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sion on Dike, rolier Dlade, and %ool satety, visits from Oakville Fire Department and Halton Regional Police and much, much more. Camp will take place August 1stâ€"5th for ages 10â€"12. Call St. John Ambulance at 844â€"4844 for more information. Kids: _ Looking for a fun way to spend a week? Parents: Looking for some peace of mind? St. John Ambulance‘s Safety Camp this summer is for ou! Activities include Lifesaver training, day trip to ronte Creek Provincial park for wilderness safety, sesâ€" sion on bi]ge, Egller l')lade{ anq pool safgty, visits from the ) THE CITV‘S BEST SELECTION â€"_ LEASE FOR s * I('(:)(l{l()llgligflmfi optional buy back St. John Ambulance Safety Camp! *freight applicable taxes extra. ** 48 month lease. $1000 down. freight. license anplicable taxes pavable on delivery O.A.C. The Centre â€" a nonâ€"profit organizaâ€" tion serving Halton since 1986 â€" offers computer courses for adults and children and a summer computer camp. he Computers and Children Centre has relocated its computâ€" er camp north this summer to Munn‘s Public School. The Centre â€" a nonâ€"profit organizaâ€" tion serving Halton since 1986 â€" offers computer courses for adults and children Central Public School on Balsam Drive. But, because of a projected increase in enrolment, the New Central will require the computer lab used by the Centre for a regular classroom, according to camp coordinator, Loriann Elphick. Computers and Children Centre moves to Munn‘s Public School AUTO GLASS AND SUNROOFS '\ 5 se ! “bd '.‘ ‘al ze $ )0 I * DON‘T COME TO US... WE‘LL COME TO YOU! * Most Insurance Companies * FREE mobile service * FREE pickâ€"up delivery e No 50 Deductible* = 5@ U ACME The Centre will have to start all over 3145 Dundas St. W., Unit 11, Mississauga (beside Price Club) The computer camp is located at Munn‘s Public School, 1511 Sixth Line, just south of Upper Middle Road. For more information and to register, call the Computers and Children Centre at 849â€"9809. Halfâ€"day camps run for two week sessions from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Both camps cost $130. There will be one instructor per eight students, but Elphick says volunteers will also be assisting the instructors. They will work on a one on one with children who need extra help. Fullâ€"day camps run for a week from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. with a supervised lunch. She has put together a team of six camp instructors. Four are university students, one is a qualified teacher, in addition to Elphick, who has worked with the Centre for six years. ‘"The kids will write their own script and record their own movie," said Elphick. ‘"Then, they will put computer graphics into the movie by using the program." Besides programing, there will be instruction in computer graphics, deskâ€" top publishing, and animation. CD ROMS have also been added to the proâ€" gram this year. Grades 7 to 9 students will be proâ€" ducing a video using a program called VCR Companion. Every student will have access to a computer at all times and will use Halton Board of Education software. "Each day, students will work on a base program language; EZ Logo for the youngest and Basic for the oldest group," she said. "It teaches them logiâ€" cal thinking and problem solving by breaking things into steps." Elphick promises the summer proâ€" gram will be educational and fun. From July 11th to Aug. 19th, the Centre will run oneâ€" and twoâ€"week camps for children entering Grades 1 to 9 in September. Although Munn‘s Public School is not yet confirmed as the permanent home of the Centre, this summer‘s comâ€" puter camp will be held in the school‘s gymnasium. Elphick expects the new location will be an improvement over the New Central setting because all of the computers will be located in one area. She added the Centre will borrow 56 Apple IIgs and MciIntoshes from Halton Board of Education schools for the sumâ€" mer computer camp. again, said Elphick, because all the comâ€" puters will remain at New Central Public School. WOTAR is charging $10 per household for the day‘s festivities and barbecue, which will include allâ€" beef hot dogs and drinks, as well as, popcorn and freezies for the chilâ€" dren. Guest of residents are also invited and will be charged $5 each. Activities include a decorated bicycle and stroller parade, a tug of war, and fishing pond. There will be face painting, a clown and lots of games, raffles and prizes for the whole family. Summer Sizzle occurs on Trailview Road from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Rain date is Sunday, July 10th The West Oaks Trails Association of Residents (WOTAR) is hosting Summer Sizzle â€" an afternoon of music, fun, games, and a barbecue â€" this Saturday. Summer Sizzle this Saturday