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FOR ~ PLEASURE OR A CAREER Through our the greatest Summer Science Camp A fine school of outstanding quality Please call the school at (416) 844â€"0372 337 Trafalgar Road, Oakville Ontario, L6J 3H3. Students in Grades 4, 5 & 6 can experience a week of Science fun and learning at MacLachlan College this summer. MacLachlan College 3 sessions in July $125.00 per week. '&ldoars walk kids on earth Antique and Classic Car Show highlight of Seniors‘ Safety Fair a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Haltor Regional Centre, 1151 Bronte Rd just north of the QEW. Bring back those wonderful memories by visiting the Antique and Classic Car Show at the Seniors‘ Safety Fair, this Saturday. June 12th, rain or shine, from 10 Some 20 antique and classic cars, dating back to 1902, will be on display. See the Milton Fire Department‘s 1922 firetruck with firemen wearing the uniforms to match. Look at the engine of a 1926 Model T pickâ€"up truck. converse with the owners of these priceless The years 1902, 1906, 1910, 1911 are years to remember! ArmapicLo CHIL_ CooKâ€"OFrFr Shaun Lang, kitchen manager for Walt‘s Beanery, and his wife Joyce Lang, add some tobasco sauce to their steaming pot of chili at Saturday‘s first annual Armadillo Chili Cookâ€"Off at the Armadillo Texas Grill on Cross Avenue. The event was entered by seven teams and raised about $800 for Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. It also celebrated the opening of the restaurant‘s patio. Chili Cookâ€"Off winner was DanGerGuyLu‘s Cactus Chili, prepared by Gerry and Danielle Olscamp, and Guy and Lucy Robinson. The winning recipe? 6 lbs of lean ground beef, 4 cups diced onions, 4 garlic cloves crushed, 4 large diced green peppers, 4 28â€"0z. cans of crushed tomaâ€" toes, 4 cans of tomato paste (5 1/2â€"02z.), 8 cans of chili soup or chili style kidney beans, 4 cans of dark kidney beans drained, 1 cup ketchup, 3 tsp chili powder, 2 tsp tobasco sauce (or to taste), 4 tsp Worcestershire sauce (or to taste), 6 tsp salt, 2 tsp cumin, and 2 tsp curry. In a skillet, fry onions, garlic and green peppers, and set aside. Brown beef and drain of fat. Put beef, onions, garlic and green peppers along with the rest of the ingredients in a large pot and let simmer for three to four hours! Yield â€"â€" two gallons of Cactus Chili! (Photo by Christine Chew) the Halton THE OAKVILLI vehicles. Maybe you‘ll see the one you used to drive. The fair will feature exhibits on street safety, home help, health disâ€" plays, special transit services as well as clinics for wheelchair repairs and blood pressure. Local seniors entertainment groups will be performing throughâ€" out the day and there will be activiâ€" ties for the whole family, including the grandchildren. Admission is free and persons 55 years and older are entitled to enter a draw for a return trip to St. Petersburg, Florida courtesy of Canadian Holidays and Marlin Travel in Oakville. There will alsobe indoor and \\ Everyone Else Can So while others stare enviously at the car‘s appealing design, you can pilot it in a manner that ensures they don‘t glimpse much more than a blur, All for a price in the midâ€"§50,000 range. LEXLIS Call or visit us today for a test drive. And put yourself out in front. For good. 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UA IUVUNJi1q PumueYou. ERIN MILLS AUTO PARK, 2411 MOTORWAY BLVD. MISSISSAUGA (416) 828â€"7711 Child Find Day fun, awareness The first annual Child Find Day, a free fun family festival for chilâ€" dren of all ages, takes place this Sunday, June 13th at Toronto‘s Roy Thomson Hall and MetroCentre. The objective of Child Find Day is to inform people about the issue of missing children in Canada and to promote awareness about Child Find Ontario and the free services offered to families of abducted chilâ€" dren. Abduction is a "10â€"letter word that sends chills down a parent‘s spine," says Child Find executive director Jackie Cutmore. t %'4 @ "While you may not think that it can happen to your children, the fact remains that, on any given day, there are approximately 1,200 listâ€" ings of missing children in Canada," continues Cutmore. "Whether runaways or the vicâ€" tims of a parental or stranger abducâ€" tion, parents must take steps to acknowledge and minimize the risk to their children and prevent that risk from becoming a reality." From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. parents and legal guardians can learn about the risk of child abduction and have their children fingerprinted and learn how to streetproof their chilâ€" dren. , Rain or shine, Child Find Day will be a community event which will emphasize child protection. Activities will include concerts by well known children‘s artists such as The Funland Band, Kideo, and Laurence Gilman. There will also be children‘s entertainers from Mariposa in the Schools, magicians, jugglers, street performers, trade show exhibits and much more. f In addition, in the 60,000 square feet from John to Simcoe streets and King to Wellington streets, Child Find Day offers a multitude of entertainment and fun for chilâ€" dren and kids of all ages. I Child Find is a nonâ€"profit organiâ€" zation which assists in the searclfl for missing across Canada and to educate adults and children about the dangers of abduction Child Fingi‘ Ontario, based in Oakville, is a, member of Child Find Canada, and. does not receive any governmen funding. It relies on private and cor porate donations and fundraising. © Q.E.W. DUNDAS y % June 199