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; COM Ballâ€"hockey warrior smooth in the corners l (Continued from page 6) rents and society are asked to shoulâ€" t the blame for the death of their hildren because of their intolerance. feel we are a very tolerant society, pecially in Oakville.: What we need s not more tolerance but a great deal re truth in order to ensure that our outh develop into confident adults. The article goes on to say that one 10 people are gay. This erroneous tistic is from a study done by fred Kinsey and published in two z/olumes between 1948 and 1953 in hich he included dream states and fransient adolescent experiences. ew studies tend to agree on a figure f 3 to 5% with lesbianism 1/3 to 1/2 common as male homosexuality. s It should be made clear that homosexuality has no significant riological base, hormonal or genetâ€" c. An article in the Globe & Mail, eb. 26, 1992 quotes Dr. Joseph rger, Assistant Prof. of Psychiatry t U. of T.; "I have never come oss anyone with ‘innate homoâ€" uality‘ ... What concerns me as a physician ... is that confused and troubled people, (some of them) * This local hockey league, in its naugural year, is already popular ong the guys who paid $10 each o grunt together at noon and play a itt!« bull hockey. & Who could pass up the thrilling Time for better communication # unch is many things to many $ [ _ people. But to a group of Li guys who like the idea of itting a ball around for an hour or }o. lunch now means a scrappy ©ame of ball hockey. young victims of prolonged and peated sexual interference, are not uided toward having professional Ip to sort out their confusion but instead are directed toward ‘support groups‘ ... at the cost of not coming to grips with their sexual confuâ€" D11 CALENDAR OF TOWN HALL MEETINGS COUNCIL & STANDING COMMITTEE MEETINGS Monday, February 8, 1993 Tuesday, February 9, 1993 Tuesday, February 9, 1993 The Town of Oakille will not be issuing a second blue box to homeowners due to the expanded Blue Box Program and the biâ€"weekly collection frequency. Brown paper bags or other plastic boxes can be used as containers for your inewspapers, their inserts, fine paper, magazines, catalogues and books. ‘Corrugated cardboard must be bundled as before and the remaining recyclables go into your blue boxes. If you require a second blue box, you may purchase one at a local office supply or environmental store. ‘O.H. Ellis, P. Eng. ‘Director of Public Works TOWN OF OAKVILLE The Town of Oakville Department of Public Works is developing plans for landscaping treatments along the new Upper Middle Road corridor between Oxford Avenue and Dorval Drive. We have scheduled a public open house meeting for Thursday, February 11, 1993 from 7:00 p.m.â€"9:00 p.m. to display the proposals and receive comments and/or questions from the public. If you are interested in the landscaping plans for this section of Upper Middle Road, we invite you to attend this meeting to review and discuss the proposals. The meeting will take place in the Oakville Room of the Oakville Municipal Building, 1225 Trafalgar Road (at White Oaks Bivd.). Please contact Mr. D.A. Bloomer, P. Eng. â€" Department of Public Works, at 338â€"4423 with any questions related to this subject. O:H.Elis, P::Eng. Director of Public Works TOWN OF OAKVILLE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING TO REVIEW LANDSCAPING PROPOSALS FOR UPPER MIDDLE ROAD (Oxford Avenue to Dorval Drive) IERITLIETHIPUIIIGG c mn acemmemssmmess c mecemennnnmncmrmemmrncencenen EEXERATTTRTITTT 7 TT T. BNRT 7 M Oe w s ce en 72 C ETt BLUE BOXES idea of sweating hulking men madly running up the floor, digging furiously in the corners and then stickhandling down the gym, pantâ€" ing to a goal? This is a relaxing noon hour break? Now I recall the days when I was the only girl on the street out playâ€" ing hockey with the guys and I had a black eye to prove it when one guy â€" an unrepentant cheater by rights â€" slugged me for getting too sion." Because some homosexuality is caused by seduction and sexual trauma, therapy is crucial. To simply talk of homosexuality as emerging in such cirecumstances and someâ€" thing to be accepted is cruel beyond belief. Letters to the editor Equal time and recognition needs to be given to exâ€"homosexuals who have left that lifestyle and have formed support groups to encourage one another. There are growing numbers of them who have become dissatisfied with their homosexualiâ€" ty and through the talking therapies have unlearned the behavior. Our youth are indeed a "generaâ€" tion at risk" and as informed and caring adults we need to communiâ€" cate the truth effectively to them. R. Cassidy NOTICE Planning & Development/Council 7:30 p.m. Council Chamber Community Services Committee 7:30 p.m. Oakville Room Administrative Services Committee 7:30 p.m. Bronte Room aas DP !;}. Susan Eibe, Planner, Long nange P 1225 TRAFALGAR ROAD + OAKVILLE, ONTARIO « L6J 5A6 TOWN OF OAKVILLE s345â€"6601 close to the obscured goal line. For me, I‘ve always associated the game of ball hockey with a sore eve So I have to admit to feeling somewhat apprehensive when my spouse phoned to say he‘d shelled out his $10 to join the guys on the floor. PupD non w P You know sometimes these T ‘ serious A number of your sanitation collectors have slipped and fallen part way under their vehicles while collecting garbage placed on the snowbanks. In an effort to reduce serious injury to the collectors, please place your garbage receptacies on the cleared portion of your driveway, adjacent to the street, when snowbanks are present. Thank you for your coâ€"operation and understanding regarding this matter. O.H. Ellis, P. Eng. Director of Public Works TOWN OF OAKVILLE CA +b g£." 6 *4z g&fjd}‘:{fi'fief{ GARBAGE COLLECTION games _ get & THE OAKVILLE BEAVER NOTICE SNOVWBANKS serious...and wh question. Everything is fine, just fine, I am told hurriedly. My back‘s never been better. Later that night, we are treated to a display of the new hockey sensaâ€" tion. "You know I think I‘m going to do okay," he says, stickhandling like a pro in the kitchen, visions of Wayne Gretzky, The Great One, battling it out on the floor. With a quick flick of the wrist he gets one past the goalie, our son now standâ€" ing rather awkwardly in front of our fridge. "You know, they used to say I was pretty good. I was always good in the corners." ALL HES Doin6 TODAY 16 STAYING IN BED AND RESTING ... at of the Back?" I TAKE NOTICE THAT Oakville Town Council on December 7, 1992 did pass Byâ€"law 1992â€"237 and 19920238 which designated the properties located at 185 Burnhamthorpe Road West and 132 Chisholm Street, Oakville, respectively, under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act. JUDITH MUNCASTER TOWN CLERK THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE { Susan Elbe, Planner, Long Range Planning: 338â€"4190 (Ext PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Wednesday, February 17, 1993 Glen Abbey Recreation Centre Recreation Room A Open House: 6:30 p.m.â€"7:30 p.m. Presentation: 7:30 p.m. C e nenins 9n vaingnr d es e e ns NoNR c i n .. T nnnnmermmemenenitientedraena c o P Shorts and shirt and running shoes stuffed into his bike bag, he goes off to work that next day in anticipation of the lunch hour frolic on the floor under the banners of teams like the Rug Rats, the Screaming Hogs, the notable We Stink and We Know It (which by all accounts is quite true). He arrives home, hands scraped from battles in the corner. "You should have seen me, right in there with this other guy," says the new ball hockey king, again showing his prowess in the cluttered arena of our kitchen. NOTICES OF DESIGNATION Pursuant to Section 29(6)(a) of the Ontario Heritage Act The kids watch, open mouthed, as their dad skates across the kitchen floor, showing how he got WEST OAK TRAILS DRAFT SECONDARY PLANS ‘=AND MAYBE LATER HE CAN READ COMICS )â€"â€" OR WATCH TV Ks IF HES Up TOIT. ‘Ookyrlit‘s Award Winning Community Negwspaper® two goals that noon hour, But he paid a price this, new age athlete with the scraped hands and ankles. "Maybe this is getting too seriâ€" ous," I venture after he‘d grumbled about his aching muscles. He told me enthusiastically of the new stats posted up outside the cafeteria showing goals against averages, winning and losing streaks and the like "No we just have fun," he claims grumbling under his breath about the string of losses his team has endured. We lust like to have fun. I can hardly wait until he comes home with a black eye. _ eminars available throughout February () ‘E M H CHARITABLE CORPORATION and * Mark W. 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