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LifeCasting Impressions of babies, children, adults Studio at Williams Mill Visual Art Center in Glen Williams 9 In Focus, July, 2010 Hands & Feet in Shadow Box Receive a FREE ornament when you book a casting impression. Gift Certificates Available towards a casting of your choice. cell 905-464-1314 Gabrielle Fischer VQ LifeCasting Studio www.lifecasting.ca Ballet Shoes studio 289-344-0687 Grand Opening ABOVE: Tom Massena shows off his thank you gifts at the ceremony. TOP RIGHT: Charlie Glen (left) and Steve Norman work together at the intersection of Miller and Eaton in Georgetown South. MIDDLE RIGHT: Bill Webb (left) and Otto Kirchmayr try on their new hats. BOTTOM RIGHT: Holy Cross students say thanks by striking crazy poses. "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." This motto may refer to the United States Postal Service, but it is just as true for the dozens of men and women who make sure local students arrive to school safely each and every day. To celebrate their hard work, the Town of Halton Hills hosted a Crossing Guard Appreciation Day on June 15. Local crossing guards gathered at Holy Cross Elementary School in Georgetown where they enjoyed entertainment, thank you speeches and a delicious luncheon. Thanks to the event sponsors: the Halton Catholic District School Board, the Halton District School Board, the Halton Regional Police Service, the Town of Halton Hills' Recreation and Parks Department and Infrastructure Services, McDonald's, Boston Pizza, Kelsey's Georgetown, Baskin Robbins, Mark's Work Warehouse and Shoppers Drug Mart ­ Georgetown South! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre Gabriel and Noah Murphy snack on some delicious treats. Willow Street was a riot of people, sights and sounds on June 17 for the grand opening of the Acton Farmers' Market. From 3 to 7 p.m. every Thursday until October 7, Willow Street is closed between Mill and Church Streets so local farmers, artists and businesses can set up their booths and display their wares for eager shoppers. With live music and ready-to-eat foods, it's the perfect way to spend a Thursday evening! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre ABOVE: Nancy Wilkes from Acton Optical and her daughter, Nicole Walker, hand out popcorn to the hungry masses. RIGHT: Steve and Nina Palichuk cool off with some ice cream. BELOW: Representatives from town council, the Acton BIA and the local farming community gather for the twinecutting ceremony.