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t AL EFALL FESTIVAL SAT. OCT. 2, 9â€"5 *\iy â€" PongRides for the Kids â€" Haz Rides Ge ind " .‘ â€" Art Show and Sale â€" Bake Sale W â€" Kids Face Painting _ â€" Craft Tables GZ 7 (j Plus... â€" Hot Dogs â€" Drinks ZF ) â€" Popcorn â€" Hot Apple Cider Donations will be accepted for the Hospital for Sick Children‘s Foundation. Participation by St, Lukes School and Local Artists. Events â€" * Prizes * Prizes * Prizes * â€" ‘ ROSE COLLAR ° Choose from a huge selection of plastic and wood feeders. Huge bulbs guaran teed to bloom. Larg: yellow blooms. Reg. .99 + PACKAGED TULIP BuLBS (;~ Huge selection and € y 5> variety of Tulip bulbs. /o ; \ f\‘ * INSTANT BULB GARDENS \ Choose from 3 designer 0 garden collections, 54 /o bulbs per collection. Reg. 18.99â€"20.99 OFF +« JUMBO KING ALFRED DAFFODILS BIRD FEEDERS * Mix contents of the Califomnia connoisseur Wine Kit and water into a fermentor (process takes 15 minutes). *Leave your wine in our temperature controlled Fermentation Room. «Come hack in 4 weeks and bottle your great tasting wine Ludwigs Octoberfest Lager®, a medium bodied copper coloured, mild hopped German Lager. $80.00 (all taxes included) Wine from $2.80 nger bottle (batch sizes 25â€"750 ml bottles) Make your great wine convenient at The Brewing Experience 1195 North Service Road Oakville, Ontario, LGM 2W2 «* 84 $10 Off any wine made at The Brewing Experience" Oakville Beer S fe pegal or Large 49¢, %] off 3 Easy Steps A Batch size Valid until Oct. 15th, 1993 Build your own Scarecrow (Please bring some old clothes) Pumpkin Carving and Contest (You may bring your own natural decorating accessuories. Ex: Pine cones, Twigs, Leaves, etc.] HABRBDY FALL MUMS GD WINTERIZER & WINTERIZER WEEDER ... FOR Your Lawn/ on th ill Tavourttes, Di at last long afte 48 Litres * 847â€"3473 32 99 3/849 Sl AwC DJO 1949 MIXED _ BIRDSEED 50 LBS. SUNFLOWER SEED 22 lbs 18 kg. the stitching port A FASHION SHOW 5353 Lakeshore Rd., Lakeside Shopping Village, Burlington the stitching port at The Fortune Restaurant Sept. 29" & 30" Dinner & Show $ '| 5.00 Tickets available at: 681â€"1922 presents Th _ NURSERY STOCK AND PERENNIALS ° skif} »,,. Our entire selection of Hardy )o‘gé Stockhpriced to clear. P‘ . >\ , + FALL IS A GREAT Paiea Sâ€"AV#Eetri? ~ TIME TO PLANT | en ic eaim>" pas dnb s i Ar : PA s 4e on > | FROM Claf(fq{o P_Cmen:[} FLOWERSHOP | _ a, in Our entir )5&‘;’: St *%.~‘=\/ PAE x mss \(<â€"« Sules 745,.-. -%_5, f{o * thr> £71 k . /) )* 255 / x A A / $ "' d Â¥u a + *4 l im § â€" High light 0/ exotic tropical. 0 Tall or bushy OFF types available & Lush overtlowing baskets with long feathery fronds. Gorgeous blooms! Sn u4| i & High light 0/0 > apmtt A ~f ‘;‘; plant. Tree BE i §E i / . and bush form OFF fԤ-§~el¢ Z"LE +« RUBBER PLANTS *« BOSTON FERN HANGING BASKETS *« FLOWERING HIBISCUS YUCCAS JDOOE ve ".,‘ A 4 n . s.'â€"’, . ‘.’:“?-3 Vess J 4 "s“‘ f\‘ « 2 pae o - F* 24 / / ’ : < ECC o 4 $119 2 $‘g33. orfp Thurs. Sept. 30th: New Brunswick Premier, Frank McKenna, will be the guest speaker at what local Liberals are calling a ‘working lunch‘ on Thurs. Sept, 30th at Le Dome Banquet Centre. The session, including a box lunch starts at noon. Tickets are $30 each and are available by calling the Bonnie Brown Oakville headquarters at 827â€"2077. Wed. Sept. 29th: The Reform Party of Canada is holding a town hall meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Oakville Central Library, 120 Navy St. Oakvilleâ€"Milton Reform Party candidate Richard Malboeuf will make a 10 minute address and the rest of the evening will be a question and answer session. Wed. Oct. 6th: All Candidates Meeting sponsored by the Federation of Oakville Residents Groups at Oakville Trafalgar High School at 7:30 p.m. More details in next edition of the Oakville Beaver. Oct. 23rd: threeâ€"day blackout on publication and broadcast of opinion poll results begins. Wed. Oct. 13th: All.Candidates Meeting sponsored by the Federation of Oakville Residents Groups at Oakville Trafalgar High School at 7:30 p.m. at Queen Elizabeth Park High School. More details in upcoming issue of the Oakville Beaver. Oct. 18th: Advance polls operate from 12:00 p.m.â€" p.m. M Oct. 16th: Advance polls operate from 12:00 p.m.â€" Election Notebook After all these years, Clargreen is still familyâ€"run and the range of services they| offer would probably amaze founde:1 Bert Abbs. But their reputation fo: quality, affordability and service woul make Bert proud. 1 This year, Clargreen celebrates 75 ye in Oakvilleâ€"Mississauga so the Open| House will be a very special, notâ€"toâ€"be missed weekend. "It‘s a fun, affordable day for the whole family," says Russell Spence, Garder Centre Manager. "And it‘s a way we car give the community a treat." On November 13â€"14, Clargreen host: their annual Open House, a rar opportunity to visit all the nurserie including the orchid greenhouse an chat with experts about you horticultural problems. of your surroundings but also your pleasure in them. You have a determined brown thumb? Clargreen will care for your interior plants; they already look after plants for dozens of malls and offices in the area. And their exterior maintenance program will not only cut your lawn and care for your garden, but they also provide snowplow services in the winter. But services offered are only as good as the people providing them. Each person on the staff seems to share Dytnerski‘s pleasure in things horticultural. They are‘ friendly and helpful, but even more importantly, they are knowledgeablc.l Your questions will get an answer and{ your purchases carry a warranty that means something. ‘ On October 2, Clargreen hosts their second annual Fall Festival. "It‘s a litt] bit of fun to celebrate the fall," says Dytnerski. There will be a bake sale and craft sales sponsored by church group St. Luke‘s School will be selling pope and the hot dogs and cider are under dollar. Activities include face paintin and wagon rides, a pumpkin carvin contest and you can even make yo own scarecrow (bring some old clothe: to dress it in). When the Abbs family opened Clargreen Gardens 75 years ago, they couldn‘t have known that their family‘s little nursery would grow to be one of the largest orchid growers in the country. Thousands of plants are carefully cultivated annually by specialist, John Marcotte, some of them so unique and valuable, they are kept in a barred room. They couldn‘t have foreseen the row upon row of exotic tropical plants which line many of the shelves of the 45,000 square feet of greenhouses. Clargreen not only imports vast numbers of tropical plants, they also grow them in their own nurseries. You will find plants here that few other garden centres can offer. Michael Dytnerski, President of Clargreen, has a passion for tropicals, "I love the heat and the jungle," he cheerfully acknowledges. So the tropical nursery holds a special place in his affection. It‘s worth a visit just to see the exotic tree ferns, glorious gardenin,‘ passion flowers and even bougainvillea which everywhere seem to flourish. f Those first Abbs could not have foretold the popularity of the delicate and lovely little Bonsai plants, patiently nurtured by resident expert, Lucy Woodliffe. You can draw on her expertise to produce your own bonsai, and all the materials you need are available at the centre. This is a oneâ€"stop shopping centre for all J your horticultural needs. The garden centre stocks everything: chemicals, soils, plants, pots, terrariums, and much more. But these days, there‘s a full floral shoppe, with both FTD and Teleflora links worldwide and a generous selection of striking flower arrangements always ready for those lastâ€"minute gifts. Skilled designers can offer advice on , both interior and exterior landscape planning. Professionally landscaped gardens can add a great deal to the value of a home. And interior landscaping can add much to not only the attractiveness 75 Years & Still Growing Advertisement