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ONLV ONE MEETING NS REQUIRýD FOR EACH THERAPY Fifteen young Can- adians wilI win an ail- expense paid trip to the Toronto Economic Summit, June 19-21, as off icially accredited' reporter-observers. The Government of Canada wants ta en- courage the active par- ticipation of Canadian youth in this major international event which will be hosted by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, anctattended by the leaders of the United States of Amer- ica, United Kingdom, France, Federal Republic of Germany, Italy, Japan, and the Competition rules: Entries in English or French. Length Up to 500 words. Double spaced. Typed or legibly written. Open to fuil-time high school (including CEGEP in Quebec) students age 19 or under on December 31, 1988. A panel of experts wiIl judge entries for clarity, style, strength of argu- ment and original ity. Competition entries must be received in Ottawa by May 12, 1988. Entries cannot be returned. Winning entries may be adapted, trans- lated, reproduced, and made public. Sendl entries ta: SUMMIT EDITORIAL COMPElITION Department of the Secretary of State of Canada Ottawa KiA OMS Atfach this.enfry form or facsimile f0 your Summif Editorial. IHon. Lucien Bouchard The Secrefary of State of Canada Lhon. Lucien Bouchard Le Secrétaire d'État du Canada European Economic Community. Ta enter this competi- tion simply write a short editorial on the topic "A Key Issue for Canada at the Econom- ic Summit' The. issue selected should relate ta Canada in the world economy or ta social and other factors that directly affect our economic performance. A video and an infor- mation kit are being sent ta your high school (or CEGEP) and shoutd be there by April 18. Ask your teacher or principal for detaits, or cati 1-800-267-0829 for further information. NAME: ADDRESS: Postal Code PHONE:___________AGE:_____ SCHOOL NAME:______________ SCHOOL PHONE:_______________ 1 have read the competîtion rutes and accept them. Signature of student Signature of parent or guardian if student is a minor Pour une copie de cet avis en français, veuillez composer le 1-800-267-0829. Hon. Jean Charest Minister of State for Youth L'hon. Jean. Charest Ministre dEtat à la Jeunesse Canadt! Eleven mien, including one Whitby man, have pleaded guilty to committing indecent acts at a Bay Store public washroom at the Oshawa Centre. The il were axnong 36 men, charged by Durham Regional Police last month after receiving complaints fromn the Bay.' Police set up hidden cameras in the washroom, taping the acts. The il pleaded guilty at Oshawa provincial court last Thursday, April 14. Nine of the il mren were fined $150 and ordered to stay out of the Oshawa Centre for one year. They are Ernst Hart, 67, of Agincourt; Mark Broderick, 28, of Bancroft; Gilbert Mallais, 18, of Oshawa; Helmut Faust, 59, of Orillia; Joseph Arvay, 19, of Whitby; Stephen Johns, 31, of Oshawa; Phillip Callaghan, 47, of Oshawa; Dean Spencer, 27,,of Ajax; and Bryan Forbes, 21, Of Oshawa. Another man, Carl Starr, 24, Of Toronto, received a $200 fine. Court heard that Starr had a previous criniinal record. Peter Canario, 20, of Oshawa, pleaded guilty to three counts of comniitting an indecent act. He will be sentenced on May 9. Three other men are to stand trial in May, 1989, while another 13 are to stand trial in June, 1989. Another eight nmen are to appear in court during the next four weeks to have trial dates set. Court issued a bench warrant for another man, Roger LeBlane, 34, of New Brunswick, who-failed ta appear in court. Two receive burn-s Two men were treated and released from hospital for burns suffered after they both were splashed by grease from a deep fryer at Casey~s Restaurant Sat- urday night. Durham Regional Police report- Richard Cooney, 26, of Oshawa slipped while walking through the kitchen of the restaurant. Cooney collided with a fellow employee, Dean Mizen, 16, of 400 Lupin Dr., who also fell ta the ground. a Both were splashed with hot grease. Mizen received second degree burns ta bis right hand and arm and was treated and -released from Whitby General Hospital. Conney, who received second and third degree burns ta bis face, right ann, neck and chest, was taken ta Whitby General but was , then transferred ta Scarborough General. Cooney was released froni hospital on Sunday. no sweatl< à .4 thissummer, stay.. ~~~-~COOL with Lennox central air condîtionîng FOR EA RL Y BIRD LOWrPRICES CALL 'Ic. 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