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5 In Focus, May, 2011 Lions Breakfast Weekend for a Cure Maryse Mallet-Sinnis and Gary Koyanagi from the Georgetown Bread Basket sort through the food donations. Breakfast volunteers Sophia, Jennifer Krause and Kierstin MacMillan enjoy the fruits of their labour. ABOVE: Alex Jewell, Tammy Parcels, Mitch Jewell and Michelle Parcels are the dream team who will participating in the Weekend to End Women's Cancers. RIGHT: Craig Stuckey, Ian Munday, Brad Cripps and Kent Stuckey play dress-up in between games. BELOW: Tracey and Vanessa Cripps tempt the curlers with sugary snacks. The Acton Curling Club was pretty in pink on April 2 when curlers and curling fans came together to raise money for a good cause: the Weekend to End Women's Cancers. In addition to four four-end games, Curling for a Cure participants were treated to breakfast, lunch and dinner, a silent auction and prizes. The daylong event, organized by Mitch Jewell, raised $7,000 for his team's participation in the Weekend to End Women's Cancers. Good curling! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre LEFT: The Georgetown Lions Club make sure the pancakes are hot and the syrup is plentiful. RIGHT: Mayor Rick Bonnette chats with Lions Club members Linda Dilks and Fred Zorge. Lions Hall was filled with the delectable aroma of maple syrup and bacon on April 9 and 10 when the Georgetown Lions Club hosted the second annual Lions Breakfast Weekend. The delicious meal ­ which included pancakes, ham, eggs, bacon, toast, juice, tea and coffee ­ was free to all diners who brought a donation for the Georgetown Bread Basket food bank. Over the course of the weekend, the Lions served more than 400 breakfasts and collected 3,000 pounds of food and more than $1,400 for the Georgetown Bread Basket. Good food, good company and a good cause ­ what a great way to spend a weekend morning! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre 324 Guelph Street, Georgetown Halton Gate Plaza 905-702-7891 www.infocusphysio.com Top dress your turf for a healthy, beautiful lawn. 3 (30L) Bags Lawn Dresser Premium Top Dress Material Coupon expires May 20, 2011 Neurological Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Neurological Rehabilitation is an area of Physiotherapy in which a therapist with advanced training works with people who have suffered, or suffer from, conditions and/ or impairments of their neurological system. Specifically, they treat people with Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, Parkinson's Disease, General Movement Disorders and those who have endured a stroke or brain/spinal injury. Our brains are highly adaptable and with the proper physiotherapy they can re-learn and compensate. A process called NEUROPLASTICITY actually allows the brain to "re-map" itself and find new ways to do things. Recovery can continue to take place over a period of years. A Physiotherapist with advanced Neurological Rehabilitation training will work with patients to stretch and strengthen muscles, overcome spasticity and tremors and improve balance and walking patterns. They may also introduce aids to help the client improve their quality of life and become more independent. $ 10 00 plus tax 1 kg bag Green Thumb Quick Lawn Grass Seed Coupon expires May 20, 2011 $ 49 per bag 7 plus tax · · · · · Soils Gravel & Screenings Mulch Decorative Stone Sod, Grass Seed & Fertilizer · Interlock Pavers & Wall Systems · Masonry Supplies · Wide Selection of Natural Stone & Flagstone · Landscape Accessories · Tools Delivery Available If taking on a project yourself is not in your plans, we have a list of qualified contractors that can do the work for you. CALL US TODAY. Open to the Public - Contractors Welcome Evening Appointments Available ~ Direct Billing Available WSIB and Motor Vehicle Accident Treatment 44 Armstrong Avenue, Georgetown website: www.peellandscapedepot.com 905-873-8988