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g modern-day voyageurs retracing the ”a final section of Alexander EMackenzie’s historic voyage across g Canada. é Oakville high school graduates, 2 Holly Laird and Patty Chevalier, fihave been selected as two of the Scorpio ........................................................... 5028 Sagittarius ........................................................ 5029 Capricorn ........................................................ 5030 Aquarius .......................................................... 5031 Pisces ............................................................... 5032 The reâ€"enactment will culminate July 22 in Bella Coola, British INFOSOURCE Demographic Survey ...................................... 5550 Pair ofi t0 retrace Mackenzie 'S voyage Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts ......... Oakville S ph Orchestra ....................... 'Festlval antasy aw” Red Cross ............ 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He vaanis Meals On Wheels ............... 5349 He Rotary Club Lobsterfest ................... 5510 He Volmteer Centre .............................. 5398 HHAGHEH'S “School has always been chal- lenging for me, but with people like teachers who believe in you, any- thing seems possible. Just like this expedition, school may be rigorous and trying, but there is also the Columbia, the 200th anniversary of Mackenzie’s arrival in the northern British Columbian community. 5410 TEENLINE 1 Distress Line' Elam 8%“?on ............................ £332 a .................................... Sheridm College ............................................ 5132 White Cale Secondary School ...................... 5112 ”III M Mum .................................................. Toronto Blue Jays 1993 Schedule ................. SENIORS ......................................................... 5015 HELP. Lifeline ............................................... 5500 SPORTS Minbr Soccer. Daily Predictions .............................................. pgilnyma ......................................................... SCHOOLS Glen Abbey Golf Course ............................... 6061 Millcroft Golf Course ...................................... 6062 Main Course .................................................... Circulation Office Hours ................................ 5031 Flyer Distribution ............................................. 5036 Home Delivery ................................................ 5035 OdMIle BeaverCharity Golf Tournament ..... 5038 POLICE Communityfqlicing RECREATION Publishi Distributing ................................. Classif Word Ads...‘ .................................... ‘ Circulation Office Hours ................................. Flyer Distribution .............................................. Homgbgnvem: RECIPES Glen Abbey Libra ......................................... Od<ville Public Libtréry ..................................... White OaIG Libray.._ ......................................... Woodside Branch Library ................................ OAKVI LLE BEAVER Bybligbing Di$tfibuting Trivia Quiz............ ........................................... LIBRARIES JUST FOR LAUGHS Iroquois' Ridge A'rea: .................................. 5210 Mmle Grove/CleaMewAreas .................. 5504 -- Marvin .93- 15351 1'- 8““me 5.9.9.," .'..9,. nMfiiw1in-pv! j 1’ ................................ 5191 “This voyage, as well as being an unequalled opportunity to learn about Canada, is allowing me to encourage kids to stay in school. Mackenzie would never have achieved his goal had he not gone back to school. Sure it’s hard work, so is paddling, but look at the pay- offs,” said Queen Elizabeth Park Chevalier, a second year Lakehead adventure in the learning process. This expedition is allowing me to encourage I kids to stay in 1 school, to stick \ with it,” says OTHS graduate Laird, a first _ .. g year student in HOLLY LAlRD the Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Tourism pro- gram at Lakehead University. 5247 5240 .5239 501 1 5383 ,541 6 ,541 8 541 7 501 8 5014 5003 TRAVEL American 255 Travel ........ Bruce Hood - lalel; min}. "”1. mung-avya ’ ‘” * ‘ Buonasera Ristorante ....................................... 6101 Cafe Galleria .................................................... 6103 GIenAbbeyClubhouse ................................. 6102 Robert’s Flsh Cove ........................................... 6100 REAL ESTATE Rte/Max Aboutowne _ _ Kome-Sue Marshall â€" new IlStlngs ............. 6201 RESTAURANTS Buonasera Ristorante ....................................... 6101 Pioneer Famly Pools. PRINTERS LANDSCAPING Pocket Press .................................................... 601 3 Investors GroupI FInancial PlannIng ................ 6001 Investors Group RIGP' s.. ..6008 Manulife Bark. ................................................. 6018 Richardson Greenshields ............................... 6005 Royal Bankâ€"'Bankb Phone" ....................... 6016 Royal Bankâ€" Information Sewicos... 60.15 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Collision Re ir Oakland Linco n M Car Truck Rental Hertz Car Truck Rental ............................. 6009 WHY SHOP OAKVILLE? ................................ 5428 ART GALLERIES 8: PICTURE FRAMING Concept Galleries ........................................... FINANCIAL WINE LINE Hogcldale Mal! ................................................ 6031 0a 'lle Place .................................................. 6030 Trafalgar Wlage ............................................... 6033 SHOPPING MALLS Srigley's Cash For Old Gold ........................... JEWELLERS ' PLANT HEALTH CARE Farm Forest Research ................................... 6032 Qalgand Lincoln Mercury ........................... 6040 byAld Eberspaecher ............................... Authentic in every way, the pro- ject involves paddling down more than 3000 miles of waterways from Lachine, Quebec, to the Rockies and then an overland trek of 17 days to the Pacific. The final leg of the journey, from Peace River, Alberta, to Mackenzie Rock, will take two months and cover 2000 km. It began by following Mackenzie’s first and ill fated trip, when a navigational error resulted in his heading north to the Arctic instead of west to the Pacific. In 1991, the modern voyageurs trav- elled from Lachine to Winnipeg, 1992 took them from Peace River Lakehead University and the Alexander Mackenzie Trail Association, along with support from the federal governments Stay in School initiative, began the reâ€" enactment project five years ago. University student. ................................ 6012 .......~_..V‘5p1¢ 6271 6231 Det. Sgt. Graham Barnes said the stolen items Were-"womb about ' WOmmnuu : aliéi- k A men’s and women’s matching set of red and black Raleigh mounâ€" tain bikes were reported stolen along with two golf club sets and two golf bags. Halton Regional Police say thieves unscrewed the handle of the garage door and lifted it out to reach inside and unlock the door. , About $2,870 worth of bicycles and golf equipment were stolen from a garage of a Madden Boulevard home last weekend. Thieves steal bikes, golf clubs from home Last year’s winners participated in vermicomposting programs. lit- terless lunch programs, recycling programs, environmental clubs and fundraising for environmental caus- es. After the showing, a luncheon will be held to honor the recipients of the Environmental Leadership Awards. Last year, Regional Chairman, Peter Pomeroy presented 15 schools with awards for their exceptional environmental leader- ship. “Blue Planet,” examines the forces that affect our planet internal- ly and externally, while “Antarctica” explores the environmental happen- ings of the Antarctic. To reward the outstanding achievements of those who have participated in environmental or conservation projects at their schools, 75 schools in the region will be sending over 400 students to the Ontario Place Cinesphere for a special screening of “Blue Planet” and “Antarctica”. The awards are given to students and teachers who show exceptional environmental leadership in the community. In celebration of Earth Day, the Waste Reduction Department of Halton Region, Halton Public and Roman Catholic School Boards, in conjunction with area businesses, will present the 1993 Environmental Leadership Awards,April 20th at Ontario Place. The expedition, Canada Sea-to- Sea, is supported by the Minister of State for Youth and the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission, and is representing the federal Stay in School campaign in battling the 30 percent dropout rate from secondary schools. The team will visit thousands of school chil- dren, encouraging youth to follow through with their education, leav- ing doors 'open for the future. Halton giving out environment awards As a part of the trip, the voyageurs have visited hundreds of schools and held public per- formances to . sharpen aware- PATTY CHEVALIER ness about Canadian history and, using Mackenzie as an example, to emphasize the importance of stay- ing in school. After his navigational error, Mackenzie returned to England for further training in geography and astronomy. and this year they will com- plete the voyage.