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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Friday June 16, 2006 - 35 Trafalgar Brewery open house Sunday Trafalgar Brewing Company is holding an open house and new beer tasting to celebrate Father's Day. The open house is from 12-5 p.m. at Trafalgar Brewery, 1156 Speers Rd. This will be Trafalgar's second annual Father's Day open house to thank the community . This event features free beer samples and guided tours of the brewery. Brewery staff will give demonstrations and answer questions about the brewing arts. This year's open house comes with an added bonus: the release of Critical Mass, Canada's strongest beer. Not for the faint of heart, this supercharged ale is double-fermented and brewed in the Belgian style with bold coriander and citrus notes. Critical Mass boasts a 14.7 per cent alcohol volume. Critical Mass will be the first in Trafalgar's line of Very Strong Beers, so public feedback is appreciated. Snacks and samples of our other beers and meads will also be available throughout the day in the brewery and at the brewpub, The Tied House. The Trafalgar Brewing Company was founded by Mike and Nancy Arnold and George Hengstman in 1993. Spend a day with dad at the Waterfront Festival T reat Dad to a day at the Festival. Buy a family pack and your tickets are just $11 each! There's lots for Dad to enjoy at the Oakville Waterfront Festival. Start off with a pancake breakfast on Saturday or Sunday morning of the Festival from 9 am ­ 11 a.m. in the Molson Bar & Grill. There's live entertainment on the community stage, also in the Molson Bar & Grill, all weekend long. On Friday June 23, Volition Aire and Westpoint get the party started. On Saturday, June 24, see Challenges Rhythmic Gymnastics, Rankin Irish Dance, Rhythms of the Caribbean, The Bluesers, and Whisky Slickers. Then grab some refreshments from one of the many food vendors nearby and enjoy the nightly entertainment starting with SkyStone at 4 p.m., followed by The Superficials, and Reckless Abandon. On Sunday, June 25, the whole family will enjoy Lululemon Yoga, The Entertainers, Wrinkled Peach, Oakville Suzuki Fiddlers, Morningstar Taekwon-Do, and a spectacular Science Show from Science North. Sunday, June 25 is Family Day at the Festival. Dad will enjoy the ride-all-day special at the Robertson Amusements Theme Park, and the Incredible Magical World of Majinx, presented by International Pool and Spa. There's also plenty of hands-on activities in the Mattamy Children's Village, and home-improvement ideas at PurpleTree and Sue Warden's HandsOnHome. Tickets for the Waterfront Festival make a great Father's Day Gift. Be sure to buy early. Tickets are available at Shoppers Drug Mart, Oakville Place Guest Services Desk, many Oakville Banks, or on-line at www.oakvillefestival.com. All activities take place in Coronation Park. Take the bus ­ it's free! Park at the Oakville or Bronte GO stations or Sheridan College and enjoy free shuttles right to the gates. The Festival is open 5 p.m.-11 p.m. Friday, June 23; 9 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday, June 24; and 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sunday, June 25. Join us as Tim Horton's presents the 15th annual Oakville Waterfront Festival. - Submitted by the Oakville Waterfront Festival. CAIN EXPRESS of Burlington is pleased to announce that we are celebrating 30 Years of Excellence in Transportation and Warehousing. Cheryl & Cyndi Cain would like to express their sincere appreciation to the dedicated staff for their outstanding performance and lasting contribution. Cain Express also extends a special Thank You to all of its Customers for their loyalty over the past 30 Years. CONGRATULATIONS! 25 Years + Ray Cousens Tim Cain Steve Bedell 10 Years + Doug Thompson Rick Cooley Pat Bedell Jim Cunningham Greg Fougere John Boyda Joe Cvetcovic John McGillvray FURNITURE AUCTION SALE Preview 5:00 pm, Auction 6:30 pm At The King's Court Banquet Hall Tuesday, June 20/06 1159 King Rd, Burlington Poetry Café Sunday The Poetry Café will host Mike Barnes on Sunday, June 18. The café is from 2-4 p.m. in the auditorium of the Oakville Central Library at 120 Navy St. Barnes has published more than 100 poems and 25 stories in magazines. His work has appeared three times in the Journey Prize Anthology, twice in Best Canadian Stories, and has won a Silver Medal at the National Magazine Awards. A Thaw Foretold is his sixth book. His first collection of poetry, Calm Jazz Sea, was shortlisted for the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award. The Poetry Café meets the third Sunday of every month and the admission costs $8. For the admission price, the audience will be treated to readings by acclaimed poets, snacks, coffee and a chapbook. The guest poet will be Robert Coleman. Local poets will read from their on going works. Bring your own poems for the open mike. To reserve, please contact Elka Enola at ere@sympatico.ca or telephone 905257-7075. Everyone is welcome, but a reservation is necessary to ensure seating. As a result of a store closure. This will be an amazing auction sale of all high end home furnishings. · 12 Assorted Dining Room Suites · 12 Assorted Bedroom Suites · Over 25 Assorted Sofa Sets. If you are furnishing a new home or it's time for a furniture upgrade DON'T MISS THIS AUCTION SALE! view pictures at www.shaferauction.com Delivery Avail. Cash, Visa, Interac, 10% Buyers Premium annual cell packs SHAFER AUCTION CO. 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