FOOTBALL AND FUNDRAISING

This Thursday, watch the Argos challenge the Montreal Alouettes, while supporting a great cause.

The Toronto Argonauts and The Centre for Dreams are partnering up for an exciting fundraising event on Thursday July 26th, 2007. For every ticket that is sold, $5.00 will go towards the centre and helping them continue running their educational programs and life skills training.

The Centre for Dreams is a day program for adults living with a developmental challenge and it is their mission to help these individuals continue to live a meaningful and fulfilling life that they otherwise would probably not have. After the age of 21, there is no longer any education provided from the public school system and they virtually have nothing left to do. It is important that we do not forget these very special individuals as they deserve just as much as anyone else, the same respect and opportunities in life.

With that said, listed below are some incentives you can get or help The Centre for Dreams receive with your support:

The Centre for Dreams Group Incentives:

* 0-90 Tickets: Ticket Upgrade for 4
* 100-199: Autographed Merchandise
* 200-399: Player/Cheerleader to attend a DREAMS event
* 400-499: Participation in Fan Tunnel
* 500-699: Field Passes
* 700-949: Video Board Spot
* 1000: Cheque Presentation on field pre-game

This is a great event to gather a group of your friends together, hang out and enjoy this amazing summer weather – all for a great cause. In order to receive the discounted prices on tickets, a form must be filled in and faxed. If you would like more information about the game and ordering tickets or about The Centre for Dreams, feel free to visit their website at www.dreamsinc.ca or contact Michelle directly 905.209.9092.

Date:	Thursday, July 26, 2007
Time:	7:00pm - 10:30pm
Location:	The Rogers Center
Street:	1 Blue Jays Way
City/Town:	Toronto, ON

On behalf of CHEV Radio, thank you for supporting The Centre for Dreams!

Youth Injured After Vaughan Collision

A 16-year-old boy is in serious condition, after a collision between a motorcycle and a bicycle in Vaughan.
Yesterday, at approximately 11:55am., the boy was riding his bicycle, south bound on the side walk of Bathurst Street, approaching the west bound Highway 407 on ramp.
At the same time, a 43 year old Bradford man, operating a Kawasaki motorcycle, was south bound on Bathurst street entering the on ramp.
According to York Regional Police, the boy, attempting to continue south on Bathurst Street, turned into the path of the motorcycle, causing the collision.
The boy, who was not wearing a helmet, suffered serious head injuries and was rushed to Sunnybrook medical centre in Toronto.
The driver of the motorcycle was transported to York Central hospital were he was treated for a broken wrist.

- ER

Sports Report

The Blue Jays avoided a sweep by the New York Yankees, taking the final game of a four-game series, 3-2.
Toronto came back from a 2-0 deficit, scoring all three runs in the seventh inning.
The Jays are back home to begin a three-game weekend series against the Seattle Mariners tonight at the Rogers Centre.
Jesse Litsch (2-3) will face Seattle's Miguel Batista (9-7).
First pitch - 7:05pm

At the FIFA Under-20 World Cup, Argentina shut out Chile 3-0 and have advanced to the tournament final.
The Argentinians will face the Czech Republic on Sunday.
The match gets underway at 3pm at BMO Field.

CFL: BC 22 Hamilton 18
Winnipeg 20 Montreal 18

TBA: Oshawa 1 Newmarket 0

- ER

Pedestrian Struck And Killed In Oak Ridges

A Kitchener man is dead after being run down in Oak Ridges last night.
At about 10:30 p.m., Sam Pham, 70, was walking along the North Lake Road sidewalk when a westbound vehicle jumped the curb and hit him.
The driver fled the scene.
Investigators are urging the driver involved in the collision to turn themselves into police as soon as possible.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7703, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or leave a tip online at www.1800222tips.com

- ER

YRP Search For Woodbine Robbery Suspect

York Regional Police is asking for the public's help in identifying and apprehending a male suspect wanted for robbery.
On July 16, an unknown male entered the Budget Rent a Car located at 7604 Woodbine Avenue demanding cash and claiming to have a weapon.
The victim handed over a quantity of cash and was then ordered to get on the floor and stay there before calling police.
Witnesses observed the suspect getting into a silver vehicle.
There were no injuries to the victim.The suspect is described as a black male, 20 to 29 years old, 6’, 170 lbs with a thin build and was clean shaven.
He was wearing a grey baggy sweat suit, black baseball hat, black running shoes, black gloves, and sunglasses.
Anyone with information is asked to contact York Regional Police at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7873, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS, or leave an anonymous tip online at http://www.1800222tips.com/.

- ER

Two Markham Youths Charged With Robbery

A pair of youths are facing charges after two robberies in Markham.
On June 20 at about 3 p.m., a group of people were walking in the McCowan Road and Highglen Avenue area, when they were approached by two male teenagers.
One, holding a knife, demanded a woman's cellphone and then a man's wallet.
Later that day, another man filed a report telling police he had been robbed of a booklet of bus tickets while walking home near 14th and Coppard avenues.
Two youths — one 16 years old, the other 17 years old — are charged with two counts of robbery and two counts of disguise with intent.
Their names cannot be published under the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
Both appeared in a Newmarket court yesterday and are scheduled to return in August.

- ER

Sports Report

The Blue Jays suffered a heart-breaking defeat to the New York Yankees last night in extra innings 3-2.
Toronto had a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the ninth, when reliever Jeremy Accardo balked home the tying run.
Then in the bottom of the tenth, Casey Jannsen surrendered the game-winning RBI single to New York's Robinson Canoe.
Game three of the four-game series will take place tonight in the big apple.
Sean Marcum (5-3) will face New York's Roger Clemens (2-4).
First pitch - 7:05pm

The Blue Jays have also put in a bid to host either the 2010 or 2012 All-star game.
If successful, it would mark the second time the Mid-Summer classic has been played in Toronto.
The previous time was in 1991.
The commissioner's office will make a decision in August.

The semi-finals for the FIFA Under-20 World Cup will begin tonight.
Austria will take on the Czech Republic in Edmonton.
Game time - 7:15pm ET.
The other semi-final match will be held tomorrow in Toronto.

Canadian athletes picked up seven medals yesterday at the Pan-American Games in Brazil.

- ER