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4 - The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, December 8, 1998 more ries at Jironte Creek Brointe Coeek Provincial Park bas increased the number of horse-drawn wagon tours ihat are being offered iis year and there are sili a few spots left. 'Met imes and dates available are: Friday, Dec il at 6:30 pm, Sunday, Dec. 13 ai 11 arn. and 1 pin., Friday, Dec. 18 ai 6:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 20 ai Il a.m. Poe-regisbraion is required for these rides and can be done by cafing 827-6911. ext. 221. Fees are $5 per adult and $3 per child. This does nul inIlude park admission. The park is just north outihe QEW on Burloak Drive. Thanks Milton Join Us In Celebrating Our Anniversarg! Well, here ear gin, celebrating our eleventb year of uifl servin Ulton and surrqunding areas.1j Il al tartd Dc. 8th, 1987 âtw bays at theS&Mgs tbin n a long waît fo have a cý1att qi ver our preqént loam'$tn Our new loçation, of 1tor ye , b e ry comfortable ae bars, ail of ýhich are' tçKW ,, n à USrZsi*' with thd Well, you might flot believe this, but it's happened again. In retooe and provde ttie absouebettoisric àlity, we've grown., nad» ee bays (same lcftion) eae mnt erig up for thç,new .wiekon 10 start in the soing of 1 M. Withtl ".additional eqùipmenït and trfr4 wh,Wt. ue to provide a s*e of the art service facility. n addition to aniether two 1hoUSand square feet, the door has beervopen to ai emploim This wifl a1low us toprovkIe quiîck and courteous service for~ yoti anc trt*addn forgefthe minha and ports utility vehicles. Ithmahff b n my= g oaI*plvide quick, quality and honest service, ta fiell repaomfas tabI as possible. With our continued growth, 1.IMIc 0e0. Becuse 1 have kept on top of the latest developments regarding the New Erissom 0rn amf aIl fao happy to discuss your concems and expectations in the coming months, when it cornes tmne to aeêyoir veicle tested in orcler to gel your next license plate reriewal. Just a lite t, if yo mom* tt maken very good care of your vehicle, with proper maintenance, chne« are ySwl# peu on the lirst test.. Accordlng to the information 1 have received, only 20-259/ have a malread tuefaly, only minor .ear an imjptnance is required. Wed, n ckxing would Jlike 10 th V ail for your continued support, as well as, Wsh you a sae ad hafl oliday season.Inrdcg i4 G VJE~WARa e GOODYEAR TIRES FILTfIGMN eCO IVIPUT ANA LYS IS eEXIN US" *TIRE ROTATION& BALANCIf4# *GENERAL TIRES *TRANSMISSIONS& SERVI *ELECTiRICAL *AIR CONDITIQ#41NG *SHOCKS & SJTIUTS *ý,lN - P $D*ON TO COWIE: EMISSION TESTING FOR ANY VEHICLE MAINTENAN , OR SERVIC~E, YOU CAN DEPEND 014US! Neighbours want some spacefrom retail outiet By IRENE GENTLE The Champion Some residents of 100 Milîside Drive are feeling a litile fenced in these days. They dlaim that the expansion of a grav- el parking lot at 57 Matin Street has dam- aged a wrought iron fence t the Milîside condo building. The lot has been expanded in hopes that the residential zoning of the Matin Street property will be changed to allow A Country Mile, now located ai Carniage Square Mail, to take up residence there. Currently the ares is zoned residential, with the option to converi homes into offices. Town staff have yet to make a detailed report on the matter. Still, that hasn't eased the reservations of those neighboring the property, which was formerly a two-storey home, the Town's administration and planning committee heard lasi week. "We're not here 10 oppose the rezoning application. I'm here to voice certain con- cerns," said Randy Bailey of the Halton Condo Corporation. Mr. Bailey asked that the fence be pro- tected by having the parking lot set back sightly from the fence. Mr. Bailey also recommended that a six- foot privacy hedge be planted 10 keep traf- fic noise away from the condo's pakette ares. Milîside Drive resident Gien Gordon appeared before the committee to request that any rezoning come with the condition that drainage from the property in question be re-routed 10 mun imb the street. He said aI present it runs onto the John Challinor Milîside property. He also asked that garbage pick-up be limited 10 business hours only. A Country Mile isn't about to pack ils stuff and move soon, assured Councillor John Challinor. "Don't go away thinking that this is a done deal because it's far from it. It's early days yet," he said. 'You and the condo association have the opportunity 10 have input." While the property is just steps away from downtown, a retail operation juat doesn't belong in 57 Martin Street, said David Craig. "The ares is primarily apartments and condos," said Mr. Craig, who lives at 82 Millside. "A retail use would be akin 10 a fish ouI of water." Town staff will come back 10 the com- mnittee wth a report in the new year. OUE help the au less well ro Of !NERS Bthe Xmas Drive 'by this paper to I help al Milton kids and 15 farnilies enjoy a rking on aùy rmonths from Drop off i'een the hours dnto cheques tothe SaIwstion ist Town works AM esn1ow during c 'io ' Ffec, Halton 19 main frontdor mad ks IYepartme nt ot i eme OF MILTON eT 1