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LUNCH BUFFET SERVED THURSDAY & FRIDAY 11:30 am to 2:00 pm Featuring: - Roast Beef - Baked Ham - Shepherds Pie $9.99 We pay the GST & PST 79 Main Street South, Georgetown 905-877-3388 ~ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ~ Private Catering Available 9:30 pm - close Friday & Saturday Wounded PUBLIC AUCTION 3620B Laird Rd, Unit #6 Mississauga, Ontario HARDWOOD AND LAMINATE FLOORINGHARDWOOD AND LAMIN TE FLOORIN OVER 50,000 SQ FT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23RDTURD , FEBRUA 23R UNRESERVED AUCTION, NO MINIMUM BIDS This auction features a fantastic selection of top quality pre- fi nished thick nail down Hardwood Flooring to include a variety of Oak, Maple, Birch, Black Walnut, Cherry, Pine, Antique hand scrapes, as well as Japanese Exotics, Natural Pecan, & Kempas to name a few. Quantities of wide plank, dark woods and chocolates as well as natural favorites. Many in wide planks up to 5 Wide! 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You experience extraordinary things and you seriously consider changing your lifestyle. TAURUS Your common sense will be helpful in upcoming situations. You get a new perspective of things. You feel rejuvenated. GEMINI You are concerned about things from the past. You dont want to waste your time. You want to settle things in an equitable manner. CANCER You truly enjoy being close to your loved ones. You dont want to monopolize their time. Everything seems wonderful. LEO Everything becomes clearer at this time. Still, you fear making a mistake. You especially want to consider things logically. VIRGO You are proud of yourself. Mars provides a lot of moral fortitude on a professional level. You can manage in a serious manner. LIBRA Your love life is about to make you very happy. This is very important to you. You recognize the people who are truly good for you. SCORPIO You are feeling nervous. You have a lot of work to do. Upcoming events will improve your quality of life. 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Day and Evening Only $35.00 Georgetown Call 905-873-8783 or visit our website at www.garyallan.ca Click on Halton Hills Campus! 16 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, February 20, 2008 Tweens and teens will have a new opportunity to explore Christianity and the meaning of life at an upcoming Alpha for Youth program being offered by Union Presbyterian Church. Its a spin-off from the popular Alpha Course, which was first devised in London, England and has enjoyed global popularity. Like the original Alpha course, Alpha for Youth is a prac- tical exploration of the Christian faith, designed primarily for non-church goers and new Christians. The specially- designed youth curriculum focuses on presentations that are interactive and fast-paced. Alpha for Youth is a bold new undertaking for the con- gregation of the Union Presbyterian Church, which will cel- ebrate its 175th anniversary this spring and they invite all area youth in Grades 7 through high school to participate. This will be an exciting opportunity for our youth to explore Christianity and its meaning, says David Thompson, an elder at Union Presbyterian Church and the team leader for this new youth project. The program begins Saturday, Feb. 23, at the church, 16789 22 Sideroad (corner of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Old School Road) and will run for 10 consecutive Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Each session will begin with a family-style breakfast with discussion groups to follow. For more information or to register contact David Thompson (905-877-8466 or elmlawn@aztec-net.com) or Emma Rock (905-877-5506 or rocks@aztec-net.com.) Alpha for Youth program begins at local church on Saturday The Upper Credit Humane Societys Thrift Store will be cele- brating its first anniversary at its location on Moore Park Plaza, Georgetown on Feb. 23, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Come meet Trooper, 1:30-3 p.m. Trooper is the dog whose very survival inspired the creation of the Trooper Fund at UCHS last spring. The fund is for the special needs animals that pass through UCHSs doors. (Troopers story can be viewed at www.uppercredit.com Shelter News Archived articles.). There will be door prizes, raffle, in-store specials and complimentary light refreshments throughout the day. Additionally, at 4.30 p.m. the monthly auction will end with live bidding. Trooper returns for UCHS anniversary