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Sunday October 3, 1999 Oakville Beaver Weekend 11 Weekend Focus An Oakville Beaver Feature To advertise in this section call 845-3824 Fax:337-5568 * B r o n te B u t t e r f l y B a ll O The Bronte Butterfly Millenium Project is hosting a Black & White Butterfly Ball on Friday, Oct. 29th at the Trafalgar Room in the Holiday Inn, Oakville. Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m. fol lowed by a formal dinner at 7:30 p.m. Featured is a silent auction and the c t 2 9 th Steven Ambrose band as well as other spe cial guests. Black and/or white formal wear is requested. Tickets are $100 per person and seating is limited. Contact the Bronte Butterfly Project at 2368 Lakeshore Rd. W., 825-2245 or visit their website at www.brontevillage.ca TH E jump-jivin; fiddle burnin; swing-steppin; SENSATION! DAVID BALLINGER presents A SILVER FOX PRODUCTION Photo by Peter C. McCusker Lome Elliott, General Manager Imperial Services at CIBC and chair of the Great Dream Home Lottery prize committee, Terry Paunkoff, owner Avalon Fine Jewellery, Rachel Coley Dream Home Project Assistant and Jim Ayres, Past President Community Foundation of Oakville exam ine the 2.77 carat diamond ring designed and donated to the lottery by Avalon Fine Jewellery. P tO B B B£EW OCTDBBI 3,1999 f08 TICKETS CALL nCXETKASTUI: OPENS OCTOBER 12,1989 FOR GROUPS CALI (4%) 597-0969 Dream Home lottery passes m id-way point in ticket sales The Community Foundation o f Oakville Great Dream Home Lottery is 50% sold in just four weeks and it looks like the best year ever for the organizers. The Foundation is donating the proceeds of this year's lottery to Halton Health Care Services (Oakville and Milton Hospitals) and to the capital campaign of the YMCA. Because the organizers are volunteers and most of the prizes are donated, the lottery is able to maximize the revenue to the charities. CIBC, back for a fifth consecutive year, underwrites the risk of the lottery for $1 .1-million extending a line of credit to cover initial expenses. Lome Elliott, gen eral manager of Imperial Services, chairs the Prize Committee, and numerous bank employees volun teer to help with special events. Lansing Buildall, also back for a fifth year, supply building product for the home and act as a ticket order location. Howard Kitchen, director o f m arketing for Lansing, and Paul Hill, director of the Residential/Commercial Division both chair lot tery committees. Peter Gilgan, president of Mattamy Homes, builder of the Dream Home for the second year, co-chairs the Building Committee and sponsors the final event draw. Kelsey's Restaurants, a ticket order location and prize sponsor, also sponsor the lottery Kick-off event. Media sponsorship is pro vided by The Oakville Beaver, CHFI FM98 and CHWO. Many local businesses are also involved in the lottery. Budds' BMW is providing the Early Bird prize of a 2000 Z3 roadster; Avalon Fine Jewellery has custom designed a 2.77 carat diamond and platinum ring; The Bay in Oakville Place has pro vided a $20,000 shopping spree; Band World Inc. has donated a Sanyo Projector and Screen; and Compucentre has donated a Compaq Home (See `Community' page 14) Starring DOUGLAS CHAMBERLAIN TAMARA BERNIER PAUL McQUILLAN STEPHANIE CADMAN STEPHEN GUY-McGRATH KELLI TR0TTIER TIFFANIE BELL DENNIS LUPIEN STEPHEN PATTERSON t n o t m Produxt DONNA SCHWAB Boo* Advance by TED DYKSTRA Chortog f&r * SERGIO TRUJILLO M a c * CHARLES T. COZENS D M * ALLEN M acINNIS T o c o n n e c t C lic k H e r e w it h Y o u r c o m m u n it y HaltonSeanch.com F O R IN F O R M A T IO N CALL 3 3 7 - 5 5 9 9