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The Association for Bright Children is offering a series of free math, science and technology workâ€" shops to Halton teachers during the 1994/95 school year. The reason behind the move is to give teachers alternative ‘PA (Professional Activity) days‘, an option to continue to learn different methodology in the face of PA day cutbacks, said organizer Nami Bland, president of the ABCâ€"Halton Chapter. For the teachers, the workshops are free with the ABC students "footing the bill," said Bland. ASSOCIULIIOn JOr brig offers free invitation to teachers Oakville South Liberal fundraiser July 28th Ontario Liberal Finance critic will be the guest speaker at a $100â€"aâ€" plate fundraiser for the Oakville South Provincial Liberal Association on July 28th. For tickets call Patrick Bunn at 632â€"9795, or Robert Bonadeo at 338â€" 0542, fax 842â€"1575. the fundraiser begins at 6:30 p.m., with dinner at 7:30 p.m., at LeDome Banquet Hall, 1173 North Service Rd. E. "We‘re giving something back," *Plus freight, PDI, all taxes license. All incentives applied. **48â€"month purchase option lease. $3300 tradeâ€"in or equivelent cash down phsfimmm, refundable security deposit anlmm, Lease From Lease From Or Per Month Per Month Bland said the workshops are an excellent resource for teachers who can pass along the material and methodology to the general student population. The workshops, geared to the Grade 8, 9 and 10 level with some relâ€" evant to OAC and others the primary grades, include such titles as: Large Scale Robotics Project; The Virtual Reality Excursion; Bones, Cuts and Stitches â€" Medical School Now?; Mathematics and Teeter Totters; Lasers in Action; Computer Insides; Teeth, An Orthodonic World and Broken Wings â€" Wild Bird Clinic In all, there are more than 50 workâ€" shops available on Saturdays in local Halton schools, at Sheridan College or at the Erindale Campus, University of Toronto. The presenters are local teachers, university and college professors, engineers and professionâ€" als. The workshops are open to all stuâ€" dents in the appropriate age category who have a genuine and keen interest in the topic of the workshop and who are eager for the opportunity to explore it further, said Bland. They do not need to meetany strict definition of Workshop costs vary between $3 for two hours to $10 for four hours. ABC family membership is required ($30) to attend the workshops, but membership is open to all parents and educators who are interested in the welfare of bright children. For further information and space confirmation, call Bland at 827â€"3065 or Pamela Ng, 847â€"9440. t