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Wednesday, February 23, 2000 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER B3 Hutton' s Images stages fashion show\ and much more, for Women' s Centre By Shelly Sanders Greer SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER Women interested in the latest fashion and beauty trends have the chance to attend a fashion show on Feb. 28th, with all the proceeds going to w ards the W om en's Information and Support Centre o f Halton. T his show , w hich is being organized by H utton's Im ages, will take place at the Oakville Club, 56 W ater St, at 7 p.m. and costs $25 a person. Lynn H utton, ow n er of H utton's Im ages and the force behind this and other fundraising events for the past 20 years help ing various local charities, says that people will "m ore than get their $25 back." In addition to fashions provid ed by Linda L undstrom , featuring the new spring line, and Inside Story, a high quality lingerie store in Oakville, there will be appetiz ers, dem onstrations using m em bers o f the audience, and gifts for everyone, w orth up to $30, for a variety o f services. Hutton explains that there will be four oxygen treatm ents for the face, worth about $70 each, given away, as well as gel nails, and the rem oval o f skin tags. "G el nails are healthier than acrylic or fiberglass," says Hutton. "Gel breathes so no fun gus grow s . . . skin tags are the lit tle, loose pieces o f skin flopping around." A m em ber o f Hutton's staff will be rem oving them. T here will also be a dem on stration o f m assage, w ith an em phasis on how discrete it can be. Hutton w ants people to realize that there will be a lot o f free ser vices provided and dem onstrated. A cash bar will also be available and a live auction with 20 original and unique pieces o f art. "In a store, these handm ade pieces w ould go for $500 to $700 a piece," Hutton says. "B ut at an auction they never go for full price." H utton believes these pieces will end up going for one-third o f their value so she encourages peo ple to bid on these items. `T h e proceeds o f this fashion show will go to program s, mainly program s for w om en in need. The Centre, which began in 1989, is a volunteer com m unitybased organization dedicated to em powering w omen o f all ages and walks o f life. W alter explains that peer counselling is the back bone o f the centre, and that w om en com e in for support through difficulties like separa tion, divorce, abuse and em ploy ment problems. D onations from fundraisers like the fashion show are "desper ately needed," says Walter. "Eighty percent o f men don't pay child support," says Hutton. `T h e se w om en need help. The governm ent d o esn 't do it all. People should help people. That's what it's all about." Lynn H utton hopes to have 100 people attend the show, and to raise at least $5,000. Tickets for the fashion show can be bought at the door or from H utton's, 235 Randall St., and the W om en's C entre at H opedale M all, Ste. 210. For m ore inform ation call H u tto n 's at 844-5290, or the W om en's Centre at 847-5520. Calling TAB grads 1987 to 1990 Are you a graduate or teacher o f T hom as A. B lakelock High School for the years 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1990? A reunion party is being planned for M ay 6th. "We are putting together a party that is sure to be a blast from the past," says Sekey W ong o f the school's reunion com mittee. Organizers are hoping to contact graduates and teachers o f T hom as A. Blakelock high school for those years. "Currently we are collecting full addresses and phone num bers to contact the our peers, but this is a difficult task as many have m oved or have new m arried nam es." Reunion com m ittee organizers are looking for the nam es, addresses and phone num bers o f form er students and teachers from those years. Send inform ation to: tabreunion@ hotm ail.com or phone Sekey W ong 416-820-9597. Email Focus and Community Update at: blokhuis@haltonsearch.com 0iir F u l l C o l o u r F l y e r m to d a y 's papery SAVE O N YO UR TAXES DU R IN G OUR Lynn Hutton to keep the Centre going," says M elvina Walter, director o f pro gram s and volunteer services at the W om en's Centre. `T h e money will go to w hichever area we need . . .to train volunteers, for w ork shops, the n ew sletter or our brochures." The Centre gets the bulk o f its funding through the United Way and the O ntario W om en's Directorate, but more money is needed to maintain the various NO GST u W E PAY TH E © ST O N EV ER Y TH IN G IN T HE STO R E! 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