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5th annual Pride picnic to be held tomorrow Event at Bronte Creek each year from Uic beginnmng we have an growing in popularity The Halton Organization for Pride and Education (HOPE) and the Halton Pride sub-cornmittce will host thc Fifth Annual Halton Pride Picnic tomorrow at Bronte Crcek Provincial Park. The event - which runs from noon to 4 p.m. - celebrates the lives and contribu- tions that Halton's gay, Iesbian, bisexual, transgender, transsexual and two-spirited commuities, their children, friends, fami- lies and faith comnsunities make in Uic region. Attendees wiIl be treated to an old-fash- ioned picnic includmng music, crafts and community displays, children's play and craft area plus a host of gaines for ail ages, including three-iegged races, tug-of-war and a human treasure hunt. Pienicers are encouraged to bring their own pienic basket lunch and enjoy pride in Uieceountry. "HOPE and Uic Nrde sub-consnittee are really excited about rcaching this mile- stone, our fifth year," said committee chair Marcus Logan. "Four years ago we were sitting around Uic table thinldng we would get 40 to 50 people mnterested ini attending Uic event, but FÀMILY CIIIROPRACTIC CMRE M under my roof 'Dr. 311 Martin Street. Multon (905) 878-5165 "«How big is BIG?" Sat 1-4, 1575 Dockray $434000 Matthew Chaplinski Suflon Group 822-5000 i1-2 pmn, 1541 Evans Terrace, $247900 Jacki Holigrocki, Remax Performance 270-2000 2-5 pm,1569 Jarvie, $499900 Jacki Holigrocki, Remnax Performance 270-2000 1-4 pmn, 352 Coxe $264,000 Andrea Sevenlikidis, ColdweII Banker 905-878-4444 SUNDYJN 2-4 pmn, 783 Clemnents, $419900 Kim Scott, Royal LePage 878-8101 2-4 pm, 6310 Walkers Line, $379,900 Barbara Crowe, Royal LePage 878-8101 2-4 pmn, 138 Ontario Si. South Kaîrina Walton, Remax Bite Springs 878-7777 2-4 pin, 20 Rabaris Dr., $379,900 Jean Snowden, Remax Bite Springs 878-7777 2-4 pro, 289 Coxe BIvd., $399,900 AI McDonald, Royal LePage 878-8101 Sun 2-4, 1575 Dockray $434,O0 Matthew Chaplinski Sutan Group 822-5000 1-4 pm, 596 HolIy, (pool) $256,900 Chris Neweli, Coidmeil Banker 905-878-4444 1-4 pm, 831 Cabot Trail $254900 Audrey NeweiI, Coldwell Banker 90J5-878-4444 The Canadian Champion, Friday, June 4, 2004-15 k- Parking Lots' Pool Decks throughout the day.' Tis year's event is espccially swcct, Mrn Logan continued, given Uic shift in Uic Canadian and provincial legai climates. "It's been an historie year with laws bccoming more equalized and in lime wiUi Our Federal Charter and Ontario Human Righus Legialation for LGBTIT communi- tics, so it fecîs wonderful to be sharing it with our historie fifth annual Nrde Picole," said he said. Wednesday, Regional Council was for- meriy invited by Nrde Picnic organizers and asked to fly Uic Nrde flag over region- al hcadquarters again Uis year. The Halton Nrde Pienie is a rain or shine event, with shelter and equal accessibiiity provided at Uic park. To lcarn more about HOPE or Uic anosu- ai Nrde Picnic, visit www.haltonpride.org, send an e-mail to info@haitonpride.org or calI 1-866-429-4242. Milton coiekras4 * 11 Join in lihe fun., Get involved todlav %VENDORS NEEDED Sellers of arts & crafts, novelties & games, confectioners, etc. To reserve a spot, caiR Aima Olidea at 905-878-9838 %VOLUNTEERS For security, food, games, face painting, clowns, etc., To help out, cal Laura Mcee ai 905-878-6347 % ENTERTAINERS Dance groups, clubs (karate, gymnastics, etc.), musicians, nove4t acts, etc., To take the stage, cal! Linda Ricker at 905-876-1331 M 'on' s Canada Day Festival as 5 p f om Canadien Patrimoine U HM Motage canadien IiW [ 905.607-5=984