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A16 - The Ganadian Champion, Friday, August 29, 2008 E'RE MOVIN FOWR ONvî~eus SUTIAL HATO U N CANER S0CETy ~5 PH S Il - GR W HC N ET IFV "SN Halton Region is developing a plan for building sustainable and healthy communities for _ generations to corne. This growth management initiative is called Sustainable Halton. Halton Region's efforts will mean less sprawl, greater protection of farmland, better infrastructure, and more liveable communities. n lune of this year, Halton Region released fîve Growth Concepts that show where future homes and jobs could be located. In September, the Region is hosting four open houses to discuss the five Growth Concepts. Corne to an open house to learn about how the Region is planning for sustainable and healthy commuitiesand ow vi wil meetthe rovine's opulaion nd emloymGRAHrwth PAINats GRHAMNAINE A NACHAMPHMPON commuitie n d o we wil et the rvies oultion an lomnrowth fcps.Yu omet recat FORE A GOOD C:AUSE: Canadian Cancer Society fundraising co-ordinator Nancy for altn Rgio. W wan tohea yor vews f te Gowt Cocept. Yur ommntsare Yarmel (centre) accepts a cheque for $35.000 in support of breast cancer research from important as we move forward on Sustainable Halton and further refine the concepts in the next Ladies Drive 4 Cancer organizers (from Ieft) Sue DiPalma, Carole Sharp, Theresa phase of work. Chuchmach, Irene Grier and Dot Brophy. The funds were raised at the annual golf tourna- If you are unable to attend, or want more information, please visit our website at ment at Granite Ridge Golf Club. www.halton.casustamflablehalton. Follow the links f0 the online workbook and give us your thoughts. *o f ra l *r t *3 We look forward ta hearing from you. Sustainable Halton Meeting Schedule Date Location Venue lime Monday Burlington Appieby Ice Centre 6:15 to 9:00 p. m. September 8 Multi-Purpose Room presentation at 6:45 1201 Appleby Line S II Tuesday Milton Milton Sports Centre 6:15 to 9:00 p.m. September 9 Banquet Room presentation at 6:45 605 Santa Maria Blvd Wednesday Odakville River Oaks Community Centre 6:15 to 9:00 p.m. September 10 Community Room A presentation at 6:45 2400 Sixth Line Tuesday Halton Georgetown District High Schooi 6:15 f0 9:00 p.m. September 16 His Cafeteria *presentation at 6:45 Sa l I e 10'-0 f trwdl 70 Guelph Street Georgetown For more information, please contact either: NOW ONLY Perry Vagnini, Acting Senior Poiicy Analyst at 905-825-6000 ext. 7987, toli-free at Labour Day weekend signais back to schooi for Haiton students. The roads and neighbourhoods in our community will be busier with chiidren waiking, NWOL bicycling, or taking the bus to and from school. We would like to remind ail motorists that when driving your vehicie, be aware$ of the speed limit at ail times, particuiariy in schooi zones. Remember when DUal Redhdng ut«n approaching a stopped schooi bus with its upper red iights flashing, vehicies travelling in both directions must stop. e Drive SAFE (Safety Awareness For Everyone) is a partnership between Haiton GayCr Region and Haiton Regionai Police Service to promote road safety To iearn RGiary Cair C@UUf@Vt. les wbt we . more about the Drive SAFE program visit our website, Rgoa hi www.halton.caldrivesafe. -JW NOM i-L'pE ~s~n 8September 9 9:30 a.m. Heaith & Social Services Committee > I-lI~ i =- m September 10 9:30 arn. Plan -ning & Public Works Committee ww.lazbaoytoronto.comn lui ---u aulJ;Kc ~ ..~