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1S-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, May 18, 2004 Meals on Wheels in need of volunteers Got a few spare hours ta help out? If sa, Meals on Wheels would love ta hear from yau. The Milton organization is in dire need of val- unteers ta fil a number of positions on Mondays and Thursdays between il arn. and 1 p.m. Thase mnterested i getting mnvolved can find out more about specific apportuntities by callmng (905) 878-6699. FlIIESTE FIITVACATION SALES lIEN 2004 freestar SE Value Dual Manual sliding doors, engine block heater, speed control, daytime running lamps, roof fack w/DLX crossbars 2nd/3rd row privacy glass, 4.2L OHV EFI Engine, 4 spd auto o/d transmission, P225/60R -16 BSW Ail Season, 7 pass quad seats, advance trac, reverse sensing system, electrie AM/FM StereolCD/CassIClk W41 25OODown $334/Mh 2004 Freestar SEL Luxury j j j j j jjj h , Dual power sliding doors, speed control, power heated signal mirrors, adjustable foot pedal, 2nd/3rd row privacy glass, two-tone paint, 4.2 OHV EFI Engine, 4spd Auto o/d transmission, P235/60R-16BSW AIl season, stereo/6 cd, speed sensor volume control, advance trac, reverse sensing system, power pass seat, leather seats 12500 Down 1423 /mth* Dual 2004 FreestarUimited power sliding doors, engine block control, stereo/6cd/speed ~~~Duasensor volume control, roof rack w/dIx cross bars, power pass seat, side air bags, leather interior, 4.2L OHV EFI engine, 4 spd auto o/d transmission, P235/60R-16 BSW Self sealing, rear cargo net, power heated SECURTY 'qsignal mirrors. W400 . .. . . à25OO Down $456 imth* spoition ýl j 1 0 tramn REGION on page 2 dions wilh fthe union representing fihe four eniploem, basextendd thebhaïr an otcajsbeyond Septmbe "There have been negotiations with th iflonl fa furhfrradjust the finie- But tlie intention ts still to eventual- ly contract ouf hait and foot car, Ms Urbanski said. "Vie don't recarnmnend ta go into nursing ordietary (for exarnple)," sle said. "Tliey are sucli core, key cam issues Iliat we weren't even gomng anywhere uear flier."ý The Region said prviouslyitman" fthe original decisin tof lay off thle har and foot cm posiboiabecase Allendale i one0f fthe few long- teain-ca efacdin dse it <fZ. d bave thern as saff onatüm& fa sisrpemte3 mk ei lie saitL "'Ile surce of amysvin## always cornes fw diing do*n wage raes."l, 'Flic conract forflhe 35 woss expires May 31, 20M~. 1liéaaid if a decision to source out Iundiy, min- tenance and/or iousekeeing savices is mack if wouldn'f be able to take effect until nfter the coeitwat liu e-ùed In fdie meanfimne, h«. Mo=ressid OPSEU is tryingfto get ffie Region to agree- if tedeciio cntating out is miade - tacunsun thathe flic - vate sector company gives thle cunpent employees flsst righft Inscepf a job ta pravide laundry, maintenance andVorliausekeeping sevimo. ..Ilm not hoalding my lirealihihe Region will do if volimfary," lie said. Jason Misner can l'e reached at jrnisner@rniltoncanadianchwnpion.c arn. More tenants on the way . ram M O V IE on page 1 The current lack of adequate retail space has forced as rnany as 65 per cent of Miltonians to shop outside of town. Mr. Gibson couldn't provide exact num- bers, but said -we have a tot of the tenants either ini the process of bcing signed up or actually committed." Now that Wal-Mart and Canadian Tire have been sigried on as the site's anchor retailers, he said if's expected the power centre will fill up, and will benefit Miltonians tremendausly. "Once yau get thse major (retailers) the rest fail inta place. A lot of god things are gamng ta happen." Meanwhile, Zelers is poised ta expand ifs store at Milton Mail, with if potentiaJly apening in the fall. Also, the new awners af the mail, PenRetail il Ltd., are laoking at redesigning fthe mail, starting in the fall, with the possibility of adding mare stores on tIse autside. Jason Misner can l'e reached at jmis- -Mn@nutoaaaadiachapioncom. --