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10O-The Cunudian Champion, Tuesday, Septumber 21, 2004 Literacy group presents concert In late September as light fades and fields tum from green t0 gold. svhy flot take one last stroil amiong the fiowers at Literacy North Halton's Garden Harmony Concert. The free garden concert will take place at the Old Seed House Gardens in Georgetown Saturday. It promises to he a unique musi- cal and artistic experience featuring renowned talent such as the Bach Chorale Society. Those who love the stage can witness The Globe Theatre group performing a scene from its new play. The City of Angels. And if you love art. artists and vendors will begin displaying their %vares ai Il arn. hefore the concert begîns at I p.m. he concert is sponsored by Remington Homes and Unilock. While the event is free 10 the publtc, donations towarl t îteracy North Halion's (I.NH> Read Spel Write prograrn are greatly appreciated. The local non-pi olit groap lias heen otîering service tc0 North Halton area adaîts who sîrtiggle v ith their reading. writing and math skills for tnore than 17 years. Each year LNH seeks outstde funditîg 10 assisî with the volunteer tratning prograin and the par- chase of adult literacy resources. For more tnformation about the Garden Harmony Concert. cal] Carmen Braund at (905) 873-9858. Information about LNH is available ut (905) 873-2200 or hy visiîing wsww.literacynh.org. m mwamn JStaleEds. WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY. NO CREDIT VOUCHERS Our cat Chloe was last seen ý4, Wednesday, Sept. i 5th in Hawthorne Village. She is a S -i l small brown tabby weighing approx. 7lbs with a white bib & feet, she is wearing a pink collar. If you have seen Chloe, please cail (905) 876-0647 FM WINDOWS ~%N & DOORS F111 until Jan _0te IUSTRIES et Take 24 Months to pay ZERO INTEREST*FM WINDOWS à DOORS FRE OAC ~ LIFETIME 'Phone :905-876-301 6 fwndows.cm