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10 - The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, March 9, 1997 Cosmodica - Profssnal Otto Woigloin Ski. Cars Contres B.Sc., M.D FRCSC Specializing in Hair Remnoval ~ 7 Certif ied Plastic Surgeon and Esthetic Services Over 10 years experience TheCenrefor520 LOCUST ST. Personal Surgery BURLINGION Royal Canadian Legion Branch 136 wishes to thank ail who supported our 7th annual Branch Mini-Putt, Saturday February 28, 1998. Bob's Autoplace, Bellamy's Market House Grill, Blue Beacon Truck Wash, Clarke's Golf, Cricket Man, Currie Plumbing, D.Demille-State Farm, The Dickens'., K.Davidson-Mary Kay, Elite Upholstery, Bruce Hood Travel, E.Howden & Sons, Hydro-Kids, The Key Centre, Knuckles, Labbatts, AI Lisk, P.Lonergan-State Farm, Lotts & Lots, Martin's Woodshop, Matthew's Heavy Eqmt., McKeown Collision, Mike's Barber Shop, Milside Rest., Milltown Tire, Milton Coach Lines, Milto n Colour & Sound, Molson's, More Than Just Copy, Robert Newman Shoes, Niscar Wash, Pebbles Ceramic Studio, Pepsi, Precision Gemini Printing, Professional Computer Solutions, Scannell Moving and Storage, Snooker«League, Schneider Canada, Dennis Thain, Geo. Thornborrow, Murray VanWart, Walkers', Waltzing Weasel, Weight Watchers' Int'l, Ultra-Med, Zanatta Construction. Thank You to EXECUTIVE FAIRWAYS -for boan of the putters and bals, and to WaIIy's Meats for the great beef. To Reese Davies and Those Branch Members who provided time and effort ta make the day a success, THANK VOU!, your help made it happen! We hope to see more like you next year. Mini-Putt Committee - Sharon McKeown, Bob Davidson and George Bickers. DARE, help lauded Club wants Six of the DARE Halton prograrn's benetactors were hon- oured recently for their support. At a ceremony before the Halton Regional Police Services Board, DARE chair Johanne Slomka handed out plaques te, those who help keep the initiative afloat. The 17 week DARL (Drug Abuse Resisiance Lducaon) [m) gram is offered to ail grade 6 students in Halton by specially trained officers and is funded by police, both school boards and the province. The latter portion has been declining annually so the volunteer DARE Halton board is required to raise $250,000 each year. Support has been received front service clubs, the educational community and concemed companies. Based in Toronto, First Brands Canada chose to throw its "enthusiastic support" behind the Halton DARE program. said Ms Sioroka. Regional Chair Joyce Savoline accepted a plaque on behaîf of Halton Region, which tumced over the proceeds of last year's golf tournament. Petro-Canada's Oakville refinery bas been supportive for years, said Ms Slomka, who said the finn gave DARE a "sizable contribution" this year. used books Milton's Canadian Federation of University Women wants donations for their upeinn annual book sale. Any used hooks in rcasooably good condition would be appreciated, and can be dropped off at the library or in a deposit bin at Zellers. Proceeds front the book sale, held later this spring. will go towards schol- arships and various other projects. Town staff ordered to give report etram HALTON on page 9 Burlington Councillor John Taylor urged a go-slow approach. He suggested othcr arcas such as sharing expertise between municipalities be con- sidered. As the committee cntered its second year a new chair was electcd to replace Mr. Maclsaac. Halton Chair Joyce Savoline won the position unopposed, however Mr. MacIsaac suggested staff assistants corne front other segments of Halton to counter any perception that the HASR process is driven by the senior level of municipal govemrment. While the comiitee agrced 10 have staff consider the situation and report back with options Mr. Krantz was uneoncernied. 'I deal more with realiiy and not percep- tion," he said, adding that staff support fromMilton is flot available. I could care less what people perceive." The committee agreed Io establish the two-year goal for final decisions front the HASR process. Wo rkfare should work, says Ewart t ram BUGS on page 3 Ms Ewart admitted the number of peo- ple in the workfare progrant is substantial- ly below projections. Only nine found work through the job finding progrant, when estirnates had been pegged at 330. 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