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24 - Thé Canadian Champion, Fndcay, May 12, 2000 M&M holds charity The Milton Art barbecue tomorrow A R&" .u@aMo %f « %ua Visits The Royal Ontario Museum Featuring Egyptian Art in the Agre of' the Pyramids Wednesday. May 17. Our t irst stop today wilI be thé tabulous Town and Country ffutet Restaurant located iË fioronto at Queens QuafriH"included in cost). I.~ 11i ,tl ext discover the world a1 Canada's largeat museum. See one of the fineat Chinese col-A ct ions ou tside China, th1 world's premier collection o arly-Canadian dcrtv r Egyptian mummy coftina and mska, a réalistic recreation of Jamaican bat cave, dinosaurs and much more. Shopping is available in tour boutiques Today's fous is a major inter- national exhibition of ancient Egyptian art, neyer betore matched in scale and scope, will open at Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). Over 200 of thé world's béat master- pièces trom ancient Egypt's Golden Age (including many neyer betoré seen in North Amèesc) wére borrowéd trom more than 30 international muséums and wiII be shown together for thé tirai lime. Departs: 10:45 a.m. - Zéllérs, South éast corner of Main & Ontario, Milton Returns: 4:00 pmn approx. Cost Per Pérson: $51,00 Cost Includes: MotorCoach transporta- tion, buffet lunch, admis- sion to thé Royal Ontario Muséum, and privaté audio guidé, GST. FOR MORE INFORMATION jAND RESERVATIONS CONTrACT Suzanne Garéeau (905) 876n4143 Milton's M&M Meat Sbops will once again cook up a stoem in support of infiammatoiy bowel disease research. lThe Main Street specialty frozen food outiet - together witb uts coumteeparts across the country - wiil hold its annu- a] cbarity barbecue tomorrow from 10 arn. to 4 p.m. For a minimum donation of $2, lte public wii receive a hamburger or bot dog, bag of chipa and a drink- As usual, ai proceeda will go t0 the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada. To, date; the nation-wlde event bas raiaed,$4,2 mnillion for the CCFC, with lte locally beld barbecue kieking in about $12,000 of that total. Halton Region Health Department Travel Health Clinie Services Your best health protection when travelling anywhere begins at the Health Department. Travel discases cao bc a real health threat in many areas of the world. As travel hcalth counisellors, we provide recommendations for travel bascd on a pcrson's medical history, travel plant and current intemnational travel health requirements. So before you start out, cati us for an appointment. 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He lefI behind a legacy of pride, dedication and car- ing. 'He waa fair, he was honest, he Bob Randaîl treated everyone witb dignity and respect,' said bis wife, Phyllis Randaîl. The couple had recently celebrated their 301h anniversary. "He was a gond man.' Mucb of that could be evidenced tbrougb bis tenure witb the Royal Canadian Legion, brancb 136, in Milton. As an associate member, he was an elected officiai for 15 years at lthe Charles Street legion, serving as preaident from 1986 to 1997. He was recently nominated for a life membersbip, said current presi- dent Sharon McKeown. Mr. Randail is remembered fondly by veteran George Thomnborrow. "He waa one of the boys wbo turned Ibis brancit around. I can't say anytbing bad about Uic boy. He came in here wben thse branch was at a low point. Those firaI two years 1 thougbt were going 10 make bimt a nervous wreck." Insteati, bis intense dedication and strong organizational skills led to the major reno- vationsat the legion. In short order, Mr. Randaîl also secured a bingo siot for the brancit snd organized two alo-pilcit teama, whicb ail served as revenue generators. "He was dedicated. He was good for the brancb snd be was good for the veterans,' said Mr. Thornborrow. "When be gave you a job t0 do, it was up to you 10 do it. But if t got stuck for infonmation, I could always go to Hobby." After losing lais son-in-law 10 cancer in the early 1990s, Mr. Randaîl turned bis considerable energy toward fundraising for the Terry Fox Foundation. He quickly becamne a fixture at the Terry Fox Run, participating eacb year witb bis grandson William. Over four yeara, he raised more than $9,000 for cancer research. Thr'ough the event, long-lime Milton Teny Fox Run organizers Kim and Craig Thomas came 10 know Mr. Randaîl as both a friend and avid activiat in the figbt againat cancer. As a testament t0 the man, the Thomas family will dedicate their participation in Ibis year'a mun 10 Mr. Randal. Wben not wearing the bat of legion pres- ident, Mr. Randaîl was an active bead of the Consumnera Glass union. 'If7 ià wasn't the legion, il was the union," said Ms Randaîl. . I both arenas, he was known for giving clear directions, then truating people to carry thera out. "'The rules would lac set, but then be'd leave you alone," said Mayor Gord Krantz, wbo frequently met up witb Mr. Randaîl at community eventa. HALTON REGION (Lower Base LUne Réad té Britannia Road) Class Environmental Assessment Study The Region of Halton is proposing improvements to the horizontal curved section that occurs on Tremaine Road, approxirnately rnid-way between Lower Base Line Road and Britannia Road in the Town of Milton. These potential improvementa are being considered to improve roadway operations and to address safety concernas. Options to rnodify the existing sharp bends in the roadway will be investigated. 'lTe project is being planned as a Schedule B undertaking followtng the require- menta of the Class Environental Assessment for Municipal Road Projecta. The study will include an inventory of the exiating environent, the identification and assessment of alternative solutions, and selection of a preferred solution, with consideration of public and governrent agency input. We would appreciate receiving your commenta or concernas regarding the project. Mectings will be held with directly affected homeownera, to enable us to incorporate their commenta and/or concernis inb the planning and design of this project. Subjet to the cornimenla received and the receipt of neceasary approvals, bte Region of Halton intends; 10 proceed with thse planning, design and construction of this project. The environruental study will be cornpleîed by faIt 2000, and the construction is scheduled for 2002. Please direct Myv information, comments or onestions ta the followine: Nick Zervos Transportation Co-ordinator Halton Region 1151 Bronte Road Oakville, ON L6M 3L1 Phone: (905) 825-6161, ext. 7632 Fax: (905) 825-8822 e-mail: zervosn@reizion.halton.on.ca Steven Keen, P Eng. SNC-Lavalin Enginecra & Conatructora Ine. 2200 Lake Shore Blvd. W. Toronto, ON M8V 1 A4 Phone: (416) 252-5311 Fax: (416) 231-5356 e-mail: keens@snc-lavalin.com wwwegionbhalton.on.ea a~ j