The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

199 capinwas Up The Cansadian.Champion, Friday, February 4, 2000 - 5 United Way 'deli*ghted' with $265,0OO total By LISA CARTWRIGHT The Champion Milton's 1999 United Way fundrais- ing campaign was a success. Milton reuidenta as well as businesses and cor- porations donaîed more than $265,000 to the charity. "We are delighîed," naid Anne Eadie, execu- tive directoir of the Milton branch. "Every year we do better than the year before. Our volunteers did an excellent job." This year's campaign raised $2,000 more than lat year but fel short of its $290,000 goal. "We need $400,000 (from) Milton to meet the needs," of the organizations, Ms Eadie said. "It's a challenge." But Ms Eadie aaid when choosing the cam- paignis goal, they look ut the population of the town as well as the needs of the organizations. They then try toi net a realistic number to rea ch. The United Way raines money lfor organiza- tions that help people. Money ruised by the Milton branch supports 25 organizations that fund services and programa within the town. In 1998, more than 15,000 Miltonians benefit- Paul Bercardo, ia flot ut -Maplehurat Correctional Complex, contrary to a nimow mr intediy cittulaiicn towc. ~'Ne didc't have him and we aren't expecting hirs." said lain Leitlsead, Mapleaurst aupetintendent. It was beougjst to the attention of Mms Champion that a namour waa cioeuleating diat thse convice" child killer waa trans- "We are delighted. Every year we do better than the year before. Our volunteers did an exeâent Job." cd from thers. Organizations included Big Siaters of North Halton, the Canadian Mental Health Association, the Canadian Red Cross Society and the Victorias Order of Nurses, among others. Last year, the Milton branch changed the way they did their campaign. For the firat time in 17 yeara, the United Way did a mail campaign inutead of going door-to- door- Ma Eadie aaid they lot a few people who unu- ally donate, but alno gained 100 new donora. This year, the charity will again do uns cam- paign by mail. In addition, people can donate over the ferred frors Kingaton Peniteustiary to, Mapfrburst. '1'here is itothang toi il (thn liilu),' lie said. 77ee Champion doesn 't usualy publish slories a4dressing nanours detenrnned to e uaifounded howeyer lit detided to do so in this case due to ut magnitud of public inlerest ami concern. Intemet. unteers. * The year 2000 campaign is already being Anyone who wanta to volunteer or make a planned and The United Way is looking for a donation should call 875-2550 or visit the chair, after flot having one last year. secured website at They also need apecial event and account vol- www.unitedwayofmilton.stn.net. SAdvertorial How to Buy a Home With Absolutely No Money Down MILTON - A new home ownerahip prograin allows qualified buyers tol buy a home with absoluîely no downpayment. You may have owned a home before and are presently renting, or maybe you are a first Cime homebuyer and need a way toi break into the housing market but are holding back because you think you require $10,000, $20,000 or even more for a downpayment. Weil regardless of your present aituation, if you want to get into, or ce-enter thé housing market without having to make a cash downpayment, then this new programi may be junt what you're looking for. Why psy your landlord'a mortgage when you can be building your own equîty. Induatry insiders have prepared a new special report entitled, "Ilow to Buy a Home With Zero Down" which reveala how this new and innovative prograrn can get you into the housing market immediately and with absolutely no downpayment. For pre-recorded information about how to order your FREE report, caîl 1-888-475-8645 and enter ID#1025. Cali any time, 24 houra a day, 7 daya a week and diacover how you can gel int the housing market NOW and with ABSOLUTELY NO DOWNPAYMENT. %'No tru-ith to rumour thatn Bemardo at Mapliehurst VALENTINE'S DAY. Now avalable with a romantic With~ the Purchane of a VSie vis ai ci a itint 0 andi any Bell Sm ouhT aevc uha s' a. Qualcomm' QCP 2760 o ehlfP Disait Mode Digital Analo Phone P.ndyObnhonnOn nudI .p0400nbntthe.d/ Vistan 35On phofn.esptl.T.np5IndyoBiOde 377rin Main 650eE (905)o 878-111 Canneberges - a place to enjoy fine dining and gracious living 126 Main Street South, Georgetown, Octale L7G 3E6 (905) 877-1923 www.cannebeiens.com A victorias get, set in the heurt of historir downiown Georgetown, Cunneberges <Georgetowns newent restaurant) offers an exceptional dining e.nperience as well a.i to lts.- urlous bed & breakfast suitesfor outof-topwn vi.ors. MENU *Bnhnchetia Bread with Giaied Asiago and Parmesan --five dollarsî *Smoked Salmon with Red Onion. Capers, Fresh Diii and Dijon Mayonnaise-- nevenifty Table d'hâte mena mnctudes appetizer, entrée and dessert *Gingered Buttemut Squash Sonp *Canneherges Saiad with Homemade Cranherryll-oney Vinaigrette *Roasied Red Pepper Soup *Caesar Salad with Grated Pannesan and Garlic Croulon *Haif Corninh Hen Stuffed wiih Rice Pilaf, Appies and Raisins with a Presh Orange Diii Sauce --twenty Jour dollars *Supreme of Chieken with Frenh Herh Crus( sud Saffron Crearn Sauce --woenty Iwo dollars *Rosi Rack of Lamb wiih Juniper Berry and Paon Sauce -- twenty ni.. dollars *Filet of Alherts Beef enderloin midi Cranherry/Appie Chutney --twenty lire dollars *Rossi Park Tendeeloin midi Sauce Rohenl (dijon, white wine and demi-glace) --twefly su'o dollars *Balsed Atlantic Salmon Filet wiiii Frenh FasleylGsriic Baller-- twenîy thre dollars *Gaic Parole y Fasilli midi Spiced Sausae Mixed Bell Peppens sud Bultan Mushmis in a Fmes Tomalo Feula Sauce -- iwenty dollars -Sicawberty Mousse Cheeseake midi Sîcawhenr Cciii and Chocolale Sauce -Clnacalate Ganache Pavé Batians Bre" Padding wiudua Caraie/Rum Sauce *Frenh Frit Salai iwîih a luint of Grand Mamiery For reservalions or ifiumalon pleu cail 877-1923