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18-The canadian Champion, Friday, April 25, 2003 of spring Members of the Mlton Choristers perform during their April 13 Hope of Sprlng concert at Knox Presbyterian Church. The concert drew about 200 area residents. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE A Parn. sIp * Iok a Due to the poor weather conditions on April 5, some residents may not have been able to place their special bulk waste out for collection. Halton Region will revisit Zones 1 and 2 in Oakville on Saturday, April 26. If you are in Zone 1 or 2 and you have not already received bulk collection please place your material out no later than 7:00 arn on Saturday, April 26. The foflowing mnaterials wiflMOT ho coflected: " Propane Tanks " Tires* " Building and Demolition Debris " Concrete and Bricks " Household Hazardous Waste " Cardboard Boxes " Tree Branches " Tree Stumps " Soil and Rocks *Old tires filed with water can be mosquito breeding sites. Take advantage of Halton's Tire Amnesty- Saturday, April 26 at the Halton Waste Management Site. DUdb.w boma are Su- ,DLE R Db a 0Z3 IRUehl Ho r4azardWt»8 Propane J Halton Waate Management site" Important Informatioun _ -~r -j- Remove doors from appliances for safety - Do flot pile items on top of one another - Bundle loose materials such as Wood, in lengths no longer than 4ft. (3 bundies maximum) Special Collection service in other areas of Oakville continues as *Keep metal items separate from other material scheduled. Please see your 2003 Halton Waste Management Metal items, including appliances are collected Calendar for details or visit our website at: by a different vehicle www.region.halton .on.ca/ppw/waste Pleaoe foflow t-hese ozmple rulea to help reduce litter and keep JatnBeuiu