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OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, June 26, 2009 · 14 Special Care For Seniors Providing exceptional quality care both inside & outside the home. Canada Day fireworks and entertainment in Bronte Bronte Village's Heritage Waterfront Park is the place to be this Canada Day. The July 1 celebrations will run from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and feature free admission, concerts, food and fun for kids of all ages -- as well as fireworks. Residents are asked to leave their car at home if they can as they head to the party. There will be restrictions and road closures south of Marine Drive in effect for everyone's safety, so those who drive to the area are asked to be patient. Bring lawn chairs, hats, sunscreen, kids and strollers and enjoy the summer weather lakeside while sampling food from participating restaurants at old-fashioned prices. A beer'n' burger garden in the park will be hosted by the Kinsmen Club of Oakville. For a small donation to good works, early birds can kick off the day at 8 a.m. with the annual Oakville Trafalgar Lions Club pancake breakfast on Bronte Rd. just south of Marine Drive. There will be a vendor's bazaar and artist's row featuring the works of noted Bronte artists and photographers. Between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. there will be lots of free activities for kids. There will be face-painting. There will also be bouncing castles and slides at a nominal charge. This harbourside Canada Day Festival in Oakville boasts a lineup of entertainment that includes 18 acts featuring nearly 50 talented Canadian performers offering a diverse range of award-winning, quality entertainment on three different stages -- Boardwalk Stage (Bronte Road, south of Lakeshore Road), Gazebo Stage (Bronte Waterfront Heritage Park) and Centriller Square Stage (east of Lakeshore Road West). Mayor Rob Burton has been invited to ask attendees to join the headliner in singing O Canada leading into the fireworks show off Bronte Pier. For more information about the Canada Day events, visit www.brontevillage.net or call the Bronte BIA at 905-825-3258. · Palliative Care · Dementia Care · Personal Care · Home Care · Light Exercise · Companion Services · Manicures · Pedicures · Hairdressing · Accompany to any appointments Advantage Plus hosts charity barbecue Advantage Plus Realty Corp., along with sponsor M&M Meats located on Sixth Line, is hosting its first charity barbecue alongside the Bronte Village Canada Day festivities. The barbecue in support of Kerr Street Ministries will be selling hamburgers, hot dogs and pop with all profits going to the charity. The barbecue is from 11-3 p.m. on Canada Day in front of Advantage Plus, 100 Bronte Rd., Suite 11. Additional donations will also be accepted during the event. TENDER LOVE & CARE Professional Care Since 1991 Teresa Gigliotti Fluent in English, Spanish, Italian & Portuguese Committed to quality care for an enjoyable quality of life! 905-847-4463 · Cell: 905-467-7716 The Regional LANE CLOSURES Municipality of Halton NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION www.halton.ca DUNDAS STREET (REGIONAL ROAD 5) FROM APPLEBY LINE (REGIONAL ROAD 20) TO TREMAINE ROAD (REGIONAL ROAD 22), CITY OF BURLINGTON WIDENING OF DORVAL DRIVE (REGIONAL ROAD 17) FROM SPEERS ROAD TO WYECROFT ROAD AND WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT ON SPEERS ROAD FROM DORVAL DRIVE TO WOODY ROAD, ON WOODY ROAD AND ON SINCLAIR ROAD, TOWN OF OAKVILLE 260609