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The Regional Municipality of Halton www.halton.ca 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario L6M 3L1 ? 2 C J ? ? ? ? k ? 2 M J J ? $ P C C ? ? ? ? ? k ? 2 2 7 ? ? ? ? k ? U U U F ? J R M L A ? 03 10 08 Halton Hill s Thanksgiving Waste Collection Notice Please Note Collection Day Changes + - , " 7 2 3 # 1 " 7 5 # " , # 1 " 7 2 & 3 0 1 " 7 $ 0 ' " 7 1 2 3 0 " 7 Thanksgiving October 13 15 16 18 Due to Thanksgiving, waste collection services the week of October 13 will take place the day after your regular collection day. Please place your U ? Q R C ? ? R ? R F C ? A S P @ ? @ W ? ? ? K ? M L ? W M S P ? Q A F C B S J C B ? A M J J C A R G M L ? B ? W . J C ? Q C ? A F C A I ? W M S P ? ? 5 ? Q R C ? + ? L ? E C K C L R ? % S G B C ? ? L B ? ! M J J C A R G M L ? ! ? J C L B ? P ? D M P ? W M S P ? A M J J C A R G M L ? ? P C ? ? details, or visit www.halton.ca to use the Search by Address tool. Halton Waste Management Site Will be closed on Monday, October 13 Regular Operating Hours Open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 5400 Regional Road 25, Milton . J C ? Q C ? A F C A I ? W M S P ? ? 5 ? Q R C ? + ? L ? E C K C L R ? % S G B C ? ? L B ? ! M J J C A R G M L ? ! ? J C L B ? P ? M P ? T G Q G R ? S Q ? M L J G L C ? ? R ? www.halton.ca ? D M P ? K M P C ? G L D M P K ? R G M L Collection movesCollection moves THIS IS YOUR FREE INSCRIPTION FORM FIRST Name(s) of Deceased: LAST Name of Deceased: FIRST Name(s) of Deceased: LAST Name of Deceased: Honour your loved ones on the Wall of Memories. Simply complete this card and bring it in person to the Brampton Memorial Gardens Administration Office. Limited time offer. First-come, first-serve until the Walls are filled. DO NOT MAIL THIS FORM. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY. LEAVE BOX BLANK TO INDICATE SPACES. For more information call 905-840-3400 Your Name: _________________________________________________ Telephone: ________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________ Postal Code:________________________ BRAMPTON MEMORIAL GARDENS 10061 Chinguacousy Rd. at Bovaird Dr., Brampton, ON Complete the attached form and take it to the Brampton Memorial Gardens Administration office. Watch for our Open House in Spring 2009 when the Wall of Memories will be unveiled. Bring in your form or call 905-840-3400 for more information. You are invited to request the name of two loved ones to be inscribed on the Wall of Memories, a permanent granite feature to be placed on the grounds of the Cemetery. Whether your loved one passed away years ago, is resting in another cemetery, country or at Brampton Memorial Gardens, honour them again on this lasting tribute. All Welcome. No obligation. BRAMPTON MEMORIAL GARDENS presents FREE LIMITED TIME OFFER - OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS HALTON TEACHERS! The Halton Catholic District School Board and the Halton District School Board commend you on World Teachers Day, October 5, 2008. Thank you for your contributions to our excellent education systems. Your leadership, commitment and dedication to improving student learning are truly appreciated. As an educator in Halton, you make a significant difference to the lives of our students! Alice Anne LeMay Chair of the Board Michael W. Pautler Director of Education Gillian Tuck Kutarna Chair of the Board Wayne Joudrie Director of Education 10 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, October 3, 2008 For the fire service, October is the month that has been designated as the month to host Fire Prevention Week. A week of concentrated efforts delivering fire and life safety messaging. Why is that? Well, it came about as a result of a devastating fire that took place in Chicago in 1871. A rapid, out of control barn fire which, fueled by a strong, restless wind, spread at lightning speed through the predominantly wooden structures of greater Chicago. By the following day October 9 when the fire was finally brought under control by the use of explosives, much of the Windy City had been devastated. At least 300 people had perished and some 18,000 buildings were destroyed. Almost one third of Chicagos population of 300,000 was left homeless. Thereafter, each October 9, the people of Chicago commemorate the fire with parades and ceremonies. In 1911, the Fire Marshals Association of North America officially declared that date as Fire Prevention Day. Ontario became the first jurisdic- tion to observe Fire Prevention Week during the Sunday through Saturday period in which October 9 falls. Fire Chief Brent Marshall says, This practice continues to this day in communities throughout North America as a constant reminder that pre- vention is the ultimate cure. Marshall adds, As much as we would like the general population to be vigilant of everyday practices, the statistics unfortunately reflect otherwise. While the norm might be one week of fire pre- vention efforts, Halton Hills Fire Protection and Prevention staff tend to make the entire month of October fire prevention activity-related. Chief Marshall indicated that Fire Prevention staff extend themselves into the community where possible in an effort to deliver life safety messages, activities and programs. Over the past couple of years, schools have reaped the benefits of visiting and participating in the departments new fire safety trailer. With the theme of Help Prevent Home Fires, staff will be providing the many ways of preventing a fire, as well as what actions to take in the event a fire does start. Should your group wish to have fire depart- ment staff visit, please contact David Ford, Captain Public Education at 905-873-2601 ext. 2115. David Ford is the Captain Public Education Division of Halton Hills Fire Protection and Prevention Services Fire Prevention Week nears Rick Bonnette A trust fund has been established for a Georgetown family whose Regan Cr. home was destroyed by fire last month. Cathy and Don Turner, and their four chil- dren, were not injured and have now moved into a rental home while their home is rebuilt following the Sept. 10 blaze, which caused $225,000 damage. The family has insurance, but their belongings were severely damaged. A trust fund has been set up at CIBC branches in the Georgetown Market Place and Main St. in Georgetown. The account number is 2668734 and the transit number is 2952. Fund set up for fire victims