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' Just tor attending any Century 21 Miller Real Estate Ltd. Public 'Open House' any Saturday or Sunday between now 2nd and November 28th, Just till out an entry ballot located in the home, and drop " into the box. No purchase necessary. Each and every week one lucky winner will receive 100 tree air miles credited to their air mil” collector number - no strings attached! CONGRATULATIONSLMe Lumbard won this week‘s draw for 100 Air Miles by attending Arnbridge Grieco‘s open house at 160 Allen St. For more irttorrnBtion on how 'l/l can collect meg: air mi) and/or seller please call PAT VANS RIDOELL SAMtr0 FOLLOW OUR SIGNS FOR LATE ADDITIONS! 2210 Towne Blvd 1351 Odessa 2249 Wyandotte 231 Bronte Rd 1270 Gainsborough #29 231 Bronte Rd 2418Belyea St. SUNDAY, OCT sALURr1Ay, tik L OPEN HOUSES 31 ST Sat.2-4 Sat.2.4 miles as a Century 21 Miller buyer 2-4 2-4 2-4 2-4 2M '269,000 $169,900 3187.500 $299,999 $131,800 $299,999 $f49,900 Fall gardening chores As I stroll through my fall garden, my mind's eye is sur- veying next spring's garden layout - rotating vegetables from one side of the garden plot to the other, and co- ordinating blos- som colours in the annual beds. By MARK CULLEN Special to the Oakville Beaver Not that there isn't enough to do in my autumn garden without day-dreaming about spring! I made a list the other day of all the fall gar- dening chores that need doing, so that I could bud- get my time and make sure every- thing gets done. I like lists. I find it gratifying to strike each job off the list as it is 329-5332 DENISE BAYNE* accomplished. And besides, it saves a lot of time in the long run. If you have a list of jobs to be done and the materials you require to complete each task, you’ll save yourself time. yourself time. The best thing to do is list the job along with all the materials required. Then go through your sup- plies in the garage, basement "s"', . Fresh topsoil for filling up rose collars for insula- tion against frost heaving. and garden shed. Strike off materi- als you know you have in sufficient quantity and cir- cle those you don't have or don't have enough of. There's your shopping list! Here are some of the fall tasks most gardeners have in common. Fall lawn care . A good stiff rake for cleaning up leaves and debris. . Rose collars for holding soil against the roots and stems of roses over winter. . Slow release 10-5-20 fertilizer to feed the lawn roots over winter. Winterizing roses