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18-C'hamnpion Country, Tuesday, June 8, 2004 Mo-torcyc1ists prompt parking >Campbellville getting readyn complaints in Campbellville to celebrate its 9Oth birthday By ROBIN DOWNTON- .special to 1-he Champion Each spring and summer brings motorcycle enthusiasts out in droves to Campbellville. In fact, the village is listed on a few Web sites as one of the top motorcycle routes in Ontario - where riders stop to enjoy food and camaraderie. Many savour a meal at Trac's Food Emporiumi (formerly the Ice House Restaurant) and the parking lot is filled with their machines. That has prompted complaints from some local business opera- tors. The merchants, who wished to remain anonyrnous, have con- cemns over thse noise from the exhausts of thse motorcycles and the parkin' diffictilties thex inctir Iîdîga parkîig spot in thse primarily commnercial area on the weekend during the summer months can prove to be a difficult task. 'When t pull in to, park hefore 1 start work, 1 cannot fmnd a place because there are so many motor- cycles and cyclists," said one shopkeeper. "These miotorcyclists arc extremely nice people and have always heen polite when they corne in but there are so many of them at one tiine, it makes park- ing very hard." The motorcyclists are mcm- bers of a pleasure riding group and shouldn't be confused with outlaw bikers like the Hell's Angels. " The hikers are a e'irodt oup Gileidîiinig, ox ner ni li rars. -They are my hcst customers and do not cause any trouble. The noise from their bikes is inevitable, they are motorcy- dles." But nearby store owncrs won- der if there's another place that could be used for parking to aile- viate some of the congestion ini the area. Halton Regional Police say the motorcycles are parked on pri- vate property and thse property owners aren't complaining, therefore the issue doesn't war- rant police involvement. "The motorcyclista are wel- corne in Canipheilville," said one shopkeeper. 'We just wish there was a solution for tise parking." for bot/i young and oid Campbellville is preparing bo celebrate its 90h biday this weekend with a bost of activities for youusgand old. Activiies, which are sponsored by tise Campbellville and Area Business AssociationwiIl begin Friday nigist. 1A dinrsex plus a liye and silent auction, wili be iseld at St. David's Presbyteian Chusvis on Guelph LUne, soutis of Hwy. 401. Ib cise onviewng wüllbegnat 6 P. with a beef barbecue dinner atl7p.m. Tickets for thse dinner cost $35 andi are available by calling (905) 854-9800. Saturday will feabir an aIl-day birhdy celebration. Prom 8 amn. to 1 p.m. there wifl be a giant garage sale and fr= face painting for thse 1"d. Th fi '7 I~>n 1Y) p M m am lix ile'-. Crawford Crescent, featuring local artists. At 7:30 p.rn., 'The Great (lerrard' will perfore magic tricks, and at 8 p.m., June Scott wiil give sonse Ue dancing instruc- tion for tise whole famidy. Cake cattlng Sumday Suuday will feature liye music anti an officiai cake cuttiug at 2 pan. with Büh Stokesboury Mayor of Canspiellvile. A grop of Campbeffvffle's pait hoaeay mayors, along with thea Brookville Sohool Cosir, vil asslst in thse festivities. lem égimanDancers vil stut tfrir stuff a115 p.m. andth ie Milton Cloggers phlu Siga tise Clown wl take tise stage at 3 pun. Throughout &seweelend, visitamar invited ta drop inta Campbeilvhll's unique sirops and boutique& MM& MPROFESSIONAL AUIO SERVCE ROB VANDERHEYDEN OWNER / MANAGER 45 Ontario St. North, Unit 1 Milton, Ontario L9T 2T2 Tel: (905) 875-3333 Fax: (905) 875-3911 s--M Paul Barber NAPA MILTON 625 Main St. East Milton, ON L9T 3J2 Tel.: (905) 875-0101 Fax: (905) 875-4927 I4ANIVIL2OOOI I 775 Main Street E. Milton, Ontario L9T 3Z3 A Ieading Canadian Importer of Ceiin g Fans and Lighting Products Enter draw for 2 cast aluminum portable Patio Lights at Moffat Autoworks -om ~~241 Od eid, WuIm Sl & hudiio Saturday Juns 12, 2004 S10:00 amrn :00 m @ Moftaftt Autoworks W 781 Main St. E. Uch4 1tnit4 OU t *3Z Toi: (O05) M 000Fmt <005)85-741 Moffatt Autoworks _- __________________Presents... RUSS JACKSOII CFL HALL 0F FAMER PLAYER 0F THE CENTURY H >ATHF S¶ME 0F YOUR FAVOURITE ARIGOS & TIGER CATS loom Ail Proceeds Go To "d g f~mf HamùIhon Hcath Sclencesman ChalbteRegistration dw" e. @"Milton District Hospital Foundation N*. 13159543RRO001 eXEAPL O EL4 EXCELLE98CEM 30 Derry Rd., E., Miton, On"al, L9T 2X5 - (905) 876-70141 Pheas make cheques payable ta : Children's Hospital. CiHl under $2500 wii rmuwaax remalai m nUai. I. * r 'I hF-oKL =ew A GF Cnaa oman CEA!< Heavy Duty Underlift Available TMm CDNAL 1-81 Hr. Towing Service & Repairs Accept ail major Credit Cards Fax: 905-854-1282 BOO-363-2209 Nick Akkermans 905-5"-169 m AI "AutOGIas Auto Accessories Upholsteiy Repairs ,,Windshield Repairs 181 AIN T. #1 & 2, MiTO 86-4785 Churchill Collision mc. Dupont Quality Assurance Program Don Richard 885 Main St. E., Units 7 & 8 Milton, ON (905) 875-3208 -1 1