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Rotary Club to host fashion show to aid local groups TUNDE OTTO HARRIS Willow Park Ecology Centre Getting the urge to go outside without all the gear? Ya, who isn't? At the Spring & Summer 2006 Fashion Show and Dinner Fundraiser, an excellent dining outing will delight us into spring mode with perks such as lots of valuable door prizes, draws and more. The fashions will be awesome and affordable! Although the focus is on the ladies, gentlemen are welcome and will be in attendance. It will beheld on Thursday, March 30. Doors open at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m. and the fashion show at 8 p.m. The venue, Glencairn Golf Club, Regional Rd 25, is out of this world and just 10 minutes from Georgetown, Acton and Milton. Plan an outing with a friend or a few friends, maybe fill a table of 10! Tickets are $55 per person. This three-course meal dinner outing also provides a $50 gift certificate from Studio 49 for each ticket holder for the showcased fashions and a $15 certificate from Esthetically Speaking. If you need new spring/summer clothes why not see what there is, have a fun and entertaining night out and support good programs in the process. Proceeds from this Rotary Club of Georgetown event will support Habitat for Humanity and other local projects, plus Willow Park Ecology Centre's education programs and park stewardship. For tickets call: 905-702-9055 or wpec@willowparkecology.com or Iris Irwin, 905-877-5165. Optimists to hold Texas Hold'Em Night Georgetown Optimist Club is holding a Texas Hold'em Poker Night on March 18. Registration begins at 6:30 p.m. with game starting at 7 p.m. at the Georgetown Optimist Hall on Hwy. 7 west of Georgetown. Cost is $60 and includes a light buffet. Tickets are available from all Optimist members, or call chair John Fendley, 905-877-2931 evenings or David Burton, 905-702-0120. Proceeds will go to the Optimist Club's youth programs. Give it a try, it's fun, open to ladies and men. Georgetown Seniors Centre goes green Tuesday FLORENCE RIEHL Georgetown Seniors Centre Be sure to be wear'n your green when you come to the St. Patrick's Day luncheon on Tuesday, March 14. I wonder if we will have Irish Stew? Have you ever found yourself in need of baby gift? You should try the craft table at the Centre. It has beautiful baby sweaters, bonnets, booties, blankets and shawls. I bet if you can't find it there I'm sure one of the knitters would knit you up something to your liking. All of the profits go to the Centre. Grant just told me about a trip to The Shaw Festival in Niagara-onthe-Lake on June 6th. I realize that it seems a long way away but these trips get filled up in a hurry. Don't be left out of this one. See Grant at the Travel Desk for more details and to sign up. Have you purchased your ticket for the fundraising dinner on Saturday, March 25? For a ticket of $18 you get a wonderful hot roast beef dinner. Draws, door prizes and entertainment are included. Maybe they will throw in some dancing to wear off all the food. Come out and support your Centre. Financially we can only survive with memberships and fundraisers. The Ontario Senior Games are fast approaching. You can enter bid euchre, 5-pin bowling, carpet bowling, cribbage, and euchre. You must register for any or all events at the Georgetown Seniors Centre March 13, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. If you need more information about the Winter or Summer Games please call Lorne Hammond at 905-877-8109 or the Centre at 905-877-8444. There is also more information in your copy of The Hilltops. Please give some consideration to taking part in the upcoming Senior Drive Refresher Course. Upon completion of this course, you should be able to correct the bad habits we all have developed over time and have a better understanding of road and driving laws and the importance of being s defensive driver. This course is given in two sessions of three hours each. Session 1 will be given on Friday, April 21 and 28. Session 2 will be held Friday. May 5 and 12. There is a cost of $72 per person. You will need to register and pay at the Centre. Let me close with a bit of St. Patrick's Day humour. "Gallagher opened the morning newspaper and was dumfounded to read in the obituary column that he had died. He quickly phoned his best friend Finney. "Did you see the paper?" asked Gallagher. "They say I died!" "Yes I saw it!" replied Finney. "Where are you callin' from?" Come out to the Georgetown Seniors Centre. Get involved! Make new friends! Share in the good times! ATHLETES of the Week CHRIST THE KING ACTON GEORGETOWN DISTRICT DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Julie Silas Amanda Schroeder Mark Gorski Marya Tippett big winner at Ladies Night ANN FELKER Georgetown Legion Ladies Auxiliary Winners in the Elimination Draw at Ladies Night in January were; Molly Cozens and Liz Merko, $50 each; Bernice Ladoweur, $150; Kelly Reid, $200 and the grand prize winner, Marya Tippett. Congratulations ladies. A big thank you to "The Boys of Branch 120" and their choreographer Lauraine Jack, and also to Ken Tocher for providing the entertainment. Well done. To our chief cook Linda Armstrong and her helpers thanks for another awesome meal. Not to forget Marion Carney and all the ladies that helped her. You guys make it look so easy. Welcome to our new members who were initiated at the last meeting: Patricia Bell, Nancy Garber, Jane Joga, Heather Otten, Brenda Turcotte, and Andrea Van De Valk. We have two teams going to District Cribbage in Cooksville the weekend of March 11. Good luck. Our next meeting is March 16 at 8 p.m. See you there. To register for the 2006 outdoor season go to GSC's website at: www.georgetownsoccerclub.com GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB LAST CHANCE !!!! Rory Cadwallader Melissa Bigg Rebekka Bond 2006 SELECT TRYOUTS Call appropriate coach for tryout info. SELECT Teams play in Peel Halton Select Soccer League and Tournaments BOYS U10 (Born `96) Scott Brydie 905-877-0360 (Two (2) Boys U10 teams will play in the PHSSL for 2006) U11 (Born `95) Roy Flydorf 905-877-8008 GIRLS U10 (Born `96) Patti Kirby 905-877-7265 U12 (Born `94/'95) TBA 905-877-3295 U13 (Born `93) Mike Fry 905-877-2065 U15 (Born `91) Rick Bailey 905-702-8132 U17 (Born `89/'90) Roy Kendall 905-702-9518 U18 (Born `88) Dave Foster 905-877-2649 INTERESTED IN COACHING A SELECT TEAM? CONTACT CLUB OFFICE AT 905-877-3295 Christ the King High School Athletes of the Week are Julie Silas and Rory Cadwallader. Both are on the Jaguars swim team and were cited for their accomplishments at GHAC. Silas won gold, breaking the GHAC record with her 100 freestyle, and received gold in the freestyle relay medley as well as bronze in the 50 fly. Cadwallader won gold in the 50 free (another GHAC record) and gold in the 100 IM as well. Acton High School Athletes of the Week are Amanda Schroeder and Melissa Bigg. Schroeder, cocaptain of the Bearcats girls hockey team was selected for her goal and assist in the Halton semi-finals against L.B. Pearson High School. Bigg, captain of the Bearcats girls volleyball team was chosen for her leadership during the teams GHAC finals. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week are Mark Gorski and Rebekka Bond. Gorski, a member of the Rebels swim team was chosen for his gold in the 200 free, silver in the 4X100 freestyle medley and bronze in the 100 free at GHAC recently. Bond, also of the Rebels swim team, was selected for her gold in the 100 IM, 50 backstroke and the medley relay.