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M _ "MISSISSAUGA o m Lynda M. Thompson, Ph. D. Director Underachievement due to Attentional problems? â€" distractible? poor concentration? Neurofeedback (training in brainâ€"wave Selfâ€"regulation) may help! Quotes from Clients: "I didn‘t expect so much after so many problems last year. He sits, listens and his reading is so good." Mother of a 6â€"yearâ€"old. "For the first time in my life I feel I‘m in control." Welcomes Sue Stevenson For the month of June 15% for any acrylic or fiberglass service with Sue. Phone for your appointinent. 288 Lakeshore Rd. E. The Halton Urban Structure Review is a process to establish a longâ€"term Urban Structure plan for the Region of Halton. A joint public meeting is being held to present two of the supporting documents. The Water and Wastewater Servicing Master Plan is a document prepared under the Environmental Assessment Act which analyzed alternative approaches and recommends a preferred method of proâ€" viding water supply and wastewater treatment for new urban areas proposed in the Halton Urban Structure Plan. The Halton Urban Structure Review water and wastewater servicing studies, undertaken to consider planned growth, have been concluded. In order to accommodate growth, the Region of Halton‘s preâ€" ferred strategy consists of the following components: extension of Water and Wastewater Servicing by the construction of a new Water Purification Plant, an expansion to the midâ€"Halton Wastewater Treatment Plant and various reservoirs, pumping stations and trunk mains. These projects are located throughout the Region and maps showing the location of the projects will be available at the public meeting. The water and wastewater projects are being planned in accordance with the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects. The Open House will provide further information to the public on the proposal and is being held to receive input and comment from interâ€" ested persons. The proposed new Water Purification Plant and the proposed expansion to the midâ€" Halton Wastewater Treatment Plant are Schedule C projects under Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects. The remainder of the projects are Schedule B proâ€" jects, or, where the projects are being constructed within municipally owned roadways or utility corriâ€" dors, are Schedule A projects. WATER AND WASTEWATER SERVICING MASTER PLAN The Sixteenâ€"Mile Creek Watershed Plan is a technical document which establishes the principles for both water and terrestrial resource management and stormwater management. The Watershed Plan, now being prepared, will propose goals and objectives for the natural environment based on the results of technical studies on the potential impacts of urban growth. The Watershed Plan will recommend approaches, but not siteâ€"specific measures to meet the identified goals. Subwatershed studies are to be prepared in conjunction with more detailed land use planning (i.e. Secondary plans). The Watershed Plan has been carried out in accordance with the principles of Environmental Assessment. The Plan will be considered for adoption by the Region of Halton, Halton Region Conservation Authority and Area Municipalities. Any stormwater management facilities that are constructed in accordance with the subwatershed plans fnay be subject to the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects. LOCATION: Auditorium, Halton Regional Centre 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville (on Hwy. 25, just north of QEW) Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice and the Public Open House, the Region of Halton plans to instruct the consultants to proceed with the planning for these projects and the Master Plan will be prepared and placed on the public record. Further comments are invited for incorporation into the planning and design of these projects, and will be received during and following the public meeting, until June 17, 1994. For further information, please contact Mr. David McCleary or Ms Janet Amos, at (905) 825â€"6161 or from Acton 853â€"0501, from Georgetown 878â€"8113, or from Aldershot 639â€"4540 or from Streetsville 823â€"6720. s s y > . C This Notice issued May 25, 1994 J.A. Eaglesham, Regional Clerk LOCATION: WATER AND WASTEWATER SERVICING MASTER PLAN UNDER THE CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT and the SIXTEENâ€"MILE CREEK WATERSHED PLAN REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF HALTON HALTON URBAN STRUCTURE REVIEW s Nails “t/z’a csc,ue[ (416) 464â€"8885 MEETIN 3 Thursday, June 2, 1994 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. 17â€"yearâ€"old formerly on stimulant medication. se e se ctesteste ie se ts By comparison, over all giving to the United Way across Canada increased by 91% over that same decade, from $118â€"million to $226â€" million collected by 123 local United Ways to fund 3,800 agencies. Armour, who was previously areaâ€" wide director for five United Ways in David Armour, president of United Way/Centraide Canada told the Oakville United Way‘s 39th annual meeting Wednesday night. Since 1983, donations to the Oakville United Way rose by 268%, from $505,000 to $1.833â€"million last _Support for the Oakville United Way over the past decade has grown by leaps and bounds...and dollars. By WILMA BLOKHUIS Oakville Beaver Staff United Way facing challenges to meet everâ€"increasing needs Oakville has also seen a correâ€" sponding growth in the need for serâ€" vices provided by its 34 United Way member agencies. These groups proâ€" "This community has seen incrediâ€" ble growth in population, industry and in giving," he said. the Toronto area, including Oakville, noted the increased giving in Oakville is comparable to the town‘s growth. e Any colour e Any size % We wish to draw your attention to the following error in our "Get Ready For Summer For Alot Less" Flyer. PAGE 9: Killex Weed Killer, 59â€"3821â€"0. Copy should read 3L size not 3KG. Wowl;vbhwywrntbnflmbmblowhym t Spring/Summer Catalogue. PAGE 94: Item #3, Seat Pedestal, 79â€"4429â€"2. Copy should réad 13", not Wawldvbmyunwmmlnmmlnw current "Enjoy Summer For Alot Less" PAGE 10: Item #2. Bike Bears Streamers, 73â€"2471â€"2. Copy should read Pkg of 2 for 1.99, not 2/1.99. 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Armour explained most of the local United Ways were established following both World Wars, during the Great Depression of the 1930s, or in times of rapid growth in a commuâ€" nity, resulting in sudden increased need. Such was the case in Oakville when the United Way was established in 1955, two years after Ford of Canada came to town, resulting in a "Beneath the surface of what to many would appear to be a prosperous community," continued Armour, "in the lives of thousands, times are tough and that‘s where the United Way is needed the most, and the case for givâ€" ing to the United Way is getting stronger, not weaker." meet," said Armour. "You see, there is real pain out there, real suffering, and there needs to be very real support. vide everything from helping seniors and the disabled stay in their own homes, to aiding parents of young children, helping the deaf and blind, helping adolescents and children put their lives together, to having someone available to answer a distress line caller at midnight. "We‘ve seen the impact of each dollar helping seniors, helping youth, helping families. We‘re helping thouâ€" sands of people that we will never Pay for the larficst blind get 2 more mini blinds at no extra cost RQ ‘LARGER SIZES AVAILABLE