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11 In Focus, August, 2010 Farmhouse Designation Our very own Mayor Rick Bonnette is interviewed by a member of the Armenian media. Photo by Max Lawlor Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott represents the provincial government at the ceremony. Photo by Kaloust Babian More than 700 people came to Cedarvale Park on a rainy June day for the unveiling of a plaque designating the Georgetown Armenian Boys Farmhouse ­ currently known as the Cedarvale Community Centre ­ a protected historical and cultural site. Between 1923 and 1927, 138 Armenian children orphaned during the Armenian genocide were brought to Georgetown's CedarVale Farm (now known as Cedarvale Park) where they lived, went to school and learned valuable work skills. Municipal, provincial and federal politicians, as well as His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos, and members of the Armenian community attended the designation event, which marked two years of hard work by the Armenian National Committee and Heritage Halton Hills. Photos by Max Lawlor and Kaloust Babian The Armenian Catholicos, Aram I, delivers a powerful speech. Photo by Max Lawlor Mayor Rick Bonnette and Heritage Halton Hills chair Mark Rowe unveil the designation plaque. Photo by Kaloust Babian t$BSQFU t-BNJOBUF t8PPE t7JOZM 5IF0/&TUPSFGPS ZPVSQFSGFDUGMPPS $FSUJGJFE*OTUBMMBUJPO Certified Installation & 4QFDJBM'JOBODJOH"WBJMBCMF Special Financing Available t5JMF t.PSF CARPET BARN 26 Guelph St., Georgetown · 905 877-9896 · 1-800-CARPET-1 .BJO4USFFU"OZUPXOt Locally owned & operated by neighbours you know & trust 4UPSF#VZJOH1PXFS4BWFT:PV.PSF 'PSGSFFNFBTVSFBOEGJOBODJOHQSFBQQSPWBMWJTJU$BSQFU0OFDPN For free measure and financing pre-approval visit www.CarpetOne.ca