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Wednesdsay March 1, 2000 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER C3 Homes &Gardens Clogged gutters can cause water woes W hether you are undertaking full-fledged roof repairs or not this spring, it is worth taking a little tim e to give your gutters a quick check-up. G utters protect your ro o f and foundation by channeling rain w ater aw ay firom your home. "O ver tim e, rain, snow and ice can corrode gal vanized m etal gutters," says Eric Schm idt, H om e D epot's building expert. "For m any hom e owners, vinyl gutters are a first choice because they are easy to install, durable, w on't corrode and are per m anently coloured so they don't require m uch m aintenance." · C onsider replacing dam aged metal gutters with vinyl gutters (which are colour-m atched and will attach to m any metal gutters). · Vinyl gutters com e in 10-foot lengths and are easy to cut to the required length using a simple hacksaw. · M ost gutter systems include com ponents such as straight lengths, inside comer, outside comers, outlets, down spout offsets, straight connectors, end caps, and hanging brackets. H om e Depot offers in-store experts to help you determine what you need. · T he m odular vinyl com ponents snap together. Simply follow the m anufacturer's directions and in no time, you'll have a gutter system that directs rain w ater where it is supposed to be - outside and aw ay from the foundation. · M ost new hom es have alum inum gutters which are not as durable as vinyl systems but pro vide more colour options. Announcement Dr. Stuart Soanes has had to retire due to illness. He has enjoyed looking after ail of his patients over many years. Record Storage & Retrieval Services (RSRS) has been authorized to store the original patient records. To arrange to have a copy of your file sent to your new H n rtn r r n n t f lr t 1 InMemoriam ARMSTRONG, bnogene Hazel ("Armi^'p* In loving m em ory of a d e a r mothp*^ grandmother, sister and auntwho p. ~ " away March 1st, 1998 Those whom we love go out of sight »*· But never out of mind They are cherished in the hearts Of those they leave behind *v With love fra ij* Elizabeth, Margaret, and lioyd RSRS at 416-410-0550 or1-888-563-3732 after March 10, 2000 H Taxes Deaths A R N 0T: S h e ila J ., R .N . - (A g rad u ate of St. M ic h a e l's H osp ital, Toronto, 1 9 6 3 ) Peacefully in Oakville on Thursday February 24, 2000, after a long struggle with cancer. Sheila will be greatly missed. For many years she was a dedicated and much respected nurse at the Oakville Trafalgar M em orial Hospital. Born in Kapuskasing on July 9 ,1 9 3 4 to the late David and Mary Arnot, she is survived by her sister Anne and her husband Jack M ollenhauer of Toronto and brothers Bob and his wife Ena ot Kitchener, and Andy and his w ife Kai of W in n ip eg and her close and devoted friend Joe DeCaprio. She was a wonderful aunt, dearly loved by her eight nieces and nephews. ` Every child should have an Aunt Sheila.1 Visitation at the K opriva Taylor Com m unity Funeral Hom e, 64 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville, from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Thursday March 2, 2000. Memorial service 11:00 am Friday March 3, 2000 at Knox Presbyterian Church, 89 Dunn Street, Oakville. In lieu of flowers donations to the Halton Health Care, Oakville Site, The Princess Margaret Hospital, Brain Tumour Centre, or the charity of your choice would be appreciated. TAX SEASON >> IS UPON US £ If you offer any kind of tax s e r v ic e r * our tax directory begins » *** Friday March 3rd. > ** To advertise in Flow er show largest in Canada the top five shows in the world, opens the evening o f Tues., M arch 21st, with the O pening N ight continuous presentations every tw o hours from Party. Advance reservations are required for this 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. T here are 10 different show preview which is open to all. Opening night speakers including M ark C ullen, A rt tickets are $ 125 per person, a portion of D ry sd ale, M a rjo rie M ason-H ogue, the proceeds going to the Greening o f Frank K ershaw and Tom Thom son. T oronto. T he m ain show opens T here is free parking and free child Wednesday, M arch 22nd, at 10 a.m., care. closing at 9 p.m . W ednesday to T he International H om e and G arden Saturday, and 6 p.m. on Sunday. There Show is alongside and uses six acres A are early m orning tours before the for the exhibits. T he area includes a r show opens and evening tours with v .v Sum m er L eisure Pavilion, a Celebrity « k S t. . . ' _ o o c x » » » expert leaders. These cost $30 per per Kitchen Stage, a D ream H om e C ourt r./ I M ! | j son and tickets m ust be reserved. w ith tw o fully decorated m odel hom es General adm ission to the show is $15 and a D o-It-Y ourself-Sem inar stage. at the door, $10 with advance tickets. The Sum m er L eisure Pavilion features Reserve all tickets by phone 416-447decks, gazebos, other patio furnishings, 8655 or 1-800-730-1020. Special tick an d a su m m er co ttag e area w ith In Your Carden ets may sell out early. builders and suppliers at hand. The ________ T he 350,000 sq. ft. o f exhibition space Celebrity K itchen features C hef Jam es includes 150,000 sq. ft. for display gar Barber, `T he U rban Peasant,' dem onstrating his dens, flow er design and horticultural exhibits, and `dead e a sy ' cooking techniques. H om e cafes and food stands. There are 50,000 sq. ft. o f Econom ists, Terresa C richton, and Claire Jones m arket space, 10,000 sq. ft. educational and plant will appear hourly w ith fast and easy recipes. societies' displays. T he `D ream H om e' area has tours o f the two There are 34 spectacular display gardens with decorated hom es -- the `S orrento,' a two-bedroom cottage and the `H aw thorn,' w ith three bed the Loblaw s D ream Garden heading the list. The room s and tw o bathroom s. In the area are several educational section has five lecture theatres with over 130 presenters and the G arden Clubs o f other hom e builders to answ er your questions. The `D o-It-Y ourself' section has continuous dem on O ntario have 35 dem onstrations given by 34 lead ers covering flow er arranging, flow er design and strations by experts on fixing, painting, carpentry, house plants. flooring, w allpapering, and other helpful hom e The C anadian G ardening M agazine Speaker projects. Series has 35 speakers on 38 topics. Raym ond The `H om e and G arden' and the `Success in Evison, the Jersey Island breeder, will discuss G ardening' show s are at the sam e times. Thursday C lem atis for Canadian Gardens. There are 80 and Friday, M arch 16th and 17th, from 11:30 a.m. other lectures. to 9:30 p.m ., Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 9:30 A new feature this year is T oronto's p.m. and Sunday, M arch 19th, from 10 a.m. to 6 International Caravan Festival as they celebrate p.m. A dm ittance $10 for adults; $7 for seniors and C anada through music, song and dance, a different youths (from nine to 18 years). O ne adm ission feature each night. O n Wednesday, the Sweet ticket is good for both shows. G rass Ritual Thursday, The Atlantic Region per Canada Blooms Show form ers; Friday, Prairie U kranian M usic and The fourth A nnual C anada B loom s Show, the largest flow er show in C anada and rated as one of D ance; and Saturday, from the w est coast, The Dragon Dance. (Continued from page C1) The Oakville Beaver Call: Loraine or Linda ;I* t For information Call: 8 4 5-3 824 fax: 3 3 7-5 568 C £ « 1$ ' JOHN SIMKINS Eniplo)ment R EQUIRES . ->>> The Oakville Beaver P/T DRIVERS % Must have own car. Knowledge of Oakville an asset. Competitive wage incl. car atlowaneij®* Day & night time shifts available. *.** Please call T ru d y Reading r*** Circulation D ept. (905) 845-97<§^J-» RAMELAN, Satria (Stan) - Unexpectingly on Friday, February 25th, 2000 at the Hamilton General Hospital in his 57th year. Beloved father of Hud Ram elan. W ill be sadly missed by his fam ily and friends. A m em orial service was held at the Oakview Funeral Home, 56 Lakeshore Road West (one block east of Kerr) Oakville on Tuesday, February 29th, 2 0 0 0 at 2:0 0 PM . Donations can be made to the charity of one's choice. The Oakville B eaver ______ R EQUIRES O a k v ie w FU N ER A L H O M E A D U L T C A R R IE R ^ : to deliver the Oakville Beavei£*J* d o o r to d o o r . *t** Please call The C irculation Dept*** (905) 845-9742 WHITE; Agnes M arian (Nan) - It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Nan on the 26th of February 2 0 0 0 , in her 99th year, at the O akville Trafalgar M em orial H ospital. Predeceased by her husband Samuel Ernest and her eldest son Stanley Ross. Sadly missed by her son Robert and his wife Kathleen and daughter-in-law Laurel. Predeceased by her eldest granddaughter Judy Bennett and fondly remembered by grandchildren Jo-Anne, Susan and Ian and six g rea t-grandchildren. Nan was m arried in Oakville in 1926. She had trained in Scotland and was a w ell-know n caterer in this area for many years. Cremation. 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