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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday October 22, 2003 - C3 u iir F M c n e s r a SAVE F F F u r le e c e l a n n e l e t t e b u lo u s Fa D r a p 'D iscount applicable on regular pnced in-stock merchandise only. Excludes all patterns, custom orders, discontinued Kerns (yeflow ticket items), value b n promotional items end $1 K Sale ends Nov. 5th2003 OAKVILLE · 2501 Hampshire Gate Rd. BURLINGTON · 3230 Fairview S t MISSISSAUGA · 5935 Mavis Rd. MISSISSAUGA · 1248 Dundas St. E. BRAMPTON · 30 Great Lakes Dr. MARKHAM · 71 Cochrane Dr. (905) 829-1004 (905) 681 -7698 (905) 507-8817 (905) 276-2857 (905) 793-0046 (905) 305-6704 VAUGHAN · 57 North view Blvd. RICHMOND HILL · 45 Red Maple Rd. TORONTO · 700 Lawrence Ave. W. SCARBOROUGH · Eglington Town Center AJAX · 280 Kingston Rd. E. OSHAWA · 1199 Ritson Rd. N. (905) 264-1347 (905) 771-8003 (416) 787-4428 (416) 757-8859 (905)426-5508 (905)438-8789 Chantal Ayotte · Special to the Beaver PUTTING PEN TO PAPER: A t th e O ak v ille C h a p te rs sto re, Oakville Beaver colum nist, A ndy J u n ip e r show s off his novel. The Sunforth Chronicles, an d signed copies fo r fans. J u n ip e r sto p p e d a t Indigo Books & M usic in B u rlin g to n on Sunday. B o u C ic iir Create a beautiful life w w w .b o u c la ir .c o m Peace concert Nov. 16 O akville's 17th annual Concert for Peace is Sunday, Nov. 16. Art, M usic and D elicious Desserts is the theme for the concert that will run from 1-4 p.m. at the Church o f the Incarnation, 1240 O ld A bbey Lane (north o f the Q EW at Dorval Drive). The musical line-up includes M argo Jamieson, an Oakville musician; David Froom, a local high school teacher; O akville singer H eidi C rocini and Toronto's Sara M arlow; artists and peace activists from Guelph, Aloz and Mike Barrett, and Jahm alam a o f Toronto. L aila E riksson, president o f the Halton M ulticultural Council will speak on "peace in our com m unity." Art will be on display and for sale by students from Sheridan C ollege's Art Illustration program in O akville. Everyone attending will receive one free slice o f a delicious dessert Tickets cost $10 and $1 for kids under 12 years Call the O akville Com m unity Centre For Peace, Ecology A nd H uman Rights at 905-849-5501 or visit at 148 Kerr St., (just south o f Rebecca Street). Fern Hi l l S c h o o l Oakville O p e n H o u s e Sat. Oct. 251 ' 2003 I C " : - 2 Engaging Young Minds F ir .n H im S c h o o l.9 * le t?. u - .. rn-r m.sj m .» 1 ' ive «.? iv.tmintf thr^tid* *n cnricncJ cnrrivuliiiii c h d ile r^ o ttr smJcnK from Prcs<:iwx4 foCirtJe S. ftks Him okifk* d »- * r< . r i. m ··· th an IHntthlcnt* w ith musi<. art, Jrarna .uni f*rcru often J .if cv< rv .rr«wic level The lO-.icre ( Vikvilk oinpuA i tiers livfht tllkvi. ' f f a C t l t F K ? * including an IHM laptop i»imputct pftyT.imiHc in ( »rade * * > Craft Show OAKVILLE PREMIER CRAFT SHOW Events Mississauga Widows and Widowers Dance Sat.Oct. 25. Doors open 7:30 p.m. Contact 905-338-7503 for information. McEwen, Darrel Neil - born May 20.1924, passed away peacefully in his 80th year on Sunday. October 12, 2003 at Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital after a 5 year long courageous battle against Multiple Myeloma Darrel was a veteran of WW2, 3rd Division RCCS and Member Emeritus of the Ontario College of Pharmacists. Beloved husband ot Marion Rutherford for 51 years. Loving father of Cameron (Julie). Scott (Eve), Karen (Robert) and Colin (M arni). Cherished Papa of Graeme. Victoria, Russell. Marties. Gillian. Erika. Evan, Andrew. Lindsay. Mark. Danielle and Colleen. Dear brother of Olive North. Edith Rogers (deceased), Jean Trimble. H.C. ' Bud' McEwen (deceased), Elise Stallan, A.K. "Pat' McEwen, Alda Nimmo and Claire Pritchard Graduating in pharmacy (U of T '52), he joined the RCAMC and left (Capt.) in 1958 to open a pharmacy in Oakville. Darrel joined Simpsons in 1963 as a director of the Robert Simpson Drug Co.. retiring in 1984 as Principal Buyer of the Drug& Cosmetics Dept. He was a Charter Member of the Oakville Probus Club and former director of the Oakville Public Library. Darrel had a lifelong interest in many areas including history, photography, languages and books. He was a kind and thoughtful man who was an encouraging mentor to many. He will be lovingly remembered always by his family for so many happy times together. Memorial service w ill take place at 11:00 a m. on Thursday, October 30,2003 at Maple Grove United Church. 346 Maple Grove Dr.. Oakville. ON. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations to The McCarty Cancer Foundation (P.O. Box 63, Leamington, ON N8H 3W1), the Victorian Order of Nurses (VON Halton Branch, 2370 Speers Road. Oakville. ON L6L 5M2) or the Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. We make a living by what we gel, but we make a life by what we give.' @Glen Abbey Rec Centre 1415 Third Line Oct. 25 & 26 10am-4pm 1-800-214-5855 Coming Events EVERYONE is invited to a wonderful afternoon of celebration on Saturday. October 25 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. as Monarch and Branthaven Homes officially launch their new housing com m unity, Bronte Creek, in Oakville. There is something for everyone, with seasonal foods, fun activities for the kids, including a colouring contest, horsedraw n carriage rides and m usic. An o ffic ia l launch ceremony at 2:00 p.m. w ill include: a donation to the Oakville Heritage Trust Fund, the unveiling of a ceremonial park bench, and the prize giving for the kids' colouring contest. All activitie s are free of charge. Bronte Creek is located on the west side of Bronte Road, just one block north of Upper Middle Road. A sign to the Richview Golf Course marks the left-hand turn into the new community. MacNAIR, Irene Gladys (A member of the Rebekah Lodge for over 70 years and a local hairdresser for many years). Peacefully on Monday. October 20, 2003 at the Burloak Longterm Care Centre, Burlington in her 91st year. Irene, beloved wife of William (Bill) of 65 years. Loved mother of Peggy and her huband Michael Primeau, Linda and her husband Gary Hickson and Bob and his wife Diane MacNair. Loved grandmother of Michelle, Sherri, Keith, Debbie. Wendy, Adrian, Bill, Wayne and Dylan. Great grandmother of Corey, Kylie, Chayse, Carter, Cayden, Abby, Chas, Vic, Mason, Evan, Jude, Kyle and Emma. Irene is predeceased by her sisters Maude and Margaret. Visitation was held at the Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home. 64 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville (905-844-2600) on Tuesday from 24 and 7-9 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held at Glen Abbey United Church, 1469 Nottinghill Gate, Oakville, on Wednesday, O ctober 22, 2003 (today), at 2 p.m. Interment to follow at Glen Oaks Cemetery. Those who wish, may make memorial contributions to the Humanitarian Fund of the Rebekah Lodge or the charity of your choice. In loving memory of our Stacy Udris 1981-2001 !t f e t t i n a tori Mta iTMtB's Fvwtsl IrttH fral t \c ttio n a / \ J /io /o January 2-4, 2004 National Trade Centre, Exhibition Place I thank my God upon every remembrance of you Deeply missed and lovingly remembered by Mom, Dad, Bryan, family & friends PREISS, Thea - In loving memory of a dear mother, mother-in-law and grandmother. We have only a memory, dear mother, We cherish our whole life through; But the sweetness will live forever As we treasure the memory of you. Missed and remembered always. Monika. Hella. Rick. Bill and Tyler Send to: National Bridal Shows c/o Premier Consumer Shows 467 Speers Rd.. Oakville. ON L6K3S4 Fax:905-337-5571 METROLANO PRINTING. PUBLISHING ft Christmas Sales Deaths CHAMBRES, Eva - Passed away peacefully on Thursday, October 16, 2003 in her 98th year Beloved wile ol the lale John. Dear mother ol Betty Bunce. Helen Chambres, and Shirley Scarrow, all ol Oakville. Will be fondly remembered by eight grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren. Survived by her sister Rose Blakelock A private family service was held on Monday. October 20, at the Oakville Chapel of the Ward Funeral Home Suddenly, but peacefully,' while on holiday in Bangor, Northern Ireland, on October 9th, 2003. Jean was the beloved daughter of the late Paddy and Dorrie Stewart, of Oakville. Sh% is survived by her Canadian cousins, Nancy Campbell of O akville.`Cathy McLean of Strathroy. and Hilary Osborne of Port Credit, and by her cousins abroad, Rory, Tessa, Hamish and Felicity Stewart, and her much loved uncle Ken Stewart of Bangor- A memorial service will be held at Knox Presbyterian Church, Lakeshore Rd. at Dunn St., Oakville on Saturday October 25th at 11 a.m. Donations in Jean's memory can be made to the O ntario March of Dimes or the Ontario Post Polio Association. STEW ART, Jean Dorothy ,e> yr Family Services Alcoholics Anonymous If you drink, th a t's your b u sin e ss If you w ant to quit, * That's Ours! (416) 487-5591 (905) 631-8784 a* 90S