Oakville Beaver, 4 Aug 1999, A8

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MU 1 n c UAIN V iLLC DCAV E.K weanesaay, August 4, iyyy Get what you Really W ant. Photo by Peter J. Thompson YO YO FUN: Wayne Lam, the "Yo Yo Man" spun his bag of tricks Monday afternoon in the Centre Court at Oakville Place to the delight of his youthful fans.. Vandals h it QEP tw ice A school in west Oakville was the target for vandals twice within a month, and Crime Stoppers wants to know who is responsible. During the Friday night of July 9th to 10th, a number of windows were smashed at Q.E. High CRIME CR IM E STOPPERS OF HALTON Call 825-TIPS or 1-800-668-5151 Park School Drived STOPPERS was also evi­ dence of peo­ ple drinking on the roof of the building, and leaving graffiti on the walls. During the early Monday morning of July 26th, the ------------------------- sound of breaking glass was heard by neighbours. Patrol units found several windows and glass doors had again been smashed by vandals. The estimates to repair all the dam­ age total several thousands of dollars. Crime Stoppers wants to hear from anyone who can suggest possible sus­ pects for the police to investigate. If you have any information that leads to an arrest in this or any other case, you may be eligible for a cash reward. You need not give your name, and your information can be taken with complete anonymity. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to Call Display. Please call 1-800-222-TIPS or 825- TIPS (that's 825-8477) or on the web w w w .enlightning.com /~crim estop- pers.html. Blood typing clinic Aug. 20th A blood typing session will be held at Oakville Place on Aug. 20th by Canadian Blood Services, in hopes of attracting new blood donors while at the same time telling members of the public what their blood type is. The public can find out whether they are O, A, B or AB. The session will be held near the Sears Court from 4 to 8 p.m. The need for blood is ongoing, says Canadian Blood Services. "Whether it's Someone in a car acci­ dent, a mom during childbirth or a surgery patient, the need for blood never stops," says Marianne Clarke, donor ser­ vice representative. "Donors are needed every day." Dr. Cynthia Blair R e lo c a tin g - S a m e B u ild in g 1060 Speers Rd., Oakville O akville H ealth Centre N ew Suite # 1 1 8 * 842-5533 Dig into the past Sunday The staff at Bronte Creek Provincial Park along with the members from the Toronto and Hamilton chapters of the Ontario Archaeology Society, will be digging into the past this Sunday. The Nature Centre at Bronte Creek will be hosting a fun and informative day of activities and events focusing on archaeology and artifacts. Activities will run all day, starting at 10 a.m. and concluding at 4 p.m. and will be held at the Nature Centre and the grounds around the Nature Centre. Enjoy events such as Clay Pot making, and learn the art of Woodland Period pottery making. Participate in the Smashed Pot activity, where you get a chance to partici­ pate in the puzzling world of archaeology. Watch as pro­ jectile points or "arrowheads" are made in the flint knap­ ping demonstration. Have you ever found an "arrowhead?" Bring them in and have an archaeologist tell you about the people who made it and how long ago it was made. Learn about the tools used by archeologists both through hands on inter­ active demonstrations and by viewing some of the infor­ mative slide shows that will be shown once every hour. Two slide shows will be alternated throughout the day as presenter, Greg Purmal, answers the question: "What is Archaeology anyway?" and Steve Thomas talks about the occupation of the park in: "Who lived here?" 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