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16 - Thse Canadien Champion, Frlay,,Septernbpr 4,-1998 S teèa"m Erfa*i s'bac èk Steam Era returns to the hundreds of gas and steam Milton Fair Grounds this powered antique tractors, Labour Day weekend. trucks and cars with live Froîn Scpfcibt'r 4 lu 7, the demonstrations. 'SI1 1111a ,îisin l \l il \111lcaluIc t)uuîs &pcîî îudav al 9 a ýIi Starting a Small Business? Attend the Entrepreneur Workshop Hosted by the Halton Business Development Centre Sept. 9 What's an entrepreneur? $25-00 Sept. 16 Plan your way to profits $35-00 Sept. 23 Market your way to sales $35.00 Sept. 30 Tax tips $35.00 Thme: 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 pin. Location: Halton Regional Centre 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville Registtion fee: $125 for ail 4 Sessions To register Cali. 905-825-6300 Acton 519-853-0501, Georgetown 905-878-8113 Aldershot 905-639-4540 Streetsville 905-823-0720 www.mSega.bkofl.O.c '(I u'is advises movie makers Former Holy Rosary Church priest Mark Curtis bas gone Hollywood. The Milton man, who recently left the pricslliotd lu pursuc a nîusic career, srved as a consultant in Use movie 'Superstar'. Mr. Curtis was originally hired to por- tray a singing priest in Use movie, but dur- ing production was asked to become film advisor, according to a press release. Some of the scenes centred around the celebration of Mass and other Roman Catholic practices. Mr. Curtis was report- edly on set for consultation purposes to, ensure authenticity. Thse movie, filmed at Knox College in Toronto, stars Molly Shannon and Will Ferreil of television's 'Saturday Night Live'. Other featured actors are Elaine Hendrix of the recently-released movie 'Parent Trap', Harland Williams from the movie Dumber' and Mark McKinney, star of - the former CBC television series 'Kids in the Hall'. Directed by 'Kids in the Hall' star Bruce McCullough, MakCri tse film is set in St. Monica's Catholic H-igh School featuring Ms Shannon's Saturday Night Live char- acter Mary Catherine Gallagher. 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Date/mne t ram DATELINE on page 10 Tbursday Sept. 10 The Milton Seniors' Activity Centre, 500'Childs Dr., holds Senior Cinemas every Thursday at 1:30 p.m. The cost is $1.00. Caîl the centre at 875-1681 for fea- ture performances. The Halton Youth Symphony holds auditions for ail symphonic instruments at St. Ignatius of Loyola Secondary School, Nottinghifl Gate (Fourth Line) and Upper Middle Road, in Oakville at 7 p.m. Participants must be between the ages of 13 and 22 years. For more information, cail (416) 410-2319. Planning is the key to nice garden t ram COMPOST on page 7 frame and which ones needed to be screened. From inside, we looked at the different views and imagined what we would like to see from each window. We planned and sketched ideas, making sure eacb plant we selected was suitable for thse area we had chosen. Once we had a final planting plan worked out, we reviewed our ideas again, making sure thse gardien contained a good framework of plants that would look beautiful ail year round. Late in April, we made the great pil- jgrimage to the garden centre to shop for our first load of precious plants. Wc decid- ed to buy our shrubs and evergreens first, Iln the perennials and ground covers as a midla project. We had our list of shrubs with us and, for the most part, we followed it quite religiously. However, there was the odd gemn we just couldn't oesist. Rather than compromiùsing thse design by simply adding these plants to thse garden, however, we substituted themn for other plants that were Iess interesting but shared similar characteristics. Now came the fun part, planting aIl our newly found treasures! 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