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Georgetown Seniors Centre to hold Wine & Cheese Auction Saturday By FLORENCE RIEHL Georgetown Seniors Centre The public is invited to our Wine and Cheese Auction at the Seniors' Centre on Saturday, Oct. 23. A $10 ticket gets you a catalogue, bid number, and wine and cheese. We are located at 318 Guelph St. The Centre opens at 5:30 p.m. for the silent auction and viewing. Live auction begins at 7. Monday, October 25 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. free flu shots will be given to anyone 65 plus. No appointment necessary. Dig into your old clothes bag and come up with a costume for the Halloween party on Thursday, October 28 beginning at 1 p.m. Prizes for best or funniest costume, games, refreshments for $3. Tickets available at Reception. Laughs and fun are free! Preparations are underway for our Annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, November 20. Mark that date on your calendar. Lunch will be served in the tea room again and as always delicious baking and wonderful hand knitted items will be for sale. What a wonderful gift for that family member or friend-- a ticket for the Murder Mystery Dinner to be held right here at our Centre on January 22, 2011. Come and join in the fun and enjoy a fabulous dinner as we try to solve this hilarious whodunit of "Titanic" proportions. Tickets are $75 and on sale at the Centre Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons or call Florence, 905-873-1210 for more information. Our Centre has become one of the busiest spots in town. If you haven't been in to take a look around please accept this as your invitation to do so. You will be surprised at the various activities available for your participation. These activities include the many day trips we plan for members and nom members to theatre and points of interest in Southern Ontario. You are welcome to drop in anyway time. We are open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Hope to see you there. 4" $Ñ0 #/1 ! . 1 . /# / 8.z 13 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, October 21, 2010 3. ;# # New members welcome to Acton Seniors Centre's luncheon By JULIE CONROY Acton Seniors Centre A large crowd enjoyed the fall fashion show featuring our own models and clothing by Alia in Milton. There were some beautiful outfits, and the colours and styles were very flattering this year. While I was waiting to write the column for this week's paper there was a very excited crowd waiting for the Great Canadian Coach to whisk them off to Bingeman Park in Kitchener to celebrate Oktoberfest. What a great spot to be on a rainy day. The New Members Luncheon will be at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 26. We hope to see new members who joined the Centre since June. (You should have received an invitation in the mail, and we would appreciate a call to the Centre, 519-853-5951, letting us know if you are able to attend.) The Seniors Centre's board members will be there, ready to answer any questions you may have, and give you a little insight into what is happening at the Centre and our future goals. The joint Georgetown and Acton Seniors Dance is on Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the Acton Legion in the games room. It's not just for members; everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the Ü k ¦ ¦ music. This is our third joint dance, and by popular request the same disc jockey will be providing the music. He plays music that you can both dance to as couples, as a group, or socialize with friends while the music is playing. There are still a few tickets left, so if you are interested, tickets can be purchased at either the Acton or Georgetown Centres. For details: 519-853-5951. The Oktoberfest dinner on Thursday evening was a great success, with the room decorated in fall shades, and baskets of ornamental gourds decorating the tables. Everyone enjoyed the pork schnitzel, roast potatoes and red cabbage, followed by apple strudel and ice cream. Deb Misener Jones was terrific. She entertained us with songs, taught us to yodel and had us rocking in our seats. She even `trained' some of our members to help her ring the bells. Debbie's husband Doug Pawis won the 50/50 and the door prizes were beautiful plant arrangements won by Mary Walsma, Eileen Dix, Harry Van der Hayden, Bill Patterson, Gwen O'Regan, Sylvia Mitchell, Werner Heutschi and Pat Frizzell. At last our Internet is working, so members please feel free to use the computer nearest the counter to access the Internet for your personal needs. / #! 1/ ; #! ! 9 ÓeAþ ¦s 0AáìÓeAþ ¦Ü 0ì¥eAþ ²² Ó[n× A× ünÁ -Ó[n× An ªûn×nAá× 0 !Aá[¥ AÓ I ªûn×nAá× 0An !A¥þ ªªìÓ× áª [ªª×n |Óª 4" $Ñ0 íÔ¦âíÔo 0í¼oÔØâ«ÔoØ å 9 2$/ / à 0Ãc 4- të´¨åå´ 0ª n án × × AÓ áª ì×áÓA᪥Á !A¥þ ª¥n ª| A ¥e×Á On the backburner Lori Gysel & Gerry Kentner Due to space limitations in today's edition, the What's Cookin' column has been placed on the backburner. It will return next week. FREE LOCAL DELIVERY TO HALTON HILLS! 20¾÷èç