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Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, May 2, 2007 5 Silent Walk set for evening Youths to pay tribute to vets Approximately 1,100 area school children will pay tribute to local war veterans tomorrow (Thursday) in Georgetown and Glen Williams by taking part in the fifth annual Candlelight Tributes procession. Beginning at 10 a.m. in Georgetown and 1 p.m. in Glen Williams, students will walk in a quiet and respectful procession, accompanied by a piper, to the respective cenotaphs where they will place a lit candle in a symbolic "passing of the torch of remembrance". The students will also get the chance to personally thank the veterans with a handshake or a hug. The candlelight ceremony follows the practice school children in Holten, The Netherlands, began many years ago. More than 1,300 Canadian soldiers are buried in the Holten Canadian War Cemetery and every May 4 (Holland's Remembrance Day) local school children place flowers on all the graves. Local residents are invited to join tomorrow's Silent Walk at 6:30 p.m. The procession will leave from the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 120 on Mill Street at 7 p.m. and will walk to Remembrance Park. After the placing of candles, participants can meet with the veterans at the legion. Candles are available at Young's Pharmacy, Bergsma's Decorating and at North Star Dry Cleaners for those taking part in the Silent Walk. Money collected will be used to buy candles for the students and to cover the cost of buses. For more information on the tribute contact Bob McNeilly at 905-877-4991. Do you suffer from SLEEP APNEA? WE CAN HELP! MASK FITTING DAY See the new OPTILIFE Mask Thursday May 10th 2 p.m. ­ 8 p.m. 10% discount off of masks this day only! A representative from Respironics, a leader in sleep apnea products will be available to answer your questions. Blueprint for recreation unveiled back from the public meetings, prioritize the Continued from pg. 1 recommendations, assign the costs to each and "And a funny dichotomy is occurring in develop an implementation strategy so they your community," said Brown. The largest per- can be achieved in a financially responsible centage of that growth, he said, will be in the manner, he said. seniors group, (65+ and 55The first two sections of 64) and in younger adults For a list of recommendations the draft plan is posted on (20-34, with young families). the Town's website see Friday's edition Trends in recreation are (www.haltonhills.ca) with being influenced by increassubsequent sections added as ing lack of time resulting in preferences for they are completed. Brown's PowerPoint premore informal or drop-in activities rather than sentation will also be posted. organized sports, sedentary lifestyle, aging Residents can also send their comments to population, decline in volunteerism and gov- actionplan@haltonhills.ca or call Project Leader ernment support, and income levels (more Warren Harris, 905-873-2601, ext. 2274. money the more willing to spend on recre(Cynthia Gamble can be reached at ation). Brown and his team will consider the feedcgamble@independentfreepress.com) Please book an appointment for mask fitting and consultation at (905)873-4021 Young's Pharmacy & Homecare 47 Main Street South, Downtown Georgetown MUSTANG MANIA 2007 V6 CONVERTIBLE · auto · air · pony package · leather · interior upgrade pkg. ...much, much more! 2007 GT 2 DR. COUPE · 5 spd. · 300 hp V8 · leather · air · GT appearance package $ ...much, much more! FROM FROM $ 31,299 33,499 Brand new 2007 Mustangs - starting from $23,999 *Picture may not be exactly as shown, all prices are plus freight, licence, admin and all taxes. concept ford www.conceptford.com 905.873.1626 361 Guelph St. (Hwy. 7) at Delrex Blvd. GEORGETOWN