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- i A12 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, July 22, 2005 Proposed bylaw relquires people âw Xiepieiu yarus ciear of aebris Local residents wiîh messy yards could soon be ordered by the Town t0 dlean up their set. At ils meeting Monday nighî. Milton council auîhorized staff bo bring forward a bylaw 10 provide for the maintenance of land in a dlean and clear condition. The bylaw would contain provisions for property maintenance, composting, stand- ing waîer and dereliet motor vehicles. "This bylaw wiIl allow the Town's enforcemnent officers 10 deal wiîh serious healîh issues such as West Nile (standing water), composter placement, odour and rodent conîrol in a timely fashion and increase public safety," Town Clerk Troy McHarg reported 10 council. "The bylaw provides for the immediate remedy of vio- lations if a hazard 10 the public is observed.' Some of the provisions in the draft bylaw include that property owners shaîl: - trim or cut weeds or turf grass, whether dead or alive, that is more thsn 30 cm taîl * only be permitted 10 compost behind the bouse * not use their property 10 park or store motor vehicles that aren'î fit for the road due 10 damnage or poor repair 1 keep their land free and clear of garbage, refuse and domestic or industrial waste of any kind The bylaw -which would work in con- junction wiîh the Town's exisîing bylaw that prescribes standards for the mainte- nance and occupancy of properties - wiIl go before council for consideration aI ils August 8 meeting. Soccer. Sport or game? For kîds starting out, it should be a game, first and foremost. In Timbits Soccer kids are taught how ta play, and more importantly, how ta have fun playing. With over 45,000 I Timbits Soccer players in Canada, kids are proving they love games. That's why your local Tim Hortons is proud ta sponsor Timbits Soccer. The first goal is having fun. Kind gesture q Nmne-year-old Veronica Meal of Milton grew her hair so she could donate ut ta the Canadian Cancer Society ta make wigs for ili children. It was recerîtly cut by her hairstylist, Norma Stavinga, from Nec Centrix Salon and Spa. Student earns bachelor in U.S. Milton resident Nicholas A. Puglistnîch reccntly receved a liaiheliir 01 htIine, admtinistration OBBA, from Norlhwooxd t'niversityý Mr. Putlel i. the ,on ol* Alfred aînd Manx Puglisevich ol .Milton. womuleted lie uic I(ii tur ycar prmIrani at tie Midland. Micliiîîîan canipu. NortIh%îsîd tiîerst i a çIri\ aie. accredited university spe- cialiitîcin riaýna,,erial and entreprenieurial education. The univer- sity eiiha.si/es the inmportance off lie enterprise and is dedicated Ioi the preserx ation (ilthe free miarket aiid the important relation- ship beisseen business aîîd the arts. MILTON TENNIS CLUB Summer Tennis Camp For beginner, intermediate, and advanced kids Ages 6 to 18 Week-long summer tennis camps fealurs on and off court training, lactîcal training, compelilive situations, free play, soccer, lechnical feedback and corrections, drilling and weekly lournamenîs, al in a fun-filled almosphere. Office:1(9 08591