Oakville Beaver, 1 Aug 1993, p. 4

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Its title will be "Rapa Nui" and its storyline relates to the island‘s history. We were very fortunate to be able to watch them shoot a brief scene at 1:00 a.m. It was fascinating to watch the involved filming : [ process. There was another film crew on the island, there to film us! They were producing a feature lass Afloat, and filmed us on Ulass Atioat, and filmed us on the Concordia takin classes, _ performing > sal maneuvers (see: photograph), and on the island hiking up the volcano. After a day of less than professional acting for these various activities, we went swimming and were filmed jumping off the yard into the ocean. On our last day we explored an unusual aspect of Easter Island history, the Birdman Competition. The islanders would decide through a competition which chief of which tribe would have overall authority over all the tribes on the island. Every tribe would send one athlete. The I'â€"'_â€"â€"â€"_‘ competitors would go to a small islet off the I main island where they would wait for a stiff breeze and under full sail, headed for the Galapagos Islands. Public complaints sparked crackdown > committing an indecent act. Most were charged once while numerous othâ€" ers faced two charges and in one instance, the man was charged with four counts. Two others were also charged with anal intercourse. All 46 men charged are slated to make a first appearance in Oakville Provincial Court Aug. 24th. Fletcher said previous complaints about the park involved activities on the Our Oakville head offi ce staff, branch adventures, and continued 5 sailing. italian Specialties At Truly Modest Prices With Warm ‘Friendly Service 165 Cross Avenue, Oakville 842â€"1581 (Continued from page 1) HTALIAN RESTAL RANT park grounds while this time complaints seemed to focus on the washroom. The officer said undercover officers staked out the park and identified freâ€" quent users. That‘s how the video surveillance entered the picture â€" along with the knowledge that previous charges had been dismissed when they got to court, _ "We established regulars who all started going into the washroom," he icular bird to lay the first egg. Then they to swim back to the north island with the egg and scale the cliffs without breaking it. The leader of the first athlete to get back with a whole egg became the Birdman and the chief over all the tribes. We climbed up the cliffs to see the stone dwellings that housed the Birdman competitors. These stone Birdman dwellings were very low, with entrances about 2 feet square, and the general appearance of a shelter more suited to cliffâ€"dwelling sea birds than humans. s That afternoon we left Easter Island with a A Proud Sponsor supporting Sarah on her voyage Rovar LePAGE]| Until next week, said Fletcher. Two officers were involved in the park stakeâ€"out and when the nineâ€"day video surveillance began, eight to 10 officers were involved, monitoring the park, monitoring the video and stopping, charging and processing the suspects. The video wasn‘t in operation 24â€" hours a day but was operated on a conâ€" tinuing basis for the nine days. "We didn‘t expect it to be so big," said Fletcher of the 46 persons charged TO SARAH‘S SPONSORS Sarah and her parents are grateful for the sponsorship of the Oakville Beaver and 22 advertisers who have made this voyage possible for Sarah. Investment Group Wishing you smooth sailing throughout your travels BESI WISHES on ygor Journey Suite 505â€"710 Dorval Dr. Oakville (OTIS Building) 570 TRAFALGAR RD Call for more information If anyone charged isn‘t convicted, they may appeal the order forbidding them from the park, said the officer. over the nine days. * "We were busy for nine days," he said. ""We just wanted to keep these people out of the park. It‘s a public park and the members of the public are entitled to it. It was getting so that people were almost afraid to use the park," said Fletcher. Police hope news of the investigation will deter others from similarly freâ€" quenting the park for illegal purposes. "We‘ll continue to check the park and if the problem continues, we‘ll have to continue with the video surveillance," Fletcher said. Couple arrested for stealing car A Weston woman and a man with no fixed address were arrested after they stopped the stolen pickâ€"up truck they were driving on the QEW near the 403 in Oakville Thursday evening. Halton Regional Police stopped where the stolen truck was stopped around 8:10 p.m. after learning the 1977 Dodge Dâ€"350 had been reported stolen from the Cayuga area. Officers found a woman inside the vehicle and later located a male nearâ€" by.Both were arrested on charges of possession of stolen property. Charged with possession of stolen property over $1,000 and breach of proâ€" bation is Susan Marie Durette, 29 of Weston, Ontario. She will appear in Oakville Provincial Court Aug. 30. Held for a bail hearing on charges of possession of stolen property over $1,000 and possession of stolen properâ€" ty under $1,000 is Clifford James Roberts, 38 of no fixed address. * Loblaws + Food City » Canadian Tire * Kmart « AP *Ultra Mart *Miracle Mart + Aikenheads *Loeb *Super Centre « Valdi Foods * The Bay +Biway *Longos *1.G.A. * Partial Delivery The Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton Region Branch wishes to thank its corpoâ€" rate sponsors, donators of prizes and products and all the participants in makâ€" ing our 5th Annual Golf Classic at Carlisie Golf Country Club on June 24th such a success. All the people with mental health problems throughâ€" out the Region of Halton thank you. Any day of the week. 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