86 - The Canadian Champion, Fnday November 3, 2006 business that u d a S itself immune to Ail across Halton, residents the necessity have been thinking of creative for ways to raise money for a advertising Milton baby namned Holly soner or Taylor, who has schizen- later finds cephaly, a rare developmnental itself birth defect. bmunes." Hollys great aunt, jackie businss." Patrick, bas corne up with a Derby rather unique idea to boost Brown financial support, and will be Br set for baby HoIIy holding a creaive girls night out fundraiser Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Oakville. Participants will have fun and express their creativity with simple materials like crayons, markers and wniting materials. No previous artistic experi- ence is necessary to take part, only a desire to explore the artist within. The evening is being billed as an opportunity to relax and de-stress. The cost per person is $25, which includes materials and a snack. For more information, cal Jackie at (905) 465-5224 or e- mail authenticsoul@sympati- co.ca. SAVE MVONEY AND ENERGY by taking advantage of 3 hot deals from Ontario's Conservation Bureau. up tu ~67Soe a installing an [CM equipped furnace a installing a new programmable thermostat a replacing an existing central air conditioner with an ENERGY STAR' qualified system. By participasing in the Hot Savings Rebate Program, you are flot only saving yourself money, you are helping to develop a culture of conservation in Ontario. Program ends March 31, 2007. Jýt coeutact a qu.INNIo parnUdpmUng conracur by visu.g wwwu . osru .bura.nc r CÀUIIng 1M.8.59.9090. Conservation Bureau -igs IMMEDIATE OPENINGS DEDICATED RUNS FOR TORONTO & GTA-based OWNER OPERATOR a COMPANY TEAMS Tor-Wpg-TN-Tor (6 trips/ 20,OOOmilmo.) Tor-TN-Tor (2 & 3 tripslbi-wkly, 16,000 mi/mo) Tor-CaI-TN (direct or via Wpg>-Tor (4 trips/approx 20,000 m/mo.) Tor-Wpg-TX-Tor (4 trips/approx 17,200 milmo.) Company Teams split $0.52 on US miles Owner Operatoms eam $1.07 on US miles "Flexible on days out/days off" Plus UP-FRONT SION-ON BONUS $2000 TEAMSI $1000 SGLS 010 Fuel @ $0.46/L (cap/rebate) 1.800.567.3656 (EnnlPerry) 1.204.253.3323 (Enin) (Co Dry) 1.204.253.3304 (Perry) (0. Op) 1.905.693.1667 (George) GRAHAM RAINE!/ CANADIAN CHAMPION BE OUR GUEST Decked out as an elf recently at the farmers' market, Tina Hopkins drums up interest for the annual United Way of Multons Town and Country Christmas House Tour, set for November 17 and 18. This years event features six Milton and Campbellville area homes decorated by professionals for the holiday season. Tickets are available at Main Streets A Country Mile, Les Fleur Kathleen and Rustic Pear, Brancier Jewellers in Milton Mail, Hawthorne Villages Cafe Deda, International Trading Co. on Crawford Crescent in Campbellville and the United Way office on Chris Hadfield Way. Real Regional Expenience Election day is fast approaching. With the critical issues facing Halton for the next four years, it is more important than ever to vote on Monday, November i 3th. A vote for Brent Marshall is a vote for Real Regional Experience. Brent brings to the job of Chairman a wealth of knowledge and experience. He knows where Halton has been, what it bas taken to get here and what it will take in the future to maintain our "My visionl for Halton îs a communhty that is a mix of town and countryside where residents can live, work and play a healthy Region in every way with distinct local communities surrounded by rural and natural landscapes wvith abundant recreational areas protected for future generations." wvww.brentmarshall.ca 1-866-628-6499 e 1-519-853-1008 Fresh Muffins e Cappuccmno's * Lattés 5 Ail Natural Flavours of Coffee! 427 Main St E. MlfNoae* 00148444 After 5:00 PM... LL OU ANEAT Chicken Wngs! Check Oui Our Open DaiIy STEAK 9am - lOpm SECIALS! 3Dmysof thsYsr! 55 Onno St. &. i MtiMal905-875-1559 DO HIl FUL7JEIO N SRES Leah Chutko, Brent Marshall and Joyce Savoline, outg oing Regional Chair 1 eeHaIton Regional Chair Brent Marshall 1 1