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*4-the Canadiari Charimp*ion, Fflday,' JUn 17, 1998 QuiOet Brakes. Guarantesi. " Guaranteed Quiet - Vehicles Specific Formulas " 0E Style Chamfers and Siots for Perfect Match " Premium Constrained Layers Shims " Wear Sensors Identical to 0E * Shear Tested " Premium High Temperature MoIly Lubricant " Limited Lifetime Warranty wi BRAKE PARTS l'H:4 "Sooner or Later, Class ~ Youll Own Generals' Lay-off threat in primary ends, others remain at risk By TIM WHITNELL Special to The Champion Elementary public school teachers in Halton who were facing lay-off can thank a large group of retiring colleagues for indirectly saving their jobs. The 57 instructors who were issued lay-off notices by the Halton District School Board in early spring have ail received letters of recaîl, most to their current posting, while an unknown number of new teacher hirings is expected, said the co-president of the Halton Elementary Teachers' Association (HETA). "Due to the large number of retirements this year, we could be in a hiring situation. We still have retire- ment (notices) coming in," said Ron Caldwell. The HETA co-president said about 80 retirement notices from teachers, principals and vice-principals have been submitted to the board since May 1. They were prompted in large part, he said, through changes made by the provincial govemment, which Iowered the retirnellt factor (age plus years ot expe- ne)lCfi)or teacilers tb 85 i oui90 wtlîoul llî>Il financial penalty. Mr. Caldwell said the deadline for teachers to declare their retirement intentions was May 31 but that his people were told by Halton board officiais they would accept such notices even after that. Halton board staff services superintendent Paul Anthony said the impending retrement of 18 staffers in elementary administration would add to the number of new teachers needed. Meanwhile, Mr. Caldwell hopes to maximize the number of new hirings. "We wiIl be having some but 1 don't know if it wilI be 10Oor 100." Mr. Caldwell admitted it will have to be negotiated with the school board and he expects officiais there to try te, minimize hirings, while he said he wiII push see TEACHERS' on page 20 WlOutdoor cIJS. Deammn for eacts vehicle model and year. Haav DuTY Tome. CwâAcmrvcan 10w UP ta 6000 bs. gross tawing weight, 600 lbs. tanue weight. The townn0capacdty may baereas=dup ta 10,000 bs. mm., 1.000 Ih. T.W. wten uising a weght distribtion systom. A typical apolicaion s used for towing aifty traiers, boats, RVs or horse traters. Umted Lfetime WahTsntY. 'I 3rd Line Driving Range *5'u DaàL Vac( bicke- Cýor Fa4-k~er s Vaej Largè $7.00 * Small - $5.00 6621 3rd Une (south of Derry) Liv 693-0303 I f)QE(STO POOL PQDODUCT(S LTD. QIWE KNOW POOLýS AND &EDAS Il I Wo are voir #1 sion for ail voir auualic Sales 0 service 0Maintenace 3058 8<00108 Aive. E. Milulontudan (905) 876-2211 PROPERTY TAX UPDATrE.. The 1998 Final Tax due date schedule has not yet been finalized, however, it is known' at this time that there will NOT be an instalment due during the month of June. Pending receipt of applicable legisiation and approval from Council, a tax due date(s) for the 1998 final billing will be established. Further information will be posted when received. M day camp Youngsters may learn an appreciation of nature that lasts them a lifetime during day camps run by the Halton Region Conservation Authority. The Ways of the Woods day camp, available tu children eight through 12 years old, is held in both une and twu week sessions during July and August. Childrcn discover nature through a series of games and activities held at vani- ous Halton conservation areas. Pond explorations, insect hunts and bird hikes are but a few of them. Outdoor recreation- al skilîs such as archery and canoeing are also part of the package. For a program brochure, caîl 336-1158. Making Downtown Work - Together The Town of Milton Central Business District Secondary Plan FiMiltons popuIation isprojected to grow 10o about 85,OOOpeople. thisgrowtb hrings ,vith it rnany opportunities for the downtown core. The time is nowfor Milton to decide îvhat it wants its downtown to look andfeel like in the future so thatfuture growth can beproperly managed to support tbzs vision. î; We need the community to get involved! The process for the dcvelopmcnt of the CBD Secondary Plan is designcd to reach out and solicit the views of as many individuals and groups as possible. Your participation is essential to the success of the i CBD Secondary Plan because the plan must meet the needs of the peo- ple who live, work and play in Milton. Wc have set up three workshops where members of the community can work together with town staff, town council, and the consultants to shape the future of Milton's CBD. .7 Join the CBD Secondary Plan team right now! Visit our Internet site at http://www.town.milton.on.ca/cbd/ or use the form below to register for one, two, or ail threc workshops. You -. , may also contact Anne Bouck at the Town of Milton Planning - Dcpartmcnt by phone, fax, or at the e-mail address on Uhe registration form. If you'd like to speak to someone in person please drop by thc Planning Departmcnt at Milton Town Hall. e ppis M COna wwnly Vian Xi' Thanua 80Concepts +'PNWMM«" 0f Thursday Jane 251998 <' Thursday, Jase 23, 1998 O Tiusday. Sept 10 1998 7:00prn I-10:00pa 70p.m. - 10:00 pm. 7:00Opm.-10,00pm Lans Cub HalHugh Fosief Hall Hagh F0698r Hal (aboya Manirala Arena) <et dam taTwn Hall) (0161 dow o 0TaOW Hall) diif 'y mmeo Sors. and c.elct1>s ,Iiin'l<Hw6pian IMiton CBD SecondaryPlan CIMr. CI Mri. You amu eeta attend ena, Workehop Regltration Forn to«#th»wrdq i7 raser, please 611 ou dMe <amiand Pies Mrn: . tti*w.u rebim (it by mail orfax. 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