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•T he IF P• H al to n Hi lls • Th ur sd ay , N ov em be r 1 4, 2 01 3 40 BUSINESS Latitude Food & Drink opens Latitude Food & Drink at 99 Main Street South in Georgetown, officially opened Novem- ber 8 as owners and staff assembled for a ribbon cutting. On hand for the opening were (from left) working partners Amanda and Owen Vulpe, co-owner Ed Vago, Halton Hills Ward 4 Councillor Ann Lawlor, executive chef Mat Sutherland, co-owner Sanja Vago and Halton Hills Regional Wards 3&4 Councillor Jane Fogal. Photo by Ted Brown Wayne, Jacob and Barb Gill celebrate the grand opening of their new business, The Glen Fitness Studio. Friends, family, clients and neighbours dropped by to check out the new studio, which features personal training, cardio machines, weights and high-tech workout options. The Glen Fitness Studio is located at 511 Main Street, Glen Williams. For more information, visit www.glenfitness.com. Photo by Andrea Lefebvre The Glen Fitness Studio opens Christ the King fashion design student Kira Oliver (left) was pleased to be the winner of the 2013 Halton Hills Sewing and Vacuum award of a Baby Walk Grace sewing machine. Oliver was joined by Halton Hills Sewing and Vacuum owner Heike Ciufo and CtK fashion teacher Marianne Ples. Photo by Ted Brown With so many older adults liv- ing alone and in poverty, some area seniors will undoubtedly be struggling to make ends meet this holiday season. To help bring some joy to what can be a lonely time of year, Home In- stead Senior Care has partnered with local community organiza- tions, volunteers and retailers to ensure that isolated seniors receive gifts and companionship through the Be a Santa to a Se- nior program. From November 14 until December 8, residents can par- ticipate in the Be a Santa to a Se- nior program by picking up an ornament from Home Instead Christmas trees located at Shop- pers Home Health Brampton (1 Kennedy Rd. S.) and Royal LePage (324 Guelph St, George- town). The ornament will include the first name of a senior and their respective gift requests. Lo- cal residents are encouraged to pick up an ornament, purchase the items listed and return them unwrapped to the same location. For more information on the Be a Santa to a Senior program please visit www.beasantatoase- nior.ca or call 905-463-0860. Home Instead Senior Care launches Be a Santa to a Senior program Supporting local students BAO Insitute for Healthy Living recently held their grand re-opening as Halton Hills Ward 3 Council- lor Dave Kentner dropped by to congratulate own- er Brian Bahm. Staff members included (from left) Isabella Gennuso, Stacey Hilts, Dave Kentner, Jeff Babister, Tyler Treliving, Brian Bahm, Elaina Bahm, Reid Parker, Alex Bain and Denise Zubac. Photo by Ted Brown BAO re-opens Hair Headquarters owner Leslie McLauchlan (left) and employee Melissa Metcalfe recently presented Cancer Assistance Services of Halton Hills (CAShh) executive director Sheila Smith with a cheque for $1,825, raised by donating the proceeds from hair cuts on October 20 at the shop's 174 Guelph St., Georgetown location. Photo by Ted Brown Hair Headquarters aid CAShh