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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday A pril 2, 2003 - C3 Register for CN Tower Climb at Hopedale Beginning before sunrise on April 26, some 4,000 peo ple will charge up the CN Tower to raise funds for the World W ildlife Fund (W W F). This rare opportu nity to climb the Mount Everest of public buildings, sponsored by Canada Life and the CN Tower, runs from 6 - 1 1 a.m. The goal is to raise $450,000 to help protect the Earth's natural environment and build a future in which humans can live in harmony with nature. The public climb begins in the SkyWalk Atrium at Union Station and the SkyWalk. Enter through the west doors o f Union Station or via Station Street. The fee on event day is $30. Pre-registration is taking place at Hopedale Shopping Centre at Rebecca Street and Third Line on Saturday. April 5 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The pre-registration fee for the climb is $25, but those who raise $ 75 in pledges climb for free. Climbers are not allowed to bring anything into the CN Tower stairwell, including backpacks, cell phones, Walkmans, or infants and children. Water bottles are permis sible if carried in a fanny pack. There will be a super vised coat check on site. WWF-Canada is a regis tered charitable organization, supported by 6 0 .0 0 0 Canadians. Headquartered in Toronto, WWF-Canada also has offices in Montreal, and Yellowknife, as well in Halifax Prince Rupert and Iqaluit. It also leads global con servation efforts in Cuba. The organization recently concluded its decade-long Endangered Spaces Campaign which protected over 1.000 new areas across the country. Used cutlery collection for HWP Morrison House, at the comer of Trafalgar and Lakeshore Roads, is collecting donations of used cutlery to give to Halton Women's Place this month. As an added incentive, Morrison House will offer 20 per cent off any flatware purchase with a minimum donation of 10 pieces of used flatware in good condition. Morrison House celebrates its one-year anniversary in May. Morrison House is a home ddcor, gifts and tableware retailer that carries products ranging from barware to jew ellery. And have a Ball! Swing into Spring! The hardest part is making the call to get started. Call Fred Astaire Dance Studios today. Jump and Jive tomorrow. JUMP & JIVE SWING SPECIAL 10HOURS « > r$ 2 0 T) [Y n v -i k IK r , ·Ne« adult students ort> 225 Lakeshore Road East, 2nd Floor Downtown Oakville 1 block west of Trafalgar Rd. (Entrance from both Lakeshore Road and parking lot off Church Street) ) DANCE STUDIOS Easter Egg Hunt for KSM An Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday April 19 at the Meyer Chiropractic Centre, 275 Trafalgar Rd. The hunt, weather permitting, will begin at 11 a.m. Children are asked to bring their own baskets. They will be hunting for hundreds of plastic eggs that can be turned in for goody bags. The hunt will be followed by a variety of races and con tests, plus a visit from die Easter Bunny. This fun-filled event is being held to collect food donations and/or money for Kerr Street Ministries. Gift certificates and prizes have been donated by local businesses. Refreshments will be available. Participants must register prior to the event, call 905-8452335. TM "°* CHl t i g 905- 842-3797 email: OakvilleFAOS@aol.com B e a t th e Liesa Kortmann · Oakville Beaver } 0 m k r tib .m BREATH OF SPRING TULIP DAY: Susy Borges, left, of the H alton Lung A ssociation delivers tulips to T h eresa Nielsen at the O akville Beaver. T he L ung association has sold 3 ,75 0 tulips across H alton Region raising m ore th an $ 12 ,0 00 . T heresa sold 6 3 bunches raising $ 7 3 8 at the Beaver. F o r the one in five people in O n tario who su ffer from a b reath in g difficulty, tulips represent hope for a h ealth ie r fu tu re. T he H alton L ung A ssociation th an k s Tulip Day business representatives and volunteers for organizing the sale of the tulips. W ithout th e ir help, a cam paign like this could not be successful. Special Prices on in Stock vanities, including Lam inate C ounter Tops until April 15/03 » BATHROOMS * WALL UNITS Custom Designs. Custom Finishes, Top Quality Cabinetry, Competitively l*riced. Free In-Home Service, Lifetime Warranty ^ C o b b lc S lO N E n ib e r S ^ 4150 South Service Rd. Burlington "Masonry & Fireplace Design Specialists" DESIGN & INSTALLATION OF GAS. ELECTRIC AND CONVENTIONAL FIREPLACES: ( 905) 632-0029 M A J E S T IC VI R M O N I H E A T -N rd b lame · stone & brick facings · wood surrounds · cast stone mantels · built-in cabinetry abinet c oncepts N otice of L iquor Licence A pplication Ontario All This group of stu d en ts front Jo h n Knox C h ristian School holds up som e of the school supplies th a t w ere collected and donated to Pena de H oreb C hristian School in the D om inican R epublic. types of masonry work & restoration The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission o f Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Mar (ia la Bistro & Bar 2 5 0 8 Hampshire Gate Oakville (including outdoor area) Any resident of the municipality may make a written submission as to whether the issuance o f the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes o f the residents. Submissions must be received no later than May 2. 2<H)3. Please include your name, address and telephone number. If a petition is submitted to the Commission, please identify the designated contact person. Note: The AGCO gives the applicant copies of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licensing and Registration Department Alcohol and Gam ing Commission of Ontario 20 Dundas St. W., 7 lh Floor Toronto. ON M5G 2N 6 Fax: 416-326-5555 E-mail: licensing@agco.on.ca Now featuring Dimplex Electraflame Electric Fireplaces VISIT THE SPECIALISTS TO SEE THE D IFFERENCE ... 406 S peers Road, O akville (across from Rona Lansing) 905 - 337-2066 CLIP & SAVE John Knox sends school supplies to Dominican The staff and students at John Knox Christian School (JKCS) decided to make a difference by donating school supplies and funds to Pena de Horeb Christian School, a small school in the town of Mojarra in the Dominican Republic through the WorldWide Christian School Sponsorship program. They collected crayons, glue sticks, pencils, pencil sharpeners, note pads and erasers. In addition. JKCS donated $1,200 of the proceeds from its annual chocolate bar fund raising event. As part of their con tributions, the Grade 6 class held a bake sale and raised $155 to purchase Bibles for the school. Due to lack of proper health care, poor sanitary conditions and a polluted water supply, the life expectancy of the people living in the Mojarra area is less than 50 years. Sixty per cent live in poverty, eking out a living working in the cane fields. The Pena de Horeb Christian School is the only education available in the area for children up to Grade 5. The school started in the local one room church and gives families and children hope for the future, and respite from their suffering. The Cook family, who are affiliated with John Knox Christian School, deliv ered the supplies to the Dominican Republic during their recent March Break trip. They went with a group of families from Canada to help build a school in a small community near Santa Domingo. Dean Broersma, who coordinates the building of new schools, picked up the supplies from the Cook family and deliv ered them to the Pena de Horeb Christian School. Karen Cook recalls being shocked at the deplorable, living conditions that many must endure, families living in a barrio often have only temporary shelters, litde food and limited or no access to med ical supplies. As a result, the infant mortal ity rate is very high. JKCS sincerely thank all those families who participated and helped make this project possible. CLIP & SAVE! This Special Family Pass allows 2 adults and their children FREE admission to Oakville's largest consumer show - The Oakville Lifestyle T M k FREE FAM ILY PASS! 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