Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Top senior honoured Mayor Gord Krantz (let) and RCMP constable Debbie Duffy-Bone (right) present certiticates ta Mike Ledwith, the Milton Senior of the Vear. Non-Caholics in, no qutestions Non-Catholic high school students can now enroll in Halton's Catholic high schools, if they choose. Trustees on the separate board have revised admis- sion policies, as a result of provincial govemment changes guaranteeing open access to Ontaro' s high schools. Under the new regulations, superintendent Lou Piovesan told trustees recently, the board has an oblig- ation to educate ail Ontario students who wish to attend a Catholic high school, regardless of their reli- gion. The board still bas the right to control admissions at the elementary level, where critenia such as religious -see OPEN on page 10 IN THE MAlTER OF THIE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT R.S&0. 1AM 190 .0. 18 AND IN TH1E MATTER 0F the lands and premises at the following municipal address in the Province of Ontario. NOTICE 0F INTENTION TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE Council of the Corporation of the Town of Milton intends to designate the exterior of the building only at the fol- lowing municipal address as a building of historical and architectural significance under Part IV of the Ontario Hertage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.Q. 18. Municipal Address: Ebenezer United Church 12274 Guelph Line, Milton (Part of Lot 22, Concession 3, <t4assgaweya) Town of Milton) REASONS FOR TH1E PROPOSED DESIGNATION: The current building, which was construted in 1915, is a sirngie story cruclform building of red stretcher brick with three bays. The building has a ltlgh gable roof with a cross gable, towers to the front and rear with decorative briokwork. The building contaîns semni-circular and cîr- cular stained glass windows, stone voussoirs and moulded lug silîs and moulded trim. The building is accessed through two semi-circular double doors with stone voussoirs, moulded trim and a multiple-light transom. The building contains two cornerstones dated 1847 and 1915. Not only is the building important f rom an architectural standpoint, the property has tremendous historlo value and interest. Religious worship has occurred on this site since 1823, which coincides with early Nassagaweya settlement. This building is the third to be constructed on the site. The first was of log construction, the second of shiplap wood construction. DATED AT MILTON this 7th day of July, 1998. Helen Lisi, Acting Town Clerk The Corporation ofthe Town of Milton 43 Brown Street Miton, Ontaro L9T 5H2 The Department af Lesure Series requirea a Reseeri Asuiteunt ta mark wkht* W Iibn Doei Action Grow for a ~ onwee uulc e r pattiod Te successfut candidate wt te twa#ved In researthing Inormaton on ttterpretng end A awouresavallable in teUMM o o ntym ndconipilin statistics an tM Mon Deai cammuntic The Pbt MI imate te develaprent of naterials to protitnew swer vise iato tlieaf ommitt and maerials te advle ise cammumty on how te moateïafle criies more accesesle. NitislocusA alto te an aaitg lie NUisi Demi Action Group ptannig omwny educutional forums. Quainloina The successel candidate ait passess excellent cammuncation skttle la mark witi thle Deal & hearing aammunky~ Necssaary sdla Inahela rsearhingcapatie% evettlplanning. matWSet ,and computer exprensce in Wlndowe '05. Wnae t e le DIcuiureanid prcdlebuncy in Aeia.inLanguagtet b enllcial. Elik- Candidates mut betetmeenlie agaof 15 - 24 andnmust 1»a resident ofOntario Sala1nt Ou aldicnts me ihletoasubmda roseea*o Deadieefar Applconur Ridn Jl« 0. OU 43 Siam te« t»Alr Gabdo Doyt swaftm ServroAditautr :2*MSRP r~~iirii&i finentafl Sooner or Iater... You'II own General!_ VÀ u mi-- e 0a0=Oe um WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR CURRENT "SUMMER SAVINGS" FLYER PAGE 3 -ITEM #8, JUNIOR AIR BED, 76-2576-8 COPY READS: 39" X 74" SHOULD READ: 30" X 62" We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. cnote d327 - Zone 0/2