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on one of two routes that day. The riders start the day with a free breakfast buffet at Jake's Grill and Oyster House in neigh- bouring Burlington. The riders then leave Burlington around 9:30 a.m., taking one of two scenic routes, either to Niagara or St. Jacobs. The riders will return mid- to-late afternoon. Each route will be led by a ride captain who is either a cur- rent, or retired, police officer. The riders will return to Spencer Smith Park, which will be the location of Burlingtons 15th annual Ribfest that week- end. Each rider gets a rib dinner and a T-shirt. In 2009, the inaugural Ride to the Ribs attracted 45 riders and raised approximately $3,000 for Crime Stoppers of Halton. The cost to participate in the 2010 ride is $75 per motorcycle rider and $25 for a passenger. To register, or for more infor- mation, call 905-634-1831, ext. 5139, or visit www.halton- crimestoppers.com. Call us or visit our showroom at: 4090 Ridgeway Dr. #10, Mississauga North of Burnhamthorpe Other Shade Products Available 905-569-8566 ALL STOCK MUST GO Monday-Friday 9:30am to 5pm Saturday 10am to 3pm Expand your living space under a Sunguard awning manufactured with your choice of fade proof Sunbrella fabric, and powered by a reliable Somfy remote controlled motor. Free installation limited to $350 in value. Free motor on all in-stock motorized awnings. Free installation on all in-stock manual awnings. w w w . o a kv ill eb ea ve r.c o m O A KV IL LE B EA V ER Fr id ay , A ug us t 1 3, 2 01 0 1 6 Ribs and riding will be com- bined over the Labour Day weekend all in an effort to boost the coffers for Crime Stoppers of Halton. Halton Crime Stoppers is staging its second Ride to the Ribs fundraising event on Sunday, Sept. 5. It is hoping to attract more than 100 motorcycle enthusi- asts to take part in a scenic ride Crime Stoppers seeking rib-loving riders CHANTAL AYOTTE / OAKVILLE BEAVER RIDE TO THE RIBS: On hand for the kickoff of the Ride to the Ribs fundraising event for Halton Crime Stoppers are (l-r) Sergeant Gary Gold, co-ordi- nator, Halton Crime Stoppers; Bill Pittman, Ribfest committee, Rotary Club Burlington Lakeshore; Elaine Collins and Gary McLean, both of the Halton Crime Stoppers board; Jamie Myers, owner of Jake's Grill & Oyster House, and Gary Lockington, owner of Peak Powersports and representative for Victory Motorcycles. The event is expected to attract more than 100 motorcycle enthusi- asts to the 15th annual Burlington Ribfest at Spencer Smith Park on Labour Day weekend.