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19 OOOOOOCOOOOOOOOO STONE CHAPEL REST DRIED T0 LUXURY HOME INSPECT MS WEREND " APPOINTMBIT Steeped n calming Nstthy, 11 ft. wmdows trom cathedral oeitng ttxA light on at open concept restoratnon btendng past and present. Retan'ng the galevy. dtutch beans and peaked windows. this 3+ bedroom attests retreat tenures superb acoustics. new kttdm with massive taniy room. mate with lawzzi. fimptce and an atmosphere cmmave to 3mm retreat, rxtlrgmge or Bed and re t. u r, as David Crook, Sales Rep 845-9180 swam. iii/is, 1993 AT 330 PM. 11 snow: onus. summons. on "musxoxn mm" __ AUCTION $113900 LIVE AT THE HARBOUR CINDY HUMPHRIES 845-9180 CINDY HUMPHRIES 845-9180 CINDY HUMPHRIES 845-9180 Awlaoass included $24-99ltn OVER 2500 so. FT. 964M OVERSIZED LOT REAL ESTATE Saleem Sales Representative dreamed of organiz- ing an annual event that gets better each year," said Miller. "I think our first year was a bit like the movie Field of Dreams. I can under- stand how Kevin Costner must have away as Kingston Easter Seals golf tourney felt when the voice said: "If you build it, they will come." Miller did orga- nize the tournament and they did come. "Last year was our first year," said Miller, "and I admit we were cautious. We planned for 132 golfers and in the end we had to turn 31 away. This year, with so many of last year's golfers asking me to save them a always spot, we feel we can expand the tourna- ment to 45 four- somes, that is 180 golfers." Glen Abbey is the place and June 28, 1993 is the date. Teams will again be playing in the popular scramble format. Every golfers gets a wel- come kit, a locker in the Champions' Club, an electric cart, lunch, dinner, entertainment and a choice from the prize table which this year will be worth about $15,000. The tournament raised a very worth- while $8,000 in I992 and miller believes he can do even better in 1993. Toronto Maple Leaf, Doug Gilmour, who played in the Tournament last year said: 'This was one of the best tourna- ments I have played in. It was very well organized, played on a great golf course, had a wonderful prize table and is for a great cause." This year Century 21 Miller Real Estate Ltd. is introducing a much stronger sponsorship package that will give sponsors more benefit on a year- round basis. "l see this tourna- ment becoming a big event each year in Oakville and the region. I want spon- sors to see this as their opportunity to get involved in a really first class, worthwhile program. Make it an event that their business can become closely associated with - not just for one day at Glen Abbey each year, but throughout the whole 12 months." Players and potential sponsors who need more details on how they can get involved should call Bill Miller personally at 416-845-9l80. PLATINUM SPONSORS: Restaurants. Lana's Boutique, Atlas Van SORS: Accuform Golf Limited, American Airlines, Camel Ontario, Glen Abbey Golf Club, Thomson and Jemmett Insurance Limited. S P O N S O R S : Appleby College, Brian Hanna, Ristorante, CHWO 1250, Essence of Style, E. Powell Insurance, Evian Water, Garvey's Men's Shops, Halton Business Journal, Halton Litho, John Lines, Great Scott Design and Promotion, SunLife Trust Company, MacKay & Hughes (1973) Limited. SILVER SPON- Marciano Door & Trim, Mary Rose, McCutcheon's Camera, Multi-Line Leasing, Nu Skin Canada, Oakville Beaver, Town of Oakville - Business Development, Sleemans, Syd Vince Insurance, Stu Paterson - CBC, Unique Wall Decor.