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4-The Canadian Chamojon. Tuesdav Marrh q_ Pn04 NOTICE 0F ROAD CLOSURE AND SALE Notice is hereby given that the Town of Milton intends to close up and sel Second Avenue, Plan 181, PIN 24974-0078, ti the Town of Milton, Reglonal Municipallty of Halton. This issue will corne before the Administration and Planning Standing Committee on March 22, 2004. This notice le provided pursuant to Section 268(3) of The Municipal Acf, 2001, S.0. 2001, c. 25, as amended, and in accordance with Town of Milton Property Disposai By-law No. 34-95. Further information with respect to the aforementioned Notice of Road Ciosure antd Sale, may be obtained from the Law Clerk, Town of Milton, 43 Brown Street, Milton, Ontario (905) 878-7252, exten- bion 2109. Dated at the Town of Milton this Sth day of March, 2004. Troy McHarg, TomftClerk Town of Milton NOTICE 0F HERITAGE DESIGNATION BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE TKAT the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Milton has enacted the following Heritage Designation By-law pursuant to the Ontario H-erftage Act, R.S.0., 1990, as amended- c.0. 18: PROPRTY ESCRMON Y-LA ENATIVINT DTE Y-LAWNO. Part of Lot 14, Survey Teetzel Concession 2 NS (Trafalgar) Part 1 on Plan 20R-14863 in the Town of Milton. Bronte Pioneer Cemetery February 23, 2004 12-2004 A copy of this Heritage Designation By-law may be obtained from the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, 43 Brown Street, Milton, Ontario L_9T 5H2, or by telephoning 878-7252 ext. 2133. Dated at Milton this 9th day of Mardi, 2004. Troy McHarg, Town Clerk Town of Milton NDP seeking federal Utiituiae toi" Iî'tîw By JASON MISNER The Champion 'Me New Democratic Party has done the first and most important thing and that's establishing a standalone federal associa- tion for the Halton Riding. The next big step is to get an NDP feder- ai riding candidate in place for an election that could becalled as early as this spring. On February 26, the association created a new federal riding executive council. Since 1995, it's been a unified provincial and federal riding association but changes to federal electoral financing laws and upcoming federal riding redistribution which would see Halton Hilis removed from the Halton Ridusg to form a new one -has necessitated the need for independent associations. The re-drawn riding would include Milton and northem portions of Burlington and Oakville. Association secretary Mike Druiven said the association will now con- centrate on solidifying its Halton candidate and a few bave expressed interest. 'We've talked to several people and they're thinking about it," he said. "We'l see what happens in the next few weeks." 'Me Liberal and new Conservative Party of Canada Halton federal riding associa- tions have been moving forward. Two candidates, former Oakville Tory Gary Carr and local entrepreneur Peter Duffus, are vying for the Liberal candida- cy. Dean Martin was acclaimed as the ares candidate for the conservatives last month. Mr. Omuiven said there isn't any particu- lar concemn that those two parties have candidates or nominees in place. He does- "We've talked te several people and they're thinking about it. We'li see whist happens in the next few weeks."9 n't thmnk an election will happen soon given the current muling Liberal govem- ment is mired in a money-funneling spon- sorship scanda. "We're trying to get a handle on the rid- ing to start with," he said, noting support bas traditionally been the strongest in north Halton. "Our goal is to increase member- ship and to increase visibility in Halton." Brenda Dolling, the Halton NDP federal candidate in -the 2000 election, said the main thing is ensuring the ridmng associa- tion gets the best quality candidate., "I'm hoping to get two or three nomi- nees," she said, noting she won't be one of them because she'll be moving out of the riding later this year. Both Mr. Drmiven and Ms Dolling feel that new party leader Jack Layton gives the party a good chance at the polIs when an election is called. -He's well spoken and presenits a very balanced point of view," Mr. Druiven said. Added Ms Dolling, "He will do a lot for us here in Halton." Jason Misner can be reached ai jmis- ner@miltoncanadianchampion.com. Showcase' *ito - .more than a Home and Leisure Show!. MILTO 1wFIf you are selling products or services for home and garden, leisure, travel, entertainment, fitness, automobiles, real estate, finance, insurance or more,... THIS 1$ THE SHOW FORM YOY1 Don 't miss Ibis opportunity for yaur business ta reach thausands of patential custamers ini ane weekie nd! For more information, cali Showcase Manager, Allison Mang 905-878-0581 Or check oui our websiie ai www.chamber.milion.on.ca Thank you to our sponsors to date: (anaban *BILLS Trvel TERRY ROWLEY +i À Services Mechanical lue.1 Exhibitor Booths trom the previous Showcase Milton, Home and Leisure Show Il 1 AM ý