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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2010 13Register for Fall, Winter funMayor urges active lifestyle for allFall and winter is just the active lifestyle youve What I fi nd most grati-neighbours and commun-lay, two Terry Fox Runs, new opportunities to come around the corner! I hope enjoyed this past sum-fying about working in ity groups working side Volunteer Recognition together for the best of the Community Guide mer whether its indoor public service is seeing by side to support a cause Evening, Big Daddy Fes-reasonsfun for all! will inspire you through-or outdoor activities you first hand the commun-or raise funds. Dreams tival, Light up the HillsMayor Rick Bonnette.out the season to continue prefer.ity come together, with are realized through the list goes on.905-873-2601 ext. 2342such community care A new season brings mayor@haltonhills.caand cooperation, such as the opening of the Su-perior Glove Splash Pad, the Georgetown High st1 ACTON SCOUTINGSchool Kiwanis Field and Georgetown Soccer Registration NightClubs contribution to-Wednesday, September 8, 2010wards additional soccer 7:00 - 8:30p.m.fi elds at Trafalgar Sports Park.Acton Scout Hall - 11 School Lane, ActonOther exciting com-Beavers (ages 5-7)munity ventures to look Meet WednesdaysBoys and forward to in the future Cubs (ages 8-10)are the restoration of the Girls as of Meet Thursdaysformer Armouries by December Globe Musical Produc-Scouts (ages 11-13)31st, 2010tions, the Rotary Club of Meet TuesdaysGeorgetown vision of an Venturers (ages 14-17)accessible play structure, Meetings to be announced10th0and the addition of ice AnniversaryC Yerinks to be built through OarCMEEL EBthe efforts of the George-RWAITTEH Utown Arenas Task Force.S!The community of Hal-ton Hills is always willing Registration Fee Onlyto show their valuable support whether it be for $185the Relay for Life, the TannerAd_quarter.qxd 8/18/2010 4:15 PM Page 1Contact: George Henderson at 519-853-2751ALS Walk, Parkinsons Walk, Olympic Torch Re-New Member Registration at the ACC GIRL GUIDES OF CANADAThe Acton Curling Club, located on Churchill Road north of Highway 7 at the east end of Acton, is open from October to mid-April. It has curling programs for people of all ages, 6 days weekly. Something for everyone from 6 to 96. Day leagues. Night leagues. Leagues for experienced players. Leagues for beginners and novices. Leagues for seniors. Leagues forFun, Friendship and couples. Leagues for singles. Leagues for kids!We offer free instruction to beginners and novices -- before leagues start. Refresher and individualized help too is available throughoutthe curling season! Practice-ice times are also available to members.Adventure for Girls Little Rock, Bantam and Junior curling programs, now on Tuesdays, have weekly training modules --- as well as game play!Sparks (ages 5 and 6)All Saturdays are typically reserved for club tournaments,out-of-club bonspiel rentals, or provincialcompetitions.Brownies ( ages 7 and 8) Guides (ages 9 to 11)Four easy ways to sign up for curling aPathfinders (ages 12 to 14)t the Acton Curling Club:Rangers (ages 15 to 17+)1.Register online via the internet, following the links at www.actoncurlingclub.comPayment Options & Finanicial Assistance are available2.Call the clubs New Member Hotline -- 1-866-542-0539gnilruCnos3.Send an email to -- membership@actoncurlingclub.comaeRemember what it wassstrahtts44.Come to the curling club in person on Saturday, rebotSeptember 25th -- 10:00am to 3:00pmcOlike to be a girl? Beginner instruction provided.Share the fun!No experience necessary. New leagues opening.Volunteer Today! Adult volunteers (ages 18+) For more information visit www.guidesontario.orgIts fun throwing Acton Curling Club242 Churchill Rd N MActon M519-853-0110rocks at the ACCVolunteers/Leaders required.For more information visit: www.actoncurlingclub.comFor Information Call Janet at 519-853-3062