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MORE HEALTH SAVINGS! 15% Health questions? Ask our helpful & knowledgeable staff. Bring this coupon to nutrition house in the Georgetown Market Place Mall and receive 15% OFF your next purchase. Your choice for quality nutritional supplements. Georgetown Market Place Mall 905-702-8204 OFF For more information visit our website www.nutritionhouse.com Not to be combined with any other discounts. Expires April 30, 2008 39 Main St. S. Downtown Georgetown YOUR CURVES WILL AMAZE YOU. 0% SERVICE FEE -- ONE DAY ONLY!!!! Book Now 905-702-0418 Attn: Ladies of Georgetown Wednesday April 23rd - 8:00 AM 8:00 PM Please help us celebrate our 6th Anniversary !! New Visitors will enter a Free Draw for 3 month membership. There will be games, prizes, tours and refreshments... Meet the staff and see how the circuit works. Become a member and pay 0% Service Fee for this day only. This is the only time this year we will extend this offer so act fast. Call for your appointment today! Since opening in April 2002 we have worked with over 4000 women for a stunning total loss of 10,520 pounds and 11,537 inches! We have helped women of all ages, sizes and abilities lead healthier, stronger more enjoyable lives and we are very proud of our record of excellent customer service. Our new state of the art Smart equipment will provide you with all of the advantages of a personal trainer without any of the prohibitive cost!! Open House 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50th Wedding Anniversary John & Jenny Blekkenhorst Open House on Saturday March 29th, 2008 from 2 to 4 pm Georgetown Christian Reformed Church 11611 Trafalgar Rd. Georgetown, ON Acton/Georgetown, Friday, March 28, 2008 7 Trail guide donated Conservation Halton (CH) Chair Brian Penman (left) and CAO Ken Phillips recently presented a copy of Halton Hikes to Monica Marquis from Halton Region as CH is donating 3,000 copies of its new trail guidebook in an effort to encourage watershed residents to explore nature trails while contributing to the environment and to their personal health and well- being. The donation is valued at approximately $60,000 and each book includes a free pedometer. The books are being given free of charge through the Halton Active Living Network to various municipalities, healthcare organizations and community groups targeting seniors, students and families. Recipient organizations include The Town of Halton Hills with 400 books for seniors as well as Halton Healthcare Services and Halton Region Child Health. Conservation Halton will also give books to all public libraries in the watershed as well as all school libraries. The adventure guide includes detailed directions, trail maps, notes on flora and fauna, birding hot spots, wildflower viewing sites, great fishing holes, scenic lookouts, hiking and biking trails, farm markets and scenic drives. More information on the Halton Hikes guidebook and Footsteps for Trees program is available online at www.haltonhikes.ca or by calling Conservation Halton at 905-336-1158. Submitted photo For those who plan to take part in Earth Hour tomorrow (Saturday), Halton Hills Fire Protection and Prevention Services provides sev- eral safety tips for those who plan to use candles. Taking part in Earth Hour (where lights will be turned off from 8-9 p.m.) is a very important initiative, however, there is going to be increased risks if candles become part of the setting, said Harry Olivieri, Chief of Fire Prevention & Public Education. Olivieri recommends using flashlights, battery- operated candles or lanterns where possible. When candles are being used the fire depart- ment wants to see the following precautions used: Use candleholders that are tip-proof Keep children away from lit candles, match- es and lighters as they can be amazed and curious when staring at an open flame. If leaving the room, blow the candle out. Do not place candles near curtains, drapes or other combustible materials. Do not try to use multiple candles for a heat source. When the lights come back on, blow out all candles and make sure matches and lighters are put away, out of the reach of children. For added safety, soak the wick with a wet cloth. Olivieri also recommends that, in preparation for Earth Hour, families should test their smoke alarms and execute a family escape plan in advance. Fire officials warn Earth Hour participants to use caution