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A Metroland Community Newspaper Vol. 32 No. Rotary TV Auction starts tonight Cablenet TV 23 cameraman Jim Carbin zooms in on Rotary auctioneers Miria Cook and Frank Salvatore as they rehearse for this weekend‘s annual Rotary TV auction. More than 600 items will be auctioned, including a few pictured here. A flyer, listing all the auction items, was delivered to 60,000 households. If for some reason you have not received your copy of the flyer, call 845â€"9742 or 845â€"9743 and one will be delivered to your door. 7th annual TV Auction in support of local comâ€" munity charities on Cablenet TV 23, from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday and Saturday. O akville‘s four Rotary Clubs are presenting their This year‘s Auction will offer over $150,000 (retail value) in products and services. Companies and individuâ€" als in Halton, Peel and Metro Toronto have made generâ€" ous donations to support this major fundraiser, which expects to bring in over $100,000. A flyer, listing all the auction items, their value, and the names of the contributors donating items and services, has been distributed to over 60,000 households in the Cablenet TV 23 viewing area. Anyone not receiving a "Canada s Best gmm@ Me eaispaper "CCNA Better Newspapers Competition 1993 ) OOOOOOOOOO 30.\[ ac.ofi%e, an»a helpsermna "l“l" _ a deserving xid to camp.» Onâ€"April 27th, Tim I'iofton; wViII donate.all the. proceeds from our coffee sales to the Tim Horiqn Children‘s Foundation. The Rotary TV Auction benefits local community proâ€" jects such as Halton Women‘s Place, the Halton V O N, Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, and the D A R E project. Contributors and sponsors chalk up some great advertising and have a chance to give back to the commuâ€" nity in which they do business. Viewers enjoy the opporâ€" tunity of making some very attractive purchases among the 600 items being auctioned. fiyer can call 8$45â€"9742 or 845â€"9743 to have one delivered to their door. The auction is run by the Rotary Clubs of Oakville, Oakville West, Oakville North, and Oakville Trafalgar. This year‘s big auction item is a 1995 Ford Windstar. FRIDAY, APRIL 15 1994 (Photo by Peter McCusker) Montclair student uses knife to demand money and firecrackers from classmates 7 J alton Regional Police have arrested a 14â€"yearâ€"old =8 Oakville youth after two classmates were threatened . _ ZL with a knife. Police said that shortly after 9 a.m. Tuesday at Montclair Public School the suspect. approached a 13â€"yearâ€"old boy, produced a knife and held it to the victim‘s leg. He then demanded the boy bring firecrackers to school the next day. Not long after, the suspect accosted a 14â€"yearâ€"old classmate and escorted him to the rear of the school. He then brought out a knife, threatened the victim and demanded $20. Neither victim was injured. Both reported the incidents to their school principal who immeâ€" diately called police. After an investigation a knife was seized and charges laid. The 14 year old, who cannot be named under the Young Offenders Act, has been charged with assault with a weapon, robbery and failâ€" (See ‘Student‘ page 2) Playground extortion bid ends in arrest A man who held a woman captive in her Oakville apartment for a day has been arrested by Halton Regional Police. Oakville detectives charged the 31â€" yearâ€"old Etobicoke man after learning that the 41â€"yearâ€"old woman â€" with whom the suspect has a commonâ€"law relationship â€" had been confined. Woman held captive in her bedroom According to investigators, locks were placed on the victim‘s bedroom door. In June 1993 the suspect locked the woman in the bedroom for 15 hours. On that same day the suspect is alleged to have slapped the victim. On several occasions between June 1993 and this month the suspect is alleged to have threatened to kill the victim. The suspect (police are not releasâ€" ing his name in order to protect the identity of the victim) has been charged with forcible confinement, uttering death threats and assault. 32 Pages T75 Cents (GST included) Today‘s FRIDAY 10 CHURCH DIRECTORY.....12â€"13 26 27â€"31 SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS The Bay Members of town‘s business community nominated for special arts honors Canadian Publications Mail Product Agreement #435â€"201 Mayor‘s Arts Awards 288 Lakeshore Rd. E. . Oakville Place Sears......... BAY 842â€"4811 ext. 324 Page 10 TIM HORTON CHILDREN‘S FOUNDATION