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I;:ÃEEA ÃEOÃ7B; 9 In Focus, June, 2011 Little Kelsey Stenhouse helps her mom, Melanie, pack a box full of ABOVE: Karen Martin (left) books. and Debbie Spence stock up on summer reading at the sale. RIGHT: Logan Brush, Susan Coy and Gavin Brush leave with bags full of toys and books. LEFT: Local CFUW president Maxine Baker (left) and vicepresident Marg Kalil oversee the pricing table. Davis Young couldn't wait to get home to start reading his new book. Dawson Somerville (left) and Becca Maset sort through their book sale finds. Local bibliophiles were up bright and early on May 7 to get the best selection of books at the annual CFUW­Georgetown Used Book and Toy Sale. Hundreds of people cycled through the Christ the King cafeteria to stock up on gently used books in a wide variety of genres from mysteries and science fiction to biographies and histories, as well as movies, music and toys. The sale, now in its 40th year, raises money for the CFUW's local scholarship fund. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre Literacy North Halton's Grate Groan Up Spelling Bee brought fun, phonics and funds to the Adult Learning Centre's Read Spell Write Program. The 8th annual event, which took place May 5, proved to be a fun-filled evening as local teams dressed in their best costumes and competed in a hilarious spell off for the hottest trophy in town. Toronto Star auto journalist Jim Kenzie served as Master of Ceremonies for the Spelling Bee, which also included an enjoyable dinner and silent auction. This year's event raised $9,000 for the Read Spell Write program. For more information on the Adult Learning Centre, call 905-873-2200 or visit www. literacynh.org. Photos submitted by Sharon Foster LEFT: Royal LePage Meadowtowne Realty tied for the Best Team Spirit Award with their creative AB/CD Highway to Spell costumes. Eva Osborn, Loreen Norie and Dale Brown represent the Martindale Gardens Assisted Living "Bees in Bonnets Babes." RIGHT: Wendy Schau, Jenny Panda and Diane Miller from Team Milton Active Seniors came dressed to impress. Royal LePage Meadowtowne's "The Royal BEEbers" (from left) Leslie Powers, Michael Oles and Susan Lougheed strike a pose. ONTARIO MEDICAL IMAGING (Georgetown X-Ray & Ultrasound) We are finally getting some good weather so it's time to get outside and enjoy it! NEW S E C I V SER - BMD (Bone Densitometry) - MAMMOGRAPHY - VASCULAR Cross Training for Recreational Women Athletes Are you ready for a new challenge? Do you want to improve your strength, endurance and overall fitness level? Are you looking to achieve a fitness goal but don't know how to get there? What are you waiting for! FREE PARKING Some of my clients have already achieved a fitness goal THIS YEAR! Call for an appointment 905-873-4600 www.jac-it-upfitness.com Just getting started? No Problem! There are some new Jac-It-Up Fitness Fantatics focusing on their first 5k run! 905-691-9547 99 Sinclair Avenue, Georgetown jac@jac-it-upfitness.com