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Centennial students raise $6,700 for Heart & Stroke CENTENNIAL NEWSPAPER TEAM Special to The IFP April has been a very busy month at Centennial Public School. The Senior Boys Basketball team placed third in their league this season and the Senior Girls team competed for the North Halton Championship at GDHS last week. (In a valiant rally, the girls lost by two points to undefeated Stewarttown.) Centennial participated in the annual Think Bowl Competition held in Burlington. This contest required intermediate students to problem solve. This year's theme was "Mission Impossible" and Centennial students created a well thought-out presentation demonstrating that any task is solvable. Focusing on our community, Centennial raised $6,700 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation's Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart initiatives. In May, Centennial will be holding a Fitness Blast fundraiser. Striving to keep history alive, the Vikings are coming to Centennial this month! They will be re-enacting what life was like in the 11th century! Students will be told stories and get to handle artifacts such as cooking tools, clothes and weapons used during this period in history. Adults can upgrade their basic academic skills in Georgetown classes Literacy North Halton and Sheridan College are partnering to offer academic upgrading for adults (ACE) classes running every Tuesday and Wednesday evenings between 6:30-9 p.m. in Georgetown. Upgrade your math and English skills to obtain Grade 12 equivalency. Need prerequisites to enter a college program? Want to enter a pre-apprenticeship program? Need upgrading for apprenticeship testing? Don't travel outside your own community! You can now attend evening classes in Halton Hills! Call LNH, 905-873-2200. First aid course offered April 28/May 6 A full CPR/AED certification course, including infant, child and adult CPR - level"C", AED (Automated External Defibrillation) certification will be offered over two days, Saturday, April 28 and Sunday, May 6. Participants must attend both days, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Oxford Learning Centre, 324 Guelph St., Georgetown. You will learn basic first aid for wounds, impaled objects, nosebleeds, and allergies-epipens, sudden medical conditions such as diabetes, cardiac arrest, hypothermia, frost bite and much more. The cost is $110 and includes first aid manual, handouts and three-year certification card. Registration is on a first-come first-served basis. Call Catherine, a Canadian Red Cross authorized provider, 905-877-4490. Buck & Doe Geoff Bahr & Leah Dearsley April 21, 2007 ~ 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Georgetown Lions Hall For info call 647-333-9070