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•T he I FP • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs d ay , J un e 13 , 2 01 3 10 (3 Adamson Street) at the corner of Winston Churchill & Hwy 7, Norval 905-873-7955 www.carpetpalace.ca Pop a Balloon for a 5-25% Discount! is Celebrating in Business20 SAT. JUNE 15TH years FREE BBQ FREE Beverages FREE Balloon Animals & Face Painting by our clown 11 - 4 pm The Glen Oven Tea Room's Grand Open ing!!! Oven Tea Room 98 Main Street South Georgetown, L7G 3S8 289- 891-8833 Join us, Steven and Jenny Humphreys, on Friday June 14th, at 2:00pm with family and friends for our official Grand Opening! There will be refreshments and samples of our homemade baked goods! We are looking forward to seeing familiar faces at the Farmers Market this year where we will be selling our homemade breads and baked goods! Teen to get Edinburgh Award Youth seeks to help kids with cancer On Saturday (June 15), a Georgetown teen will be among 76 young people from across Ontario to receive the Sil- ver Award of Achievement from Ontario Lieutenant Governor David Onley, as part of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, at Queen's Park in Toronto. The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, open to youths ages 14 to 25, challenges young people in four areas: Community Service, Skill Development, Physical Fitness and Adventurous Journey. By completing the requirements of each section, youth become active, healthy and involved, which is essential for their future and the future of the community. Jesse House, 16, of Georgetown is an active member of Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps 676, Lorne Scots, and was honoured for the following: Community Service: Community ser- vice activities for local Legion Branch. Adventurous Journey: Gold Star Level training, Army Cadets at Rock- wood Conservation Area. Skill: Marksmanship. Physical Recreation: Biathlon, run- ning, push-ups, sit-ups, swimming and basketball. The awards will be handed out in a ceremony beginning at 10:30 a.m. A Georgetown girl wants to help little kids with cancer and has decided to give two ways to Angel Hair for Kids. Selena Mezzatesta, 7, is donating her hair to the organization that provides wigs to fi nancially disadvantaged children in Canada who have lost their hair due to a medical condition or treatment, and she's also raising money for the organization. Selena hopes to raise $1,000, which covers the manufacturing and related costs for one child to get a wig of her own. She is collecting money on a giving page at http://www.canadahelps.org/Giv- ingPages/GivingPage.aspx?gpID=26299. Selena has also decided to give a por- tion of her fi rst communion gifts as part of her donation and is having a garage sale to help raise funds Saturday (June 15) from 8 a.m. to noon at 35 Miller Dr. Donated items for the sale are also wel- come. Contact susy-q@cogeco.ca to do- nate items. Selena is having her hair cut at Fringe salon in Georgetown June 28 at 7 p.m.