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www.independentfreepress.com Ted Brown............... 7 Sports ........... 15, 16 Directory ...... 19, 20 Calendar ............... 21 Classifieds .....22-23 50 Cents (+ GST) Circulation: 22,800 HOCKEY HERITAGE Georgetown's hockey community honours Geraldine Hardcastle 8-PAGE SECTION WHEELS.CA Look inside for the latest news and views from the auto world 12-PAGE SECTION 64 Pages Halton Hills' award-winning newspaper THE INDEPENDENT & FREE PRESS By CYNTHIA GAMBLE Staff Writer It appears Councillor Jane Fogal is not as quick as the rest of council to put a For Sale sign on the Memorial Arena site. At Tuesday's council meeting, Fogal refused to endorse the confidential minutes of an in camera February 22 meeting, that directed staff to bring back disposition strategies for four town-owned sites in order to raise funds for the Town's capital projects including the recently approved three-arena program. One of those sites was Memorial Arena, as was announced by Mayor Rick Bonnette the following week at the special council meeting dealing with the arena program. The other three sites were not identified. During that meeting the THURSDAY, March 10, 2011 Memorial Arena sale? Not so fast, says Fogal mayor told the audience, "We will be selling some town assets to also offset the cost (of the arenas). And it's no secret we will be selling Memorial Arena. ...to put towards another ice pad to keep the taxes down." But Fogal, who was not at the Feb. 22 meeting, questioned the wisdom of selling the Memorial Arena site, noting it is within the GO Station development area slated for high intensification, and is already currently under-serviced by parkland. "You have to ask where is the parkland? (If Memorial is developed) there won't be any left in that area. ... Are we going to start buying houses on King St. and knock them down for a park?," she asked the rest of her colleagues around the table. See FOGAL, pg. 3 Clocks go forward this weekend Gentlemen, start your engines Seven-year-old Connor Deforest from 2nd Georgetown Cubs concentrates before he sends his car down the track in the skills competition durning Saturday's running of the Credit Hills Kub Kar Rally at Huttonville Public School. Photo by Jon Borgstrom Halton Hills residents are reminded to move their clocks ahead one hour before they go to bed Saturday night as daylight time comes into effect at 2 a.m. Sunday. Homeowners are also reminded it is a good time to change the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. 7e HANDLE ALL INSURANCE work. Georgetown Volkswagen 203 Guelph Street 9 0 5 . 8 7 7. 5 2 8 5 georgetownvw.com Thinking of buying or selling? sTruck Accessories s5PHOLSTEry s(Eavy %QUIPMENT 'LASS s7INDow 4INTING 354 Guelph Street, Georgetown (905) 873-1655 0.9% Financing up to 24 mo. & 2 year / 40,000 km warranty. Great selection & great value. Dir: 416-991-4247 EFFIEatDIMOU 905-456-1000 at Sales Representative www.georgetownrealty.ca edimou@georgetownrealty.ca at Call Effie Dimou for all your real atneeds. at 905-456-1000 905-456-10 905-456-1 at estate 905-456-1000 Realty Services Inc. Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated SO LD