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MISSISSAUGA _z TORONTO THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Oakville, Friday, November 18, 1994, 8:00 p.m....... marks the Grand Opening of the soon to be famous PHILTHY McNASTY‘S SPORTS TAP AND GRAND SLAM GRILL, located at 210 North Service Road West, in the Oakville Town Centre II (next to the Avalon Billiards Club and Sports Cafe). Mayor Ann Mulvale will officiate. Philthy McNasty‘s is the newest concept to hit Oakville, say Brian Reilly and Jeff White, coâ€"proprietors. It combines sports in a comfortable setting, a great menu which focuses on big portions, big flavour and great value, and a tempting chicken rotisserie, all in an easy going atmosphere. It is open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. This new bar/restaurant is full of endless sports memorabilia, much of which was donated by the local residents in a recent sports memorabilia drive Philthy McNasty‘s is a warm, comfortable and inviting sports bar which goes out of it‘s way to accommodate all customers. From our unique kids menu and Sega sports games at the bar, to our weekly promoâ€" tional calendar (which includes Oakville‘s greatest "Ladies Night"), Philthy McNasty‘s welcomes all sports fans. Philthy McNasty‘s has several unique features never before seen in Oakville, most of which we will keep you guessing about. But one of our showcase items is our very own "Speaker‘s Corner" (the comment card your server can‘t throw away). It‘s new and it‘s fun. Join us and win gift certificates and prizes. The name Pl;ilthy McNasty‘s is meant to be "tongue in cheek" accordâ€" ing to Brian and Jeff. It says casual, fun and lively. So, be sure to be wearâ€" ing your smile when you come in. We promise a high level of service and friendliness, and our food and drink presentation is something that is bound to get you talking. Brian and Jeff say there will be 50 full and part time jobs created. Philthy McNasty‘s has two private rooms which are perfect for parties or meetings, and can accommodate up to 70 people. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT BRIAN REILLY or JEFF WHITE at the place they call home. PHILTHY McNASTY‘S SPORTS TAP AND GRAND SLAM GRILL (905) 844â€"8703. A Avertarial (Next door to the Avalon) oakville has needed a joint like this one. So we are building it at the Oakville Town Centre II (next door to the Avalon). We‘ve got things no other bar has, 4 satellites, 32 TV‘s, 2 big screens, a great menu, dance floor, theme nights and even our own speakers Corner. IT‘S GONNA BE GOOD. BUT YOU‘VE GOTTA WAIT UNTIL WE OPEN!!!! at the corner of Dorval Drive the North Service Road The Ouly Game Jn Town! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD GRAND SLAM GRILL WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7TH $34.95 Per Person DINNER SHOW (1Ax mcLUDED) 221 Lakeshore Road, East, Oakville Reservations 849â€"0971. Italian Dress Optional Eoo i. o. The Dalvile Exprem" Advertorial Julie Davis, director of food serâ€" vices for Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital helps OTMH CEO Hugh Pauwels and production supervisor Wayne Clarkson, cut massive submarine sandwich. It was part of the grand opening of the hospital‘s new main dining room and servery. The new facility boasts 230 seat capacity and several different food ‘staâ€" tions‘ incorporating The Sweet Shop, The Deli, The Main Course, The Bake Shop and the Coffee Shop. Other new feaâ€" tures to be opened later will be The Grill and The Hot Pot. Highâ€"tech education may start by JK By KATHY YANCHUS Oakville Beaver Staff Start them _ young _ 18 Superintendent of Education Services Graeme Barrett‘ s approach. Incorporating technological aspects in everyday curriculum gives children, even those as young as Junior Kindergarten age, the tools to manage technology as secâ€" ond nature. "The evidence is clear that early involvement sets the stage for early learning," said Barrett told trustees Thursday night during his presentaâ€" tion on a long range plan for Technological Education which incorporates JK to Grade 8. "As a society we have to have an approach to technology that illusâ€" trates its importance." If students are to successfully make the transition from school to workforce, "the education system must ensure that all graduates are technologically competent," he said. Barrett‘s plan is designed to proâ€" vide technological equipment for students â€" including such items as Duplo and z â€" staff training and facility renovations, at a cost of more than $400,000 in each of the next five years. Research indicates a majority of teachers feel technology is an important aspect of education and they would teach more of it, if they had tools at their disposal, said Barrett. "Things are changing...Students,J parents and educators need a wake~ up call. Sometimes we lose site Ofl educational requirements. Jobs are going unfilled because skills don‘t meet available jobs," said Barrett. > _ _As the next century approaches, more jobs are going to require speâ€" cific technological competencies, he said The teaching strategy in this ag grouping would be imerdisciplinar)a incorporating technology into th current curriculum and not a sepaâ€" rate program, explained Barrett. ‘ The integration of technology into classroom study would hely develop three basic skills: creativity problemâ€"solving and critical think‘ ing, he added. Oakville South MPP . says his party has best plan for Ontario 1 In response to growing publi interest in the three parties‘ plans fc the Ontario economy, Gary Carr hy released a comparison between h party‘s program for econonig renewal and those of the NBDP 11 Liberals. s "We believe the Common Sert Revolution is the best plan f achieving fundamental econom change," Carr said. "We also belie the other parties share basically t same positions and offer no chan, to an unacceptable status quo. "This document is our best effe to provide Ontarians with the data make an informed choice on t critical issue in the coming election "Where the other parties ha offered details, that information h been highlighted in its proper cCO text," Carr said. "At the same tin where there are gaps or omissiO1 we have highlighted these too." "Ultimately," â€" Carr â€" sa "Ontarians themselves must jud which party and plan is the m credible to deliver the fundame structural change voters dema "Through this document, we inv interested readers to compare three plans and decide for the selves." Copies are available by call Carr‘s constituency office at 8 5592. (Photo by Peter McCusker) November 16, 1994