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12 z--The Canaiàiari thâmfpiàn, 'rusdày, Aýpnl 20, fà99 Utters to thse editor cuit be mailed, dropped o'ff ut thse oIffice offaxed to 878-4943. AUl letters must be signed, and will appear that way in thse paper. WE GRASSCYCLE! The Regfion of Halton in partnership with i.Qro and Clii kawn and Garden Eguipment Limited in Oakville. want to give local residents an opportunity to try a Toro "Recycler" lawn mower for three months, FREE! To become a participant, send us your name, address and phone number along With a brief explanation "Why 1 wouid like to take part in the grasscycling projec". Residents currently receiving curbside yard waste collection are eligible. A maximum of 5 households per municipality wilI be chosen to participate. A panel will choose the best submissions. Entries must be submitted by April 23, 1999 ta: The Regional Municipality of Halton Grassçyçling Project 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville Ontario, L6M 31L1 Fax: (905) 825-0267 email: milesd@region.halton.on.ca P.*re;sehool places up KIlbnide Area Preschool still has spaces available for its spning session and is cur- rently accepting applications. Moming and aftermoon programs are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays for preschooi aged children. To register, or for more information, cati Hope at 876-4570. V It's a start Eden Oakes Homes president Ramas Kartav1ilus hoidIe a 110cr plan for 57 new town- homes ta b. butit an Brants Street. Ut marks the b.glnnlng of the first .development af signîfi- cance In Milton for more than a decade. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE 54? Main St. E. MILTON 878@093 71 T roi e't ïkàie.