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Being Road Knight from NORTH on page 10 Transportation ni Milton, Mr. Morley, 57, of I-lton Hils olten takes one of his employer's rigs to the school or parking lot, to allo\\ people to see what lile is lke up in the cah ot a Freighllinert "They find it's another woî ld,- he said. "T1he tractor-traiter truck mighît be a familiar sight on the road. yet few ever sit behind the svheel and see it fromn our perspective." In 16 years, Mr. Morley has seen significant changes in the ss'orld of trucking. svîth the addition of tracking systeims on traiter' and cabs so the company knoss s cactly \vhere the vehicle is at any ns Ven minute, and ntrcltaîîrtl ittovations in the truck.,, tieni selves. I-is nexv Freightliner ts equipped with a 1<) speed automatîc transmission, which svould have been unheard ol a fess years ago. Mr. Morley said being a good truck driver is more than Just step- ping behind the wheel. A driver must be able to drive a truck (obvi- ously) but also navigate through numerous maps, know the ruies of the road, be aware of the truck's safety and be able to recognize truck problems when he breaks down so that he can tell his dis- patcher (or service man) exactly svhat is wrong with the tmuck. Being a Road Knight is a life-iong distinction, but Mr. Morley and his colleagues are only active for two years, volunteering and talking to groupa. Mr. Morley is reimbursed for travel expenses by his employer. who actually encouraged him to apply for the position. Having a Road Knight driving one of your trucks is considered quite an honour by the trucking business svorld. for your Harrop Gallery Fliyer in Today's Canadian Champion! Corne see us 345 Steeles Ave., miaton 905-878-8161 ...or your fLhhouse wuater Gardens & Spas Flyer ini Today's Canadian Champion!. Corne see us at our new location 13238 Steeles Ave (Just West of Trafalgar) 905-878-2300 The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, May 3, 2005-11 S'h r 9 çe M/i toin t 0o onepn PridqxV It's that tiîne of year again for Showcase Milton - the Milton Chamber of Commerce's consumer shopping show, Showrase will open Friday at the Milton Sports Centre and mun through to Sunday aftemnoon. It'll featut'e more than 100 exhibitors offering produets for home and garden, travel, entertainment, fitness, automo- tive, real estate andi insurance. Visitors will have the chance to wmn numerous prizes. including an ail-inclu- sive trip -for two to a Sandals Beach Resort in C'uba and a special Mother's Day package for those who antend on Sunday. The show wiIl mun Friday from 10 a.m, to 9 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday fromt noon to 5 p.m. A special Mayor's Breakfast wilI kick off the activities Friday morning. Cai the Chamber at (905) 878-0581 for tickets. Events througbout the weekend inchîde demonstrations, kids' activities and charity Pilot Insurance hot air bal- loon rides, weather permitting. The tethered balloon will bc ltosted. by McCuaig Insurance, with proceeds fromn rides going to the Milton District Hospital Foundation. Donations to the foundation for rides are optional T'here'1l also be a draw for a sunrise or sunset bal- loon flight for two. Balloon rides will be available from about 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, Saturday momning starting at around 9:30 arn. and possibly on Sunday in the latc morning. Professional daycare services wiII be available Saturday and Sunday. Admission costs $2. Children under 12 years nid get in free. Friday adission is free for seniors over 60. Showcase Milton sponsors include The Canadian Champion, Travel Choice Amnerican Express, GoodLife Fitness Clubs, Scotiabank and RBC Royal Bank. NOW OPEN MILTON CROSSROADS ,,,-.uder press*ure sensatlon! i/ wé.ydepartents,: Tel.: (905) 878-8750 For more fashion looks visit www.reitmýans.com