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A2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, July 14, 1999 5 7 0 TRAFALGAR ROAD, OAKVILLE at the G.E.VV. 8 4 4 -3 2 7 3 Looking for an enjoyable E L C O M E A G O N ltd. S i n c e 1 9 3 0 B u s i m e s s / R k c >f e s s i c j i n i a i W e l c ( > /V \E Welcoming new business, professionals, and executives to Oakville. Gifts, greetings and information from the Town of Oakville and the business com munity. If you're new, we want to visit you! If you're new, we want to visit you! Call Wendy Budisavljevic at 849-6061 or call for more details regarding our exciting business sponsorship programme. COME TO THE SOURCE AK-LAND LINCOLN MERCURY Photo by Peter J. Thompson Fireworks lit up the sky over Bronte Harbour Sunday night The fireworks display was originally scheduled to coincide with the Bronte BIA's Canada Day celebrations, but were postponed due to inclement weather. Sponsors for the fireworks were the Holiday Inn Express, Oakville Hydro, Molly Maid and First Choice Hair Cutters. SALE EXTENDED 200 Advance Blvd., Unit 10r Brampton Manufacturers Warehouse Sale 70% OFF S U G G E S T E D R E T A IL P R IC E Q U A L I T Y B I D A B A T H M t O D U C T S O A K V I L L E f i s s i o n SISTERASSOCIATION Requires POSITIONS OPEN: • Fundraisers • Special Events Committee • Fundraising Chair • Committee Members • & other positions For information call 338-0238 rhoto by reter Mctusker Percy the peacock at Bronte Creek Provincial Park. 100% Cotton/Percale/M uslin • 6BD IN A BAB • CAtBB • IHAM B • COMPORTBRt • B ID tK IB T f • BALLOON CUBTAINB • WINDOW VALANQ It • BATH FASHION rACU ACCBNT BU08 CASH SORRY. NO CHEQUES # p a BRIC BY THB M IT R I JULY & AUGUST JULY 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 AJG.1 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 HOURS Wed. 9am-5pm Thurs. 9am-9pm Fri. 9am-9pm Sat. 9am-4pm Sun. 10am-4pm • BALLOON CURTAIN! S 200» 5 S T O P A B ^B O T H I M if Ti/cda&n* Springmaid/W amsutta/TEXM ADE Q E W ' Oddmd i Lonely peacock needs a cupid Percy, the peacock, is looking for a mate. The Bronte Creek Provincial Park resident has been friendless since the park's two peahens went missing about two years ago, likely killed by coyotes. Percy has been showing off his feathers to everything on Spruce Lane Farm from the pigs to the big, blue Bronte Creek station wagon. "He had a rooster friend, and they went walking around together," said Sandy Woodhouse, curator at Spruce Lane Farm. "They looked like they should have been sitting on a couple of barstools somewhere; they looked so lonely." The peafowl were introduced to the farm because on old Victorian farms, it was considered a sign of prosperity to have a peacock strutting amongst the other animals. Woodhouse said they would love it if any peafowl breeders in the area would give Percy a friend. Woodhouse said future peahens would be kept in an enclosure. * T Looking for an enjoyable AGON ltd. Manufacturers Warehouse Sale fission SISTER Requires POSITIONS OPEN: 100% Cotton/Percale/Muslin Ti/cda&n* Springmaid/Wamsutta/TEXMADE Lonely peacock needs a cupid