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12 - The Canadian Chamnpion, Tu.eday, June 8, 1999 Milton works to make millennium memorable Memories may last a lifetime but in Milton, millennium celebrations will run about a year. Having recently unveiled its new millen- nium logo, thse Milton 2000 committee is busy dreaming up a year's worth of events to make Milton Use place to be in what is generally considered to be Use first year of 1999 Chevy Silverado V8 Extencled Cab The 1999 Motor Trend Truck of the Year New Vortec 4800 SF1 V8 255 hp engine. *automatic trnsmission with overdrive *air conditioning *third duor with largest opening *reclining 40/20/40 split-bench seat *AM/FM stereo with cassette *chienn grille. bumper and wheels the new millennium. The theme ot thse logo is Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Celebrations will kick off with a new year's eve bash titrougitout the last hours of 1999. Elvis impersonator Steve Kabakos and the popular band Thrte Men and a Drum Machine will headline the party, which woll likely take place outdoors ini Miltons, downtown. To ensure that Use night is a blast, lire- works will light up Use sky as Use old year, centusy and midllennium bow out. To keep the memories alive long after the last firecracker has fizzled, Milton Pl IRH&qESMNnTEASE 127995 2e9% 1378 (Induites Fr t sf845 Aid A axsESl88 PIIRCHASE FINANING 36 MarNTHS [Lira inusranc and Wura extra) Up iO 4 MONTHS 19W9CHEVY SILVERADO)V8EXTEND -CAB Tr ur truck with a Genuine NO SURPRISE LASE GUIDE My _____Y _______ $378naroAccessory Package -i. CASH OOWNara274 Hood Protector CAS TAX NOTAPRILE lAM t/ PÇ4E-OEIJVERY IN4SPECTIONd ASeXTRM54RGE 1 Nf& PSTIGSTtw xpe,.î'8 36kmant SEcUIJRrr DEPOSIT WND(OA.C.)> TOTKAMOM DS ON OJUY ~ S Usue. PPSA SAtmin. Feu. 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These will feature plantings froro the ast, present and future to dranatically lustrale the Milton 2000 theme. A time capsule tucked away in a gazebo ,ithin tse garden will gsaarantee that the iemonies of Milton in 2000 aren't loSt. Other events, such as a Milton reunion, ili be scheduled throughout the year. To keep residents up to speed on Use lat- st happenings, a millennium events calen- Mwill be published, likely in November f this year.. Ail Milton residents should receive a ree copy of Use calendar, allowing them to larticîpate in Use millenmium celebrations. The citizen-led mùilennium committee is lways looking for volunteers. To help out, caîl Joy Anderson at 875- .681. Moms often depressed *from POOR on page 3 -it still doesn't cost anything for a fami- ly to get together and play baseball in Use park, or go for a walk or a hike," he said. "My parents raised me Usat we really are responsible for our physical, emotional and economiàc healUs." The report speaks to Use problems of Use depressed parent, said Burlington Councillor Linda Sebreiber. -I Usink we don't want to lose sight Usat Use report is also about Use mental health of Use parent and getting Usemn on track," she said. Until they feel. bette, depresaed parents need an extra push wo get things organized for dhe family, said Dr. Browne. 'The mother is so depressed, she can't reacb out," said Dr. Browne. "Site needs someone wo advocate for ber." Having been raised by a manic-depres- sive moUser, Ms Mulvale was in support of Use study. "My sister replicaled her life, my brother and I escaped it but there's a cost," site said. "Depression is a huge challenge you need wo hamness." The study will wrap up in another two Two new cops on Milton beat Two niewr Halton Regional Police offi- .cers have bee.n assigned to patrols in Milton. Constables Kelly Daunter and Geraldine Defoe were recently sworn in at Halton regional council Chambters. Originally from Belleville, Constable Daunter previously worked for nine years at Ontario Hydro as a power line mainte- nance person and customer accounts rep- resentative. She was active in her home community as a volunteer wiUs Use United Way. Rom in London, England, Constable Defoe came to Canada in 1976. She grad- uated from the University of Toronto in 1991 with a bachelor of arts degree in criminology -and sociology. Prior to joining Halton police, Constable Defoe worked as a correctional officier for more Usan eight years. In her spare time she enjoys playing the flute and collectîng old movies. In total, seven new constables and a Constable from another police service were swom in.