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Dec Museum looking forward to active 1994 [ _ This past year has been a very productive one for the Oakville Museum. Many successful special events were held, more people than ever before visited the museum, and the onâ€"going Erchless Restoration featured the opening of the beautiâ€" ful Rose Room. The completion of furnishings for the Rose Bedroom was made possible through successful Museum Volunteer and Board fundraising efforts. Special thanks must go to the Hart family, Chisholm descendants, for their Crime wave in east Oakville Residents of an east Oakville street experienced something of a small crime wave on Dec. 6th. Two cars were stolen and two more were broken into on Deer Run Ave. The theft of a third car the same night, on nearby Lambton Dr., may be related. ‘ _ On Deer Run Ave., between midâ€" night and 6:30 a.m., a green Lincoln Mark VIII licence 128 SZA, and a green Ford Explorer licence 360 LFY, were stolen. Both had been parked in the owners‘ driveways. Headphones, a camera, and a car phone were stolen from two other cars parked at the same addresses. At about the same time, a black Pontiac Sunbird, licence 027 THM, was stolen from a driveway on Lambton Dr. The Lincoln was seen in Toronto by a byâ€"law officer that same mornâ€" ing before it was reported stolen. Crime Stoppers would like to hear from anyone who can suggest suspects to be investigated. If you have any information that leads to an arrest in this or any other case, you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000. You need not give your name, and your inforâ€" mation will be treated with complete MAURIA CLINIC ©. OF ELECTROLYSIS MAUREEN sCOTT 199 Eyebrows arched and shaped Hairline permanently contoured Facial hair removed Bikini line shaped Arms, Chest & Backhair removed Please call for an appointment Expires Dec. 31/93 Over 14 years of Combined Experience 329 Lakeshore Rd. E. Suite 102 \alid one coupon per new customer HAIR REMOVAL TREATMENT FREE (Value $21) It‘s Never Too Late To Shop In DOWNTOWN J&) (excuding the agarkinggamge) and free parking Sundays w â€" andevenings after6pm. §45â€"8100 1@ .e Christmas Eve until 6 p.m (345 Lakeshore Rd. E.) i\ For More Information Call 8444520 ) TRFEE SATURDAY PARKING in ALL MUNICIPAL LOTS RACHEL MAILLE Gift Wrapping P ,,...'- ".A.“-.“t generous donation of briginal furniâ€" ture and time in support of Erchless‘ restoration. The Museum‘s meeting and reception facilities began to be utiâ€" lized much more with a variety of functions taking place, including anonymity. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to call display. Please call 1â€"800â€"668â€"5151 or 825â€"TIPS (that‘s 825â€"8477). |(mou‘Bâ€"gear. 12 Days of Christmas EXERCISE AT THE YMCA C _ Start something good. This Certificate can be used as a «"»YMCA Membership for _., Fitness Classes and _ 7!~ The YMCA Fitness Centre. for 12 Days g during December and January. Certificates available Call 845â€"3417 ,,,,,,,m_g'n.|LANS|NG’s F R E E THE YÂ¥MCA OF OAKVILLE GOOD HEALTH MAKES ALL LIFE‘S GIFTS SHINE MORE BRIGHTLY cocktail parties, a wedding, and business meetings. Erchless lends itself to a variety of functions, and the interesting, historic location cerâ€" tainly adds to the ambiance of any private event held. Many special events took place over 1993, and since most of them are annual events, they will indeed be held again in 1994, some of the upcoming events include: A WEEK CELEBRATION, Sun., Jan. 23rd, 1994. This festive event celebrates the birthday of Scottish poet Robbie Burns, and also pays tribute to the Chisholm‘s Scottish heritage. It takes place from 1:30 â€" 4 p.m. and features The Oakville Scottish Country Dancers, and pianist Brian Turnbull with tenor Frank King. One can enjoy a sampling of Scottish cuisine, and take a tour of Erchless. Admission for this special event is $3 for adults, and $1.50 for Seniors, Students and Children. Children ages 6 & up are sure to enjoy the VALENTINE MAKING WORKSHOP, Sun., Feb. 6th 1994. This popular workshop is enjoyed by both boys and girls who can make a beautiful valentine for someone special in their lives. The cost is $6 per child and preâ€"registraâ€" uit =An"as""%a g "The‘*â€"Staff ~‘and 3 g Volunteers of the g Oakville Family YMCA § would like to wish you g and yours a very warm g § and joyous Christmas E & and New Year." % THE OAKVILLE BEAVER tion is required. The workshop runs from 1:30 â€" 3 p.m. and is sure to be a hit with the kids. To celebrate Heritage Week, the Oakville Museum is holding its annual HERâ€" ITAGE DAY, Sun., Feb. 13th, 1994. This well attended event will run from 1:30 â€" 4 p.m. and feature many different local history groups, activities for the kids, and a book signing of The Oakville Book, with an accompanying slide show. THE MARCH BREAK PROâ€" GRAM, will take place Mon., March 14th â€" Fri., March 18th, with a morning and afternoon session each day. Some of the fun activities will include: Toy Making, Basket Weaving, Paper Crafts, and Weaving. Preâ€"registration will be required for these popular March Break programs and for more inforâ€" mation please call the Education Coâ€"ordinator. These are only a few of the exciting events planned at the Oakville Museum in 1994. Please be sure to come and visit your local museum in the new year. As 1993 comes to a close, the Oakville Museum would like to wish everyâ€" one a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Rm NT ApSsu | OWN A PART OF HISTORY World Series Balls and Bats are hand signed including 25 player signatures. 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