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OLM 11.NUMBER 48. MILTON, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1978. HR SETO --FAU S Pigeons, pigeons everywhere* -n ag f TEHTROOTN SPT ae riht ontecnr f tawn. quick lunch. When there is no Peo shl hav it ugodPrhing sp ao her aide high ahove tnwn hall and heai ofmthe LIet1 athsnry and afee mlnaby far a pa Mton nfvoit dingo are performed for downtowii shappera Tkeof and Ian- ail yon rooftp and awnînga. DON T WALK, FLY! The Milton birds are famous for hanging out at street corners and seem to have a special lîking of the traffic signais at Martinand Mai oSts THE WATCHFUL EVE of Hector, who has bu it a lovely nst atop the air conditioner at Halden, Perras Fard and Haesler on Mais St. keepa track of ail passera by. ONE 0F TUE GOOD LOOKERS is perched in the Peggy' aof Milton aw'nf, ýawasitn tIhe summer styles. Lght colors and the tapered wîng are info pgeon this yesr. "THIS PLACE NEEDS a little paint but it's juat and Martin. The birds e nijy roosting on ail the like home," aySi'1 i5 percbed stop the fadia neighhoring rooftops and trim but enjoy the ut Milton Pro ÏLarware ut the core Of Main Town Hall roof the miost.