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F7 ENP Eo uP y o t t Wds s se s on » n m e m nc HRCA will reconsider allowing snowboards at Glen Eden By KAREN SMITH Special to the Beaver nowboarding may be allowed at Glen Eden Ski Area next winter if it‘s approved by the Halton Region Conservation Authority (HRCA). Numerous requests from the public that the activity be perâ€" mitted at the ski area have prompted the HRCA‘s advisory board to consider the sport once again. The board twice denied snowboarding at Glen Eden â€" /‘ in 1989 and 1991 â€" due to lack of space, said Sandy Bell, manâ€" ager of the HRCA‘s conservaâ€" tion areas division. But the issue is back on the board‘s agenda as of a meeting last month. "They (the board) decided they wouldn‘t consider it for this year, but agreed to look at it for next year," said Bell. Bell said the pros and cons of implementing the sport, as well as, trends where snowâ€" boarding is concerned across the continent will be included in a report. He added that physical conâ€" ditions at the ski area have changed little, but integration of snowboarding at ski areas across North America has conâ€" _ tinued to increase to about 90%. Snowboarding enthusiasts want to see the sport at Glen Eden, he said, so they don‘t have to travel long distances to other ski hills. He added that in the past Glen Eden didn‘t have the capacity to provide lessons for snowboarding. The board felt it shouldn‘t allow activities without having instruction available, Bell said. The snowboarding issue is expected to be discussed at the HRCA board‘s May 12th meetâ€" ing, following completion of the report. Imagine Life Without Thousands of once nearâ€" sighted people now enjoy this _ freedom An advanced laser procedure which takes an eye doctor only minutes to perform has changed the :: ; ‘, way they see the world. If _ \\\\\} you‘re over 21 and nearâ€" sighted, you may be a _ ‘/%, > > suitable candidate /s Informational seminars will be held at the MISSISSAUGA CENTRAL LIBRARY (301 Burnhamthorpe Rd., West of Hurontario) at 7:00 p.m. on: Wednesday, MARCH 30th To obtain more information or register for the seminar Dr. Calvinâ€"W.â€"Breslin 239â€"4623 : Not In New York Not In Toronto _ Not Even In Burlington There‘s Only 1 Stoney Creek Furniture And It‘s Only 15 Minutes/% ) From Your Door! Unique furniture collections, accessories and handâ€"painted pieces. An 87,000 square foot showroom and warehouse complex filled with outstanding displays of North America‘s finest furniture designs. Thousands of luxurious fabrics. A superb selection, worlds away from the everyday. Savings that make a world of difference. It is worth the drive. toney " FURNITURE â€" Lrtéek A world away from the everyday MILTON MISSlSSAUfif\/â€"\ (@®) TORONTO OAKVILLE /@ BURLINGTUN'@ (=) LAKE QON "**" ANNIVERSARY Store Hours: Monday to Friday 9 am to 9 pm; Saturday 9 am to 6 pm; Sunday Noon to 5 pm Phone: 560â€"3303 / 643â€"4121; Out of town call 1â€"800â€"263â€"8575 Lewis. Rd. and the QEW, S, Service Rd,, Stoney, Creek, Ontario (between the Fruitland and Fifty Rd. exits off the QEW) F661 ‘g1 yorep ‘Aepung ‘puaygam 19neog â€" 6L ns ie l mc oo B uB c t n n se es ie hi d en t mm e it dn c t i on en en flced on l