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THE NEW TANNER Supportive housing opens apartment The grand opening of the Halton Region Supportive Housing Program at the Bruce Apartments, Ontario Street in Milton, took place on Tuesday, June 30. The rib- bon cutting ceremony was presided over by Ted Chudleigh, Halton North MPP, Joyce Savoline, Re- gional Chairman, Milton Centrat Ontario AUCTIONEERS Professianal Auction Services Estate & Industrial * Certified Appraiser Consignment Welcome Mayor Gordon Krantz and Mary Garbes, manager of the Halton Housing Authority. Supportive Housing is a program which provides es- sential services to enable sen- iors to lead an independent lifestyle in their own apart- ments as long as possible in comfort, safety and with dig- nity. The desired outcome is NORM WEBSTER (416) 523-6645 (pager) (905) 873-7633 (home) R.R.#1, Limehouse ON Effective August 1, 1998 the phone number for Dr. D.W. Vanderbent will change to (519) 853-0063 His address will remain the same FT 93 Mill St. E, Acton L7J 1H5 Dr. Vanderbent will continue to accept MOEN Ky 853-4577 Lateview FLOORING & KITCHENS to prevent or delay facility placement. The Halton Region Sup- portive Housing Program is a Community Outreach pro- gram of Allendale. The pro- gram, which began in Mil- ton in October 1995 in two seniors' buildings managed by the Halton Housing Au- thority -- the Bruce Apart- ments (40 Ontario St.) and Harmony Court (111 Ontario St.) -- was provided the op- ' portunity to enhance the services available through the Ministry of Health's re- investment in community services funding. On-site personal support services were implemented at both buildings in December 1997. These services are provided through a contract with Red Cross Homemakers. The Ministry of Health has defined the role of Sup- portive Housing and the cli- ents eligible to receive serv- ices. Priority individuals are those who daily require serv- ices including personal sup- port, reassurance checks and essential homemaking, in order to remain in the com- munity. Examples are: assist- ance with bathing, dressing, « meal preparation, medication reminders and household tasks. Those interested in the program must first apply to the Halton Housing Author- ity. The opportunity to iden- tify support needs is done through the application proc- ess. Applications can be accessed by calling 849- 8383, ext: 233. <> Home WAsige Contre Dekswood DECK CLEANER $Q99 (946 ml) Reg. ate $379 (3.7 L) Benjamin Moore <> Purchase Both Products Together and Receive a FR DECK STAIN 129% Thurs-Fri 9-8 Sat 9-4 130 Mill St. E. Acton website: www.haltonhills.com/lakeview EE Deck Stain Brush! Store Hours: Mon-Wed 9-5 Reg. *33% Reg. $31" 853-1190 iol fi oe FUTURE HOME: The Halton Credit hea i Union hopes to begin construction THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1998 = onanew Acton branch on the Becker's plaza site, which it recently purchased, this fall with occupancy by the spring Checking out the site and an artist's rendering ofthe proposed building are (left) Halton Credit Union board member Larry Graves of Acton, Acton branch manag: -- Frances Niblock photo Continued from Page 1 physically disabled and am- bulatory persons. The serv- ice, which was a joint effort funded by the Region of Halton, managed by Oakville Transit, operated by Tyler Transport Ltd., and vehicles maintained by the Town of Halton Hills, originally went north and southbound four times per day connecting Acton, Georgetown, Milton, Oakville and Burlington. In January 1998, the serv- ice changed to meet the needs of passengers with new rout- ing to Acton, Georgetown, As of August { | | Dr. T.B. Moore's | telephone number changes to | (519) 53-4449 oe \ His address remains the same. lp r. George McWilliam 93 Mill St. E., Acton, L7J 1H5 Effective August 1 Dr. McWilliam's phone number will change to (519) 853-9997 ike er Harold Postma and Credit Union CEO Peter Bawled. Region cuts Pegasus service Milton and Oakville (includ- ing Sheridan College). The original Pegasus bus' was re- tired and replaced to include wheelchair and ambulatory seating. The Transit Team has rec- ommended to Halton Re- ae Council that the 18,159 unconditional grant and the 1998 capital alloca- tion of $13, , to Council. The Halton Area Services Review Steering Committee does not support the additional funding to the Pegasus of $16,201 for 1998. "T'm disappointed it's be- ing terminated before we see what effect the new semester at Sheridan College on pas- senger count, as well as some of the adult students going to E.C. Drury during the day when the school buses are not going there," said Ted Tyler of Tyler Transport. "We are looking at the possibility of operating a similar type serv- ice, but it is very difficult to generate enough revenue without some form of a sub- sidy, like most public trans- portation in Ontario such as GO Transit." The Pegasus service pro- vided work for five part-time drivers, office and vehicle maintenance staff. The last day for service is July 31. Vv * Accounting Cferk * Administration Assistant Wi ico Computer Business Applications * Business Office Skills tk * Micro Computer Software Support "Céitificate Courses available 95 * ACCPAC * WordPerfect * Internet ; * Intco to Computers * Microsoft Office * Basic Keyboarding at hsistance ay be aralable othe who qualiy ACADEMY OF LEANING Computer & Business Career College 226 Speedvale Ave. W. #9, Guelph Website at: http://www.academyol.com NOW WITH OVER 145 LOCATIONS! eel