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Friday, December 29, 2000 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER A9 MADD red ribbon campaign continues The 2000 Red Ribbon Campaign by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Halton continues into the New Year. "By attaching a ribbon to your vehicle antenna, this will serve as a message to people on the roads to drive safe and sober this hol iday season," says MADD Halton president Stephanie Dooley. "Our hope is that there will not be any tragedies in our communi ty this holiday season." The campaign - which started Nov. 2nd and runs through into 2001 - has seen MADD Canada volunteers distribute four million ribbons across the country. In Halton, 50,000 ribbons were ordered. For the latest information on Red Ribbon 2000, visit the MADD Canada website at www.madd.ca. "Let's have a safe holiday season on our streets and highways. Please do not drink and drive when you are out at socials or with friends," said Dooley. S ' y fp > Photo by Peter C. McCusker A colourful Dreamacres Quilt, celebrating the school's naturalization pro ject known as Dreamacres, was presented to the school at its Christmas assembly. Holding the quilt are Maggie Linton, left, and M argaret Rout. The quilt is the school's Millennium project. Each student in M argaret R out's G rade 4/5 class designed a square. N Jb ff All Floor M odel Stock · Heidfr · L lo y d F la n d e r s H o m e cre st · B e ka · Sunningdale students create Dreamacres Quilt Before her retirement in June, Margaret Rout, the Grade 4/5 teacher at Sunningdale School initiated the school's Millennium project of creating a Dreamacres Quilt celebrating the school's Dreamacres naturalization project. Each student in her class designed a square, as did the school's Dreamacres co-ordinator Maggie Linton, and land scape architect Marius deBruyn. The squares were assembled into a quilt, using the school colours of yellow and blue, by Rout's friend Janice Knifton of Etobicoke, who suggested the idea for creating this quilt. Rout taught at Sunningdale for 27 years. The quilt was presented to the school at its recent Christmas assembly. The pro ject has been *added to the Our Millennium website (www.ourmillennium.ca) by Darlene Jones, Oakville's Millennium projects coordinator. No Tax1 A S FIREPLAC o n a ll in s t a lle d Police m ay have your stolen bicycle The bicycle storage area at the 20 Division (Oakville) station is rapidly filling up with found and presumably stolen bicycles. Police have cross-checked incoming bikes with the stolen reports and have not been able to determine the owners. The public is encour aged to report stolen bicycles not previously reported and to come in and view the col lection in hopes of recovering their property. 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