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Effective immediately, trainers interested in submitting proposals will be required to purchase the HAPITAC Course Tendering Document. This document lists the courses we will be putting out to tender at this time, and is available Monday April 25, 1994 only, from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at a cost of $ 100.00 (cash or certified cheque made payable to Hapitac.) Telephone (905) 849â€"5744. Change of Policy UPPER MIDDLE 8TH LINE (Beside Swiss Chalet) Valued at 820. every hour! Free Pack Of Sports Cards To First 100 Kids in The Door! e entertained by PCAL MASCOTS Hydro‘s "ZAP" Paper Factory‘s "Fuzzy Friends" M S Chocolates Celebrate with "EARTH BALLS" Miniature Pure Chocolate Globes Be entertained by CAL MASCOTS Hydro‘s "ZAP" Paper Factory‘s "Fuzzy Friends" Also honored at Monday‘s event were Oakville residents Jennifer Zanella, 19, and Huy Nguyen, 18, who shared the title of Oakville‘s 1994 youth volunteer of the year. (Continued from page 1) However, he‘s modest about being named volunteer of the year. "Oh, that‘s nice. I don‘t think I deserved that, but that‘s beside the point." Jennifer, a grade 12 graduate of Thomas A. Blakelock High School, was honored for her work with an organization called Youth Aiding Youth. "Jennifer handles herself, as well as the children, very well and responds to their needs in difficult and different situations," Mayor Mulvale said. In an interview, Jennifer said she began volunteering at Youth Aiding Youth during a coâ€"op program in high school and wanted to continue after she graduated in January. "Jennifer‘s personality is warm, friendly and bubbly, which is perâ€" fect for working with children and great around the office." "I didn‘t want to leave because I loved working there so much," said Volunteers honored for work in communi Pomeroy appeared in court Monday, although the judge had earlier granted permission for him to be absent. His lawyer William MacDonald had told the court April 8th that Pomeroy was under stress and that a doctor advised him not to attend. MacDonald apologized to the court Monday and said there had been a misunderstanding. It will be June 29th before a judge will determine if Halton Regional Chairman Peter Pomeroy will stand trial on corruption charges. The preliminary hearing wrapped up in a Burlington courtroom Monday morning following the closing arguments from crown prosecutors and defence lawyers representing Pomeroy and three others charged. The hearing began March 18th in Oakville provincial court and continued over eight days during the past month. At the outset, Judge William Sharpe imposed a publication ban on any eviâ€" dence presented during the hearing. Pomeroy is charged with three counts of breach of trust, and accepting a secret commission. Halton Hills builder and developer Ab Tennant and Pomeroy‘s wife, Pat Crimmins, the deputy clerk for Halton Region, are both charged with giving a secret commission. Halton Hills lawyer Herb Amnold is charged with giving a secret commission and breach of trust. Pomeroy and the three coâ€"accused were charged last spring, following a twoâ€" year jointâ€"forces police investigation dubbed Project 80. He has continued in his role as Halton Regional chairman throughout the time since the charges were laid, and has held the position since 1983. June decision in Pomeroy case Jennifer, who hopes to enter Mohawk College this fall to become a child and youth care worker. Mayor Mulvale said Huy, a first year science student at the University of Toronto, was chosen for his efforts at Halton Helping Hands which matches young volunâ€" teers with senior citizens. "This is an example of one obviâ€" ously very successful intergeneraâ€" tional match," Mulvale said. "You maintain, I understand, Huy, a part time job at the Oakyv Seniors Residence, good mark your studies and are an excell example of a young citi involved in their community." Diz Rossâ€"Campbell, 79, a reti school teacher, said Huy phones at least twice a week and takes out in her wheelchair when j weather is nice. "He‘s a real gentleman, he‘s k and he‘s absolutely so consider when he takes me out," the Oakyv woman said. "I can‘t say enou about him." Huy, who came to Canada fr Vietnam when he was three, said has volunteered since last August! "It‘s an enjoyable experience me because I get to meet Mrs. Ro Campbell. She‘s a great woma said Huy, who plans a career biology. Monday‘s event, part of a nati al volunteer week, was sponso by the Town of Oakville. Winn were chosen in a twoâ€"stage proc by a sevenâ€"member volunteer w planning committee for the vol teer centre of the Halton Soc Planning Council and a threeâ€"m ber citizen‘s committee. April 20, 1