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IT‘S A GIRL GREEN â€" Sharon and Joseph are pleased ‘tq announce the birth of theiradaughter, Hailey «Kassandra, born on July 25, 1994 at Oakville *Trafaigar Memorial Hospital, _weighing 7 lbs. 4 woz. ; Proud grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Don «Brown of Trenton Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom "Green of Mississauga. #HERRIMAN â€" Graham and Chery! are ‘pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son Peter Daniel on August 17, 1994 at Oakâ€" ‘ville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, weighing 5 Ibs. :10 1/2 oz. (The "Les Paul" is stored and waiting!) A brother for Charlotte. Grandparents fare Joan and the late Ernest Danny Herriman, «andâ€"Jerry and Myra O‘Sullivan, of Shropshire, *England. Special thanks to Dr. Greg Richmondâ€" *Peck and staff, and the obs. staff at O.T.M.H., especiallm Dr. Stella Psarakis and Maureen ‘Penny R.N. o | IT‘S A BOY HUNDT â€" Chris and Bonnie (nee Hatcher) are hrilled to announce the early but safe arrival sof their son Devin James D‘Arcy on June 8, Â¥994 weighing 6 Ibs. 3 ozs. Proud first time %randparents are Ruthâ€"and D‘Arcy Hundt of akville and third for Kay and Ken Shebib of ‘Georgetown, Special thanks to the OBS staff at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital for all ‘their wonderful care. YENSEN â€"Chris and Kim are delighted to anâ€" mounce the late but speedy arrival of Connor Michael, born on August 12, 11:55 p.m. at ;:O.T.M.H., weighing 9 lbs. 12 oz. A big, little ‘brother for David. Proud grandparents are ‘Michael and Elizabeth Mahoney of Kin%ACity «and Ellen and Peter Scott of Ottawa. Many thanks to Dr. Sheilagh House and the excelâ€" lent Nursing team for all their care. MacKENZIE â€" John and Inger MacKenzie ‘are happy to announce the arrival of their son ‘Douglas born on August 19, 1994, 7 lbs. 10 ‘ozs. A brother for John A. and Christiane. Proud grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. B.G. Bentsen of Oslo, Norway and Dr. and Mrs. ‘D.A. MacKenzie of London, Ontario. Special «hanks to Dr. Richmondâ€"Peck. MASCIALE (Bernier) â€" Tony and Anita are very pleased to announce the long awaited arâ€" tigal of their first child, Jacqueline Natalie, ‘born August 18, 1994 at St. Joseph‘s Hospital, Hamilton, weighing 7 lbs. 6 ozs. Very proud of ger first granddaughter is Dianne Bernier of ‘Dakville and proud 8th time grandparents are Michele and Bambina Masciale of Hamilton. Yacqueline is welcomed by many aunts, unâ€" ‘cles and cousins and lovingly watched from «above by Grampa Bernier For babies and young children 6 months to 3%» years old Friday or Saturday AM NC soONGS RHYMES FINGER TOE PLAYS SINGING GAMES INSTRUMENTAL PLAY MOVEMENT NC Starting September 30 Maplegrove United Church Call now for a free brochure 486 8742 (48MUSIC) 2861 Sherwood Heights Dr. Unit 39, Oakville CREATIVE MUSIC ... CHILDREN ESTABLISHED ‘::;55 10 Q 5. THAT SAYS A LOT' A LEARNING PROGRAM â€" in an atmosohere of FUN and SPONTANEITY using Xylophones, Recorder, Drums, etc. A CERTIFIED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE * Groups according to age SEPT. to JUNE â€" 1 hr. a week SOUTHEAST â€" Maplegrove Dr. SOUTHWEST â€" Rebecca St. RIVEROAKS â€" 6th Line Hwy #5 It‘s a BIG Boy! An invaluable prelude to formal music studies ALSO BURLINGTON, MISSISSAUGA, MILTON, HAMILTON DUNDAS Registration Dates Wednesday August 24 Tuesday August 30 Wednesday August 31 Musical Beginnings"" A division of the Young Children‘s Creative Music Movement Classes® (1972) Barbara Langhorne B.A..A.T.C.M. certified Orff Teacher ROYAL CONSERVATORY _ of MUSIC of TORONTO (905) 637â€"3016 (905) 634â€"3291 MAZZA â€" Martin and Emily are proud to anâ€" nounce the birth of their son, Michael Joâ€" nathan, born Sunday, July 31, 1994 at Oakâ€" villeâ€"Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Joseph and Elise are thrilled to have a new baby brother. Proud grandparents are Joseph and Joâ€" sephine Mazza of Niagaraâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake and Lino Salvador of Thorold. Great grandson for Martino Mazza and Antonietta Mauro, both of St. Catharines. Deep thoughts of love are shared amongst the family for the late Angeâ€" lina Salvador during the birth of her third grandchild. Special thanks to Dr. Sheilagh House, Dr. Dina Eftimescu and O.B.S. Staff at O.T.M.H. originated directed by PARKER (O‘BRIEN) â€" Greg, Sheilagh and Jake are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Hugh Knyvet, who weighed in at 8 lbs. on August 10, 1994. A younger brother and buddy for Jake. Delighted and proud grandparent are June and Jack O‘Brien of Haâ€" lifax, Nova Scotia, and Nancy and Bill Parker of Ancaster, Ontario. Mom and Dad would like to give special thanks_ Dr. Sheilagh House for her ongoing care. Thanks also to the loâ€" t())o%rl(/??_llivery and obstetrics Nursing Staff at IT‘S A GIRL POLLOCK â€"Derek and Angela are proud to announce the late arrival of their second child a daughter Samantha Nicole born on August 8, 1994 at 5:45 a.m. at Oakville Trafalgar Memoâ€" rial Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 15 ozs. A little sister for big brother Jamie. Happy third time grandparents Eva and Rudi Junker of Whitby and tenth time ?randparents Jean and Wally Pollock of Oakville. Special thanks to Dr. Stanâ€" ton and Dr. G.K. Phillips and the OBS nurses. IT‘S OUR FIRST SAVERY â€" Don and Trudy (nee Black) are deâ€" lighted to announce the early arrival of Derek James. Born August 19, 1994 at 12:29 a.m. weighing 5 Ibs. 13 ozs. Proud grandparents are Lois and Jim Goodwin, and Anne and Mike Stanton. Another great grandchild for Viola Herridge and Jean and Telf Warnock . Many excited aunts, uncles and cousins, too many to mention. Special thanks to Dr. Feroze, and the terrific OBS and SCU staff at OTMH. TIDY â€" Jim and Doris (nee Lawson) are pleased to announce the birth of a son, Zachâ€" ary Ronald, on August 15, 1994 at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, weighing 8 Ibs. 13 oz. A brother for Joshua. Proud grandparents are Anne and Bob Lawson of Clinton and Jackâ€" ie and Ron Tidy of Oakville. 3 to 9 years LE CLUB FRANCAIS Team French The n Noy‘ * After school French clubs for children 4â€"9 Children learn French through * Songs » Games « Drama « Other fun activities please call 844â€"7608 ys. $30 includes a riding lesson. Pony Power Clubâ€" Sundays Come for a day at the farm on Saturâ€" '{ Im Hoof Pick Clubâ€" Fridays, $35. _ ««««= ENGLISH RIDING ADULTS CHILDREN 3445 Dundas W. }Hwy 5% (1â€"1/2 miles wecl 0 5) Oakville, L6J 827â€"4678 BERTIN STABLES Catherine Smith, a long time Oakville resident and former President of the Learning Disabilities Association of Canada, has recently established a private practice in Oakville to work with adults who have learning disabilities. She is well known nationally as a speaker, seminar leader and author. Her latest book, For You: Adults with Learning Disabilities, is in its fourth printing and has received top reviews from adults who have learning disabilities. They say reading it is like looking in a mirror, that for the first time they feel as if someone really understands what they are going through. A former member of the national executive of National Access Awareness Week, Smith has also been recognized by the Federal Governemnt as a recipient of the Canada 125 Award and the National Volunteer Award. Schools have made significant advances in accommodating students who have learning disabilities since Smith began her career. As the recent Chair of Educational Access Services at George Brown College, Cathy was in the forefront of moving support services into the post secondary scene. She is now in the business of moving awareness of learning disabilities from the classroom to the workplace. She provides the practical help employers and employees need to make employment equity a reality for people with learning disabilities. She brings energy, enthusiasm and knowledge, as well as assessment, teaching and counselling skills to her new focus on workplace accommodations. Smith‘s training was originally as a special education teacher. She went back to school later to complete a graduate degree in vocational guidance with a specialty in learning disabilities. Now she is again back at school completing a doctoral degree in Applied Psychology. Her major research explores a new and practical way to identify learning disabilities. Although she specializes in working with adults, Smith also enjoys working with young people, whether or not they have learning disabilites, as they confront decisions about careers and post secondary options. Oakville is fortunate to have her in the community. Cathy Smith may be reached at (905) 844â€"4144. workplace accomodations ® seminars assessments * counselling * remediation 2128 Dunedin Road Oakville, Ontario L6J 5V3 (905) 844â€"4144 Catherine M. Smith, M.A. Learning Disabilities Consultant BEACOCK, Amy Kathleen â€" Surrounded by her family after a courageous battle with cancer at her home in Burlington on Friday, Auâ€" gust 19, 1994. Amy Kathleen Beacock 11 years old. Beloved daughter of Sue and her husband Tim Scott and her father George. Dear sister of Julie and stepâ€"sister of Jeff, Adam and April. Loved granddaughter of Edna K. Beacock, Ita Barnett, Gladys and Derek Scott. Loved and missed by her family and friends. Visitation was held at the Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home, 64 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville from 7â€"9 pm Saturday and 2â€"4 and 7â€"9 pm Sunday. Funeral Liturgy was held 11:00 am Monday at St. Paâ€" trick‘s Church, 196 Kenwood Ave., Burlington. Those who wish may make memorial contribuâ€" tions to the Children‘s Wish Foundation or Caâ€" nadian Cancer Society. LOOSLEY, Elizabeth W.M. (Betty) B.A., B.L.S., M.A. â€" Peacefully at her residence in Burlington, Ontario, formerly of Oakville, on Thursday, August 11, 1994 in her 83rd. year. Eldest daughter of the late Charles F. Loosley and S. Maude (Magee) Loosle(. Sister of Wilâ€" liam E. Loosley and Alice J. Loosley. Sadly missed by nephews and niece, also greatâ€" nephew and nieces. Elizabeth was a gifted student, winning several gold medals and scholarships. After completing her Bachelor of Library Science, she was with the Toronto Public Library as a reference librarian, later she was the chief librarian at the Leaside Pubâ€" lic Library. She served with the R.C.A.F. Womâ€" en‘s Division. Completing her M.A. in Adult Edâ€" ucation at the University of Chicago, she coâ€" authored a book on social issues "Crestwood Heights", she also was editor of "Food For Thought", an adult education publicaton. Several years were spent on research and writâ€" ing for the _ publication of Volume 1 of the Dicâ€" tionary of Canadian Biography. A private famiâ€" I?l service was held on Monday, August 15, 994 at Smith‘s Funeral Home, Burlington (632â€"3333). Interment Hamilton Cemetery. MATHESON, Gerry â€" After a short iliness at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital, on Monday, August 22, 1994. Gerry Matheson, in his 66th year, of Burlington. Brother of William and his wife Bridge Matheson, of Hamilton. Survived by other brothers and sisters in Cape Breton Island. Dear friend of Flo Erskine, of Burlingâ€" ton. At Gerrys request no visitation or funeral service to take place. A memorial service to be held at a later date. Cremation. If desired doâ€" nations may be made to Joseph Brant Memoâ€" rial Hospital Foundation as an expression of sympathy. (Arrangements by Kitchingâ€"Steepe Funeral Home, Waterdown, 689â€"4852). LEARNING DISABILITIES THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Classes Instruction m Earn Your High School Credits m Benefit from Adult Only Courses m Enhance Your Employability Daily Classroom Setting OR Flexible Schedule Call Now for more Information ORKVINNG 20201 845â€"7542 lc-,l\()lass Individualized Instruction â€" Brian 632â€"2944 Individualized Instruction â€" Margaret Burtington.......... [ | Class Instruction â€" Marg ZUBYK, Geraldine "Geri" â€" (nee Birâ€" mingham). Suddenly at her home on Saturday August 20, 1994. Geraldine Zubyk of Oakville and formerly of London in her 55th year. Lovâ€" ing mother of Karen Patrick and her husband Mike of London and Bradley Zubyk of Victoria, B.C. Cherished grandmother of Rosa and Courtney of Victoria, B.C. and Lauren and Erin of London. Former wife of Bill Zubyk of Windâ€" sor. Daughter of the late Norman and Margaret Birmingham. Geri was the Director of Human Resources for the Town of Oakville and active in the Oakville Personnel Association. Visitaâ€" tion was held in the Needham Funeral Chapel, 520 Dundas Street, London on Tuesday 2â€"4 and 7â€"9 p.m. Funeral and committal service was conducted on Wednesday August 24th 1994 at 1:00 p.m. Cremation. Memorial conâ€" tributions to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation would be appreciated. MACKIE, Bertha â€" In memory of our dear mother and wife who passed away August 21st 1986. Like falling leaves The years go by But precious memories Will never die. Unseen, unheard you are always near So loved, so missed, so very dear. Rest in peace Bertha Always missed by Joanne and Bill .............. 333â€"3731 TlS;E YGUR ENGAGEMENT, . For further information prices please call: Graduation in the family? Call the Classified Section and announce it to all your neighbours Preâ€"Payment is Required PROFESSIONAL DRUM INSTRUCTION Teacher has spaces for beâ€" ginner and intermediate students (adults welcome too). Call 849â€"1235 Dedicated Piano * All Levels * All Styles ROCK, JAZZ, RUDIMENTAL Steve Wilson 827â€"9189 PIANO TEACHER Experienced piano teacher Popular music and / or Royal Conservatory of Music All beginners and adults welcome (Devon Rd. Lakeshore area) ......................................... ERNA HILTEMANNâ€"MONTANO B.A............. 842â€"0604 ANNE FRASER B.A. A.R.C.T. R.M.T........... 827â€"0719 m 3> _l J X% < [â€": m + Keyboard â€" Singing â€" Rhythm + Theory + Ear Training + Parentâ€"Child Group Classes piano lessons experienced teacher accepting students for fall tern: bettina morrison and Shoes for Ballet, Tap, Jazz Highland ; ; /; *T ) â€"637â€"2662 Fashion Bodywear jfor . Adults @ Children Classic Dancewear 3584 Commerce Court, Burlington Oakville Chapel 109 Reynolds Street â€" 844â€"3281 Meeting the needs of those we serve by being receptive, flexible and responsive. . gance «imet COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME Give to the United Way of Oakville. In memory of a loved one or friend. _ . 84 Chishoim St. «/ Oakville, Ont. L6K 3H7 64 Lakeshore Road West, Oakvilic LOCALLY OWNED OPERATED EY zRUDY KOPRIVA NEILL TAYiOF Long established locally operated by caring community minded people. 56 LAKESHORE ROAD WEST, OAKVILLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS «Terry Cooke «Don Clarke _ «Shaun Webb _ UE J | KOPRIVA TAYLOR | YOUNG CHILDREN AGES 3â€"8 N\\ "the charity top of your choice"" (905) 844â€"2600 Pakbiecw Auneral BDome Piano Theory Harmony Lessons for Ages 4 to 80 R.C. of M. curriculum or a less structured course if desired. Cynthia Monrad 845â€"1535 Qualified Piano Theory Teacher has openings for September. All ages welcome. My studio or your home. Phone (905) 849â€"8530 August 24, 1994 Since 1914