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In Focus, March, 2010 6 Tuesday Night Troopers Anniversary For five years, the Tuesday Night Troopers have met at the Horizon Packaging building in Georgetown for an evening of fun and friendship. The weekly drop-in centre is run by Community Living North Halton (CLNH), an organization that supports developmentally disabled individuals. To celebrate their fifth anniversary, the Troopers invited CLNH staff and volunteers to an open house where everyone enjoyed delicious food and fun games. Happy anniversary, Tuesday Night Troopers! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre Too busy living to let hearing loss get in your way? Jeremy Crocker (left) and Barry Carter give a big thumbs up to the Tuesday Night Troopers. Community Living staff, volunteers and participants ­ including (from left) Nikko Konarzycki, Amalfe Konarzycki, Latoya Bernard, Arlet Averion, Jeff McDonald, Tom May, Elaine Kirk, Wendy Farrow-Reed and Nancy Harrison ­ gather to celebrate five years. Community Open House Accurate Testing We will discuss your concerns, test your hearing and develop a plan to manage your hearing. We test and fit hearing aids right in our office, with the most advanced systems. Experienced Professionals Our friendly, experienced staff will provide straight forward assistance to ensure results that will make a clear hearing difference. Quality Products Janelle Gibson, Jessica Chen and Joanne Mletzko represent Cancer Assistance Services of Halton Hills at the open house. We carry an extensive selection of hearing aids and assistive hearing devices to meet your individual lifestyle needs. Personal Satisfaction We want you to be pleased with your purchase. We pride ourselves in taking care of you and hear hearing aid for years to come. At the Georgetown Hearing Clinic, we are committed to your individual hearing needs. Find out how we can help. Mountainview (9th Line) Local torchbearers Matthew Moffatt, Albert Wintjes and Jack Harrison hang out with relay volunteers Gail, Leanne and Frank. Sydney Ireland (right) learns what it's like to be a torchbearer from Albert Wintjes. Local groups and organizations stepped into the spotlight at the Community Open House, held February 6 at the Georgetown Market Place. More than 70 local sports groups, non-profits, service agencies and environmental groups gathered to spread the word about what they do. This year's event had an Olympic theme and featured appearances by local torchbearers, who gladly posed for photos with the many excited Halton Hills residents in attendance. Believe It, Halton Hills! Photos by Ron Stiel Gtwn Market Place The GEORGETOWN Sinclair Steeles Milton Entrance to Mall Serving the community of Halton Hills and surrounding areas for 15 years H w y 7 HEARING CLINIC 905-873-6642 99 Sinclair Avenue, Suite 210