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In Focus, June, 2010 4 Letter from In Focus For the last few winters, my dad and I have had a standing date on Friday night. Every week, we jump in the car, head over to the rink and curl. Together. On the same team. Now, anyone who has met Ron Lefebvre (my dad) knows he's a pretty competitive guy. As for me...well, not so much. My dad and I are hit-and-miss when we curl together. On our own, we're both pretty good curlers, but when we're put together we're either really, really good or absolutely awful. In the beginning, our on-and-off approach frustrated my dad. But now when Ron and Andrea have a bad game, he blames "Don" and "Angela", our bad-curling alter egos. I'm not sure how or why it started, but using "Don" and "Angela" as scapegoats means I don't have to endure longwinded "why were we so bad tonight?" rants on the drive home anymore, so I'm all for it. On behalf of myself, "Angela," and all the other kids and alter egos out there, I would like to wish a Happy Father's Day to Ron, "Don" and all the dads who drive us to our games, recitals and practices. June promises to be a busy one with lots of festivals, farmers' markets and fundraisers. If you see one of our photographers while you're out and about, be sure to come up and say hi. You could see yourself in our next issue! In this edition, you'll find dozens of photos from a variety of local events, including plant sales, showcases, makeovers, school fundraiser and the newly renamed Halton Hills Fireworks Festival. If you have an event coming up and you'd like us to be there, let me know. We want to hear from you! Happy June! Glen Williams Shrub and Plant Sale June 2010 VOLUME 4 ISSUE 6 IN FOCUS is published 12 times per year by the The Independent & Free Press A Division of Metroland Media Group Ltd. The Independent & Free Press 280 Guelph Street, Unit 29 Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 4B1 Telephone: 905-873-0301 Fax: 905-873-0398 Publisher Ken Nugent Special Features Co-ordinator Andrea Lefebvre 905-873-0301, ext. 236 alefebvre@ independentfreepress.com Wayne and Catherine Harrison (left) get some advice from plant sale volunteers Peggy Lewzey, Peter Swift and Pauline Robinson. Advertising Sales Representatives Cindi Campbell, Will Mohammed, Brendon Stevenson, Jennifer Spencer, Amy Sykes Design/Production Dolores Black, Mary Lou Foreman, Shelli Harrison, Kevin Powell Andrea Lefebvre alefebvre@independentfreepress.com Crossing My Line A workshop on Boundaries Do you have difficulty saying no? Do you feel like people walk all over you? Do you put other people's needs ahead your own? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be letting the people in your life "Cross your Line". Our emotional boundaries house our feelings, thoughts, beliefs and desires. When we let others cross our boundaries or don't set appropriate limits, we don't honour who we are. In this workshop, you will learn to identify your boundaries and how they impact your relationships. We will discuss how to develop healthy boundaries in order to create healthier relationships in your life. Seminar Leader: Date and Time: Cost: Phone: Location: Natalie Haynes, Psychotherapist Wednesday June 23rd 2010 7:00pm ­ 8:30pm $25, plus GST 905-702-1944 Cornerstone Health Centre - Seminar room 6 Guelph Street, Georgetown NATALIE HAYNES PSYCHOTHERAPIST B.A., R.P.C., R.I.H.R. Hayley and Blake Armstrong help their mom, Michelle, pick out some trees. The contents are protected by copyright and may be used only for personal non-commercial purposes. All other rights are reserved and commercial use is prohibited. To make any use of this material you must first obtain the permission of the owner of the copyright. 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