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Multons Community Newvspaper Since 1860 eker.d Edition in St 8?4a N EW S Remembering Halton's heroes S P0R T S A& E Reding senior cagers Choristers back reach Halton finals in fuil swing wvmntoncanadsanchampmon.com )~ARE(N~IS IRPP 1961 (5 JR, I A RH' ~ ~,7S2 SI NWW R .. -mei rupulcto o o.18No 0FIay oei , »07 -, e, GRAHAM PANE / ANADAN CHAMPON AIL DOLLED UP: A group of girls show their styles as part of a Catwalk Girls Modelling and Makeup party that was donated to help raise funds for the Derdre and Friends Foundlations recent annuai charity golf tournament. The party included an introduction to the w/orld of modeling, makeup instruc- tion and a mini-fashion show. From left are Nicole Babin, Desiree Scholtz, Kasia Vednarz and Annemare HoIand. Affordable housing subdivision planned By Melanie Hennessey CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF Plans are in the works for a unique subdi- vision of 150 affordable homes on the Ninth LUne in soutb Milton. The initiative. led by the non-profit corpo- ration Regenesîs Community Living Inc., calîs for a mix of affordable bousîng types - 50 rentali unts focused on meeting the neecis of singles and cbîldiess couples (25 per cent t c be dsîgnatcd as supporiive bousing forE victîms of abuse and the mentallv bancli capped), another 50 rentainunits geared tAR [amilies wîtb children (with sorme of the nunits also dedicated for siipportive bEîusing) anti 50 Habitat f or Humanirv homes. l'le proposed sýubdivision woulcl also incicîde a community serv ices centre designed to mcci the physical, social and spir- ituial neecis (fl the resîclenîs, sucb as tbrough tutoring services anti a breakfast club. i-bce hEpe is thai wîîh the proper supports, it wili hc possible for those wbo need subsi- dized rent to eventually become owners of affcrclable bEomes, succ as tbose but hv Habitat for 1-lumanîts, said Regenesis presi- dent Derk Maat. The propertv is on the wesî sicle of Nmntb f mne, nortb of Egington Avenue, oRn the Halton/Peel boundary. -see GOAL on page A3 Intersection dangerous: residents By Melanie Hennessey CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF A local woman is calling on the Town to put a four-way stop at a south Milton intersection after ber house was struck hy a car on the weekend for the second lime in five months. Yates Driv e resident Denise Dawes said people have been using ber street as -their own htile speedwav" and ignonng the rules of the road, particu- larly' around the corner of Yates and March ( rossing. ier home is the sec- ond bouse in from the intersection. *To bav e iv house ho twrice in a five-month period is a great indication that nobody îs obeyîng the two stop sigiis that arc tiiere, she saidti-1 ihînk itîs tiime iat the f loss o)planners ret bînk tibeir dlecîsion about plat ing a see TOWN on page A3 Insidte Todlay's Champion OPINION A6 CLASSIFIED A27 DATELINE C8 REAL ESTATE C12 www.n-iftoncanadianschai-npion.com *ROGERS WiRF LSS iSP RED MAGA21NE -. NS RERS REPORT *MNMS -SEARS - CLILI AN -.LANADIAN TIRE -NOFRHAIS - FORINOS.-ORLAN O PARA. HOME OAROWARE HURIME 15,0FIOERS.- PR ICE CHOPPERE SOBEOS - ERIDEGO ELINOS F>IF* H -E EU R.ROPPER SPIU/R.-OIELIRANGFSAS.RAMERAINE FOURS - VS1C TLOPI IOSy. ROCES REIARR ROS9SE OS.SEARS - FTR SO 50. RESI ARR.- PART SOURCE.- IRE ARICE SPSP RUO MERO.- MICHAEL S PERSONAL ERRE ORU U L IRCUIT IEUY RAURE IAS. SERAS www.miltontoyota.com li (:ýeest cWe, (=Yloiget. 218 Main St., Milton HmToN Hiu-s re»&IV4 905-875-2999 11,mi, Moil VVcdý (,:00ý,iii 1111-W OOpui - Sat: 1):00alli-4:301,111