- Not mhe MMg mlght have sald spring, but old meni wInter had othe kId.. - as Granite Rldge Golf Club had to.postpom e weekend opening due to Inclement weather. Maybe next week. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE First Time Home Buyers l~ek etW O kp GUEST SPEAKERS Norm Paget - Re/Max Sales Representative Richard Howitt - Legal Council + CMHC Representative Sharon Arnold, Senior Financial Services Officer, Prosperity One Prosperit // We wiU discuss such things as: " "Flex Down" - CMHC's program * Using your RRSP or 5% down * How much money you need * What Is comfortably affordable " Closing costs WORKSHOP TO SE HELD AT North Halton Golf & Country Club 363 MapIe Avenue West, Georgetown Tues., April i 2th, 2005 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. D~o Prizes Refrshnf M Lighf Snacks sV« ADMISSION IS FREE, however Iimlt.d seeting lis avouable. To reserve your place colt: Sharon Arnold ui 905"77-6926 Fie. 225 or Nonm Poget, E/MAX RéoI Estote Centre hic. ai 905-877-5211 Nassagaweva spring dlean-up organizers seek more volunteers By ROBIN DOWINTON-POIRIER Special to The Champion It's hoped dozens of residents wilt corne out and hetp pick-up lit- ter and debris during Nassagaweya's Eighth Annual Roadside Cteau-up Saturday, Apr. 30. "We were overwhelmed by (the) response last year and, once again, we are asking residents to don their old clothes and boots and corne out and hetp us clear our roads of the debris left behind by inconsiderate litter touts," said organizer Jean Woods. Every year, residents juin forces to pick up garbage in att shapes and forms from the roadsides and surrounding areas, which have been carelessly tossed out by titterbugs. 'Me items collected can be as smatt as paper cups and plastic boules or as large as couches, toitets and numerous tires. The smatter items are placed in garbage bags provided by the project organizers and att the trash is taken to the dumpsters provided by the Town of Milton or to the dump on Reid Sideroad. "We especially need people with pick-up trucks tu cotlect the garbage and drive the junk to the dumpsters," said Ms Woods. "We are short one pick-up truck at this point and extras are atways helpfut." Gloves, vests, and garbage bags are provided by the Region of Halton and the Town of Milton, sud can be delivered by une of the prujeet co-ordinators. Ms Woods said if peuple cau't make it out April 30, they could go out anuther day that's cunvenient for themn sud the bags will be picked up ou Saturday. '"tt duesu't matter wheu it is doue, just that it gets doue," the said. -This is also a great way for studeuts to eamn their volunteer hours and we cansaigu formns (for school) as neces- sary. Everyone made a great différence tast year and some of the roads have greatly improved since we started. We are Iooking for- ward to seeing everyoue again this year." For more information, supplies or to votunteer for the dlean-up, contact Jean Woods at (905) 854-2107, 886 btsbgR., Unit 4 9HL1'YfflODFORU141 VISIT1bUR1 ' sd iS<TS. LIn"c S âmn p ink P jýý T'Sh u«M FOR SALE