B2 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, November 24, 2006 ~GEORGETOWN CINEA S /t235 GUELPH STREET 905-873-1999 OHAPPY FEET Daily 645 p.m &9:00 p.m Sat. & Sun. 2:00 p.m. GDEJAVU Daily 6:45 p.m. & 9:00 p.ma Sut. & Sun. 2:00 p.m. idýe Not Recoemenefor Young Chikiren '0 CASINO ROYALE PG Daily 7:00 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 2:00 p.m. j Not Rec or hYoung Children Thoseat Palng Avallable Mt Rear Learn how to talk to your teen Are you a parent struggling to comn- municate with your pre-teen or teen? Tben you may want no check out Dr. Scott Woodings presentannon Wednesday entitled 'Did Tbat Grunt Mean Yes or No? - Communicating With Teenagers'. Tbe session, which will take place at Hugh Foster Hall from 7 to 9 p.m., will teach parents bow to develop a foolproof communication system that will resuit in a dloser relationship with their teens. Tickets cout $5 and can be pur- chased an the Ontario Early Years Centre, 410 Bronte St. S., and Milton Public Library, 45 Bruce St. Dr. Wooding is Canadas leading authoriny on parenting todays teenagers and also a best-selling author. His talk is being presented by the Enhancing Parenting Capaciny Comi-nittee. The group includes mem- bers of the Georgetown, Milton and Acton Parent Education Networks, Halton Hilîs Community Support and Information and the Regions health and social and communiny services departments. The presentahion is funded by a grant from the National Crime Prevention Strategy Community Mobiltzation Program. Hugb Foster Hall is located at 43 Brown St., beside Town Hall. GRAHAM PAINE/I CANADIAN CHAMPION PLEASE PITCH IN: Councillor and kettie campaign volunteer Wendy Schau stands by one of the ketties at Loblaws as Salvation Army Community Outreach Co-ordinator Rachel Sheils (back- ground) looks on. Sally Ann stili needs volunteers 10 man the ketties over the holiday season, wîth shifts now underway and lasting until December 23. Those interested in helping out can cali (905) 875- 1022 to sign Up or for more information. 1Epon pobpumilr deniand Sunda v l>ec. 0 ~îjJ1ord8 liard