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4 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER National Trust Helping you secure your future Ob While the Oakville Family YMCA is certainly proud of its past, the facility is definitely keepâ€" ing its sights set on the future. On Monday, as the Rebecca Street branch celebrated the parent organization‘s 150th Anniversary, Town Council formally endorsed its expansion plans as a vital commuâ€" nity need. 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HOPEDALE MALL 3rd Line Rebecca TT " i The Town wanted to make a formal statement and did," he said, explaining how this nod from Council will add a little more weight to the Y‘s jobsOntario fundâ€" ing application. This was originally made last October but when further paperâ€" work is submitted the Town‘s resoâ€" lution will certainly be included, said Carrothers. In June 1993 the Oakville Family Y announced its plans for a $7.5 million, 45,000 square foot expansion project which will be connected to the existing 12,000 square foot building. While the necâ€" essary money will come from a capâ€" ital fundraising program in the Oakville community, several area corporations jumped on board early to help it get started. Though tightâ€" lipped about dollar figures raised so ~ far, Carrothers said he is pleased with the progress of the campaign. "Things are going quite well but these things don‘t happen overnight," he said, explaining how the public appeal for funds will be the last step in the campaign. "We have had good support so far." In order not to put the cart before the horse, Carrothers outlined how the Y is concentrating on fundraisâ€" ing before it sets to work designing the new building. He expects the first shovel to be in the ground next year with an official opening in mid to late 1996. The YMCA â€" now in over 100 countries ~ started in Oakville in 1956 as a dropâ€"in centre and a rooms registry set up to facilitate accommodations for out of town tradesmen involved in building the Ford Plant. After moving from Church to Dunn Street, the $1.2. million Rebecca Street facility was constructed as a 1967 Centennial project. In recent years, however, the demand on the YMCA has been such that services and programs are June 8, 195 Oakville Family ‘Y betting on the future The Oakville Family YMCA celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Young Men‘s Christian Asssociation with a ceremonial cake cutting on Monday. On hand to cut the ceremonial cake were (left to right) Oakville Mayor Ann Mulvale, fourâ€"yearâ€"old Amy Panning, and Bruce Ireland, the president and chief executive offiâ€" cer of the oakville Family YMCA. The first YMCA was formed in England in 1844. Today, YMCAs are active in 114 countries includâ€" ing China, South Africa, Poland, Germany and Canada. throughout town. 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Halton‘s present systems wer installed in 1983 and do not meet rent needs, according to a report b commissioner of finance Joe Rinaldo Rinaldo says in his report the ne computer system would help th region to streamline processes an thereby reduce administration costs. SAP has operated in Europe, prc viding programs for IBM mair frames, and has only recently move into the North American market. It is hoped that eventually all are municipalities in Halton will be ints grated into the system to improve eff ciency and reduce costs, according t Rinaldo. Odors top list of complaints to refinery hotline "We care about having a clean anc healthy environment, too." That‘s the message that the Citizen Advisory Committee of Petroâ€"Canada is delivâ€" ering with the promotion of the ernis‘1 sion hotline number. Residents, parâ€" ticularly those living in the Bronts area, are encouraged to call 1â€"800â€" 667â€"3876 should they detect odof from the Oakville refinery. 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