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Irene McCau/ey Chair at lhe Board Parents and students are invited to attend information sessions regarding programs and services oiiered in Haiion's Catholic Secondary Schools. Halton Catholic Secondary Schools, in partnership with home and church. are dedicated to providing'excellence in education by developing faith-centered individuals able to contribute to society. Please call the School Principal for further information. Loyola Catholic Secondary School 1550 Nottinghill Gate Principal: Mr. Ted Meyer Tel: 847-0595 Date: Thursday, January 21st, 7:00 pm. BARRIE Tel: (705) 728-7878 BRAMPTON Tel: (416) 457-9993 WIN a $ ., .. 00 SH.PPING SPHEE >H 4.1m _.OO>_. meOI>Z._. Om <Ocm. OIO_Om COLLINGWOOD Tel: (705)444-2430 a . , YES, each week to Jan. 29, you could 0 ' WIN a $500.00 SHOPPING SPREE at the local merchant of your choice by simply coming into any Manulile Bank of Canada Branch and filling out a free ballot, so don’t wait" .come in today... DrawDeiailsinBranch) Manulife Financial INFORMATION SESSIONS WILL BE HELD AS LISTED BELOW NOW 1111 Manulife Bank of Canada 62% gmwgwgm/ Y THE NAME HA NOTICE TO PARENTS OF GRADE 8 STUDENTS INFORMATION sEssmus AT CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS ”SHARING THE SPIRI '1 THE HALTON ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD MIDLAND Tel: (705) 527-0106 MISSISSAUGA Tel: (416) 279-8111 NORTH YORK ’ OSHAWA Tel: (416) 782-1169 Tel: (416) 436-2027 DOWNSVIEW OAKVILLE Tel: (416) 636-4900 Tel: (416) 849-0655/6 â€" CORPORATE OFFICES â€" ORILLIA â€" HuRnNiKTRUST St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School 124 Margaret Drive Principal: Mr. Don Grant Tel; 842-9494 Date: Wednesday. January 27th, 7:30 pm. “II C. G. Bymes Direclot ol Educallon ORILLIA (Main) SCARBOROUGH Tel: (705) 325-2328 Tet-(416) 321-9510 ORILLIA Tel: (705) 327-7056 REGIONAL TRUST Blood donpr clinic a 'challenge' The Oakville Parks and Recreation Department works co- operatively with a number of difâ€" ferent agencies on various com- munity related projects. One such venture is Oakville’s Fun-Fit Challenge. Together with the Oakville Branch of The Canadian Red Cross Society and the Oakville Chamber of Commerce, the Department plays an active role in co-ordinating this fun- filled day of zany activity. Saturday, May 29th, will mark the third year for this annual col- laboration. Invitations to partici- pate are extended to both the community and corporate sectors to put together teams of 10 to enjoy a day of non-competitive, non-skilled events. Registration information will be available next week from the Oakville Parks and Recreation Department at 1225 Trafalgar Rd. and the Oakville Family YMCA at 410 Rebecca St. Tom Abbott, Program and Membership Services Manager at the YMCA is the Registration Chair for Oakville’s Fun-Fit Challenge and inquiries may be directed to him at 845â€"3417. CHANGED TORONTO Tel: (416) 966-2000 WOODBRIDGE Tel: (416) 851 -5888 Monday night, thieves strdck again, again removing the front door lock by spinning it out. Police weren’t sure what was stolen the second time around. Halton Regional Police say it is unlikely a second break-in at a Pacific Road office was just a coincidence earlier this week. D. Young Marketing Associates located in an industrial complex at 760 Pacific Road was first broken into sometime between Jan. 8th and 11th when someone spun the lock out of the front door to get inside and steal a Black Decker jigsaw and a power drill worth approximately $300. A third break-in was reported at a-nearby shop at 760 Pacific Road Monday Jan. 11th when again a front door lock was removed at the Brew Perfect store. Cash and pinball machine money totalling about $66 was stolen, said police. Pacific Road businesses targets of some very determined thieves Interested participants please hote â€" teams are limited and will be accepted on a first come-first served basis! An important aspect of the Challenge is the pre-event blood donor clinics run by the local branch of The Canadian Red Cross Society. 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