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Georgetown Candlelight Tributes Candlelight Tributes honour and recognize the sacrifices and achievements of all those who served overseas and on the home front in the cause of Peace and Freedom. These ceremonies were held on May 8th 2008 marking Victory in Europe Day (VE-Day). The Georgetown Candlelight Tributes committee is an autonomous group of concerned citizens working independently from the Town of Halton Hills. The committee has a close association with the Royal Canadian Legion (Georgetown) Branch 120. The committee raises all funds for the project directly from the public. As well, all expenditures incurred are paid from the funds raised by the committee. Please join us, the committee members of the Georgetown Candlelight Tributes, Barry Timleck, Glenda Black, Tom Schenk, Shel Lawr, Rein Pater, Connie Van Goch, Andrea Van De Valk, Lesley Bruce, Dick Scheeringa and Alison Brown in thanking all of the personal and business donors; community Service Clubs and Associations; and friends who so generously supported this worthwhile community project: Veterans Affairs Canada Town of Halton Hills Royal Canadian Legion Branch 120 Carquest Auto Parts The Gallery Bennett Village North Halton Roofing Elizabeths Fashions & Bridal Boutique Apple Auto Glass Georgetown Custom Car Sound Optimist Club of Georgetown Premier Mortgage Centre Carolyn Callero Bratin Auto Youngs Pharmacy & Homecare North Star Dry Cleaners Amy Sykes The Independent & Free Press Signworks Carla Hassell Dave LoDuca Ceramic Tile Installations C & S Printing Paul C. Armstrong Insurance Broker Ltd Glen Williams Town Hall Inc Georgetown Denture Clinic Alex Trenton Kinsmen Club of Georgetown Jeffrey L. Eason Barrister & Solicitor Rotary Club of Georgetown Ladies Auxiliary R.C.L. Branch 120 RH Paving - Rod Holloway The Freckled Lion Childrens Bookstore Robert Noble Limited Fraser Direct Distribution Services Ltd Lions Club of Georgetown Georgetown Market Place Gail Thompson Bergsmas Paint & Wallpaper Ltd Oxford Learning Halton Hills Fire Department Salon 51 Denise Dilbey Royal LePage Kabinet-Pro Carol & Tony Walraven Royal LePage Halton Seniors TV Productions The committee would also like to acknowledge the following for their support: volunteers, Air Cadets, Army Cadets, the 1,265 students and their teachers representing 18 schools who participated during the day, the Ladies Auxiliary RCL Branch 120 for the Veterans Luncheon, the Halton Regional Police, The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment), all participants in the evening Silent Walk, RCL Branch 120 for the reception and especially All Our Veterans who richly deserve these Candlelight Tributes. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM KEEPING THE MEMORY ALIVE PM BEST PRICES IN TOWN! KNOW WHAT YOURE GETTING, WE HAVE PICTURES OF EVERY EFFECT! PACKAGES AVAILABLE WITH SUGGESTED FIRING ORDER. Look for our tent in parking lot at Best Western, 365 Guelph St., Georgetown For more info 866-942-8467 OPEN MAY 15TH - 19TH NO GST NO PST All Items Guaranteed Heritage Decks specializes in the design and construction of custom cedar decks and built-in spas. Every Heritage deck is meticulously constructed with top quality material and totally original design. See customer testimonials at www.heritagedecks.com 905-873-0368 Heritage Decks Ltd. Deck of the Week Call for a free cheerful estimate. Acton/Georgetown, Friday, May 16, 2008 3 We wanted to give them (area shoppers) a bigger, better Dollarama, and we jumped at it (the offer to rent the space). On Wednesday a saddened Irani was having the theatre equipment removed from the cine- ma and said he was to be officially out of the building yesterday (Thursday) afternoon. Ive lost a good cinema and people have lost a good place to sit and enjoy entertain- ment, said Irani, who was hoping to stay open. Im just worried about the kids in Georgetown. What are they going to do in the summer time? Its really sad, said Georgetown resident Silvana Bezina, who has been fighting to keep the theatre open since she heard a week ago it was to close. It will be really missed in the town. Theres basically nothing we can do, said Bezina. More than 2,000 signatures had been col- lected on a petition to save the cinema. They still intend to send the petition to the owner of the plaza, said Bezina. A small, but loyal, group of local theatre-goers staged a last-ditch protest in front of the Dollarama store next to Georgetown Cinemas Tuesday night in hopes that the cinemas would remain open. The Dollarama store will take over the cinemas location in September. Submitted photo Owner and customers lament closing of Georgetown Cinemas Continued from pg. 1