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14-The Canadien Champion, Fuiday, January 31, 2003 -T - 28 Bronte St. N. 905-878-2391 Nmda7 - Frdday 8-6ptn e Sat. S-Sprn If you wîtn ess spot. Halton-Peel grant rnw" (eseý'V The Champion. Re/max Blue Springs 905-878-7777 662 Hanison <off LaurlerIHollI DONNA STARK In attendence Prudential Town Centre Realty 9(1547849100 N u, da t u.FebHuy 2, umt e e4uod .o Un 11NO -Tek 1.81 7 on ei tl-, --,««o BARB LAFLECHE In ettendence Royal LePage Meedowtowne Realty 905-78-101 Suradey Febeuay 2, 2-4pm 550 Chule Drive, unit 10 Milton JENNIFER ELMSUE in ettendence _ W.llwood Reelty _ --_ Sundey Febnaay 2, 2-4 5au Churchil SARI CROWE In ettndence Royal WfLeP Meedowtowne Reelty SudyFebnaaiy 2,2-4 DEBRA TIJRK i ettenduice Royal LePege Meedowtown Reelty 905-7878101 - Omday Feheiaey 2,2-4 GLADYS CRANFORD In ettendeance R~lMe ue Springs <Helton) Reelty 905878-777 rcdpients niamcdý-l The Ontario Trillium Foundation, an agency of the Ministry of Culture, announced Tuesday that communities in the Halton-Peel ares will benefit fromn grants totalling more than $2.1I million. Recipients that offer programns to Milton residents include the followmng. - Brain lnjury Association of Peel and Halton ($52,000 over two years to undertake prevention education and community aware- ness prograros about helmet safety and to develop a peer support network for brain injury survivors and their famulies.) - Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Services of Halton ($25,000 over a year t0 increase and diversify the organization's resource base by undertaking a fundraising feasibility study and testing the effectiveness of several différent fundraising approach- es.) . Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton branch ($1 92,400 over three years to expand Youth Net Halton, a youth-facilitated mental health promotion program, and Talking About Mental Illness, a program reducing the stigmna of mental illness among youthi.) .Corr1"ections Mismnformation appeared in a January 24 story. Milton's prprytaxes, based on an average-assessed home, have gone up about $12 for 2003, not $550 as mncorrectly report- ed. And, a surplus report, based on the Town's ftnancial state- ments for 2002, will be brought before counicil for approval next month. The $122,000 surplus printed ini the story is not the final figure. -A lifestyles story in last Friday's Champion contained incorrect information. Tlhe article about cross-country skiing listed phone numbers for local conservation areas, but unfor- tunately their area code was mistakenly reported at 416. For up-to-the-minute trail conditions, cail (905) 854-0262 for Hilton Falls, (905) 854-2276 for Mountsberg and (905) 854- 0234 for Crawford Lake. The Champion apologizes for the errors and any inconven- ience they may have caused. -1~ i a