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GEORGETOWN CALL THE GEORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS 905-877-7818 or 905-877-8375 0% financing on all 2008 models. See us for details. i i ll . f t il . GEORGETOWN CALL THE GEORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS 905-877-7818 or 905-877-8375 0% financing on all 2008 models. See us for details. i i ll . f t il . THE INDEPENDENT & FREE PRESS 50 cents (+GST) Circulation 22,500 Friday, October 31, 2008 52 Pages www.independentfreepress.com Change your clocks ...and alarm batteries Page 9 Local artist has New York showing Page S/L 7 Youth donates candy, fun boxes to hospital Page 5 Ridleys a world slo-pitch champion Page S/L 1 Editorial 6 Ted Brown 7 Sports S/L 1-6 Classifieds 22-24 Calendar 24-26 INSIDE Gerry Kentner came up with a bright idea last February and local residents will be able to see the light(s) because of it. For details see Wednesdays edition. WEDNESDAY... An Environmental Assessment study cur- rently underway on the possible extension of GO train service from Georgetown to Kitchener includes a potential stop in Acton. Two possible locations for Acton stations are included in the study. One is on Town-owned land alongside the tracks adjacent to the olde Hide House, and the other being considered is on Guelph St. W., west of Acton, east of Dublin Line, not far from MacMillans Frozen Foods. The inclusion of a possible stop in Acton is welcome news to Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette. Based on comments made by Greg Ashbee, manager of GOs rail expansion program in a story in The Independent & Free Press in July where he said a demand for a stop in Acton wasnt as high as it once was, Bonnette sees it as very positive that two potential stops in Acton are now being considered in the EA. Im encouraged by what I heard, said Bonnette, who along with Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott (who set up the meeting) recently met with GO officials at Queens Park. Theyre spending money, theyre doing an EA, they are looking at (station) sites (in Acton). Bonnette called it a very positive discus- sion, adding, there is some serious discussion about bringing the GO train service back to Acton. He said there seems to be a change in direc- tion from what Ashbee said in July. For breaking news go to: www.independentfreepress.com Halton Hills award-winning newspaper The varied faces of Halloween Georgetown Little Theatre opened its vast treasure chest of cos- tumes to the public this week as part of its annual costume rental event. Evan Reid, 3, of Georgetown (left) was looking for the perfect scary mask while Christopher Beaumont, 7, of Georgetown tried out something a bit less frightening. Photos by Calvin Dyke Talks serious about bringing GO train to Acton LISA TALLYN Staff Writer See MAYOR, pg. 3 N N PRES