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In Focus, November, 2010 14 RIGHT: Take a good look now because you probably won't recognize these guys by the end of the month. These clean-shaven Georgetown Toyota employees are participating in Movember, a month-long moustache/hairgrowing extravaganza that raises money and awareness for prostate cancer. The Toyota team, a.k.a. Lip Spinach, will be rocking some facial hair and collecting donations throughout November. To donate, visit ca.movember. com/mospace/572110 or drop by the Georgetown Market Place on November 7 and 21 to see the team in person. Happy growing! Photo by Andrea Lefebvre Out & About A collection of photos from around town RIGHT: Having recently returned from working at an internally displaced person (IDP) camp in Nakuru, Kenya, Sarah Johnson wanted to do something to help the people she met on her month-long trip. So for the next few months, Sarah will be holding a children's book drive to help stock library of the camp's newly-built school. Donations can be dropped off at Generations Physiotherapy, located 371 Mountainview Road South in Georgetown South. Sarah hopes to ship the books to Kenya around Christmas. Photo by Andrea Lefebvre LEFT: The Acton Aqua Ducks made a splash at the recent Fall Invitational Swim Meet in Organeville. The team competed against swimmers from around the province and had many outstanding finishes with many swimmers beating their personal best times and a number of new competitors swimming their first races in an official meet. Congratulations, Ducks! Photo submitted by Tammy Somerville ABOVE LEFT: At a recent CFUW­Georgetown meeting, chapter president Maxine Baker (far right) presented a CFUW­National Advocacy Award to club members Karen Allen, Jane Fogal and Barb Baron for all their work in establishing and maintaining the Old Seed House Garden in Georgetown. ABOVE RIGHT: At the same meeting, Michaela Schwander of the Halton Violence Prevention Council gave a presentation titled "Recognizing Signs of Abuse in Your Community." The eyeopening speech raised awareness of the hidden types of abuse. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre Salon Marcel Family F il Hair H Care 905-873-7960 Marcel rce rc el l Bring your old gold, broken gold, diamond rings, earrings anything you don't want for cold hard Welcome to our new location! 71 Mountainview Rd. N., Un. 1, Georgetown CASH! WE PAY TOP DOLLAR! #1 Hair Salon - 10 consecutive years Favouite Hairstylist - Marcel 5 consecutive years * Colours * Highlights * Perms * Cuts * Foils, etc. It is a pleasure to serve our loyal clients. NEW CLIENTS AND WALK-INS WELCOME Rod Brenda Stacey Danielle HOURS: SUNDAY & MONDAY CLOSED, TUESDAY 8 am to 8 pm, WEDNESDAY 8 am to 8 pm, THURSDAY 8 am to 8 pm, FRIDAY 8 am to 8 pm, SATURDAY 8 am to 3 pm. You've Tried the Rest Now Experience the Best! Great Prices, Excellent Service. BG Brilliant Gold JEWELLERY 280 Guelph St. (Georgetown Marketplace next to the food court) Georgetown Ontario (905) 873-6662