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I v U durhamrcgion.com Aviation Expo this weekend OSHAWA -- If it has wings and flies, you can bet it's at the Oshawa Municipal Airport this weekend as organizers are expecting more than 20,000 people to fly in and drive to the 13th annual Canadian Aviation Expo June 24,25 and 26. This year's expo takes flight with the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, taking off from Oshawa Municipal Airport Friday, June 24 at 10 a.m. The expo also features the Skyhawks, the Canadian Forces 15- member parachute team, which will jump during the opener Friday morning and as part of the daily air show throughout the weekend. The event gives avid aviators a chance to see -- up close -- more than 100 aircraft on display. There will also be 250 exhibi tors, aircraft and helicopter rides available and aerial demonstrations from I to 4 p.m. daily. All on-site parking is free. Fly-in admission admission rates are $10 for a pilot and passenger for the day, $17 for the weekend. Children under seven are free. Each includes a flight line pass allowing clearance to touch planes on the flight lines. If you drive to the event, an adult day pass is $15, with youth and seniors $10 each (a flight line pass is another $2). A weekend pass is $25 for adults, $20 for youth and seniors and free for children under the age of seven. All weekend passes include a flight line pass. For more information visit www.canadi- anexpo.com or call 1-866-309-9537. THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ JUNE 22,2005 ♦ PAGE 5 Your Chance to Win N WHITBY OSHAWA Honda See Pages 2&3 in Today's Durham Wheels Walter Passarella/ Statesman photo Trading places BOWMAN VILLE -- Grade 6 classes at Harold Long- worth Public School recently held what they hope is the start of an annual World Trade Fair. Student Courtney Rank, left, worked on South Korea and Sasha Bayley had Mexico, two of Canada's trading partners. «J* I SPECIAL nzgk To have your livers delivered by Durham's II I Carrier Force! Call 905-579-4407 Wednesday, Jtine 22,2005 pay ; Hart Stores* I ' t • " . . Ontario Hyundai* The Carpet Guy* • Smitty's Furniture* • Bonus Pak* • Auto Ad Central* » . i. : Fivers not necessarily in all papers Remember, all inserts, including those on gloss> paper, van he recycled with the rest ol your newspaper through your It lue lto\ Rev.\ cling program. Get the PICTURE! Our library is packed with great photos just waiting to be framed and mounted. If you see a photo in the 'Metroland Community Newspapers of Durham Region that you wish to purchase, you can order a re-print or a digital image by calling (905) • 579-4400. m t Canadian Statesman Since 1978 (-- the Sleep Factory WE MAKE ANY SIZE MATTRESS! •SET UP AVAILABLE 6 DISPOSAL OF OLD SET * FREE 6 MONTH LAY-AWAY *** PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED *** Monday to Wednesday 10-6 H 0 U R S Thursday to Friday 10-9 ■■■■■ Saturday 10-6 & Sunday 11-4 OVER 40 FACTORY OUTLETS ACROSS ONTARIO INCLUDING.. FINANCHM ACCEPTED KINGSTON RD. nlU HERITAGE SQUARE! H DON CHERRY'S HIGHWAY #2 79 TAUNTON RD.W. 85 KINGSTON RD. E. JLS 4 1H SJen 905-433-1052 905-619-1315 905-436-3368 Keeping an eye on the sports scene bkelly@durhamregton.com