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In Focus, June, 2012 8 Georgetown Candlelight Tributes Kay Bigg and Margaret Megelink hand out candles to the students. Madison Tavenor and Natalie Kerr salute WWII veteran Lorne Hunter. Legion members Morley Barnes, Shel Lawr, Lorne Hunter and Len Herbert catch up before the Georgetown ceremony. More than a thousand Halton Hills students gathered at Georgetown's Remembrance Park and the Glen Williams Cenotaph last month to participate in the annual Candlelight Tributes. This year marked the tenth anniversary of the Candlelight Tributes, which celebrate the end of World War II in Europe. The students placed candles on the Georgetown and Glen Williams cenotaphs as a symbolic passing of the torch of remembrance and greeted the veterans in attendance. "The Candlelight Tributes are a chance to thank those who died and those who dared to die," says Candlelight Tributes chairman Barry Timleck. "You will feel good and the veterans will feel even better." Thank you, veterans. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre RIGHT: Barry Timleck, Mayor Rick Bonnette and Bob McNeilly place the first candles at Remembrance Park. BELOW: Kyle Drudge, Greg Ball and Julia Kerr salute the Glen Williams cenotaph. ABOVE: Rita and Doug Christensen have front row seats for the Georgetown ceremony. BELOW: WWII veteran Morley Barnes and his student partners take a moment to remember at the Georgetown cenotaph. Greg Ball, Graham Payne, Rosemary Harrison and Jack Harrison await the students at the Glen Williams cenotaph. Until May 31st www.carpetpalace.ca · HURRY · HURRY · HURRY· (on all in-stock items only) · Vinyl · Ceramic · Hardwood · Laminate · Engineered · Cork · Bamboo · Carpet· Area Rugs · Much More LAST DAY NO TAX!! (3 Adamson Street) at the corner of Winston Churchill & Hwy 7, Norval 905-873-7955