Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Jun 2012, InFocus, p. 11

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I;:ÃEEA ÃEOÃ7B; Ruth McMulkin and Margaret Pepper pick up some summer reading. Nice weather drew the people of Halton Hills down to the Robert C. Austin Public Works Yard on Trafalgar Road for the Town of Halton Hills' annual Earth Day Celebration on April 28. Residents dropped by the Public Works Yard to drop off electronic waste and hazardous materials, pick up compost and woodchips, buy trees, enjoy a delicious barbecue and more. Photos by Ron Stiel 11 In Focus, June, 2012 LEFT: Cousins Megan Somerville (left) and Addison Hunter take advantage of the sale's fantastic deals. RIGHT: Hope Warkentin picks out some books with her nana, Shelley Swant. Hundreds of avid readers woke up bright and early on April 28 to get the best selection at the Canadian Federation of University Women ­ Georgetown's Used Book and Toy Sale. Local bibliophiles cycled through the Christ the King cafeteria where they stocked up for summer, picking up gently used novels, non-fiction books, children's literature, movies, music and toys. The sale, now in its 41st year, raised approximately $5,000 for the CFUW's local scholarship fund. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre ABOVE: Harold Roehrig picks up a few trees at the Works Yard. ABOVE: Scott Foster stocks up on compost. BELOW: It's service with a smile from the barbecue crew! Dorothy www.jacquigomez.com 877-2711 Pharmac y & Homecare Young's TM/MC www.youngspharmacy.com

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