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4 -The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, September 7, 1999 Presehool talk this Saturday J Kilhride Area Preschool to 3 p.m. Wednesday or Thursday I i iiiiiiiiiiiioi Ihi~ iL tli .~S afiernoons. meeting toi children regis- available tor the school's For more information Or tered for the fall session on half-day programs on Saturday, Sept. 11. Tuesday and Thursday to regîster, caîl Leslie at The event will run froml mornings or Tuesday, 878-0739. REEMEII Yo mut stpi n *ot di eon we eo se a shobu e *- lhse e sg Your Com.unity" Thursday September 9th 9:000 am a 1:@30 P. Discover the services avoulable for seniors within our community. Milton.Seniors' Actmviy Centre 500 Child's Drive 1 Please ccdl 875-1681 for more infoton. Police in Milton seek your assistance. Between August 5 and 9 while an apartment located on the property of Mohawk Raceway was unoccupied, unknown per- sons went to the front window area of the apartmnent. which was located at the raceway property and backed onto a wooded aiea, entered the apartment and stole a large surn of money fromn the victim. The bold thieves accessed the apartmnent by sliding open a win- dow. Perhaps the thieves have bragged to friends about this theft and their bold method of entry. If you think you may know who's responsible for this theft, Crime Stoppera wants to * Presentations by community groups <starting on the hour beginning at 10:00 arn) ~e Tours of the Centre W" The opportunily to view community displays 0 FREE Coffee and muffins e A chance to meet progrom Instructors and Convenors and register on site for upcom- I ing programs eFREE gîveaways ,"FREE" Drows - many fabulous prizes to b. won, including registration to a Centre program of your cholice this faill Special thanks ta the following businesses for their generous donations: Tum Horton's, Don Cherry's, Milton Mail, Great Canadian Bagel, Crown Hill Pub & Grill and a Shoppers Drug.Mort, Milton MaIl. hear from you. Solve crime anonymously and receive cash. If you have any information that leads to an arrest in this or any other case, you may be eligi- ble for a cash reward of up to $',00. You need not give your namne and your information can be taken with complete anonymity. Call J-800-222-TJPS. Do you HEAT your HOME with OIL B*cme aTlwemoShsI custom en d ru"lv: * $100 AIR MILES1 reward miles * Earn one NIR MILES reward mile with every $25 in oil purchases * One complimentary Tank Armor treatment (protects your oil tank) (O0U)68.OO 1-800-465-6071 Ggn Stpe- jH ti, vBold thieves steal money Concert series kicks of with October show Maestro Kerry Stratton celebrates a sea- son of change conducting a world class orchestra with a new naine. The North York Symphony, which Mr. Stratton has directed since 1988, is now the Toronto Philharmonia, a naine that he said suits the growing excellence of a dynamie orchestra committed to great music. "These years with this orchestra have been so rewarding to me artistically," he said. "I am privileged to conduct such a great orchestra." Mr. Stratton, who bas performed in Milton for the past seven years, will return to, town for Milton Concert Presentations' I4th Nocturne Series of five concerts. Milton Alliance Church, where the con- certs are held, "provides great acousties and an intimate atmosphere," Mr. Stratton said. "The orchestra and I love coming to Milton to, perform." Tise season opener October 22, 'Ride to the Rescue' with the Toronto Philharmonia is inspired by horse and rider throughout history. The program includes Rossini's William Tell Overture, Von Suppe's Light Cavalry, Cowell's Post Horn Gallop, Franch's Le Chausseur Maudit and Haydn's Horn Signal Symphony. On November 19, featured performers are the Great Lakes Guitar Duo - Thachuck and Meyer - who're retuming by popular request to charmn and delight with the sweet sounds of two guitars bringing romance fromn around the world. The first concert of the year 2000, on January 21, is entitled Mozart in Prague. Direct (romn Prague, soloist Boris Krajn with the Toronto Philharmonia will feature Don Giovanni's Overture, the Prague Symphony and the Coronation Piano Concerto. Heralding spring on March 24, the Toronto Philharmonia's brasa quinte will be back and promises another evening of interactive fun and great music with lively sounds of ceremony and rejoicing. The season's grand finale on May 5- Classical CeIt Concert - will combine the great Scottish Fantasy of Max Bruch with the brilliant young Canadian violinist Jasper Wood, and the Toronto Philharmonia. Ali concerts will stait at 8 p.m. at Milton Alliance Church, 2850 Derry Rd. E. Season tickets cost $75, or $55 for seniors and students. Single seats are avail- able for $25, or $20 for seniors and stu- dents. Tickets can be purchased at the door or by calling 878-2432 or 878-4604.