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Page 14 THE HERALD May 1191 Community in Focus One of the most popular events at St Francis School s fun day on Saturday was the pony ride Amy Husar enoyed her trip around the schoolyard guided by Jack Zitman The fun day was organized by the school parent teacher association Herald photo picnic Several local residents gathered to have a family church picnic at the Community Centre on Sunday Though the weather was rainy preventing outdoor act es the group still managed to have a good time especially when it came time for desert Pictured here waiting for the tarts to be served by Pat Evans are left to right Tommy Evans David Bryce Ashieigh Duniop and Kenny Bryce Herald photo Hospital bazaar Stein Ligterink holds up some hand crafted finger puppets that she was selling at the Georgetown Hospital s spring bazaar on Saturday said the crafts she had were all mae by people in the third world who would receive most of the proceeds from the sale Herald photo BikeaThon The Halton Hills Bike a Thon organized by the North Halton Association for the Developmentafly Handicapped got underway at Cycle on a wet Sunday morning Funds raised from the event which wound its way through Georgetown to Cedar vale Park are being used to help support the Herald photo Sponge bath Diabetes executive Adam Walsh got a golden opportunity to get away with some mischief at St Francis School fun day on Saturday At the sponge toss Walsh target was none other than his principal ArleneMcCar thy Herald photo The execut veof the newly formed Georgetown Halton Hills chapter of the Canadian Diabetes Association met Thursday night to plan the tons goals Executive members include back row left to right Jim Don and Donna Harden all directors and front row teft to right Barbara Llbby secretary L Burrows presi dent and Brenda Kuusisto treasurer Herald photo