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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1997 Shutterbugs hit the Hills Warning to all Halton Hills residents: shutterbugs are on the loose! If you see people clicking with joy and snap- ping with anticipation in your neighbourhood, don't panic --just buy some film and join in the fun of Photoart '97. The Halton Hills Camera Club extends an invitation to all Halton Hills residents and club members to search the town and their own files for the images that will be en- tered into the 17th annual juried Photoart competition. This year the selected photo- graphs will be exhibited in the Halton Hills Library and Cultural Centre gallery from March 5 to 29. Everyone is invited to attend the official opening and awards presen- tation from 7 to 9 pm, March 5. There are many catego- ties available for both black and white and colour prints, including people, foliage, abstracts and architecture. A complete list of Photoart cat- egories and entry rules is on the back of the Photoart flyer that can be found in local camera shops, the Civic Cen- tre and the Cultural Centre. So, stop wasting time, blow FREEZE-FRAME: Laura Salverda's Girl With Camera THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI the dust off you lens and show your stuff in the largest an- nual photography show Halton Hills has to offer. For the best Photoart re- sults, please follow the mounting and entry instruc- tions on the flyer exactly. Entries for this show must be submitted to 27 Park Ave., in Georgetown between Feb. 15 and March1. _ For more Photoart details, please call Sandra Timleck at 877-6198 or Bryan Osatchuk at 877-7155. Nominations sought for Citizen of the Year The Georgetown Lions Club is looking for that special someone or group who has served the needs of Georget- own and given unselfishly. Someone worthy of the Citi- zen of the Year Award. The public is invited to 75 Mill St. E., Acton Book Your Roses by Wednesday, Feb. 12 and Save 15% (519) 853-5534 1-800-635-7460 | _ofs 9 = submit applications for this prestigious award. Past recipients of this award read like a Who's Who of Volunteers. Please submit your nomi- nations with supporting resume to The Georgetown Estate & Industrial <q ONTARIO AUCng wt Certified Personal Property Appraiser NORM WEBSTER (416) 523-6645 Lions Club, P.O. Box 73, Georgetown, L7G 4T1, by Feb. 7. The winner will be an- nounced by Feb. 15. Mrs. Dorothy Bodnar, past-president of the Georgetown & District Memorial Hospital Volunteer Association, was awarded Provincial Life Membership in the Hospital Auxiliaries Association of Ontario (H.A.A.O.) at the O.H.A. Convention in Toronto in November, 1996. Mrs. Bodnar has been an active volun- teer at G.D.M.H. for over 25 years. Feb. 8/97 --- JO2m-Spm of St Gift Wop 0 sted Jewels] Mp, : 0% off =O. BO" 96% 0 202 Sey everything, must go to make room for Spring Inventory ol Main St., Downtown Georgetown