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4 - The Canadien Champion, Tueaday, January 25;,200 R.Kýad"g Don't get stuck waiting around for your car. Corne to the service centre that gets you in and out, on schedule. Giel on Truck!. with 2 & 4 Wheel Alignment W11NTER IS HERE!e DoN'GET STUCK ' Have your car __ DNAIVE TUNED-UP now by CLA £11 1~.1 Accredited Test our fully lcensed &RPepair Facility technicians. Council will conaider a Technical Report with respect tu thia application for an Official Plan Ansendmesst and Zonling BY-taw Asnendment tu allow thse development of l95aingle detached dwellings on landa to thse rer of E-C. Dbmry Higli ScIsool, on Jais 31.2000. Copies of the Technical Report will be available on Monday, January 24, 2000 at the Planning & Developissent Departosent counter of the To5wn Hall, 43 Brown Street. Shoulti you wîah tu, speak at thia meeting, ple"s note that you must regiater in writing with the Clerks Department no later than Wednesday, January 26, Z1100. MEEIlNGi Date: Monday, January 31,2000 Tins: 7:30p.m. -Location: Gysnnasluna, Lelaure Centre (1700 Main Street Esat) NOTICE OF PROPOSED SALE Notice la hereby given that thse Counceil of the Corporation of the Town of Milton intenda tu declare surplus and dispose of a parcel of land being specifically known as Block 8, Plan 20M- 472 in the Town of Milton, (former Township of Esquesing), Regional Mwmiclpality of Halton. This notice is provideti pursuant to Section 193(4c) of Thse Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter M.45, as asnended, and in accordance with Town of Milton Property Disposai By-law No. 34-95. Purther information with respect to thse afbrementioned Notice of Propoaed Sale, may be obtained front thse Clerk's Office, Town of Milton, 43 Bsown Street, Milton, Ontario (905) 978- 7211. Dated at the Town of Milton this 7th day of iantaary, 2000. I0 REQUEST FOR BlD 00-052-P CONCESSION SERVICES 00.074-P ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES 00-086-Q WATER TREATMENT SERVICES 00-135-Q LEISURE CENTRE RENOVATIONS - 00-159-P FOLDEWSTUFFER AND MAILING MACHINE 00-160-P TRANSIT SERVICES Seal&1 Bids on forma supplied by tise Town of Milton wiIl be received by the Corporate Service DepartnSet until 11:00 ans local tine on: Wedaaesday Febmsary ,l0N Specifications and forma nsay b. obtained at thse Town Hall, 43 Brown Street, Milton, Ontario, Coeposate Services Departsnent, durlng normal business Isoura, Mondày theciagh Prlday, 8:30 a.m. tu 4:30 p.m.m"ere la a $26,75 ($2500.+ $1.75) fée for thse tender documents« Payïnent crin ha mnade wltls cash, cheque, Interac or Viîsa. H. alàs, Town Clti lADy iiiqwres regartltng this tender may be direceet to Leslie Townof Mlton 1Wh5n'5Ofi, Purchasing Adnsstrto', ai (905) 878-7252 xi 38. s Ontario March of Dîmes homecare attendant Tina 5 Ruzicke (lait) apendae somne lime wlth Milton resîdent irens Pegg. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE March of Dimes cornes knocking on Milton doors By LISA CARTWRIGHT The Champion People with physical disabilities can counit on the Ontario March of Dimes for help. The non-profit organization's goal ia to aid people who become physically disabled reintegrate into society. They do this by offer- ing a variety of aervicea and programas. The Ontario March of Dimes was launched in the 1950s by a group of mothers who wanted to finti a cure for polio. The-gmup marched acrosa Canada for dimea, aaid Sherry Saevil, area coor- dinator. Four years later, a cure was found and. the group turned its efforts to raiaing money for aduits with physical disabilities. Supported by the United Way, the Ontario March of Dimes receives approximately $12,000 every year fromn the organization. And to help more people with disabilities, the Ontario March of Dimes runs its door-to-door campaign throughout January. Last year's campaign raised about $1 .2 million with 80 per cent going directly to hclp people. The Ontario March of Dimes offers a number of programa and aervices including providing people with devices such an wheel- chaira, walkers and communication aida. They also provide finan- cial asaistance and job training programa. "Almost 80 per cent of Canadiana between the agea of 17 and 64 who have a diaability are unemploycd," Ms Saevil said. "We try to re-enter themn into the workforee." The group offers computer as well an secretarial, bookkeeping and accounting jobs. The organization alsohas contacts for different programas and organizationa that will hclp people deal with their disability. "It'a often the second contact (people have) to, help integrase themscîves back in society. It makes the transition a litie bit essi- People can send donations to the Ontario March of Dimea, 917 Nipissing Rd., Milton, Ont., L9T 5E3. For details caîl 876-4466. ! --.', s ,,~,,.. .,-...'.'1555¶i %; ',sSi,.tQ~~~iS? '~tî~> 5î5j~,Ç.Ç) s s~.'."VVsY:s':