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Sunday, October 8, 2000_______________________________________ Oakville Beaver Weekend ** 5 Woman injured in Kerr Street crash An 18-year old O akville w om an suffered serious head injuries T hursday evening after a collision on K err Street. A ccording to H alton R egional P olice, Shannon S chilling, o f P ilgrim s Way, was traveling southbound on K err south o f W yecroft Road in a 1989 Ford Tem po. It had been raining and the road was wet. S chilling lost control o f her vehicle and collided with a 1993 M azda M PV that w as stopped n o rth bound on K err Street. S chilling sustained serious head in ju rie s and w as tak en by am b u lan ce to O a k v ille -T ra fa lg a r M em orial H o sp ital, then later transferred to H am ilton G eneral H ospital. No one in the M azda was injured. Police are contin u in g th eir investigation into the accident. School board hosts multi-media fair Oct 19th The Halton District School Board's Multi-media Fair will be open to mem bers of the public again this year. The event will be held at St. Volodymyr Cultural Centre in Oakville on Oct. 19th, from 12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. This Fair will feature -educational material including toys, books, software, videos, DVDs and maps, as well as other multi-media, all relating to today's cur riculum. "The Halton District School Board has hosted a French multi-media fair for 10 years," says Gail Phillips, a coordina tor with the Halton District School Board. "Last year, it was decided to open the multi-media fair to French and English educators, as well as members of the pub lic. It was a spectacular success with more than 1,000 parents, students and teachers attending the event!" The variety of resources available at the Fair will cover all curriculum areas, with a focus on the new Ontario Curriculum expectations. For more information regarding the Millennium Multi-media Fair, contact the School Programs Department at the Halton District School Board, at 905335-3663, ext. 3216 or ext. 2222. Two arrested for growing pot indoors Two Oakville men are facing drug chaiges after their apartment was raided last week by Halton Regional Police. On Sept. 28, officers from the Drug and Morality Bureau executed a search warrant at a Lakeshore Road West apart ment. There they found four eight-foot marijuana plants, a quantity of dried marijuana and hydroponic equipment. Gerald Beaudoin, 51, and William Broadbent, 65, have been charged with possession of marijuana and production of marijuana. Both men are scheduled to appear in Oakville Court on Nov. 7th. Learn howto research companies D u r i n g O ctober's Public Library Month in Oakville, the Oakville Public Library will show how to effectively perform research on companies. O f particular interest to small business owners, start-up entrepre neurs or those looking for work, the library has developed a list of web-sites that will help you do an effective com pa ny search as well as suggest excel lent sites for job opportunities. From check lists for searching company infor mation to busi ness events list ings, from guides to online job hunt ing to the HRDC National Youth site for jobs, start ing today, the Oakville Public Library will pro vide a list that highlights great websites to explore. Ask for a list at the Information desk at the Central library. On Friday, Oct. 13th, drop by the Central library and ask for Sheila Serio. An inform a tion specialist, Sheila will guide present all the best business, company and market inform a tion available through the Oakville Public Library website. Q ) O A K V IL L E m m B o o k y o u f C h r is tm a s P a fty N o w ! '5) C e le b r a te i n o u r t r o p ic a l a tm o s p h e r e w it h fa n t a s tic f o o d a n d p r o fe s s io n a l s e rv ic e . E X TE N D E D OFFICE H O U R S 8 4 5 -6 6 0 1 C H A N G E S TO B U IL D IN G SE R VIC ES D E P A R TM E N T fc f.6 Effective October 6th, 2000, the Building Services Department will be open for business from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, and from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday. The offices will no longer be open from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturdays and will be closed both Saturdays and Sundays. Group packages available. Call 465-0899 for information. *Book your party before O ctober 2" and receive a $15 Clift Certificate for 2001! Minimum booking o f 10 people applies. 1225 TRAFALGAR R O A D · OAKVILLE, O N T A R IO · L6J 5A6 119 Jones St. B ro n te 465-0571 142 L a k e s h o re R d. E . O a k v ille 844-3334 GLOW IN THE DARK YO U DAVCVl T A S T E t* tO O P.. m W lv t WTON(ED MK! ROCK CLIMBING EXPERIENCE PERFECT FOR ALL YOUR DIRTHDAY AND OGETHERS CHILDREN AGED~7-13 OCMA w ill provide the f o o d , balloons etc. upon request. Coll for details. ------------For M artial 9254223 461 NORTH SERVICE RD, UNITS 42-45, OAKVILLE' A rts