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YOGA CLASSES Yoga is for everyone. For those who do not like exercise, to those who work out. Learn to stretch and tone muscles. Increase body awareness and learn some simple meditation techniques. Beginners and intermediate students welcome. Work with experienced, supportive Hatha Yoga teacher. Bright spacious studio. Crime Stoppers on tour For the third consecutive year, Halton Regional Police Staff Sergeant Ray Bruce (centre) former co-ordinator for Crime Stoppers of Halton, cycled throughout Halton Region Thursday and Friday, to build awareness of the Halton Crime Stoppers program. Bruce rode 150 kilometres over the two days, setting out Thursday morning from Ares Restaurant in Georgetown (following a kickoff breakfast) to finish at Burlington Legion Friday afternoon. Halton Police Chief Gary Crowell (left) recorded Bruce's mileage, with help from Crime Stoppers of Halton Inc. chair Glenn Matsuo. David and Ellen Carter of Norval are pleased to announce the marriage of their son James Carter to Jacquelyn Shalma of Toronto. They were married in Norval on July 29, 2006. Photo by Ted Brown Town urges residents to Race for the Hills The Town of Halton Hills is looking for participants for its own version of The Amazing Race to be held next month. Participants in the 10 km Race for the Hills will endure a number of physical and mental challenges using their bikes, bodies and brains as they go through checkpoints, detours, roadblocks and pit stops. The race will be held Saturday, Oct. 14, and begins at the Gellert Community Centre. Aaron Matthews, recreation supervisor for the Town, stressed the event is not about speed. "This is all about teamwork, the spirit of competition and getting out and getting active," said Matthews. "There are opportunities for every skill level and athletic ability because there are different challenges along the way." Matthews would not divulge where the race will take participants through the town, or any details about the challenges. "You don't need to be able to run 10 km in 45 minutes. Some of the other challenges may even it out a little bit," he said. Like the Town's previous event "Walk the Hills," the aim of the race is to encourage area residents to be more active and is part of the Active 2010 initiative funded by the Ministry of Tourism & Recreation. Participants must be 18 years and over and have a bicycle and a helmet. There is room for 25 three-member teams in the event. To date, Matthews said, about 12 teams have signed up. The cost per team is $75, which includes race entrance, registration prize package and t-shirt. There will be a prize for the top team. Check-in at Gellert Community Centre will be 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 14. Awards will be handed out at 1:30 p.m. For more information or to register for Race for the Hills visit www.haltonhills.ca, click on the Active Halton Hills logo or call 905-873-2601 ext. 2262. Barry and Joyce (McDonald) Layton are pleased to announce the engagement of their son Sean McDonald to Tavia Dault daughter of Terry and Jennifer Dault of Owen Sound and Sandra Totten of Meaford. Wedding to take place in Owen Sound, October 2007 Happy 25th Wedding Anniversary "Endless Love" With Love and Best Wishes Tabitha & Cory Dale & Leslie Holman