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Proceeds from the event provide prizes, awards and sch‘(;]arshirpisr for Sheridan‘s outstanding craft students. All pieces have been generously donated by SOCAD‘s faculty and former students. Bidding tickets are $5. Previews will be held ‘Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 15th and 16th from noon to 8 p.m. Sheridan College‘s School of Crafts and Design holds its Silent Night Auctlon Nov. 17th at The Gallery, Sheridan Collefle on Trafalear Road. Tim Godfrey, a 43â€"yearâ€"old marâ€" ried father of two, has been "in a band" since his university days at U of T, where he took his B A, and then Western, where he got his MBA. Born and raised in Toronto, he‘s lived in Oakville for almost four years with his wife Barbara and two young sons, Andrew and Ryan. About six years Silent Night Auction Nov. 17th "Timmy and the Jets‘ are playing LeDome tonight (Friday) as part of the after dinner entertainment for a gala $50â€"aâ€"head benefit in aid of the Oakville Public Library. The festiviâ€" ties will be anchored by actor/veteriâ€" narian Jim Millington and feature a talk by cartoonist/ author Ben Wicks. Then stockbroker/singer Tim and his gang will fire up the sound system with some oldâ€"fashioned rock roll â€" music from the ©50s, ‘60s and ©70s. In the words of a former PM, "Just watch me." "We perform the whole gamut of financial services, now," said Timmy, of "Timmy and the Jets," without a hint of irony. Okay Tim, but can you carry a tune? You‘ve heard of a singing ‘cowâ€" boy?* And who among us will ever forget out singing ‘Premier?"‘ Well, here‘s a new one for your portfolio, the singing ‘stockbroker‘ â€" or as ScotiaMcLeod‘s Timothy Godfrey would have it â€" the singing ‘investâ€" ment executive.‘ Its a fine point. By KAREN ALTON Special to The Oakville Beaver Meet Oakville‘s singing stockbroker 0% 5 y spaCE D n Frames ot you" prICAl wide gx lense© There is no doubt the energetic Godfrey leads a full life. Besides his band business, his family and church activities, wedged between skiing, "But LeDome will be our biggest gig in Oakville," the award winning Investment Executive said. "We‘re really happy to get involved in the community and help out the library. I guess the government is paying for bricks and mortar, these days, but they don‘t buy many books." According to Godfrey, Timmy and the Jets has played from the rocks on Georgian Bay to the Palaise Royale in Toronto. ago he pulled together Timmy and the Jets. A versatile group, they play a lot of ‘new country‘ but in the leader‘s words they also do "a bit of folk and jazz â€" some dance music â€" it just depends on the crowd." Requests? The Jets include Judy Tapp, as lead female singer on guitar, and Rick Capreol also on guitar. Both drummer, Bob Disalle, and keyboard player, Denis Keldie, are professional musiâ€" cians who sometimes play with the likes of Rita MacNeil, Roger Whitaker and Aretha Franklin. Tim, who is the front man, handles the business side of things, sings lead, and plays both guitar and a mournful harâ€" monica. About the only thing he doesn‘t do is dance. You bet. About the only thing they don‘t do is "headbanger stuff." "I‘m a lousy dancer," he conâ€" se * %g 6 50% WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FLOWERING TREES, PEACH BLOSSOM, DOGWOOD, WISTERIA ALL UNDER $100.00. ALSO SEE BOSTON FERNS, ENGLISH IVY, MING TREE, CAPENSIA. personalized cheques scuba diving and piano lessons, he manages the oneâ€"yearâ€"old ScotiaMcLeod Oakville Branch office. Tim has been in the investment business since joining Mcleod Young Weir in 1983. This year his fledgling Oakville office topped the $ million mark in sales and he was voted Manager of the Year in the Toronto area. Not bad for a tambourine player. Still, he asserted, his family and "just being a dad" was his most important job. THIS SUNDAY! NOV. 6TH 11 A.M.â€" 4 P.M. 6‘ Areca Palm 36" Dieffenbachia Plant 6‘ Ficus 1,008 Leaves on Wood 7 Ficus on Wood Trunk Asked whether being Timmy in In fact, any person found guilty of public mischief could face up to two years in jail. Removing election signs, damaging them, or even knocking them over are crimes of mischief under the Criminal Code. Anyone unlawfully caught with an election sign may also be charged with possession of stolen property. If convicted of mischief under the criminal code, you could face up to two years in prison. Please remember that it is a CRIME to vandalize QEW Trafalgar, Oakville HOWARD JOHNSON HOTEL Godfrey laughted, then added, "I can assure you I‘m a fullâ€"time stockâ€" broker/ investment advisor and a partâ€" time band leader. I try to do both well." "Well, its funny, I‘ve asked people that very question. Some say its neat. Its different and interesting â€" someâ€" thing fun â€" that it shows some diversiâ€" ty and breadth of character. Others really wonder if their money is going to be well looked after." Timmy and the jets was an asset to ScotiaMcLeod he said: :1 4° : 44° 34°% $5999 NOW EXCELLENT SELECTION OF PICTURE FRAMES * MANY STYLES COLORS INCLUDING ABSTRACT, MODERN AND TRADITIONAL STYLES ALL PAINTINGS REDUCED 30â€"70% OFF REGULAR PRICE Don‘t let the guilty get away. Election signs are private property and cost money to produce. Destroying them is not only a blatant disregard for another‘s property, and the democratic process, it is a crime. If you see someone vandalizing election signs, report the crime to the Halton Regional Police at 878â€"5511. The Corporation of the Town of Oakville Mayor Ann Mulvale 338â€"8556 on Monday, Nov, 14 you have a choice AUTHORIZED BY THE C.F.0. FOR THE ANN MULVALE ELECTION CAMPAIGN make it on Argus Rd. Reduced Up T;