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Quality Value 4205 Fairview St., Burlington Mon.â€"Wed. Io:g amâ€"5:30 pm. Sat. 10:00 a.m.â€"5:30 p.m Quantum hosts artists signing for charity Quantum Comics, located at 1395 Abbeywood Dr., presents its second annual Inâ€"Store Artist Signing for Charity, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14th and 15th. This year‘s charity is Halton Women‘s Place, a shelter for abused women and their children The event will feature an allâ€" Canadian lineâ€"up to autograph their [SATURDAY OCT. 8 SUNDAY OCT. 9| (Beside Bovine Leather) Hours: Sat. 10 amâ€"6 pm, Sun. 12â€"5 pm 166 SOUTH SERVICE RD. E., OAKVILLE Owned and Operated by: HALTON REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY 2596 Britannia Road West R.R. #2 Milton, Ontario L9T 2X6 ,60/} work and meet their fans. Raffles will be held to win original artwork and autographed comics. All major comic book publishers will be represented including Marvel, DC, Image, Dark dents. Among the guests confirmed are Ty Templeton from Wildcats, Batman Adventures and Ren and Stimpy and and Malibur as well as indepenâ€" comic veteran David Ross from RAL, Avengers West Coast and the Punisher. Quantum Comics has been in busiâ€" ness for just over a year and its owners were nominated for an Entrrpreneur of the Year Award in 1993. Quantum has already had dozens of Canadian comic book artists signings at its Glen Abbey location and last June hosted Star Trek actor John Colicos for an autograph session. A ‘taste‘ of our town An evening of the finest in local food and entertainment, A Taste of Our Town, will be presented by the Oakville Arts Council Oct. 15th at the Oakville Centre. Preceding a performance of comâ€" munity groups, audience members will have the opportunity to sample a variety of offerings from Oakville‘s restaurants, wineries and the Trafalgar Brewing Co. with cofâ€" fee and dessert provided by local cafes following the show. Groups scheduled to appear on stage, under the direction of Christina James (also from Oakville Summer Theatre) and Rod Maxwell from Sheridan College, include Theatre â€" Sheridan, Oakville Symphony Orchestra, Oakville Drama Series, Whiteoaks Choral Society, Trillium Chorus, Oakville Entertainers, â€" Halton _ Youth Symphony and the Oakville Concert Band. Proceeds from A Taste of Our Town will benefit the Oakville Arts Council, a charitable organization supporting artists, performers and various cultural groups in town. Tickets are $25 and are availâ€" able through the OAC at 844â€"7257 or through the Centre box office at 815â€"2021. Q.E.W, SOUTH SERVICE RD. E. mm /