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Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 30 Oct 2001, p. 6

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ô - The Canadian Champion, Tueaday, Octaber 30, 2001 COIMENT" Replacement trustee TKTOc> should be appointed ASPIRIN AND With one of its trustees on the verge of resigning, the Halton District MA L A£ IN 8 I School Board can close tedoors on anugly chapter in its history and ORINN get back to the business of educatmng this region's children.Té M 1N # Far too much school board time and taxpayers' money has been expended in the last four months mnvestigating Burlington Trustee AN'flHM Mficharl Ellis' accusations against his colleagues. ,£ P P The audit that followed the accusations didn't find any evidence of wrongdoing. And now, Mr. Ellis has announced his intent to resign, f -y stating he can no longer be an effective voice at the school board. ~ Once he does leave, the board has a big decision to make about__ j whether it will replace Mr. Ellis by appointment or by-election , î here are two things to consider. One, a by-election is expected to g- And two, Mr. Ellis was acclaimed in last year's municipal election, 4- - an indication of little interest inie position. l herefore, we think the board should take the appointment route to replace Mr. Ellis. To spend another $50,000 to $70,000 on a by-elec- tion for a position that was previously uncontested is ludicrous at best. O UR READERS WRITEL Taânka o th<> who heried ou capa Reader believes our airwaves are unteer fflanizal an, wbicb ia totally ssip- -ote by public donationsi and docs't aeeve any goîvenent fiasdling. Ninety cents of e4els dollar donaied goca to patient services, bealth piomotion and cancer research. Our mission is tise eradication of can- cer and the enhancensent of the quality of life for people living witb cancer througb fiunding rsearch aRid volunite-dllivcried AS»i, wie suisx=ly d"an everyone, who maderthe year ssrh asuceSs JO**A P.Tvomuprv&Wn aim frach Cmda canw ooe « The Canadien Champion, publoheil eoeny Tuesday andl Friday ai 191 Main St. t., Milton, Ont.. L9T 4N9 (Box 248), is one ni The Milrolund Pning. Publstting & Distributltg Itd. groupofa soturban companies whicti inclodns: Aax/Pickering News Adverfiser, Allston HeraldlCouriet. Barrie Advunci, Barrys Boy This Week. Bol,,n ttetptse. Brampton Guardian. Barlîtglt Post, Buhttaton Shopping Nias, City Parent, Cily of Tutri Guardia,, Coltingwood/Wasaga connuioton, bost York Mitron, 1,11 Alloooali/Coutry Routes, Etobîcoki Guardiact. Flambotoogli Pool, Potion, Youtg, Georgetown Intiipendenllilcton Fne Press, Haloen Business Times. 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Tite WNtie Cauraua Oampéci o a Ronynabie Pridant 4 beîng polluted by youth's music Dear Editor: Wcll, 1 have neyer written to The Champion before but 1 have a beef. It's flot with just kids in this area but kids ail over. The air we breathe is supposedly free aI Ist it's a long-standing assumption when companies pollute the air 100 mnuch, different groupa take action 10 try 10 kcep them in lune. But, when Ibis gencration pollutes our airwaves with its loud banging bass music who do we complain to? We can tell our own children 10 tom il down or 10 cul thse bans but what about the kids in their cars who rev their engines and adjust their amplifiers? You swrar tbry do il just 10 annoy you. You can hear tbem coniing for miles, or aI my home you know Ibry've just pulled mbo the driveway by the deep banging Sound. My kids tel me t'on a dinosaur and t don't undrrstand their music. They'rer nght. Who could when you've grown up 10 the Beatles and the Stones- rock 'n'romu? Sure wr grew our bair long. 1 cas remember being bip -flower power, but did we pollute the air thse way this genera- lion does? I still have my old poncho and my bus- band's peace symbol. You cai tell them ail you wait about harming their hearing, but that didn't work with our generation cither. But, tic stcreo systeros are definitcly more sophisticatrd thai in my day aid if tbcy don't care about their bearing wbat about our hearing, espccially amne thc cuts Mike Harrisas govemment is making 10 our healtis care systron and hcaring testing and hraring aids funding? 1 don't know too many trrnagers that probably rrad Ibis section of Uic newspa- prr, so 1 charge you parents 10 pîcase read ilto brn and band it tsi themn 10 read. Post it on tic fridgr. Pîcase make bront brar Ibis point of virw whilc thry StiR can. l'on srcking bnlp with thr airwavrs and in nced of car protection in Campbrlville. Olive Mont Campbtivli.J DwEdâwo:, On behaif of lte Milita branch of thse Canadma Cancer Society, we would like to thank tihe vtolunteer who canvasard homes, captaisird areas, sold daffodils, parfcilpated in drvsa-down days, organ- ized golf tornmets, purelsased draw tickets aid gave so much to support out figbt againsl cancer.. Our 2001 receipts frons these events totlle$164,641. AspeciBil "bnk to the residents of Miltons wo dnugit tiseir gSweroty 4cblevd thi resut -giving Mfiton onete ghe o ributionraes per apim in te province. The Cýoaa Cancer Sociekty is a vol- Box 248, 191 Main Si. E., Milton, Ont. L9T 4N9 (905) 878-2341 Editorial Fax: 905-878-4943 Advertising Fax: 905-876-2364 Classified: 905-875-3300 Circulation: 905-878-5947 Ian OliverPublisher Neil Oliver Associate Publisher Wendy MeNab Advertîsing Manager Karen Smith Editor Steve Crozier Circulation Manager Teri Casas Office Manager Tim Cotes Production Manager Have your, say wîth a letter to the editor. Fax letters to our room gay- ti9i1 Pud by Steve Nease THE CANADIAN CHAMiPIONv

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