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st weekender saturday may 24 1997 p 11 a gup of coffee next wednesday will help send kids to camp on wednesday may 28 the money from every cup of coffee sold at tim hortons outlets across canada and the united states will be donated to the tim horton childrens foundation local celebrities and dignitaries will be participating at many locations by pouring coffee and greeting customers throughout the day some stores will hold additional fundraising activities and events last year our annual camp day event raised more than 13 million dollars for the childrens foundation allowing us to send more children than ever to camp this year said don schroeder president of the tim hor ton childrens foundation a nonprof it charitable organization we would love to continue this trend and meet or even surpass last years funds raised and continue to provide an exciting and often trans forming experience for these deserv ing children in stouville the tim hortons at main street just west of the ninth line will be participating every year the tim horton chil drens foundation covers the costs of sending thousands of children from underprivileged homes to either one of a series of 10day summer camp ses sions or a fiveday winter holiday camp the foundation operates four camps located in parry sound ontario tata- magouche nova scotia kananaskis country alberta and quyon quebec york students taking part in sevec program york region will be joining in a cel ebration of language culture and cooperation as local students play host to quebec students from the chicoutimi region as part of sevec s summer group exchange program from june 30 to july 25 organized by the society for educa tional visits and exchanges in canada sevec a national notforprofit association whose history spans 60 years the exchange program offers youth from 3 1 ontario and quebec school boards the opportunity to prac tice their second language skills while experiencing a different culture activities include a whale watching cruise crazy olympics bbqs day at the beach parties a visit to quebec city and a sportswater park while in quebec back in ontario there will be trips to paramount canadas wonder land the ontario science centre nia gara falls the cn tower a blue jays game laserquest and centre island as well as a farewell karaoke party sevec receives grants from the department of canadian heritage and the ontario ministry of education and training to subsidize the intercity transportation costs fundraising activities are planned throughout the month of june giving students an opportunity to meet and interact with others in the program a total of 86 students aged 12 to 15 are participating the cost is 325 for more information please con tact geoff collins coordinator hg bernard public school 245 bernard avenue richmond hill on l4s 1e1 905 5087009 fax 905 5080049 tim hortons store owners from across canada and parts of the united states work with schools churches local agencies and organizations to select appropri ate participants most of these children would otherwise never have the opportu- community nity to go to camp added schroeder participants are also usually given the added thrill of attending a camp outside their home region which can often mean their first airplane ride first view of the rocky mountains or first glimpse of the ocean it is a mem ory they will always cherish along with the money raised on camp day funding for the foun dation comes via donations from individual store owners the tdl group operators of tim hortons from suppliers vari ous other fundraising events as well as public donations collected through counter coin boxes locat ed yearround at every tim hor tons outlet performance dealers bebbg j- z ac two at ways to look performance pao i 7 sunfire coupe em n 3b monthssplnsdo down excludes freight 5bb0 22 litre engine rear spoiler passlock theft deterrent system sspeed transmission standard hwheel abs dual air bags ahfn stereo tinted glass power steering easy 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