committed to mak- ing it together in the music indus- try. The band, made up of Milton Distnict High School students Andrcw Dempster, Shawn Lovering and Steve Miller and E.C. Drury I-figh Schooi students Eric Hleliwell and Joci Lazarski said they're serious about pursuing careers in one of tihe toughest businesses in the world today. But if iast Friday's show at Southside Community Church is any indication of how the band wili fare in front of an audi- ence, the teens have nothing to fear. It was our first major show," said Shawn, Infullt-ates vocalist. "Before that we jusi played for friends. We had amazing feedback." Infuiltrate pcrfonned 12 original songs during their one- hour-and- 15 -minute set and have also recorded a live CD, which they hope ta have ready for distribution Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Infulitrate i8 made up of local high school students. From left are Joel Lazarski, Shawn Lovering and Erie HeIIiwell. Missing are Andrew Dempster and Steve Miller. next manth. "After thse first sang 1 just fed off the crowd," Shawn said, adding the band's sound is a cambination of rap, metal and bard rock. The band agrced they were feeling the sting of performing their first "real" show. 1i was nervous thc tirst two minutes on stage, but we had a lot of support from aur friends," added drummer Eric. "The only bad comment we had was that we bad ta stop playing. People were cam- ing up ta us asking wben aur next show was." The guys knew each other prior ta form- ing thse band, Shawn said, which made the decision ta form a unit that much casier. "We knew wc were ail talented and could put tagether a band." Next wcek, Infulltrate will launcis their own Web site, www.infulitrate.com, wbicb will feature pictures, a biagraphy of the band, contact information and show dates. "We're playing in March at E.C. Drury and we might be playing in the Ukraine in April for a festival," Shawn said. "Because we've had a show and people have heard aur sound, we want ta spend more time getting out there. We want ta canneet with aur fans and spread around aur music. We're seriaus about tisis and the Web site will help pramnote Uic band," The band members, who say their musi- cal influences are Rage Against the Machine, POD and Creed, said Uiey plan ta release a studio album sometime in Uic near future. "We wanîta spread a message of hope instead of killmng and selling drugs," Eric added. Watch for ~ the Fit Nq~I tigniters they will be coming around your neighbourhood Saturday, December 7th PLEASE HAVE YOUR DONATIONS ON YOUR FRONT STEP FOR COLLECTION BY SAM. Note: Collections are in-town only. (Not rural routes). 0 1loI vi Iffufiff Sacred circle dancing group reuniting later this month TMe spiritual practice af sacrcd circle dancing allows women ta came together ta celebrate nature in a relaxed, comfortable sctting, says a local group. December 19 will mark the first time in two years that the Milton sacred circle dancing group will came together. "We will be dancing in memory of two dancers who have dicd - Neptune Croîl and Barbara Kemick," sald Elizabeth Kiddle, a founder of Uic local sacred circle dancing graup. Al Milton women are invited ta came ouIta Uich dance, wbich will be held at Hugh Foster Hall aI 7:30 p.m. Former group leader Valerie Griffin will resume ber raIe for the event. "If there wasn't Uic spiritual con- tent of thc dance, it would be like folk dancing," Ms Kiddle contin- ued. "We are trying ta get ini toucb with Uic spirit and nature." The group was farmcd in 1997 as part of celcbrating Intemnational Women's Day in March. For more information, cal Elizabeth Kiddle at (905) 878- 4952. vHitherfield presents 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe' C.S. Lewis' 'The Lion, The Wttch and The Wardrobe' will roar into the Hitherfield Scisool Theatre tonigist. The play, performed by Brookstone Performing Arts, is sponsored by St. John's Anglican Churcis and features Juno award- winning composer Douglas Romanow as well as director Tom Carson, set and costume designer Jennifer Triemstra and lightimg designer Geoffrey Bouckley. 'ýMake believe is simple - but ifs flot easy," Mr. Carson said. "Tise show is visually and musically ricb, but it is only with the audiences imagination that the magie is completed," The play wil begin at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $9 and can be reserved by calling (416) 922- 1238. Tise scisool is located at 2439 No. 10 Sideroad ini Campbellville. Chorus to put on show at mal To celebrate the end of their Christmas Sing Program, A Cappella Sbowcase will perform at Milton Mail Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. TMe Milton chorus recently placed second at the Intemnational Contest and Convention in Indianapolis. A Cappella Sbowcase is aiways looking for new members ta join its four-part harmony group. Individuals interested in jommig Uic chorus are asked ta came out Tucsdays ta Milton Baptist Cburcb, 900 Nipissing Rd., at 7:30 p.m. For more information regarding A Cappella Sbowcase, cail Cathy at (905) 278-1222. NO SALT WATER CONDITIONERS NEVER BUY SALT AGAIN CALL 905-693-9313 WWW.NO-SALT.COM