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Paper : Parliament following the next federal election. # Unless the Liberal government scraps the second report filed Monday by the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission (Ontario) the current Oakvilleâ€"Milton riding would be eliminated and replaced by an Oakville riding and a Halton Centre Riding. O akville could be represented by two Members of Oakville Beaver Staff By ROD JERRED ENG actor always ready for new challenges SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS Food City, Canadian Tire, Biway, AP, Home Depot, Toronto Mercury Ford Dealers Brown annoyed at plan to split Oakville voters Canadian Publications Mail Product Agreement #435â€"201 Acting by instinct A Metroland Community Newspaper iMic, â€" Vol. 32 No. 111 100% Government Guaranteed Strip Coupons Maturing in 2004 Mark Slipp BURNSumiren "Canada s B. est Conmuniiy /Véw.syzyer CCNA Better Newspapers Competition 1993 Page 3 (416) 359â€"4633 *Rates subject to change Among the presentations were requests from Brown, the Town of Oakville and others to expand the Oakville riding to include all of (See ‘Liberal‘ page 2) Following the introduction of its first report, the commission held 17 days of hearings in 10 difâ€" ferent Ontario communities. It received 185 oral representations and 116 written briefs. As a result, the commission amended its boundaries for 76 of 103 electoral districts in Ontario. However, the legislation hit a snag in the Toryâ€"dominated Senate and a compromise was reached to suspend the commisâ€" sion until June 22, 1995 after completion of its second report. In fact, after the Toryâ€"appointâ€" ed commission tendered its first report last February, the Liberal government pushed through legisâ€" lation scrapping it entirely. According to Oakvilleâ€"Milton Liberal MP Bonnie Brown, there is a possibility the government might form a new commission because many MPs, herself included, are not pleased with the new boundaries. Whether this happens depends on the Liberal government which has until June 22nd of next year to either accept the commission‘s amended report or strike up anothâ€" er commission and start over. The Oakville riding, however, would not include all of Oakville. Instead, all residents living north of Upper Middle Road would be combined with some residents of Burlington and Halton Hills and all of Milton in a massive Halton Centre Riding. While the 14th Annual Terry Fox Run starts at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre at 10 a.m. Sunday, several schools got an early jump on raising funds for cancer research. Among the schools running their own Terry Fox Runs were New Central Public School, which featured the added attraction of sponâ€" sored Teddy Bears (above) and family pets and Queen Elizabeth Park. Krista McLean, with the help of a friend, was one of the many stuâ€" dents participating in the QEP event. Last year, the Terry Fox Run and school events combined to raise $63,427 from 3,652 particiâ€" pants â€" 572 at the run site raising $29,440, while 2,080 students at 11 schools brought in $33,987, If you haven‘t yet joined in the walk sponsor sheets can be picked up at any branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Kmart at Hopedale Mail, LCBO outlets, Baskin Robbins (Lakeshore and Brant), HMV (Towne Centre II), Subway Sandwiches, Town Hall on Trafalgar Road, and the Canadian Cancer Society office (51â€"6354 Fourth Line. (Phetos by Peter McCusker) CONTINUES » S SEPTEMBER 18, 1994 24 Pages 75 Cents (GST included) 338â€"6550 24 Hour