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Janice Armour Owner 211 Guelph Street Georgetown ON(beside LIttle Caesars Pizza & Halton Police Station) make your wedding a beautiful day for a floral consultation as original as you We were delighted with the flower arrangements and service we received from Fendleys. Your friendliness made me feel welcome plus the flowers were gorgeous. The archway and all of the arrangements for the North Halton Country Club were done exactly as we wanted and to perfection. CORKS WINERY Create your own personalized vintage for your Wedding Day at affordable prices New Hours: Mon. & Fri. 10 am - 6 pm Tues., Wed., Thurs. 11 am - 7 pm (later by appt.) Sat. 10 am - 4 pm., Sun. Closed 71 Mountainview Road, Georgetown 905-873-6663 WEDDING PACKAGES AVAILABLE - Come in for pricing. LET US HELP YOU CALCULATE HOW MUCH WINE YOU NEED. PERSONALIZE YOUR OWN LABELS, OR SELECT A PRE-MADE LABEL WINE MAKES GREAT WEDDING FAVOURS FOR YOUR GUESTS. WINE IMPROVES WITH AGE. YOU SHOULD BOTTLE 2-3 MTHS IN ADVANCE. Your Special Day Armstrong Ave. Mountai nvi ew Guelph St. Corks Regular Pricing Sorriso Concentrate $ 59.99 (Approx. 30 bottles) Premium Concentrate $ 87.99 (Approx. 30 bottles) Moments Concentrate $ 99.99 (Approx. 30 bottles) Mosto Italiano Juice $137.99 (Approx. 30 bottles) Also available Take home kits and supplies Visit us for truly superb unique gifts for your special guests. *Customized Soap Cakes *Bombadiers *Thank you & Bridal Party Gifts 523 Guelph St., Norval 905-702-2523 For advertising information call Ph: 905 873.0301 Fax: 905 873.0398 THIS IS YOUR NEWSPAPER THE INDEPENDENT & FREE PRESS 50 cents (+GST) Friday, June 30, 2006 44 Pages Voted Ontarios best newspaper www.independentfreepress.com Recipe of the week: Canada Day cupcakes Page 19 Lapointe in the hunt at Star Amateur Page 17 Chatten named senior of the year Page 9 Christ the King students tied up in project Page 4 Editorial 6 Ted Brown 7 Chris Borak 11 Calendar 12, 13 Sports 17, 18 Classifieds 22-24 INSIDE The Halton Jr. B Bulldogs will begin the Ontario Lacrosse Asso- ciation playoffs Monday in Oakville. See Wed- nesdays edition for full game details. WEDNESDAY... The stores may be closed tomorrow (Saturday) but there is still going to be plenty to do as both Acton and Glen Williams communities host Canada Day parties. The day gets under way in Glen Williams at 8 a.m. with a Pancake Breakfast, followed by Fun Runs and the annual baseball game between the Townies and Councillors. Childrens games start at 10 a.m. followed by the popular noon parade. Opening ceremonies start about 1 p.m. when the Glen Citizen of the Year and winner of the Best Decorated House are announced. Games, an eclectic music concert, pet show and the Duck Race round out the afternoon activities. Meanwhile the day kicks off in Actons Prospect Park at 6 p.m. with Concert in the Park. This includes the Second Annual Acton Idol Contest and songs from headliner Alysha Brooke per- forming county and western tunes along with Jamie Thorne. Yuk Yuks Jeff McEnery will also pro- vide stand-up comedy as well as be the Master of Ceremonies for the Acton Idol Contest. The Acton Fire Fighters Association provides the explo- sive finish to the day with a fireworks show, also in Prospect Park. The free event gets under way at dusk. The firefight- ers, who are promising their largest, loudest and brightest display ever, will be passing their helmets for donations to help pay for their annual birthday gift to the community. St. Albans Church in the Glen will also be holding a fire- works display at dusk. Its also a free will offering. The Independent & Free Press office will be closed Monday, July 3 for the holiday and will reopen Tuesday, July 4 at 8:30 a.m. REFINANCING? PURCHASING? 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JULY 1st Proud to be Canadian 70% Up to Off msr Canada Day parties set for Glen, Acton ALYSHA BROOKE Pitching against the team he grew up cheering for, Washington Nationals hurler Shawn Hill of Georgetown, dueled with Toronto Blue Jays starter Ted Lilly Wednesday for four innings before Toronto broke out for four runs and eventually won 6-1. Hill was pulled after the fifth inning, but made the dozens of hometown supporters, who came to watch him pitch in person in the big leagues, proud. See story page 17. Photo by Eamonn Maher Hill on the hill ... EXCLUSIVELY SERVING THE READERS OF HALTON HILLS 6, Brides, Wednesday,January 9, 2008 Your wedding is quickly approaching, and like any bride, you can't wait to slide on that dress and walk down the aisle. Your dress is to die for, and you've chosen all of the right accessories to go with it from the veil to the gloves to the shoes. Now, it's time to choose jewelry. While your first instinct might be to find the largest, shiniest, most expensive pieces you can, you might want to resist that impulse. You don't want to draw all eyes to your jewelry, nor do you want to break the bank on pieces that you may only be able to wear once. You should select more afford- able jewelry that you can wear on other spe- cial occasions. Being conservative is key to picking out the right bridal jewelry. Focus on smaller, more traditional pieces and limit your selec- tion to a few pieces. Don't go overboard, for example, and wear a large ruby and sap- phire choker and rhinestone barrettes, combs and a tiara. Again, you want the emphasis to be on you, not on the huge choker around your neck and all of the rhinestones in your hair. Whatever jewelry you choose should complement the style of your dress. If the bodice of your dress is lined with pearls, for example, you might want to wear pearls, whereas if the bodice is encrusted with rhinestones, you might want to wear dia- monds. If your dress has a scoop neckline, a long necklace may be fine, whereas if your dress has a high neckline, a choker might be better. The jewelry you choose should also be complementary in style. A diamond neck- lace should be paired with diamond ear- rings, a pearl necklace with pearl earrings, and a sapphire necklace with sapphire ear- rings. A matching set may be your best option. Even the pieces in your hair, like combs and barrettes, should complement the other jewelry you plan to wear. A pearl necklace and earrings should be accompa- nied by pearl combs. Be conservative when selecting bridal jewelry and keep the focus where it belongs. Don't let your jewelry outshine you and your dress. By Tresa Erickson Its important that your jewelry complement the wedding dress