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Oakville Beaver, 13 Jun 1999, p. 4

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Oakville Beaver Weekend W e lgWj ! 2 Q4 i c o Sunday, June 13, 1999 C a n a d a D a y p a r a d e p la n n e d The Halton Multicultural Council is organizing a parade to precede the Canada Day Multicultural Festival, to celebrate its 20th anniversary of hosting the event at Coronation Park. The parade starts at 11 a.m. at Hopedale Mall and will end at the park. The parade will include marching bands and decorated vehicles, as well as groups on foot. Among those participating at the park's centre stage are Siony's Dance Company, Oakville Chinese Association, Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton, Banda Filipino, Ontario Conservatory of Music, the Portuguese Folclorico Group, the Croatian Folklore Ensemble "Hrvatsko Prelo", Glen Hamilton and Lystra Gibbs, a Greek orchestra, and others. Any individual or group which would like to participate at the centre stage or at the parade may contact Frances or Willie at Halton Multicultural Council, 842- 2486. New, higher rates, Ontario isn't just another pretty place, it also has a fantastic profit sharing program. W ant to invest in the strongest and fastest growing economy in the country? W hy not consider Ontario Savings Bonds. W hen you buy Ontario Savings Bonds, your invest­ m ent will be at w ork here to build a better future for you and your province. SECURE: Your investment, including principal and interest, is backed 100 per cent by the Province of Ontario. INVESTMENT FLEXIBILITY: There are three investment alternatives to meet your needs. NEW THIS YEAR: Now you can order your new Bonds sim ply by phoning us at 1-800-433-3596. If you have 1995 Bonds, you can extend your benefits by exchanging them for 1999 Bonds. Call us at 1-800-433-3596 or visit us on the web at wwwofina.on.ca/OSB for details. AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE: For your conve­ nience, you can buy O ntario Savings Bonds at banks, trust companies, credit unions, caisses populaires, Province of O ntario Savings Offices and through investm ent dealers. O N T A R I O S A V I N G S B O N D S I n v e s t I n S o m e t h i n g Y o u B e l i e v e S T E P - U P B O N D Five-year term, redeemable every six months V A R I A B L E - R A T E B O N D Seven-year term, rate reset every six months and redeemable every six months 1st y e a r 2nd y e a r 3rd y e a r 4 th y e a r 5th y e a r 4.75% 5.00% 5.50% 6.00% 6.25% 6-m onth 3 -y e a r 5.00% F I X E D - R A T E B O N D 5.50% Three-year term, redeemable at maturity A v a i la b le f r o m M a y 2 8 t o J u n e 18. F o r in q u ir ie s : 1-888-212-BOND (2 6 6 3 ) www.ofina.on.ca/OSB ___________________________________________ ;_______________________ Cemetery tour June 19th Believe it or not, but one of the best ways to dis­ cover the history of your community is to tour the ceme­ tery. On Saturday, June 19th from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., O a k v i l l e Cemeteries and the Oakville Museum offer a guided tour of two historic Oakville cemeter­ ies, S t Jude's and Oakville St. Mary's. Participants will gather at the Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate on Navy Street at 1 p.m., and board a bus for St. Jude's Cemetery. They will be joined on the tour by famous figures from Oakville's past including Town founder William Chisholm and his wife Rebecca and earlier settler, Esther Thomas. Points of inter­ est in St. Jude's Cemetery include Oakville's earliest gravestone (dated 1811, 16 years before the founding of Oakville), and " C l e o p a t r a ' s Needle," the tallest free standing mon­ ument in Oakville. The highlight of the tour of Oakville's St. Mary's Cemetery are the graves of William and Rebecca Chisholm. The Chisholm fam­ ily donated the five acres of land for Oakville St. Mary's Cemetery in 1858, the year after the incorporation of Oakville. Tickets for the event are $12 and the price, includes busing between sites and light refreshments. To reserve a ticket for the tour, call 338-4400. Tickets are also available at the Town Hall kiosk. ( http://www.ofina.on.ca/OSB

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