If you're anywhere

near Peachtree City Saturday morning, chances are you'll run into a walker,

a runner or a biker.

And if you

can wait until the afternoon, you can get your hands on the first batch

of pumpkins for Halloween.

The walkers

and runners will be with the first-ever Alzheimer's Memory Walk, which

will begin at 8:15 a.m. at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater. The walk,

a three-county fund-raiser for the Alzheimer's Association, represents

the organization's largest fund-raising effort.

The 3.1-mile

walk will take place on the cart paths, beginning and ending at the amphitheater.

Alzheimer's is a progressive, degenerative disease of the brain and the

most common form of dementia. It affects approximately 4 million Americans,

including over 120,000 Georgia residents.

The bikers

are also connected with a fund-raiser. The "Riding the Line"

bike team from Williams Natural Gas will stop at Peachtree City Hall between

8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. for a break. The team is raising $12 million for

the United Way charities during their ride along the 2,000-mile gas pipeline

that runs from New York City to Houston, Texas.

The bikers

will receive a proclamation in honor of their fund-raising efforts.

Also, the Peachtree

City Volunteer Fire Department will begin its annual pumpkin sale Saturday

afternoon. The delivery truck is expected to make it to town after 1 p.m.

with the pumpkins available thereafter on a first-come, first-serve basis

at the stations on north Peachtree Parkway north of Ga. Highway 54 and

on the south Peachtree Parkway station south of Crosstown Road.