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www.independentfreepress.com Recipe of the week: Strawberry-rhubarb pie 50 cents (+GST) THE INDEPENDENT & FREE PRESS You and Your Pet: Milo's looking for love Page 24 Pages 8-9 Friday, June 1, 2007 60 Pages Halton Hills' award-winning newspaper INSIDE Nowhere to run Christ the King's Mike Sgarbossa fires off a shot between a couple of Notre Dame defenders during the Halton high school boys' lacrosse championship contest on Wednesday in Georgetown. After leading through much of the game, the Jaguars suffered a last-second defensive breakdown and the Fighting Irish jumped on the opportunity to score just before the final whistle, earning a trip to the Ontario finals with an 8-7 victory. For story, photo see Sports & Leisure section page 1. Annual garden tour is approaching Page 4 Acton mom finds success in fitness Page S/L 1 Editorial 6 Sports S/L 1-7 Entertainment 15 Classifieds 29-33 Calendar 34 Photo by Eamonn Maher Residents win fight over `The Glen' LISA TALLYN Staff Writer The builder of a 91-lot subdivision in Glen Williams has relented to pressure from the community and agreed to change the development's name. Now instead of "The Glen," Intracorp's new development to be built on Prince St., west of Tenth Line will be called "The Meadows in the Glen." And that new name is one the Glen Williams residents, who were upset that the builder had originally chosen the name lovingly embraced by the community to identify their hamlet for more than 100 years, can happily live with. " I think it's marvelous," said Carolyn Van Hinte, of Glen Williams. "What I appreciated from them (Intracorp) is that they tried to be a good neighbour." She said selecting "The Glen" as the name for the subdivision was an "unfortunate move" on Intracorp's part. "But I'm so glad they listened to reason. It was nice of the president not to just turn his back on us. It shows they are being a good neighbour." Glen Williams resident Sue Pember said she was "happy to think our voices were heard and I appreciate they changed the name." Earlier this month, Intracorp President and CEO Bruce Rudichuk told The Independent & Free Press the company wouldn't consider changing the subdivision's name. But Rudichuk said they decided to "amend the name" of their development after reviewing feedback from the community and meeting with concerned residents of Glen Williams, Mayor Rick Bonnette and Councillor Joan Robson twice on the issue. See BUILDER, pg. 3 REFINANCING? PURCHASING? WEDNESDAY... The Georgetown Bread Basket food bank is running low on a number of food items. For details see Wednesday's edition. For breaking news go to: www.independentfreepress.com GEORGETOWN VOTED #1 FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE 2007 KIA SPECTRA CALL THE GEORGETOWN 1-866-364-0697 or HEADQUARTERS 905-877-7818 0 % FINANCE Hollister Sofa $ Save hundreds, even thousands of dollars on selected leather floor models. Plus our complete collection of Leather Fashions is NOW on SALE 0.9% Variable BOB WOODS Mortgage Specialist *Rate subject to change ACTON TORONTO Open Everyday 10-6, Friday 10-9 1999 While Quantities Last 49 Eastern Av (15km N of Hwys 401&25) 1 877 4-LEATHER www.theoldehidehouse.com 522 King St. West (1 block W of Spadina) 416 203-7001 (905) 360 Guelph St., Georgetown 877-1490