AM&UE Milton Public Library recently hosted a childrens holi- day craft-maklng event run by volunteer elves. Above, three-year-old Anthony Kastoun makes a snowfiake out of an aid CD wlth help from volunteer Fatima Bintul. Inset Nahla Toorawa, 5, pours rice into a bottie ta make a noise shaker. Jsmb Guwm/ Cafn" oepo<Fogowoe 7 tt@aoe>Bhobsg FesMvl's short film selectons announced CL Local flimmakers will once again be in the Iase on the idea of modem 'day techno-< spotlight: at the Milton Film Festival coming ogc cocpsCDguedo Ie om oncets bing sedon oder orm Up January 23 to 25. of technology or their equivalents. This is the second year for the festival, which The film uses comedic interpretations ls held at the Milton Centre for the Arts. through multiple vignettes to highlight the 'D It aiso marks the second year that Milton exponential changes in technology and its natives Amfanda Witon and Samantha Kelly applications. 0 have had their work included in the shorts Another young Milton flîmmaker, Emily .>. program. Their latest film, #Technology is Preston, wiIl present her documentary MC MIL!IUN DENTUR CLINCi *@ Complete Dentures a Repairs e Partial Dentures * Relines COPU DEpTUnt DetuesERVIEbs [-ABý")R TORY 11SU PEP IRS H Mayor's Gala for the Arts Saturday, January 17, 2015 R.oetl.n6:00 Pm~ 1 %ofoirmnc. 8:00 Pm fldcet $1 25 (indudes gala and show> > ~ %hh' Box Offce 1010 Main St. E. 1905-878-6000 1 Toi-fre.: 1-866-257-0004 fi am1tonenroheaits.ca lb IUSSA CmSUI for -i -II "-p ewdad rta byduoaporadanai f#ToesvaiMto.