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Fen ts for wlTow'ri s seveianlce U.S. relief fight OMB-Mbound raise lots Fundraising events held over last week- end in Milton to aid disaster relief efforts i New York City raised $6,690. The fundraising events were held for the Canadian Red Cross Society's USA Appeal Relief Fond. A donation bootb was set up at thse Farmers' Market Saturday by Mike and Janice Clouston, Chris Burke and Paul Hollingshead of the Milton Fire Department and LYnn McBratney, Suzanne Bedard and Bob F isher of Halton Regional Police. "Many people stopped to make a dona- tion, often waiting i fine to do so and some of the people were from out of town, stranded because of thse tragedy," saiti Susan Neely, who also manneti thse bootis along with hier colleague Jane Wright of Air Canada. A barbecue fundraiser was held at Loblaws thse following day. The grocery store donated 100 per cent of tise food for tbe event. "Mark Richards, tise manager, did not hesitate to iselp," taid Ms Neely. The McClelland, Battu, McLardy, Quinlan anti Wright families iselped make thse fundraiser a succest. Mme Towii on Milto ia headefi to the Ontaio Municipa Board (0MB). arguing ganta Fourili Lin. lardi severanc apMttved by dlie omtc of Adjustmeit Councivotei 6-4 MIoday nig iin fvourof ppealing &e severance granteti to Asageo (Jardin as a retiremt lot The basis for tije appea la Town staffsa opinion tha Mr. (Jardin isn't a "bonafide farner" as outlined in ise Officlal Plan andi bis faim isn't commercially viable because only 17 acres are fanneti. But Bruce Ketcheson, representing Mr. Gardin, aays bis client bas met tb. requirements of a bonafide fariner andi thse faim is commercially viable because of thse apecialty crops produceti. No date bas been set for the 0MB triai. Thse Canadien Champion, Fniday, September 21, 2001--3 GORRUD'S AUTO GROUP & 1 -i M M 1 LTON iyOYOTA_