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Head to Beachfest, Nov. 5 By LOIS FRASER Kiwanis Club of Georgetown The Kiwanis Club of Georgetown has traded in its annual Harvestfest for a warmer climate, with its new party called "Beachfest". Beachfest will be held at the Gellert Centre on Saturday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. and the $60 ticket includes a welcome drink, a buffet dinner catered by McMasters, a silent auction and an all-night dance party. The fresh idea came to members that, as the cold days of November come calling, we would all rather be lying on a beach...so Kiwanis is bringing the beach to Georgetown! People will get into their summerwear (or beachwear if they are really daring) and come to dance under the palms at the Gellert Centre pool viewing area. Ocean sounds will convince you that you are down south...all for the price of a limo to the airport! A live band, called Tropical Daze, will entertain us with summertime music, such as the Beach Boys, Jimmy Buffet and Bob Marley. For sample music and a songlist, see www.tropicaldaze. ca. This is a first-time event and it is going to be a riot. Where else can you get Sex on the Beach in Georgetown on a Saturday night? (Relax...it's a drink that we are serving). Fake a tan or sunburn, wear your most outrageous outfit and bring your friends. Tickets are available at 905-877-4411 or through any Kiwanis member. The Kiwanis club supports youth activities and all proceeds will go to the Kiwanis Field of Dreams project. 9 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, October 27, 2011 ER GRATE V E FU R O L F Kiwanis members Mike Francis (in front), Ken McDermot (left) and Doug Lounsbury ham it up to promote the Kiwanis Beachfest. Photo by Ted Brown WeAre Honour Their Stories, Our HIstory A Special Documentary Screening SOLAR POWER OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2011 %).&,$(*!/$'$ ,%"% (%"% *'$ '$ Join us for refreshments followed by the Honour DVD screening Chartwell Seniors Housing is pleased to release a documentary chronicling the making of the 2010 book, HONOUR, which featured WWII veterans and those who supported the war effort. It offers a timely message about the quiet heroes of the Second World War and how close we are to losing this history. This is Chartwell's contribution to Canada's legacy of remembrance. Invest in your future 40 DAIRY DRIVE, ACTON 10 AM - 4 PM Solar Direct Canada is pleased to host a solar power open house in Acton this Sunday. Come speak with us about a 14% return on your investment, guaranteed by the government's MicroFIT program for 20 years. Solar Direct Canada is locally owned and operated with dozens of systems installed in Halton region. RSVP at 905-799-7273 www.chartwellreit.ca 100 Ken Whillans Drive, Brampton 1-866-559-1087 www.solardirectcanada.com