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Truck illegal, town says Curling can be as competitive orwas" social as you like. Uxbridge District Curling Club oflers a large variety of programs to suit everyone! League Curling: Juniors, Ladies, Little Rocks, Mens, Mixed, Seniors. League games - Monday to Friday evenings. Thursday mornings Sunday Evening Mixed League Little Rocks/Bantams â€" Sunday afternoons Fun league - Monday Wednesday mornings afternoons October 4th - October 7th, 2010 7:00pm - 9:00pm Uxbridge District Curling Club 70 Franklin St., Uxbridge, Ont. Members will be on hand to assist new curlers so bring clean running shoes and give it a try! Check out our web site at www.uxbridgecurlingclub.com or call 905-852-6862 for more information. Hall Ice rentals available for parties, weddings, or your own curling events. oflice? We take our office to them,” Mr. Alt- mann said. If Mr. Altmann wanted to keep his truck on the road, he would have to cover everything up except his last name, which has been decalled on the front windshield prior to the According to the town’s lawyer, Michael Bigioni of Bigioni LLP Barristers and Soliciâ€" tors, Mr. Altmann’s truck is not an office. “Although it is of course possible to carry out many of the functions ordinarily per- formed in offices in vehicles as well, this does not mean that such vehicles must be regarded as offices," Mr. Bigioni wrote in an e-mail to the town, which was forwarded to Mr. Altmann. However, Mr. Bigioni admitted the town's election sign bylaw is flawed because it does not define a campaign office “and which must, therefore, be interpreted in order to determine whether the bylaw is being comâ€" plied with". The interpretation utilized by Mr. Bigioni came from the Gage Canadian Dictionaxy: “the place in which the work of a business or profession is done; a room or rooms in which to do such work” We offer infant, Toddler, Preschool and School Age Programs. Call now for more information and registration, please contact Krystle Wilbur or Nikki Larkin at 905.408.0123 or moandmyfriendschildcméyahoa.ca. New family owned and operated Licensed Child Care Now Open in Claremont 5067 Old Brook Road ~ Get out of tho; house on thosc'long winter nightsand have some FUN! _Free Open House Registration “You shouldn’t have to cover your name. ‘Altmann' on the windshield versus ‘lustin Altmann' (on the side). I can see where they say ‘your hometown candidate’ or the ‘vote’ or the ‘mayor’ to cover up those if that’s what they want,” Mr. Altmann said. Although Mr. Altmann disagrees with the municipality’s definition of a campaign oflice, he has decided to park the truck until Sept. 30, save for a photo opportunity for The Sun-Tribune Friday. “We’ve made our point," he said. “As far as I’m concerned, we have compli- ance," said Nancy Cronsberry, senior munic- ipal law enforcement officer for the town. 2006 election in which Mr. Altmann lost his bid for Ward 2 councillor to Phil Bannon. Although Mr. Altmann disagrees with the municipality’s definition of a campaign office, he has decided to park the truck until Sept. 30, save for a photo opportunity for The Sun-Tribune Friday. Justin Altmann with his truck/office in front of the town offices in Stoufl'ville. The mayoralty candidate can put the vehicle back on the road next Thursday. The town says it’s a sign. Join us for OPG’s Fall Hike Series and enjoy family-friendly guided hikes through Rouge Park. September 25 - November 28 Every Saturday Sunday @ 9:30 am. 12 noon and 2 pm. STAFF PHOTO/SJOERD \MTTEVEEN