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www.independentfreepress.com Ted Brown............... 7 Entertainment .... 19 Sports .................... 26 Calendar.... 22, 30, 35 Classifieds .....36-39 50 Cents (+ GST) Circulation: 22,800 CELEBRATING OUR YOUTH The Mayor's Youth Action Committee hands out its annual awards 4-PAGE SECTION GEORGETOWN CHEV Look inside for today's special section 4-PAGE SECTION 68 Pages Halton Hills' award-winning newspaper THE INDEPENDENT & FREE PRESS THURSDAY, May 13, 2010 Samaritans who aided fall victim sought By LISA TALLYN Staff Writer Walking silently...and tall Veterans and civilians marched silently along Main Street in Georgetown to Remembrance Park last Thursday, where they placed candles at the cenotaph for the Candlelight Tribute. The Tribute was held to coincide with the 65th anniversary of Victory in Europe. (Inset) Students like Megahn Praught of Grade 7 at St. Brigid were given an opportunity to thank veterans like Branch 120 member Lorne Hunter, for their freedom as more than 1,200 students placed candles at the cenotaph. Later in the evening people were able to march silently from the Legion to the cenotaph to place candles and honour veterans. A similar tribute was held in Acton. Photos by Ted Brown REFINANCING? PURCHASING? An elderly Georgetown woman wants to hear from the two men who helped her Friday evening after she fell and injured herself. Shirley Davis wants to thank them, but doesn't know who they are and can't remember anything about the incident that occurred about 6:45 p.m. She hopes the men might be able to tell her how or where she fell. Sherilou Ellis, Davis's granddaughter, said her grandmother, who lives in The Sands condominium on McFarlane Dr., fell as she was walking to the store located across Guelph St. Davis, 81, isn't sure where she fell, but she thinks it may have been on the sidewalk in front of or near the Concept Ford dealership. She was badly bruised on her right side, and suffered a gash on her forehead that required stitches, said Ellis. Two men accompanied Davis to her condo. Her daughter Penny said she believed one of the men's names was Boris. See SENIOR, pg. 4 5 YEAR VARIABLE. CALL FOR DETAILS. 1.70% FSCO #10259 Division of 1490845 Ont. Ltd. FOR COLOR AS ALLURING as Nature Itself The magical fusion of color and light comes to life with C2 color. Created from a unique range of 16 artist-grade pigments, they reflect a vibrancy and luminosity found only in nature. C2... beyond the ordinary BOB WOODS, Broker PA I N T · WA L L PA P E R · L I G H T I N G · H O M E D E C O R (905) 877-1490 360 Guelph St., Georgetown AVAILABLE IN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FORMULATIONS C2PAINT.COM Luxurious Handcrafted Color GEORGETOWN MARKETPLACE MALL 905-877-4193