8- The Canadian Champion, Friday Juiy 4, 1997 Halton to have two GTA seats By KIM ARNOTT Special to The Champion The latest of the GTA proposais is now on the table, and Halton municipal politicians will have a few weeks to, comment on ils viabiiîy. The newesî plan, which calîs for the creation oî a Greater Toronto Services Board to co-ordinate services and infrastructure planning, was presenîed 10 OTA mayors and regionai chairs in Burlinglon recently. Retired Oakvilie civil servant Milt Farrow, who was commissioned by the provincial govemment 10 create the strategy, bold the politicians that his recommendations wiil ensure the Greater Toronto Area remains economically viable. "Much of what is in this report, if nol ail of il, came from my discussions with the people in this room," he said. "The main reason this whole thing was put together was 10, make sure the GTA slayed number one in the worid." 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(905) 889-8168 MILTON4 GOSPEL HALL 306 Ontario St. N. 878-2022 S10:00 arn, - Broaldng Bread 11:45 arn. - Sunday Sctsooi 6:30 p.m. - Gospel Service Wednosday 7:30 p.m. Prayor Meeting and Bible Reading "God sent bis oniy begollen Son loto the worid, that we mlgbt live througi, hlm."l 1 John 4.9 SvenhDayJ% Advets Church Hugs Foster Hadl Ç~ 43 Mary St coemer of HuW & Kiir Pastor jac Friesm 639-730 (uurlirgon) SERVICE SATURDAYS Christ-centered, Bible believing, friendly! pro MI develop a long-term wastî for the GTA and provide and liaison wiîh various lev Under Mr. Farrow's rec would have two representa regional chair and one a throughouî the GTA woul lion and would be re-aligne Advisory rural and urb wiîh represenlatives drawn municipalities, would prov member decision-making The new board would ha' issues as water and sewe regional transit, GO Trans HOY NrOSAR ROMNCTHOC CHURCH S139 Martin St., Milton 878-6535 T.T.Y. 878-9044 Mass at 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 arn. & 10:30 a.m., Sunday OUR LADY 0F VICTORY Milton Helghts No Sunday Mass ST. 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Phono: (905) 878-3358 Sundlay, JuIy 6, 1997 10:45 a.m. THE APPOINTMENT WITiI GOD Pastor Rogge begins the sermon series enlilied... «Things la Corne" with the message,,, '1E RAP TRE COMMUNION WITH BE SERVED Jr otdeus Osavi (Asso3-51 Sr. essdros Cesi (6-11) 6:30 p.m. EVENNG EVANGEUSTIC RALLY Pastor Rogge continues the sermon series... "Things 10 Corne" with the message... 'WATDOEU IEAVÉOI LOOKIMe? New Aduits Bible Study Summer Senies.,. 'f4IJQTOC Ab* ohf aPaog & auIhm Corne take a Biblical look at the awesome events that will unfold in the last days. Il you've oser wondered about the... *RAPTURE -i LLAR ENIU SOCIR ETYL VE trI YItîMC de'\LlpiW 1II0,Md 'A iOU ICI1v(ý lL costs to vanous munîcipalities based on a user-pay ely don't have a model, explained Mr. Farrow. great deal of "We've got a lot of infrastructure in the ground in this area and we've 10110o optimize every nickel blemsl with this." before we build any more," he said. .................... Thal is likely bo involve service delivery which N0 ORD RANT crosses municipal boundaries, such as the pro- _________________posed water delivery for Milton by Peel Region. and Milton Mayor Gord Kranîz secs that, as a posi- emanagement strategy tive thing. a forum for discussion Mr. Krantz says he believes co-operation els of govemment. beyond "man-made boundaries" makes sense, and ommendations, Halton is generally supportive of the plan. tives on the board: 'Me "I really don't have a great deal of problemts layor. Rcpresentation wiîh this," he said, following the presenlation. d be based on popula- The proposai also seems reasonable to d every three years. Burlington Councillor Denis Lee, who also holds a an issues commillees, seat on Halton regional councîl. from each of the aiea "Given the provincial govemment's mood and ide guidance 10 the 28- position, this is pmobably as good a way as any for ody. us 10 address the problemns this area is going 10 ve the final say on such face," he said. r developmcnt, inter- "But there are a tremendous amount of warts it, wasîe management and wninkles that need to be worked ouI." -Advertisement- AS FOR THE PACKAGE! THE BEST WAY TO TRAVEL IS TO HAVE ALL VOUR PLAN- NING COMPLETED ahead of Lime in conjuniction wvilh your travel profes- sionals - so you can go and enjoy! THE DECISIONS will have been made, the arrangements made, and ail your reser- vations put in place. Then you can relax, and look forward (0 the trip! 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