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.. wwreughoorccom ‘ C "’ ‘ cinson sound 5 6~ M C s J zs:::'::-lu. Fe ie muesu MUASlikAs Fa is o s Suum watenc 80 DAYS § } Buttx Ann h t ee. e * +d P c samaie o â€" ss0 "Hem d 2 td W . swers 17â€" 5 Today‘s electromes are more exciting than ever‘ * \§ In our own homes we can enjoy theater quality surround sound. sideo images as large as our e . 5t rooms allow. TV‘s we can bang on the wall like a picture and multmedia displays for watching teles imion or surfing the weh‘" ‘ All this can be blended into a room rather than f taking over the room Speakers can now be virâ€" , tually invisible when imnstalled right in the walls! t Some TY‘s are very thin or almost flat, hardly protruding into the room A projection screen @ can be recessed right into the cerling. push a & button and it completely disappears‘ R Most of these features don‘t come out of a box ready to go. they have to be installed. Running C the wires. hanging the brackets, cutting the holes in the wall and all the other necessary aspects of a custom home theater have to be f-#’ completed by a professional to achieve the best C e results. Using the proper techniques and CSA @®@@Ret rated cabling is essential. Merging all the equipâ€" * ment and insuring ease of use is the finishing touch! At Gibson‘s we provide free inâ€"home consultaâ€" tion and provide professional custom installaâ€" tion. We have all the products that you could desire to turn your living _ room into a theater or a 6 \M & boardroom! «Vemacere Come in today and see all the possibilities! buyingtime W [ SAVE TIME TO SPEND LATER ] C C _ k ’f{ a i * 4\‘_1;‘ lae s i _ AvEDaA. 3 .0 3 atoexma=. RDL ad relief L w é 20 _stfe Ais Custom Installation Tech Talk from Scott Gibson 26 COLUMBIR 3T £ Jenna Falk passes the baton to teammate Stephanie Rainham, both of Bluevale collegiate institute, during a 12â€"hour Jogging for Justice Relay held at Resurrection Catholic secondary school last Friday. Bluevale was one of three schools that com:â€" peted in the relay to raise money for the St. Mary‘s Cardiac Care Centre. Jogging for Justice Complete &RAVMOND'S Police shave heads for cancer MAITR & DAY SPA ops for Cancer is a national partnership between police officers, emergency service personâ€" nel and the Canadian Canâ€" cer Society. Members undertake a variety of fundraising events, most notably headâ€" shaving, in support of the Society‘s research and proâ€" gram initiatives. Cops for Cancer started in Alberta in 1994 when Sgt. Gary Goulet of the Edmonâ€" ton police department befriended a young boy who was suffering from cancer. Goulet‘s generous spirit inspired police officers and emergency service personâ€" nel throughout Canada to create their own fundraising and awarenessâ€"building events to support the Canaâ€" dian Cancer Society and its fight against cancer. Chemotherapy _ had caused the young boy to lose all his hair and as a result, he suffered teasing from the other kids. Goulet, who already had shaved his head, offered the boy moral support throughâ€" out his treatments. The total donation to the Canadian Cancer Society was in excess of $63,000. The police are hosting this event again this Satur day, May 8, comciding with the annual Police Week Open House, held at the Waterloo Regional Police Headquarters, 200 Maple Grove Rd. in Cambridge The Waterloo Regional Police service has hosted two Cops for Cancer head shaving events, one in 1997 and again in 2000 Anyone interested in donating or participating can contact Sgt. Bruce Tuck er for more information at 653â€"7700, ext. 788