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B E task force nabs pair Queens Avenue home. Ricardo Cavicchi, 18, of Munns Avenue, has been charged with two counts of break and enter, one count of break and enter with intent, possession of burglary tools and breach of proâ€" bation. Arthur Coombs, 18, of Speers Road, has been charged with one count of break and enter with intent. Two Oakville teens were arrested Wednesday after police caught two burglary suspects apparently breaking into a College Park home. Members of the special Halton Regional Police task force created to tackle the local break and enter problem â€" togethâ€" er with detectives and a surveilâ€" lance unit â€" nabbed two suspects believed to be of burglarizing a THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, Mar. 25, 1994 â€" 8 SUNDAY, MARCH 27/94 HOLIDAY INN QEW TRAFALGAR Preview 1:00 Auction 2:00 FREE ADMISSION Over 100 framed Limited Edition prints BATEMAN â€" ROMANCE â€" LUMBERS = BRENDERS â€" ROBSON many more For more info call JOAN McCANN 1(519) 537â€"8600 905â€"648â€"5994 104 After 6 After 13 Years The Gold Centre has been forced by creditors to liquidate everything and... 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GOLF COURSE OPENS MARCH 25, 1994 WEATHER PERMITTING 336â€"366 TOR.: 338â€"4875 1137 No. 1 Sideroad Gueiph Line 1137 #1 SIDEROAD, BURLINGTON n seeks volunteers Crawford Lake and the Mountsberg 10 K Trail Run. Many people interested in helping support the Foundation‘s work have responded by returning a coupon in the Focus on Conservation tabloid available at Halton conservation areas, libraries in Halton, information places. and municipal buildings. Anyone interested in attending the session on April 6th should contact the Halton Region Conservation Authority community relations department no later than April 1st, at (905) 336â€"1158. Vintage race cars on display at Trafalgar Village The Canadian Vintage Modifieds (formerly Hobby Club) have at least six race cars on display in Trafalgar Village from now to Sunday. The Flamboro Speedway pace car will also be on disâ€" play. Donations of $1 or more to Easter Seals will receive a picture of a Vintage Modified race car, a copy of Performance Racing News, or a ballot can be filled out to win a remote control race car, donated by Pennzoil. (Replica of the #30 Pennzoil Winston Cup race car, driven by Michael Waltrip). This is the 11th year that the club has been supporting the Drive for Easter Seals Children and to date has donated over $27,000 to this worthy cause. The proceeds raised, directly supâ€" ports onâ€"going programs, funding, and support services provided by The Easter Seal Society to more than 7,800 physiâ€" cally disabled children and their famiâ€" lies across Canada. Debating champ (Continued from page 1) lar to impromptu speaking â€" both involved drama." He plans to have a career in debating and theatre. Dhir, president of Appleby‘s debating society, qualified for the World Debating and Public Speaking Championship last Nov. 4th at an international speaking competition held in Nova Scotia for Canada, United States and the United Kingdom. There he competâ€" ed against 100 students from 25 schools, and ranked fourth. The top five students competed in England; the others hailing from Winnipeg, Halifax and two from Vancouver. He competed in impromptu speakâ€" ing, acting, and persuasive speakâ€" ing. He was selected for the Nova Scotia competition by teachers Paul Bentley and Carol Bysouth in recognition for his proficiency in school debates. "When I qualified for the World public speaking competition, one of my teachers just ran into the classâ€" room to tell me, and everybody cheered. "Getting to the World competiâ€" tion was a really big goal for me." Dhir has been interested in pubâ€" lic speaking since his enrolment into Grade 9 at Appleby College, and for the past few years, acted in a number of school theatrical proâ€" ductions. "Debating provides me an opportunity to intellectually debate issues with my peers." Last April, he placed second at the Shakespeare on the Platform competition, held by the English Speaking Union of Canada. "I enjoy Shakespearean acting, and I hope to audition for a theatre comâ€" pany this summer."