The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

The Oakville Beaver, W ednesday July 16, 2003 - C3 Bike Trek set for Sept. 21 The Halton Lung Association's BikeTREK is on the move and growing. Starting and finishing at Coronation Park on Sept. 21, participants can choose from three distances, 20, 60 and 100 kilometres. The 20-kilometre route is designed for those who wish to wheel the event any way they want - inline skate, bike, skateboard, stroller anything on wheels. This route will also be set up for a family scavenger hunt with rewards for the most collect ed items but also a simple pledge ride for those not par ticipating in the hunt. The 60 and 100 kilometre rides will take cyclists to Burlington and Milton. There will be a small reg istration fee for all three rides to offset costs. BikeTREK proceeds will go towards the Lungs Are For Life education program for all grades from Kindergarten to Grade 12. For information, call the Halton Lung Association at 905-847-1033. ^ C o b b le S T O N E m b e n S ^ n a rris o n a m u n · s p e c ia l jo m e u a K v iu e ts e a v e r & F ireplace Design S p ecia lists " types o f m asonry work & restoration: · chimneys · stairs · walkways · patios · planters · tuck pointing QUALITY BRAND NAMES GAS & ELECTRIC FIREPLACES AVAILABI Vermont C astings Barbecues Double coho rt high school g rad u ates receiving $1,000 A ngela B ruce IO D E b u rsa ries are, from row from left, Lisa C ahill, W hite O aks N o rth ; A laa A hm ed an d Louise C om pton, W hite O aks South; M a rtin a K unovic, St. Ignatius o f Loyola, M errian K eegan A w ard. $8,000 over fo u r years; L itsa S otiriou, St. T hom as A quinas; Je n n a Schm alz and M ichelle Stockstill, O akville T rafalg ar; m iddle row from left, Joyce Kim an d K am ila K ruzel, St. Ignatius of Loyola; and B rennen M cC rae, Q ueen Elizabeth P a rk ; and back row from left. Evelyn Jack so n , Iroquois Ridge; Jolene C oo p er an d Alya S aab, T. A. Blakelock; L ianne Biggar, Iroquois Ridge; Todd D 'Amico, Q ueen E lizabeth P a rk , an d M atthew B ak, St. T hom as A quinas. Angela Bruce IODE celebrates 70 years The Angela Bruce Chapter IODE is celebrating its 70th anniversary. The notfor-profit organization was chartered on June 16,1933. It was named after Angela Bruce, the wife of a Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. The Chapter's celebration includes presenting $27,500 in scholarships including the Merrian Keegan Award. $8,000 over four years; $1,000 bursaries to 15 local double cohort high school graduates: $2,000 each to four adult female students at Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, plus $500 to a Sheridan music student. The Chapter's original membership was 24. During the ensuing years there have been 37 regents or, as they are now called, presidents. Today, Wendy Kato occupies that office and the Chapter has 69 members. The original location of the IODE Opportunity Shop was on Oakville's main street in Oakville (1944) and since March of 1990 it is on the comer of Kerr and Rebecca Streets. During the Second World War its goal was to raise funds to purchase socks and sweaters for the men and women in the Armed Forces. The Lome Scots Regiment was adopted and furnished with phonograph records and books. During WWII other' organizations were also supported by the Chapter, such as the Women's League; the Red Cross; the Royal Canadian Legion and the navy ship HMCS Oakville. Today, this store is the main source of the Chapter's funding. The entire mem bership takes turns volunteering many hours at the shop. Used clothing and household articles are sold at very rea sonable prices. The shop is open week days from 12 - 4 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Currently, revenue from the store is returned to the community through edu cation, bursaries and donations. Angela Bruce Chapter supports many projects within the Oakville community, such as awarding bursaries every year to gradu ating students in each of Oakville's sec ondary schools and to adult students at White Oaks Secondary School and Sheridan. Among others, the Chapter also supports Sleeping Children Around the World. Ian Anderson House, DARE. CNIB, the Salvation Army, SENECA, Fareshare Foodbank and other local charities. The chapter also makes generous contributions to the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. In recent years the club's other fund-raising projects were target ed towards specific institutions. This year's proceeds from the annual Bridge-Luncheon will go to the Lions Foundation's Dog Guide Training Centre. Now featuring VERMONT fclAjtSTlC HTflT H t^fT eiect D esign & installation o f gas, electric & conventional fireplaces: · stone & brick facings · built-in · wood surrounds cabinetry · cast stone mantels 406 Speers RcL, Oakville Q A C Q Q 7 r / V / J -O O I " Z lU O D across from Rona Lansing) . V ISIT TH E SP E C IA IJST S T(> S E E TH E DIFFEREXCE NO WONDER we're the #1 retailer in Canada for major appliances Based on independent national surveys current at time of advertising preparation Kenmore® 18.2-cu. ft. fridge with top freezer 2 full-w idth glass shelves. 3 full-w idth d oo r shelves. #65832. Sears reg. 829.99. · Largest selection of major appliances in Canada Loyola graduate wins lODE's Merrian Keegan Scholarship Martina Kunovic, 17, a Grade 12 graduate of St. Ignatius of Loyola High School with an average of 93 per cent, is the winner of the Angela Bruce IODE's 2003 Merrian Keegan Scholarship $8,000 over a four year period She has been an outstanding and active student, on the Honour Roll from 1999 through this year and winner of the Student of the Year and Academic Achievement Awards in 2001-2002. Involved in a number o f school activities, Kunovic has been a member on such committees as Social Justice, Rage o f Order, Student Council, Yearbook and the Debating Team. She has tutored in mathematics and worked with special needs children and found time to play on the school's midget and junior volleyball teams. Outside of the School, Kunovic's involvement has included being a mem ber of Holy Trinity Parish and a lector for Sunday Mass. She is a member of the Parish Youth Group, and was youth co-chair o f her Parish World Youth Day Committee in 2002. A winner o f the O ptim ist Club Oakville Student Youth Appreciation Award in 2002, she is one of three stu dent trustees with the Halton Catholic District School Board and a member of the M ayor's Youth Advisory Council. Although a dedicated school student, Kunovic has found time for the past two years working as a supervisor at Le Dome Banquet Hall. · We service what we sellTM · Ask about our Price Match Guarantee on national brand major appliances; details in store · Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded No Money Down. No Deferral Fee. Don't pay 'til January 2004 on major appliances and more! No payments u n til January 2004, only w ith your Sears Card, on approved credit. Minimum $200 purchase. TICKET EVENT J U L Y a TO J U L Y at.-, 2003 Sale price ends Saturday, July 19, 2003, while quantities last S ears Oakville Place M on.-Fri. 10 am -9 pm . Sat. 8 am -6 pm. S u n.11 am -5 pm. Sears Furniture & Appliance Store M ississauga Mon.-Fri. 10 am-9 pm. Sat. 10 am -6 pm. Sun .11 am-5 pm.