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BrEua' Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Towr, of Miteet has enacfed the following Hentage Designatiort 8y-laws pursuant fa fthe Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O., 1990, as amend- ed c.0. 18: DuliyriIk EliottiHouse, Apil 6, 1998 28-98 8445 Thrd Une 59 Mill Street April 6, 1998 29-98 Chste-Henderson ApriI 6, 1998 30-98 Lime lins A copy of these Herifage Designation By-laws may be obtained from the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, 43 Brown Street, Milton, Ontario L9T 5H2, or by telephoning 878-7211 Dated af Milton this 7th day of April, 1998. Helen Liai, Actintg Townt Clerk Tom of Miton e Deoni will1 stay on Catholic school Trustee Joe Deoni Nipissing Road, where he worked will return to court in Jonc after on contract as a bookkeeper from inaking a bnilappearance sesterdav, 992 i 1997 IIteL- srelies e]froin N Deoml, -il, et stele sene is~i1s1iiI~iU who faces a traud charge, was Despite the scrious charge, Mr. remanded to June 1Il in Ontario . Deoni said at the courthouse yester- Court (provincial division) to set a day that he plans to continue as trial date. school trustee, a move thats within Mr. Deonis lawyer told the court his rights under the Education Act. hes stitl waiting for full disclosure ~ Nothing in the Education Act calîs ol evidence in the case. for his resignation untess he's con- Acctaimed last faîl to the position victed so he can resign on bis own, of Milton school trustee (English) for appty for a leave ol absence or carry the Halton Catholic District Schoot Joe Deoni on as usuat. Board, Mr. Deoni was charged last Since being cbarged, Mr. Deoni month with fraud over $5,000. has attcnded two Halton Catholic District School The charge alleges that Mr. Deoni took approxi- Board meetings, but made no mention of bis situation mately $43,000 from Industrial Ceramics Ltd. on publicly. Regional strike is over By HOWARD MOZEL Special ta The Champion Halton's environmental services workers, out on strike since April 9, have voted in favour of a new three-year contract. The settlement was ratitied at 6:30 p.m. Thursday by Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) union Local 2620. A memorandum of settlement hàd been worked out earlier that day between Halton Region and Local 2620, which represents 110 planning and public works staff in the environmental services division. Workers will receive an immediate 4 per cent raise in wage increases and retroactive payments. Another 2 per cent increase will be gained on Jan. 1, 1999. Local 2620 president Gerry Dean said he is happy to be going back to, work despite not being able to land the contract they originally boped for: Fifty cents per hour more for three years. The deal struck Tbursday works out to about 34 cents more per hour. 'We didn't get what we wanted but it was as far as we could go witb this council," said Mr. Dean. 'We were îlot going to get another dime out of tbem." Approximately 78 per cent of union members voted in favour of the deal. TMe wage package breaks down this way: 2 per cent f'rom Jan. 1997 (the date the unions contract expired), 2 per cent as of ian. 1998 and the 2 per cent men- tioned above effective Jan. 1999. "This was the fair settiement councit was striving <Beven Citizen Appointees Required) The Acting Town Clerk, on behalf of Milton Council and the Milton Detachment of Halton Regional Poice Service, se accepting applications from indi- viduala intfrested in serving as citizen appointees on the Milton Community Consultation Committee. The Community Consultation Committee meets on the second Thursday of each month, and is a structure by which the community can effectively communtcafe their concemne to a variefy of agers- cies arnd/or groupa. The Committees key activiy is f0 develop proactive approachea to both idtenti- f ied concerna and pofential problems within the community, serving as a constructive forum for Information and discussion between the Haton Régional Police Service, the Town of Milton, and local citîzens. Letters. of interest, complet e with resumes, are fa be submitted f0 the Acting Town Clark, by no later than May 7th., 1998. Helen Liai, Acting Town Clerk Town of Miton 43 Bkown Street Miton, Ontario L9T 5R2 906-878-7211 (Extension 132) M for," said regional chair Joyce Savoline. 'This is not only fair to the workers, but [air to the residents of' Halton." Employees were to retum to work Monday. -Regional counicil and management staff welcome back our employees and look forward to resuming the positive working relationship that we enjoyed prior to this work stoppage," said Ms Savolîne. Mr. Dean said he would like to express bis gratitude for ail the fond, money and moral support those on the picket line received from members of the public and regional staff. It kept our spirits up and it was greatly appreciat- ed," he said. Botb sides in the strike had met for a 22-bour marathon session on April 6-7 and eventually ham- mered out a deal. Oin April 8 this was taken to the union mcmbership, whicb rejected it by more than a 70 per cent margin. Their strike bit a variety of regional facilities and services. They include water purification and waste- water treatment plants, ticet operations (region, police and RCMP), the wastewater collection system and the water distribution system (bydrants, water meters). The two main sticking points had been the unions appeal for 50 cents more per hour each year for three years and retroactive pay from January, 1997. (The union bas been witbout a contract since then.) Halton bad been offering retroactive pay from only January, 1998. 0 wu W 0%M tp /w..w o îto7n7on cs 0 Mil1ton Seniors' Activity Centre 500 Chîlds Drive, Milfon Friday, May lst 10 apr Noom Local MPP, Ted Chudleigh & Minister for Seniors, Cam Jackson will discuss Seniors issues affected by the Provincial Government. Tihe agenda itill include a discussion on housing, Iontg terni care beds, hospital restructuring and homne care. There will be a question and answer period at the end of the discussion. Lunch will follow the presentation. Cali the Centre at 875-1681 te book your lunch tickets! -j Gardening -tesponsible and hard working students VERY REASONABLE STUDENT RATES We offer ..... . . . . .