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Automatic Corking & Bottling Machines Brew On Premises Armstrong Ave. Mountai n vi e w Guelph St. Dont want 30 bottles of the same wine? Make 2 different wines & get 15 bottles of each. *Approx. 30 750 ml bottles *Taxes & corks included SAVE $5.00 ISLAND MIST FRUIT WINES 14 FRUIT VARIETIES $84.99Reg. $89.99 SAVE $10.00 MOMENTS PREMIUM WINE $89.99Reg. $99.99 SAVE $15.00 MOSTO ITALIANO OUR ULTIMATE WINE PURE JUICE FROM ITALY - NEVER A DROP OF WATER ADDED. Reg. $139.99 CORKS WINERY HOURS: Mon. & Fri. 10-6 ~ Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 11-7 (later bottling by appt.) Saturday 10-4 ~ Sunday CLOSED 71 Mountainview Road, Georgetown 905-873-6663 AUGUST SALE 10 DAYS ONLY Aug. 13 to Aug. 23 $124.99 Creating confident smiles since 1982. Alexander Trenton, DD, F.C.A.D. (A) Denturist Georgetown Denture Clinic, 18 Church Street, Georgetown, Ontario (905) 877-2359 (Across from the Library and Cultural Centre) Tooth Chatter ABOUT OUR CLINIC We have been serving Georgetown and surrounding areas since 1982. You do not need a referral from your dentist to come and see us. All you have to do is call our office. Our friendly, caring staff are here to help you and answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding your dentures. We would be happy to discuss your specific denture needs. You will always receive that extra personal attention and commitment to your satisfaction. All phases of your denture fitting and design services are performed by us, thus ensuring our uncompromising commitment to quality. A state-of-the-art full service dental lab is located right on the premises. All work is done by us and dentures are what we do best. Remember, you do not need a referral. Simply call our office for an appointment. We offer no charge, no obligation consultations. Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, August 13, 2008 7 After an in-camera discussion at Monday nights council meeting, Halton Hills council directed its plan- ning staff to waive fees for a minor variance application to be submitted by The Carpet Palace. The waiver will be given if The Carpet Palace co- operate and comply with the intent of a council resolu- tion at its July meeting. That resolution called on the company to rebuild its store on its current footprint with minor adjustments as per the Norval Secondary Plan (which prefers storefronts to be close to the street). In May, The Carpet Palace had applied for, but was denied, a minor variance application to build its store towards the back of the lot at the corner of Guelph and Adamson Sts. in Norval. The Carpet Palace appealed that decision to the Ontario Municipal Board but the compa- ny requested the August 28 hearing date be adjourned while they and the Town continue discussions. The OMB has been made aware of the ongoing discus- sions, said Town Chief Administrative Officer Dennis Perlin yesterday (Tuesday). Monday nights council resolution stated a favourable decision of a minor variance application for the Committee of Adjustment will lead to an early reso- lution of an appeal by the owner to the decision by Committee of Adjustment before the OMB... The Carpet Palace is on the agenda of the Committee of Adjustments Sept. 3 meeting. By Cynthia Gamble, staff writer Council directs staff to waive fees for Carpet Palace zoning variance A 1996 New Holland combine valued at $75,000 was destroyed after it caught fire while it was being operated in a field at a 17 Sideroad property last Monday afternoon. Halton Hills firefighters were called to Dominion Gardens Park on Maple Ave. at about 5:30 a.m. for a porta- potty fire Wednesday morning. Arson is suspected. Halton Hills firefighters were called to the dead-end of the Nassagaweya/Esquesing Townline at about 7:15 p.m. Thursday for a truck fire. The pick-up was fully involved when firefighters arrived. Police are investigating the incident. Fire destroys $75,000 combine