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1O--Tlh. Capeimn champion, Tuoedm% June 19, MIO Got a hot scoop? Cali --/ sgn ofthe ü e us wth our Gwen Gent (tef) and Josie Mule were among a smaft but spirlted group story ideas of concerned residents who spent a recent weekend maklng protest at 878-2341, t the proposed development of a CN Intermodal terminal ln ext. 234. Photo by GRAHAM PANE COME HAVE YouR SAY ON HALTON REGION's NE-w STRTEGic PLAN The Regional Municipality of Haton s inviting ail Halton resîdents to provude input in the development of the Region's new Strategic Plan. Wednesday,.June 27 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 pm. Auditorium, Halton Regional Centre 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville The new Strategic Plan is a working document that will set the direction and outline the goals ~ and objectives Regional Council will seek to achieve over the next two and haîf years. Among the issues the Plan wilI address are: transportation, environment, growth management, rural issues, inter-governmental coordination, health promotion, emergency services and social and community services including social housing and long-term care. You are invited to contribute your input on these important issues. Fer further information visit our Web site at www.region.halton.en.ca or contact Arvin Prasad, Senior Policy Advisor, Halton Region 905-825-6000, ext. 7769 ý4Wyfl Toil free: 1 -866-4HALTON (l-866-442-5866), ext. 7769 Hato .0ioa Centr e 11-ot od - vl Ontri e M3- 905-825-6000 e e 1-6 LON (18644-86 as face painting, arts"& crafts, games, races and operators for the dunk tank. Fundraisers, also welcomed. Please cal! Paul at (905) 878-9124.