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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday June 14, 2008 - 13 Golf fun at RBC today The RBC Insurance and RBC Royal Bank branches located on Cornwall Road (Cornwall and Trafalgar roads) are celebrating their respective grand openings with a Canadian Open-golf themed community celebration today. To help celebrate RBC's national Community Week in Oakville, which ran from June 5 to today (Saturday), RBC is donating $10,000 to Home Suite Hope. This donation will assist in providing innovative affordable accommodation to those in need. Oakville residents are invited to attend the community celebrations that include a free Lick's barbecue, face painting and balloon sculptures, golf swing analysis by CPGA professionals, mini putting, photo opportunity with the RBC Canadian Open Championship Trophy and the chance to win passes to see the RBC Canadian Open on July 21-27, 2008. Residents can find the fun at RBC Insurance Branch and adjacent RBC Royal Bank Branch at 361 Cornwall Rd. (adjacent to WholeFoods Plaza). The opening ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. while the donation and ribbon cutting will quickly follow at 11:15 a.m. Family events and golf activities run 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Ice Cream Meet and Greet As a way to enjoy summer and address any public questions or concerns, Ward 1 Councillors Alan Johnston and Ralph Robinson invite Oakville residents to Ward One's fifth annual summer Ice Cream Meet and Greet at the Bronte Butterfly Gazebo. Oakville Fire Chief Richard Boyes and Halton Regional Police Chief Gary Crowell will also be dropping by. The event is set for today (Saturday) from 2-4 p.m. at the Bronte Butterfly Foundation Gazebo (Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park, Ontario Street). Kids can check out a fire truck, get their faces painted and get a free balloon. Numerous community groups will also be on hand including: Bronte Historical Society, Bronte Village BIA, Bronte Village Residents' Association, GreenTrans, Ground Breakers Oakville, Halton Regional Waste Management, Halton Multicultural Council, Lakeshore Woods Residents' Association, Oakvillegreen, Oakville Harbours Advisory Committee, Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee, and information on the new pesticide bylaw. Free water, pop, chips and ice cream will be provided and the Butterfly Ice Cream Café will be scooping out this year's ice cream. FOREST GROVE SUMMER NATURE CAMP JUNE 30TH - AUGUST 22ND 8 WEEKS Qu a l i f i e d Ad u l t E a r l y C h i l d h o o d E d u c a t o r s Fi r s t A i d Tra i n e d · R a t i o o f 8 : 1 f o r a l l a g e s Preschool Nature Club: 9 am to 11:30 am Ages 2 1/2 - 4 years (must be toilet trained) Creative Arts & Science Camp: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm Ages 5-8 years Advanced Arts & Tech Camp: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm Ages 8-12 years OUR PROGRAMS INCLUDE · Daily Nature Outings · Bicycle Parade · Snake Hunt · Frog Catching · Lemonade Stand · Scavenger Hunts · Fear Factor · Dramatic Performances · Theme Days · Afternoon Sports · Special Guests & Field Trips · And Much Much More WE ARE DIFFERENT! · · · · Hands-on exploration Flexible to individual needs One of a kind learning environment Exposure to modern technology, science, fine arts, music & drama Both locations are s till accepting re gis tration for September 2008 ECE Positions Available Full Day Program Available Rebecca Location Only 2275 West Oak Trail Blvd., · 905-827-3085 3420 Rebecca St., · 905-827-7166 E-mail: apodgorska@hotmail.com karen.chaplin@forestgrove.ca www.forestgrove.ca