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Date/mne fromn DATELINE on page 28 the bospital gift sbop is showcasing ils line of sleep- ware. Mark Curtis eniertains. Tickets cost $30) and are avktilai. ai îh 11C (iu.îîoîo..(1( ld ( 01UoL10il. 1'.lgx s Delacourts. Lunch is includcd. Cal Iris ai 878-2793 for table reservations. The Chancel Choir of Gracc Anglican Church, 317 Main St., presents a Lenten service ol lessons and car- ols depicting the lite ot Christ trom the manger 10 bbc cross ai 7:30 p.m. Monday Apr. 6 The Milton Seniors' Activiîy Centre hosîs a bus excursion lu Casino-Rama in Orillia. The cost is $12, which includes lunch. Cal the centre ai 875-1681 10 sign up. Tuesday Apr. 7 dren who are in trouble at home, at sehool or with the law, or are abusive or îaking drugs. Cal I800 488- Wednesday Apr. 8 its Hot Meal Deal Day ai the Milton Seniors' Activity Centre, 500 Cbilds Dr., ai 11:45 arn. Seniors are invited 10 cnjoy a bot meal and socialize. Senior Citizens Club 88 bosis a potluck lunch ai the Royal Canadian Legion on Charles Street ai 12:30 p.rn. Everyone helps provide the lunch. Bingo and euchre follow. The Milton Senior Citizens' Activity Centre, 500 Childs Dr., holds ils montbly Evening Euchre Party ai 7:30 p.m. The event f'eatures f'un, conversation and MADD-Halîon holds a general meeting in the lively competîtion. Tise cosi is $2. Oakville Room ai the Oakville municipal building, Friday Apr. 10 1225 Trafalgar Rd., in Oakville ai 7:45 p.m. The Trillium Photographie Club bosis 'Nothing's is lot Meal Deal Day ai tbe Real' by Juraj Dolanjski, whose talent combines pho- Activiîy Centre, 500 Childs Dr., ai I1 tography and digital imagery 10 create audin-visual shows. Thse group meets ai East Plains United Church, are invited 10 enjoy a hot meal and soi 375 Plains Rd., in Burlington ai 8 p.m. Everyone is St. Pauls Choir presents Faures welcome. For more information, caîl Marilyn Chayka the Good Friday Service. The Req at 634-7755. memory of Kay and Edgar Fosier, lo Help for Parents meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. ai of the cburch. The choir is joined bi Pinelands Presbyterian Church, 5270 New S., in Burlington. The non-denomi national self-support ble, an organisi and soloisis. The ci group with trained counisellors belps parents of chil- 123 Main St. E. Caîl 878-8895 for mn 'Spice girl' Breisser to find a new spot for biz By BRAD REAUME The Champion A herb packaging business mun oui of a bouse in Nassagaweya will be forced to move. However, the owner will be offered some flexibility in the enforcement of bylaws which require that, Milton counicil decided recently. The issue arose when members of the municipal administration and planning commitice denied an application for the basement and garage of a 20 Sideroad borne t be used in a packaging business. Cornelia Breisser is running a herb packaging firmn on the property, wich employs as many as 16 part time workers, according 10 municipal planning director Mel Iovio. Councillors agreed t0 allow more than the 60 days anticipated by town staff 10 move the business. It was suggested the firmn move by Labour Day, however no formai date was agreed upon, only that common sense sbould prevail. Mr. Iovio said the property does not comply with the amaîl scale industrial use requirements in agricultural areas, and il does not conform 10 Halton's septic requirements given the 16 employees, nor does il serve the farming community. Town planning staff also say that refrig- eraled trailers. skids and packing boxes are visible from the street, the use is not tem- porary, allowing sucb uses undermines the municipal industrial zoning and local roads are not constructed 10 tbc standard required by large trucks. -We accepi bbe decision and are looking for a new location." said Ms Breisser ai couricil. She explained thai the business slows in tbc summer, making that the ideal ime 10 transfer operations. She added she is searching for properties in botb Milton and Guelph. If ibis had bappened the other way around and tbey came 10 îown saying tbey wanted 10, locale a business bere I'm sure the mayor would have taken tbem oui îu lunch and wined and dined them," said Councillor Rick Day. Ms Breisser said the business uses a six foot by 10 foot walk-in cooler, so time would be required to organize the move. She added that the 10-acre parcel that the house is on is not near large enough to grow the amount of herbs the business requires. SUNDAY 2-4 PM 905 Woodward Ave. $229,900 Colin Best in attendance COMMONWEALThi REAL ESTATE SERVICES 876-460 SUNDAY 2-4 PM Lot 9 Country Lane, Moffat Model Home $329,900. Sales Representatîve in attendance ROYAL LEAG REAL ESTATE SERVICES 878-101 SUNDAY 24 PM 10051 trafalgar Rd, Asb9rove (North of Steeles at 1 t Sideroad) Teresa Mils-Haîl in attendance ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES 878-8101 SUNDAY 2-4 PM 63 Wilson Dr. $204900 Teni Lynn Hilson in attendance REIMAX MILTOWNE REALTY CORP. 878-r777 SUNDAY 2-4 PM 479 Ontario St. $134,500 Gen Thomas in attendance REIMAX MILTOWNE REALTY CORP. 878-7777 SUNDAY 1-4 PM Palomino Ranch (Model Homes) 1From $314,900 Gary Thomas in attendance RE/MAXWLTrOWNE REAUIYCORP. S878-77 -Milton Seniors' 1:45 arn. Seniors oCialize. sRequiem during quiem is sung in lng-time members by a string ensem- ,urch is located at tore information. The Canadian Champion. Friday, Apnl 3,1998 - 31 Calling ail artists: Works needed for show Corne one come aIl. 1'Flic I \ýl i t < 11 u u.. pao i. paleie n autsTih luoal i oued Siuuu\ol Fine Arts. Artisis rnay subrnii iwo works in any mnedium ftroin Monday. April 20 until Sunday. April 26 during regular gallery hours. Winning pieces will be displayed ai s fi i NI s 0( i t, 1- I . aicî si.ic ii i ion ii Streetino Bramnpton. For rnoreinformnationior 10 obtain ait cntry torrn. caîl curator David Sorniers ai (905) 454-5441. 1~IASI Ae t~ IMr a.?.11oe 1*1f ý LASSES MCIILL SirARir Tuesday WLICL'PRIL Th 1998Il 1 INVESTMENTS / RR 1