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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ember 28, 1994 COMMENT morning to the sound of loons and the vibrant colors reflected in the water was fabulous. I can‘t think of a more enjoyable way to spend a fall weekend than a canoe trip. And yet, all of us encounâ€" tered mostly scepticism mixed with bewilderment when we spoke of our plan to canoe through a section of the park. We had snags of course. A paddle dropped out of the canoe at a most Not that Sheila was the kind of woman who would be running to make her man dinner in the best June Cleaver manner. But she has a spark of mischief that hasn‘t subsided since we met when we were both 10â€"yearsâ€" old. As always, she just couldn‘t resist. We made our way along the beauâ€" tiful lakes through the park, heading for some of the more isolated sites at the lower end of the lake. PUD OKAY, ED‘s IN THAT GCAL ... WHO ELSE wants To BE GCALIE? or some reason, one of the most satisfying moments of the entire canoe trip came hen we hefted our canoe alongside group of men heading up the same tony portage out into the gorgeous ake in Algonquin Park. There were many groups of men ut for the weekend, such as the Froup from Oakville, who told us hey had made this weekend trek for ears. And there were lots of couples r father/son groups. Mostly men, by ur count. But the three of us, throwing our acks onto our backs and walking the nostly uphill stony path of the portage, were the only allâ€"female group. We were, as one of my oldest friends said facetiously, into some serious female bonding this weekâ€" end. "So ladies, I guess you‘re going to beat us and get the best site, right?" one of the Oakville men said to us as we were loading our waterproof bags, our packs, and the ever present, ever vital Thermaâ€"Rests. "Oh sure, and we‘ll get dinner going, too!" said my friend, Sheila, tongueâ€"inâ€"cheek, as we pushed off for the paddle that would take us into the park interior. It was spectacular, paddling through the still water even though we went against the wind that first day. And waking up in the early SILVAN A I~Ss â€" N 0 w A T LILIANNE SALON/SPA CALENDAR OF TOWN HALL MEETINGS Monday, October 3, 1994 Council Meeting 7:30 p.m. â€" Council Chambers on Monday, October 24, 1994, commencing at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall, 1225 Trafalgar Road, Oakville. Any individuals wishing to attend this meeting and speak to this matter are invited to do so. A summary of the subject proposal is found below. A copy of the final staff report pertaining to this matter will be available for review in the Clerk‘s Department as of Monday, October 17, 1994, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. In the interim period, anz questions regarding this item may be directed to the Town‘s Planning Services Department at 845â€" 6601, extension 3034. SIGN BVâ€"LAW PUBLIC MEETING The Town of Oakyville will consider a recommendation from the John Ghent, Manager Current Planning Section Signs on Private Property Byâ€"Law Review Committee to enact a s i Planning Services Department new Sign Byâ€"Law. A byâ€"law to license, regulate and govern persons who carry on the business of leasing mobile signs will also be considered. The public is invited to attend the Administrative Services Committee meeting on Tuesday, October 11, 1994 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bronte Room at Oakville Town Hall, 1225 Trafalgar Road. Staff of the Byâ€"Law section of the Building Department will be presenting the related documents at this meeting. The Signs on Private Property Byâ€"Law Review Committee was originally formed to review: 1. Cost of sign permits. Streamlining the permit application and issuance process. Copies of the byâ€"laws will be available for pickâ€"up at the Byâ€"Law/Licensing counter of the Building Department from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday at Oakville Town facilities. Zoning â€" The property is currently zoned Heavy Industrial M3. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE 845â€"6601 TOWN OF OAKVILLE APPOINTMENTS TO ADVISORY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES the Town Clerk until 4:30 p.m., Friday, October 7, 1994 from any resident of Oakville who would like to be considered for an appointment to one of the following Advisory Boards or Residential permitting a maximum of 185 units per site hectare, a single neighbourhood shopping centre not to exceed 930 m‘ of gross leasable area and 2,300 m of nonâ€"retail commercial space to include such uses as office space and private recreational ULLENAAR Sales Representative inopportune time; we couldn‘t find a branch to hang the food (but we did...fear of bears made us traverse our site, time and again, for the perâ€" fect branch). We loaded the canoe before putting it in the water; we scraped the canoe over a rock. (My fault, since it was I who was at the front.) And yet, there was such satisfacâ€" tion in the small things â€" the smooth glide after the successful portage, by Steve Nease Applications will be received by Oakville, L6H For Excellent Real Estate service advice, just call JACKIE VAN‘T Women discover what men have always known about the Silvana comes to us after 6 years at her previous Committees. location welcomes her previous clients to Advisory Board or Number of Meetir;wg Sc't‘tledule â€" Committee Vacancies onthly LILIANNE OAKVILLE HARBOUR MASTER PLAN Committee of Adjustment 5 As required R : Oakville Public Library Board Fourth Thursday (evenin The Oakville Harbours Development Authority will be e l 9 a s + Property Standards Committee 1 As required presenting the Oakville Harbour Master Plan to Council _ | ... ; , Misoly Commintes 4 Thursday {moring) at 7:30 p.m., Monday, October 3, 1994 in the Council _ | on waste Management Chambers, Town Hall. Citizen Transit Advisory Committee 3 Third Wednesday (evening) Anyone interested in the future of the harbour is invited _ | Group Homes Advisory Committee 3 As required to attend. Local Architectural Conservation 3 First Wednesday (evening) Advisory Committee Oakville Centre Board of Directors 4 Fourth Wednesday (morning) NOTICE OF PU BLIC HEARING Oakville Harbours Development 4 Fourth Wednesday (evening) 8 Authority Applicant â€" Genstar Development Company Oakville Museum Advisory Board 1 Third Wednesday (evening) ile â€" Seniors Advisory Committee 1 Fourth Wednesday â€" 5 times per . File â€" 21614.55 ' 4 feal (dey) Please be advised that a public hearing will be held to discuss @ | parks, Cuiture Recreation Advisory _ 5 Second Wednesday (Biâ€"monthly proposed zoning amendment as submitted by the aboveâ€"noted | Committee starting February) (evening) applicant. Sister City Committee 4 Third Thursday (morning) The public hearing will be hosted by Town Council at which time | Special Committee Against Impaired Driving _ 2 First Tuesday (morning) the staff report and recommendation will be considered. Based on | Traffic Advisory Committee 3 First Wednesday (evening) the Comegts of thg rep(?rft, the propolsed .ZORe a,mend,rlnem may Of | Crime Prevention Committee 2 First Thursday (evening) may not be considered for approval. This hearing will take place Halton Region Conservation Authority 1 Thursday as required (evening) For further information, please call Pat McPherson at 845â€"6601, extension 3136. It is required that applicants submit the application form which is available in the Clerk‘s Department at Town Hall. Judith Muncaster Town Clerk TOWN OF OAKVILLE 1225 Trafalgar Road 844â€"5000 ‘oup â€"people properties AN INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER outdoors finding the right wood along the beach to last us for hours, the sight of the odd campfire across the water, or enjoying the quiet of the dark night. Sheila was on her first canoe trip. "When I knew I had to carry everyâ€" thing I brought, I realized I really didn‘t need that much." She is also the one who wanted to "do her roots" before the trip, just in case they found her face first in the lake and they‘d have to do her hair at the funeral parlor. A rather inauspiâ€" cious, if not downright gloomy start, to the whole thing. So was the guy at Canoe Lake when we registered and told him our route. "And what‘s the color of your tent fly?" he asked. "What does he want to know that for?" hissed my youngest sister, alarmed. "Just so we know what to look for if we have to," he answered, cheerily. It was, at different times, frustratâ€" ing, hilarious, contemplative, satisfyâ€" ing â€" making time, making connecâ€" tions. Little wonder men have been doing the male bonding thing in the woods for so many years. And small wonder, more and more women are doing the same. ntario PLAN AHEAD TODAY... FOR PEACE OF MIND TOMORROW in making your arrangements. 2. Fee for si i ts. ,Ot Ns ,vanan_ce ues * ; Location â€" The property is located at the northwest corner of $....â€" Prohibited sighs; billboards.banners, fool sighs and Speers Road and Cornwall Road. The municipal address is 68 | yypen death occurs in the family, so many decisions must be moving messages. Old Mill Road and the legal description is Part of Lots 14 and 15; | mage and a great number of these decisions involve the cemetery 4. _ Display periods for mobile signs Concession I!I, S.D.S. and the alternatives that are available. The Town of Oakville â€" j es Official Plan â€" The Official Plan designates the site High Density | Cemetery Division â€" offers a number of alternatives for you. Our courteous staff are sensitive to your needs and we can assist you ‘ The Town of Oakville operates two active cemeteries to suit your needs: Trafalgar Lawn Cemetery, located on Highway #5 overlooking the Sixteen Mile Creek, and St. Jude‘s Cemetery, located on Lakeshore Road at the foot of Margaret Drive. Be comfortable discussing your plans with us...we understand. To receive your complimentary copy of our Oakville Cemeteries brochure, call or write: THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE CEMETERIES P.O. BOX 310 â€" Hall, 1225 Trafaigar Road, Oakville. Proposal â€" Application has been made for a zone amendment to permit 285 residential apartment units, 930 m retail uses and 2,300 m‘ of nonâ€"retail uses in a building with a maximum height of 10 storeys. This proposal is a revision of that presented at a public information meeting hosted by the Planning Services Department in September 1993. .0. BOX PI Note: Thi I be subject to ch OAKVILLE, ONTARIO _ L6J 5A6 m:(;f?:atiofiseat tht;sPEt;IciJ(F:) lqlségrir%ac})ln Oectsc;:)e]re, 109(9:4.a es (905) 338â€"4236 1225 TRAFALGAR ROAD + OAKVILLE, ONTARIO + L6H 2L1 ns nov on it w t n uesns se m a Et Tc e EPEA ue