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We are open to all Halton Hills adults. Ticket sales for the Fashion Show on May 11 are going well. Do you have your ticket yet? Once more Alia/Tan Jay will be dressing our models in their latest fashions. Tickets are $6 for a great afternoon of fashion, draw prizes, and refreshments. This event is open to anyone from the public. Tickets are on sale from Reception or at the Alia/Tan Jay store in the Georgetown Market Place. There will be no ticket sales the day of the show so get your ticket early. Congratulations to Carpet Bowing Tour- nament winners. The winners were: first June Gilson and Joan Mason, second Nives Bozic and Mary Walsma, third Liz Neillisen and Ralph Challice. Congratulations also go out to winners of the Dart Tournament. They were: Gold, John Harvey and Marie Chalmers (Georgetown); Silver, Pat Rae and Yvonne Coles (George- town) and Bronze, Tony and Joyce Marrows (Acton). Both Gold and Silver winners go on to Ontario Seniors Regional Games in Welland in August. On Thursday, May 7 Vinitha Nair from Alzheimer Society Halton will be making a presentation on the 10 warning signs of Al- zheimer's Disease. It will begin at 10 a.m. Join us in celebrating 20 years of enjoying life and good company on Thursday, May 26. It is our 20th Anniversary and we invite you to drop in to the Hillsview Active Living Cen- tre, Georgetown between 2 and 4 p.m. for refreshments, good company and a chance to reminisce. Seats are going fast for our trip to see The Sound of Music in Stratford. If you are in- terested, do not delay in getting your name down. Seats are now reserved on a "first- come" basis. Construction will not stop the activities at Georgetown's Active Living Centre By Florence Riehl Georgetown Active Living Centre