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18--The Canadian Champion, Frday August 15, 2003 Safe drinking water available Problems here minor Ri ,MJIÀ&MIammemn bfy AON I cSU i I-S asotsc that provide Milton power were operating by 10 ar..Ihis moming. Town of Milton CAO Marjo Belvedere said he didn 't know bow many households were wilh or witb- out power. But he said Milton District Hospital and the Kelso well field, which provide vital services, had regular power and were operalmng like tbey normally do as of press lime. Mr. Belvedere said Hydro One - the provincial agency that provides thing b,îek >onhile as 5000 as poissi- bIe. "(Milton) seems 10 be lagging behind a bit in genting full power," ML Belvedere said, adding he does- n'î know when those wilhouî power wili regain il. However, he noled the power sup- ply reslored in certain places will be erraîic Ibis aftemoon as Hydro One works 10 gel elecîriciîy fully restored. Town Hall is closed loday and al recrealional and leisure programns are canceled due 10 the power problem. working noortally as of 10 a.ns. 'Sewage plants are fine and opera- lionally stable." The power Ions means some resi- dents' well pumps aren't working. Residenîs can gel safe drinking water at the following locations the Region's operations centre at Steeles Avenue and Hwy. 401 and in Campbellville on Jessie Road. Also, thcre's no GO Train service loday but GO is running buses. Jason Misner c'on be reae'hed at jmisner@miltone-anadiane-hampi- on.com. <Iic 5Xic 15<01v' tahîs reccCied <hais usal. Mike Kingston, acting deputy chief, said there were actually fewer collisions than normal. The Milton police station was able to fully operate with a generator. "We hast more than sufficient offi- cers 10 handle potential issues," Dep. Chief Kingstoni said. There were a few mînor cases of trouble in town. "There were some calîs of kids roamig around, overturning pots, so there was a bit of mischief. There were some extra domestics and some 'iaîd. 'By teeci-nl ise niglît, wc svete mnainly just wandermng around." He added that thse police department is continumng to stand guard, anticipat- ing rolting blackouts Imer today. He said Milton District Hospital bas power. There were unconfmxsed reports of people trapped i elevators but that couktn't be confrnxed at press time. Most of the fîre department's calis ovemigbî were for alarm activations. Stephanie Thiessen can be reached at sthiessen@miltoncanadianchampi- an.com. A group of frogs wast woods, and two of then AIl the oîher frogs gaîhe When they saw how dee THE POWER 0F ENCOURAGING WORDS traveling through the the other frogs were saying and gave up. He This slory leaches îwo lessons: Anyone, can speak words that tend 10 rob -feul int a deep plî. felu down and died. First, there is power of life and deaîh in the anoîher of the spirit to continue in difficuit iered around the pit. The other frog continued to jump as hard as longue. An encouraging word to someone who limes. Special is the individual who will lake the two frogs Ihat they were as good as dead. The two frogs ignored the commenîs and îried 10 jump out of the pil wiîh aIl of their might. The other frogs kept lelling îhem 10 stop, Ihal they were as good as dead. Finally, one of the frogs îook heed 10 wbat St. George's Anqîcean Church, Lowville 7051 bMW LM, b Mt hifdorMy Rod Sunday, August 17, 2003 9:30 arn. - Morning Prayer Seventh in the stries: Questions asked in Holy Scripture 9:30 arn. - Family Service in the auditorium Sunday School & Nursery provided Recior: The Reverond Canon Charlie Masters For mare inormation cali 905-878-1363 Visit our Websiles www.stgeorgeslowville.org and www.rflwebcomn SeniTo PSor RD.DS,fMLOe Chidren Mr$. Ntaile Roguge AssistantflWorship Mr&. Esther Kestier Vouth/Outreach Mr. TIM Stevens 9 a. m. - EarlyWrship Service 9:30 arn. - Sunday School for Ait ges 10:45 a.m. - Second Worship Service lt'e fl7me f0 orehlp. PUT YOUiR PM1A5E ON! 6:30 p. m., Suaday Nighl LIVE IN Hib F'IE5ENCE Supervised Nursery & Dynamic Chldrens Programs avaiable dusing ail services' C C APTO****. ..DDFO Z'UMMER VlP'5a CAM Go4'd é110 icture»u Mornîneie of Auouet ilb - 22 Website: www.newîtfe-miton.org G ELAG YORCR EO OE ne cuuu. 'JUr eagain. tue crowdofot rogs yelled aI him 10 stop the pain and just die. He jumped even harder and finally made it out. When he got out, the oîher frogs said. "Did you nol hear us'?,* The frog explained 10 îhem Ihat he was deaf. He îhoughî îhey were encouraging hiru the enlire ime. You're Invited to... Milton Bible1! Sundays @ 10:00 AM Milton District High Sohool 395 Willams Ave. jim@MiltonBibleçhurch.ca www.MltonBibleChurchca 876-3243 Making Disciples who Make a Difference! SOUTHSIDE COMMUNITICHUCII 2850 DERBY RD. Phone 878-5664 10:00 A.M. SERVICE- SOCCER CAMP WRAP UP! Uat chance to see "Captain Canada" and the "Mad Doctor"!!! Join us for the award cereinony and the hi-lite video. Stay for our B BQ and enjov a lunch couresy of the Soccer Camp ktchen staff!! Grace Anglican Church 317 Main St. E., Milton the Church on the Hill Tel. 878-2411 Fax 878-3005 ww,%ýývgracechurchrniltoni.com Rcv. Dr. Mark MeDermott Rev. Amy Cousineau SUNDAY SERVICES 8:00 arn - lloly Communion 10:00 amt - Sumg Eticharist Clîurch Sehool & Coffee Hour THURSDAY L10:00 amn Holy Communion Wheelchar Access Through Parking Lot Doors îs down car ifut tbem up and help îhem make t lhrough the day. Second, a destructive word to someone who s down can be whaît l akes 10 kilI him or ber. Be careful of what you say. Speak life to tbose who cross your paîh. The power of words... .iî s somelimes bard 10 undersîand thaî an encouraging word can go such a long way. &L MILTON SEET-A Inllvis n ' nu tu ineekî Y Sabbarh services il Hugi. Foster Hall, 43 Brown St. Milton Sai. 930 )a. n.- abbath S'chaiI Sat. 11:00 acm.IDivine Sevice FREE BIBLE SCHOOL I5iii er die am.smng Bible anviner n ole, perpic'nîng quesioîsns, and the secret îo.ialhappy i >1 For FIRIt BIBI F I ISSONS. wrirtel'. Box ,>230112, 55 OIntarioi S., Miton, (Ont.. P) I 1-i On theINITERNETI. htip:/.i/wwîp.onand am.inngtacrs.sîrg/bihîenchooil/sclîool mai i.sp RAS lOR. AI I)aC iia 5198,15-83011 Vliii mure informatiosn .ibnur ur ieriieaand prograni. please cal]. MILTON GOSPEL HALL 306 Ontario St. N. - 878-3873 10:00 arn. - The Lords Supper 11:45 arn. - Sunday School 6:30 p.m. - Gospel Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Christ was once offered to bear the sin of many Hebirews 9.28 We welcome you to... ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH (. 123 Main St. E., Milton Sun. Aug. 17 9:30 a.m. WORSHIP supported by music from the St. Pauls Worship Band SRev. John Benham & Rev. Gerry Hofstetter Church office: (905) 878-8895 www.stpaulsmilton.org the lime 10 encourage anoîher. Be special to others. A healîhy church environmenî is one where members draw strength and support from one anoîher. Find a local church 10 caîl home and be encouraged! The directory below will help you wiîh service limes and locations. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WELCOMES YOU 170 Main St. E., Milton 878-6066 Minister - Rev. Joseph Gray Director of Music Minisîries - Sonja van de Hoef Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Nursery Summer Sunday School (Ages 3-8) "CaIIed to Serve tihe Lord" SWheeichair access and washrooms providied so that ail may corne and worship. BAHA'I FAITH Devotional Gathering in Milton Homnes: Embracing ail races, cultures and religions Prayers for the Unity of Humankind and Peace Tuesday Aug. 19 at 7:30 pm. Retreshments Readings for Personal Spiritual Growth: Wed., Aug. 27 at 7:30 pm. A.11 Welcomel Devotions and Tea: Sunday, Sept. 14 aI 2 pm. "Spiritual Principles for a Just and Equal Society" Miltonians of ail faitha Invited to contibutel For informatiort/ocations: 905-875-2923 sage i 800-433-3284 ÇRACFWAY 'IBAPTST CHURCH 103 Martin Street 905-878-1629 Pastor Walter H. Isaak 9:50 arn. - Family Bible Hour 11:00 arn. - Moroiog Service 6:00 p.m. - Eveniog Service Thursday 7:00 p.m. Bible Study & Prayer "You'II always find a friend at Graceway" f.- --t 1