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6 - The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, September 7, 2004 *Comment Let's watch out for the young ones today Schaol's in, Milton. Taday thousands of local yaungsters head ta clans - many for the first time. It's an exciting and nerve-wracking time for both children and parents alike. But it can also be a particularly dangeraus time, with school buses laading and unlaading children ail over tawn and young ones crassing busy intersections on their way tai school. It's a lime when a little driver impa- tience or sheer carclesanets can be costly - even deadly. Remember ta exercise extra caution when traveling through town before achool begint and after classes let out, because chances are you'll be paasing by a schaul, school crossing area or designated pick-up/drap-off site. 0f course school crossing guards and bus drivers are usually good about watching out for potential dangers, but it's everyonc's responsibility ta safe- guard aur children. Be sure ta stop at Ieast 20 metres behind a schaal bus when the red ligbts begin ta flash and remember that schoal buses stop at ail railway cross- ings and that traffic is required ta, stop in both directions of a stopped school bus, except if the raad is divided by a median. Familiarizmng yaurself with echool zone areas and giving yaurseîf a few extra minutes ta get ta work or mun errands can alsa, ga a long way toward preventing an accident. A little extra care and patience shouldn't be too much ta ask when considering the preciaus cargo aboard those buses we ail get caught behind from time tai time. *Our Readegrs Write 7ratmt of our local p*rks la shme Milton in need of continuing education facility scnaA- e, ionIUI I'm vM sy *ie by teway peo- weve spant mion of dollar ta pro- vidle oaualdre safe plae tu platy and massy people donst cae to kee thest dem and frac Ofdebti. i ws& to Lot Spoat Paak cvey day aniaaad ut *di tise gasbapiad dos fec*ef belÉsd by meUlais peciple. 1 -ol un«*M -u -yn M Ibo" po*â ne fS o frum s H - m y - --vi "dkw e why do it in a publie petit? As for dog lovera, ['veo wned mny a do& nid would never have thuglt of leavung my pet's doo-doo on thae wdak- way or GaW foabid ca on ses lawn. 1b eope shoUld y tracklgmmof .tha atuif Mt tisei homoi and se how loSg I wouldtae theas ta dean up after il"rng dal iamt pile tnt seseai lo~pMmmosooow Now that il appears tihe transit situation in town bas been resolved, there are somne ather problemrs that need addressing. Most immediate, in my opinion, is the fact that there are three high requiring continuing education. The closest are Sheridan Callege campuses in Oakville and Brampton, yet there's no public transportation tai either. Not ail studenta have available tsn't an education facility in Milton - especially with the increasing population - mare important than a Wal-Mart? H. Shaver Milton Intermodal terminal simply doesn'"t belong here Dear Editor: t think it's appropriate that we have been reminded that the proposed CN Intermadal site is still an an- going issue for Milton. I'm certain minembers of RA[L (Residents Affected by Internodal Lines) welcomes Haiton MP Gary Carr's involvement in opposition lt the building of thit The proposed facility wdl be a large, noisy and dusty industrial site which belongs in an industrial area - not down the road fromti aur hospital and new subdivi- sions. John Gent Tremaine Road The Canadi'anChampion Bus 248, 191 Main St. E., (905) 878-2341 Editoriai Fax: 905-878-4943 Advertising Fax: 905-876-2364 Classified: 905-875-3300 Circulation: 905-878-5947 r an Oliver Publisher Neil Oliver Asouoinle Pablisher uitl Davis Euiiîor-me-Chief Karen Smith Mnnagrng Edalor Wendy McNab Adverlisang Oireclor Tias Cole$ ProductiSon Manager Dear Editor: l'm writing who broke in dren's televisi Now we as The Canaie Champin, pubiished every luesday and Fridus ai 191 Main Si. 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The puSlisher reseroes the nghS it calegoose adueOtisemei or Cecliol Charlene Hall Distribution Manager EditoOa and adveOising contn of The Caaien Chmini by copyrigt Oeeautho Zed use isprOS SOt Ter, Cama Offic e Manager fleeAm, Canscoe Chaern a. acycilable Piduc Theft of TV/O VO player from van hurt young boys to the creep - and 1'm being pole - We hope you feel good about what you've done - Lour two vehicles and stole aour chul- making three uittle boys very unhappy. on and DVD player fronn our van. Sonya Shoppard left to explain to our three sons why Lyndaay Court sure ySu include your name, addros and telphone ~when submittng a letter to the editor for publiton. by Steve Nease qý