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A4 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday April 21, 1999 Wildflower walk for mom May 9th Crawford Lake Conservation A rea is holding a W ildflower Walk for Mom on Sun. May 9th, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Let Mom sit back and watch an inspira­ tional slideshow on spring. Then Mom is free to enjoy a peaceful, guided walk through the trails at Crawford Lake and stop and smell the many wildflowers in bloom. Discover the wonders of nature and the beauty of the flora and fauna of the Niagara Escarpment. After the hike, Mom can sit back and enjoy a complimentary cup of Nature's Tea. Let Mom browse in Crawford Lake's unique giftshop and pick out the per­ fect M other's Day gift from the wide selec­ tion of beautiful items. P re-register by calling 905-854-0234. Cost for this event is $7 for adults; $5 for Seniors and Students; Children under four are free. Admission to this event includes gate fee and GST. Crawford Lake is located on the corner of Steeles Avenue at Guelph Line, 15 km north of the QEW and 5 km south of the 401. j j j j jg t h A n n u a l R E D C R O S S L O T T E R Y 1 9 9 9 The best deal for your lottery dollar! Tickets only $40 or 3 for $100 - Over $780,000 in Prizes Order your tickets today 1 - 8 0 0 - 8 5 0 - 5 0 9 0 You could win... 6 G r e a t C a r s 6 V a c a t io n P a c k a g e s ENTER NOW 2 R r a n r i P r i 7 D C Nissan Quest including a Dream Vacation to be eligible toru i a i i u r l l t c a Chev Silverado 4X4 to anywhere in the world! die June 16 o i $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 Yukon Denali 6 0 1 E le c t r o n ic P r iz e s E a r ly B ir d D r a w Plus 40 cash prizes. ?" r c " " s',e S C " S Ws,0,,,e lor a Y u k o n D e n a l i C A L L N O W - O N L Y 9 1 , 0 0 0 T IC K E T S T O B E S O L D ! For lottery rules, see brochure or contact the Red Cross. Cut off for Early Bird Draw midnight June 8.1999. 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Major sponsors gathered are Ian Oliver, Publisher of The Oakville Beaver newspaper, Michael A. Fleming Director of SmithKline Beecham Pharma, Cliff Fraser of Oak-Land Lincoln Mercury, Steve McKinnon of The Running Company, and Kevin Fawcett of Tim Hortons on Iroquois Shore and Dr. Tom Knapp of OTMH Radiology. Over 900 runners registered last year raising $24,000. Pledge forms are available at any Oakville Bank of Montreal branch, OTMH main lobby, Oak- Land Lincoln Mercury and The Running Company-118 Thomas Street Sally Armstrong honoured by Rotary clubs Journalist and social activist Sally Armstrong has been honoured for her humanitarian efforts by all four Oakville Rotary clubs, by being named a Paul Harris Fellow As she has done after returning from other war- fronts, Bangladesh, Bosnia and the Gulf War, Armstrong wrote poignant stories that came from the hearts of civilians and refugees displaced by war, and set into motion fundraising efforts to help these victims of war. Armstrong, recently named a member of the Order of Canada, was honoured for meeting the Paul Harris Fellow criteria of "tangible and signifi­ cant assistance given for the furtherance of better understanding and friendly relations among peo­ ples of the world." The presentation was made at the third annual Southern Ontario Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship dinner held a the Le Dome Banquet Hall, hosted by the Oakville-Trafalgar, Oakville, Oakville North and Oakville West Rotary Clubs. Special guest at the presentation was Carlo Ravizza of the Rotary Club of Milano Sud-Ovest, Italy, president-elect of Rotary International. Rotarians receiving Paul Harris Fellows were: representing Oakville-Trafalgar - John Kubacki, 1st; George Megaw, 1st; Joe Vet, 2nd; Paul Vetter, 2nd; and Peter Zulauf, 2nd; from Oakville North - Catherine McDermott, 1st; and Patricia Milthorpe, 1st; and from the Mississauga-Dixie Rotary Club, Hugh Stewart, 1st. Since then, humanitarian and educational pro­ grams have been added by Rotary International. Today, more than 450,000 men and women have received this honour, the highest award given by Rotary. The award is named after Rotary International's founder, Paul Harris, a lawyer in Chicago who established the movement in 1905. The Paul Harris Fellow recognition was established in 1957 to express the foundation appreciation for substantial contributions to its only program at the time - scholarships. The award is presented when a Rotarian donates US$1,000 to Rotary International in the recipient's name. A single contribution can provide school supplies to 1,200 children in Guatemala; cover the cost of 100 cataract and glaucoma opera­ tions at a Rotary-sponsored eye camp in India; or it can send an Italian scholar abroad for one academ­ ic year. Majesty White Goose Down Duvet 1 Orion Gate, Kennedy Rd & Steeles Ave. MARKHAM • (905) 940-9538 • Markville Shopping Centre, Highway 7 & McCowan Rd. 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