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10 - The C4nadlan Champion, Tuesday, SoptembAer 28. 1999 "DO1I'T BEKXSTOP ARM VIOLATOR" The beginning of school means the return of lunchboxes, homework and school buses busily picking up and dropping off their precious cargo - our children. People who do flot stop for the sehool bus arm are a major problem for bus operators and a threat to the ebjîdren on the bus. Although a "istop arm violator" may flot be seen by the police, a bus operator is permitted to pass along a licence plate number for action 'by the police. For goodness sake, watch out for ~the Idds!! and ADVRTSEMENT The Right Price... Us A Value Judgement MILTON - Have you ever attended an auction? If so, you may have heard the auctioneer begin with the statement "We're here to get as much as we can".. But you're thinking "I'm here to buy it as cheap as I can..." What arn I to bid? What wiil be the final price? What is a fair price? Industry insiders have just released a new report that outlines the many tacets of setting the right price before you liat your home for sale. The way buyers see your home is greatly influenced by the price you choose to iist your home at. As with most major purchases, home buyers companison shop, so it's critically important that you price your home accordingly. This new, fr'ee report wili help you understand how the sale of your home is affected by the initialprice you offer your home at, and the traps you'Ii want to avoid when setting the price for your home. To hear a brief recorded message about how to order your free copy of this report, cati 1-888-475-8645 and enter ID#1009. You can cal]. anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 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Sgt. Gordon said about 300 teens were believed to have been present at the party celebrating a youth's 1l8th birthday. By about 2:30 arn., the neighbourhood returned to its usual peaceful state, Ms Lewin said. One home was left with paint splashed on its porch door, and a rural maibox was damaged. No charges have been laid by police, whose staffing was pushed to the limit that night due to a major brawl involving hun- dreds of youths foliowing the Acton Fair. Ms Lewin said she was appreciative of the police handling of tihe incident. "I couldn't believe how quickly tlsey managed to get everything under control. I want to say a big 'tlank you."' Milton Chrtjsler Dodge jeep welcames John Saunders to our award winning sales team. John has been a res- ident in thse Haltan Hills area for aver 20 years. John brings with him aver 25 years in the autaotive fndustrvj. John wishes ta invite ail of his custamers andfriends ta visit hirn at hie new hame. 905-878-8877 VGreen thumbs receive awards Thse town' s best gardens were named last week during the Milton and District Horticultural Society's Bianisual Garden Competition 1999 awards presentation. Gail and Jim Pearson of 99 Mill St., who developed a mainly perennial garden over tihe last six years, won the urbao residential award for thse third fimie. Ms Pearson, a horticultural society member, said she was excit- ed by tise honour, but, in faimness, doesn't tlsink she should partici- pate in the competition next time. Honourable mentions in the category went to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grady of 626 Churchsill Avenue, M. Waldie of 24 James St.. Mr. and Mrs. Howie Collier of 750 Frob~isher Blvd. and P. Korn of 646 Joyce Blvd.i Gary and Myrna Twiss of Twiss Road won the nural residential award for tlseir garden. A special category award winner was the Milton Cornmunity Gardens on Childs Drive. An honourable mention went to Eleo Massera of Kings Court for his espalier tree. The apartment complex at 82 Millside Dr. earned the Best High Rise Award to wrap up the residential awards. Madison Chemidcal on McGeachie Drive, which sports a garden created and maintained by employees, -took home the Urban Commercial Award. The garden, which features about 100 plants, was created mn conjunction witls the company's recent expansion, said Madison vice-president of finance and operations Kevin Brazier. The Rural Commercial Award went to Trafalgar Golf and Country Club. The winners each received a plaque and a one-year mnembership to the Milton and District Horticultural Society. Thse honourable mentions received a membership. Thse awards presentation was held at the Royal Canadian Legion, where thse organization regularly meeta. Women thankful This mpotlucmluy CO ChmNewel. R~ Nue SMffl RUW(Habn) CorP.CWYe#d M Weilght Manasemant sScs lq-uiïýiti-c»im 9-- a