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12-The Carladian Champion, Friday, June 20,1997 Golden notes from junior jazz band I GEORGETOWN CINEMAS I /235 Guelph Street 873-1999 The I-lton Junior Jazz Ensemble is as good as gold. lThe han I t-ou sbuohi berne Ild imdal front tho ' 5t h ,iii1\.isaIlý CCoiCliet tiîtc. i. Cm.. Id iluitulet Comprised of 15 grade 7 and 8 music students from Halton, the band was among the youngest of 11,000 Musictest participants from acrots the country, said Deborah Coulombe, an adult volun- teer with the group. Under the direction of Burlington teachers Carolyn Lewis and Jane Wamsley, the ensemble performed at one of five theatres in the Museum of Civilization before a panel of adjudicators. "This marks a very successful fn-st trip 10 the prestigious nation- al competition since the inception of the ensemble in 1990," Ms Coulombe said. An individual honour award was given 10 drummer Shaun Staples of Milton's WlI. Dick School. A toial ei ti n' ebers (if the gretip are mîie studcrit\ etI V.liti W de ai t[ i e ho,ý a!si. 11due tel at (bass guitar), Brendan Coulombe (keyboards), Carley Dobsen (trombone), Andrew Hunt (trombone), Lyndsey Joncs (tenor sas- ophone), Carley Jukes (trumpet), Jessica Simpson (trumpet) and Jennifer Wallace (alto saxophone). The ensemble was invited to participate at Musicfest afler win- ning a silver medal ai the Niagara Regional Musicfest in February. The public will bave a final opportunity 10 hear this year's band during the Milton District Hospital Auxiliary's Strawberry Fair on the hospital grounds Saturday ai 10:45 a.m. fromn Union Gas instali1 the cool comfort of air conditioning in your home. Because right 110W there's no payment for 90 days,* plus a $100 saving* on any installed air conditioner purchase! Don't wait for a sweltering August night to buy your air, conditioner. Beat the rush and do it 110W. And save! Cali 876-3017. D Defe.' ed payierits avaabbe te Union Gas resdental custorners on approved credit. Ail other offers rit apicable. Ofin, vali froi Aine 1 ine2l/97. There are no st1 fees nr early paynie'tt ptenalies for fina.iciriq cail union Oas for cietals Limited Tîmie Off er!. Order before June 21/077 $100 off* Air Conditioning 0 uniongas B r g n ge er g y* i mrn t owygou r fme Milton athiete Ryan Leworthy is starting the western portion of his fundraislng tour. Tour heads west Wheelchair athlete Ryan Leworthy and his father Mike anived in Vancouver last night to start the western part of their fundrais- ing cross-country tour. The Milton father and son team are in the midst of Tour '97, which kicked off May 3 at the Toronto Science Centre under pouring train. The pair's goal is to raise $1 million for the Link Foundation started by the Leworthys in 1992. The non-profit organization was tounded to generate an aware- nesa of the disabled and their families' needs and to help create opportunities for inclusion in community sports, fitness and recreation. Last week the duo completed their tour of eastern Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces, where they werc the tinst and only cyclista to cross the new Confederation Bridge to PEt. They plan to, bike 90 to 100 kilometers a day and are expected back in Toronto at the end of August after biking some 7,000 km. Ryan, 20, born with spina bifida, is riding an excelerator. a spe- cially designed hand-cranked cycle. Donations are being collected along the route or through the Link Foundation line (l1-800-399-825 1). CAS HWAY GRAND OPENINO SATURDAY JUNE 21 ST eBBQ (Proceeds ta Deborah's Home) -Fish Pond for the Kids Great savings for Mom & Dad! Pmz700 Main St., Milton fax 878-8025 lUARANTEE!