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to organize. Take our new kitchen organizer. w I have to admit... if you told me years ago I‘d even know what a chen organizer was, much less mpt to use one, I‘d have thought 1 were out of your mind. But, we reach a crossroads now 1 again. For us, it was the kitchen I am quite happy to meander in my Notice is hereby given to all property owners, in accordance with the Weed Control Act, R.S.0. 1990, Chapter W.5, that all noxious weeds growing on their lands within the Municipality must be destroyed by Monday, June 13, 1994, and throughout the season. The Town of Oakville may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed and charge the costs against the land in taxes as set out in the Act. Please note that dandelion and goldenrod are not classified as noxious weeds. Your coâ€"operation in destroying noxious weeds, in particular, poison ivy and ragweed, is requested. For further information, please contact Leo Ostner or Laura Kantor, Municipal Weed Inspectors at (905) 845â€"6601. This is not to say we are out and pigs. Not at all. Clutter bugs have ir own sense of order. But now and again, we get the Its. We give a rally call and proâ€" n fact, it can be downright disâ€" sing to the more meticulous one in partnership; the one who wants to, 1 things, actually find the scotch e in some other place than the zer door where it fell from the ge last week. To those of us not bothered by n scotch tape (just toss it in the owave), piles of unsorted laundry t dress in the laundry room), or s of paper blowing freely inside car (just keep the car windows sed), I suppose it can be rather ssful. But I can‘t help it. I really can‘t. I clutter. I feel better amid clutter. metry, tidiness, organizational â€" it all puts me on edge. I know it‘s difficult for those ticulous sorts to understand, but n we who adore clutter don‘t want ome organized. We prefer clutâ€" TAKE NOTICE adore people who like clutter.Show me a person whose newspapers are own onto a chair, dishes stacked rack, closets bulging with stuff...I athe a sigh of relief. Soul mates, ver. But I have to admit that we bashed clutter bugs can be a trial e 1, 1994 ose who must share a roof with REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Concession 2, South of Dundas Street, being Part 18 on Plan 20Râ€"5537. On October 5, 1992, Council passed Byâ€"law 1992â€"150 to stop up and close part of Ford Drive designated as Parts 2, 3 and 4 on Plan 20Râ€"10415 and Parts 5 and 19 on Plan 20Râ€"5537 save and except the portion of Part 5 on Plan 20Râ€"5537 designated as Part 1 on Plan 20Râ€"10415. First and second reading have been given to Byâ€"law 1994â€"52 to stop up and close another art of Ford Drive, designated as Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 on Plan 20Râ€"11415. The part of Ford rive, described in proposed Byâ€"law 1994â€"63, is located between the previously closed sections. The closing of this part of Ford Drive would complete the closure of this public road between Royal Windsor Drive and the southerly Ford Plant Entrance. Pursuant to Section 300 of The Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter M.45, before passing this byâ€"law, Council or a Committee thereof, will hear in person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected by this byâ€"law, who applies to be heard, provided that such person makes application in writing to the undersigned on or before June 8, 1994. A copy of Reference Plan 20Râ€"5537 showing that part of old Ford Drive to be closed and stopped up for all purposes is available for inspection at the Office of the Town Clerk, at the address shown below, during normal business hours. Judith Muncaster Town Clerk 1225 Trafalgar Road P.O. Box 310 OAKVILLE, Ontario LE6J 5A6 The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Oakville proposes to pass a byâ€"law pursuant to Section 297 of The Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter M.45, in order to close and stop up for all purposes that part of old Ford Drive, more particularly described as Part of Lot 5, TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY WEEDS COMMENT ueen of clutter makes case for casual chaos Monday, June 6, 1994 7:30 p.m. Council Chamber PUD And should the sink need to be plugged to wash dishes, something can be found, like an oven mitt, to dry off the counter or the top of an orange juice container to plug up the sink. The top of the juice container, by the way, can be found in the pan that is catching the leak under the sink. Essentially, the Liberals have always seen themselves as fervent nationalists and in fairness, they proved this recently when they made , y now, you‘ve probably heard ) that the federal Liberal govâ€" ‘ emment (victory ory: "It was us or the Third Reich!") is into the Ginn so heavily, they can‘t quite spell the word correctly. usual glazed way at 6 in the morning, bent only on dousing my face with caffeine and begin my way through the morning paper. A little mess, what of it. Catching the IEak under the sink. wi P HOUSCHOIG _ ALLL~ Martyrâ€"like, sighing deeply, I place A day and a half. Sheer misery â€" T love it. Here sits a happy person. Is this so bad? I mean, what of it? _ tude. I;elg time, he pronounces, to gEt â€" the dreaded thing atop the fridge. those hours of organization. And t?nce a clutter bug, always a clutter organized. ug. 1Too much Ginn proves irksome for fedemlgLibemls BOfH HAVE GAMESTNIGH. EHI HON! ROBERTAND Pup VE GAMES TONIC Judith Muncaster Town Clerk 1225 Trafalgar Road P.O. Box 310 OAKVILLE, Ontario L6J 5A6 TORONTO ARGONAUTS HOME OPENER AT SKYDOME JULY 7, 1994 CALL 815â€"2022 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OAKVILLE COMMUNITY DAY the hard decision to cut back on lucraâ€" tive taxes in order that Canadians could get their heart and lung disease from homegrown â€" nationalist cigarettes, rather than some untested smuggled product that could be harmâ€" ful to your health. So, why Investment Canada would allow the sale of the Canadian compaâ€" ny, Ginn Publishing to U.S. It‘s all recycling, in a way. And it all works, in a crazy kind of way. But the spouse was none too impressed with this nonchalant household attiâ€" tude. It is time, he pronounces, to get organized. Paramount Communications, when there were perfectly good Canadian We are a new person...we feel accomplished. There it sits, the kitchen organizer, gleaming yellow tabs awaiting all the press clippings that fall haphazardly from their clutâ€" tered place on top of the microwave. It‘s a jolly little thing â€" all bursting with organizational zeal. And so, ever humble in the face of organizational zeal, I vowed to mend my ways with a brand new kitchen organizer. Wednesday, June 15, 1994 Town of Oakville Municipal Offices 1225 Trafalgar Road Oakville Room 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (with a short presentation at 7:30 p.m.) The Lower Morrison/Wedgewood Creeks Flood, Erosion and Master Drainage Plan Study Report is available for review at the Town of Oakville Public Works Department, 2274 Trafalgar Road. If you are unable to attend the Public Information Centre, but wish more information regarding the Study, please contact either of the following: Dave Bloomer, P. Eng., Chris Doherty, P. Eng., Town of Oakville Environmental Water Resources Group Ltd. 2274 Trafalgar Road 1087 Meyerside Drive, Unit 14 Oakville, Ontario L6J 5A6 Mississauga, Ontario LST 1M5 Telephone: (905) 338â€"4423 Telephone: (905) 795â€"8372 Fax: (905) 338â€"4159 Fax: (905) 795â€"8369 The public are invited to provide comments on this Study until 15 July 1994. The Town of Oakville has completed a Study that defined the Regulatory Flood Plain and erosion susceptible areas and developed a Master Drainage Plan for the Lower Morrison and Lower Wedgewood Creeks. The Master Drainage Plan identified flood and erosion control measures to mitigate the potential impacts of flooding and erosion. The study area boundaries are shown on the map below. The Information Centre is held to provide the public with an opportunity to review the Study results and to give the public an opportunity to discuss the Study with Town staff. The Information Centre is scheduled as follows: LOWER MORRISON/WEDGEWOOD CREEKS FLOOD, EROSION AND MASTER DRAINAGE PLAN STUDY In opposition, the Liberals would have called the Conservatives a bunch of spineless, traitors for selling a Canadian text book company to an American movie conglomerate. However, now that they‘re in power companies lined up to bglo):jit, is a complete mystery to everybody, espeâ€" cially Industry Minister John Manley who, in fact, did the deal. So, for about a day and a half, I did exactly that. In absolute misery â€" I might add â€" I plodded about cutting clippings so tidily, placing them in their yellow tab spots, much like a new bride with recipe organizers. And the next time I see a clipping I absolutely need, I will cut it with the scissors I know will be placed exactly where they should be, and they will not be dull and caked with glue â€" not at all. I may be... but they won‘t. by Steve Nease Folks, I hate to be a killjoy, but I firmly believe that in the wake of eight years of Brian Mulroney (tyranâ€" ny set to the tempo of an Irish jig) â€" that Prime Minister Manuel Noriega and a cabinet lead by Finance In the midst of the Ginn Affair comes the latest national poll showing Prime Minister Jean Chretien and the Liberals to have a 65% approval ratâ€" ing by the Canadian public. They‘re quite proud of this accomplishment. Does anybody else see something wrong with this picture? If the intent is to pave the informaâ€" tion highway with a top coat of illiterâ€" acy, it will keep making it difficult and expensive for our young to buy books. and they did it â€" it‘s an oversight. It‘s just an itsy, bitsy oops! Like the fact, the Liberals continue to tax books. When the Conservatives slapped a tax on books (along with anything else that had matter, shape, and density), they were described as stealing lunch money from the pockâ€" ets of knowledgeâ€"craving toddlers. Now it‘s one of those things on the Liberal‘s â€" Must Do List â€" which they haven‘t quite gotten around to yet. Today, the hated kitchen organizer sits in the basement near a box of stuff I‘ve been meaning to get organized. And in my firetrap of an office, I sit, happily surrounded by clutter; a lamp that only works if you use a twist tie and a chair patched up with masking when I lost one clipping in the kitchen organizer which fell behind the fridge, finally ripping the whole bloody mess up in a frustrated rage, I called it quits. (See ‘Liberals‘ page 9)