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B4 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, June 23, 1999 Winners of the Lions Club Fantasy Travel Draw Grand prize winner of the draw held on May 13th was Farida Hafiz- Zadeh, who won a Caribbean Cruise courtesy of Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, with ticket no. 5316. Sam McGowan took second prize, which was a vacation at Superclubs Breezes Golf & Tennis Resort, Runaway Bay, Jamaica, ticket no. 2708; third prize, a holiday at Royal Antiguan Beach & Tennis Resort, Antigua, was won by Rod MacDonald, ticket no. 2574; fourth prize, a holiday at Superclubs Puntarena, Cuba went to Donna Keller with ticket no. 5333; and the fifth prize, a holiday at Superclubs Breezes, Nassau, Bahamas, was won by R. Stuart, ticket no. 3503. Photo Courtesy of the Oakville Model Flying Club This red-and-white beauty is just one of the many airplanes that will grace the field at the Model Air Show on Sunday. Sunday's Model Air Show to benefit Fareshare Foodbank The Oakville Model Flying Club will hold its fourth annual Model Air Show to benefit the Fareshare Food- bank this Sunday, June 27th, weather permitting. The show will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Drumquin Park on Britannia Road, just west of Trafalgar Road. Featured will be precision aerobat­ ics, novelty aircraft, Second World War scale aircraft, model helicopters and a candy drop for children. After the show, spectators will have an opportunity to fly radio controlled aircraft with qualified instructors. Admission is a donation for the Fareshare Foodbank. Spectators are asked to bring a lawn chair or blanket. Refreshment vendors will be at the park. Parking is free. Last year, approximately 1,000 people attended, donating 2,100 pounds of food and $736. The Oakville Model Flying Club hopes to exceed this amount on Sunday. In 1997, the air show collected 1,900 pounds, of food and $246; and the first year, 1,500 pounds of food and $273 were collected. "While we have been pleased to see a reduction in the number of people coming to us for assistance," says Fareshare Foodbank director Dudley Clarke, "the fact is that we are still helping over 250 needy families in our community." For more details, call Dan Morgan at 825-2556, or check the club's web­ site at www.worldchat. com/public/omfc. room. 815-2020 w w w .o a k v i l le t r a n s i t .c o m Teens need host families In July and August, Oakville will be invaded by 80 friendly Spanish and French students. Homes are still urgently needed mest Qsbhcfpintf idewalk W>ale! Thursday, June 24, Friday, June 25 & Saturday, June 26 | I TH URSDAY O PEN T ILL M ID N IG H T f Come and preview Enza Unique Collection of elegant gowns, dresses and suits for every occasion. 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Evenings and weekends, they will be able to relax and have fun with their host families. Homes with teenagers, cou­ ples with no children, and single parents with children make great host families. Remu­ neration of $110 per week will be paid to each family to cover the cost of pro­ viding two meals a day and a separate bed- ■nxa Sidew alk Specia ls on th is weekend! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 REGULAR SERVICE THURSDAY, JULY 1 NO SERVICE FRIDAY, JULY 2 REGULAR SERVICE RESUMES C rescent (9 0 S ) 403-3131 M ississauga's First Choice for Originals, Canvas T ransfers and Limited Edition Prints by Renowned Artists 'A w a r d W in n in g C u sto m F r a m in g * KAIN L BALL ANITA T. KAIN BARRISTERS AND SOLICTORS PERSONAL LEGAL SERVICES FAMILY LAW. MEDIATION Sherwood Forest Village. I900 Oundas Si. W.. Suite 240. Mississauga. Ontario. Canada Lr>K IPS (90S) 8S5 4888 / lax (90S) 8S5-37G0 Res. 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Beaver/Burlington Post ad reaches over a quarter million readers. That's a lot of readers. Oakville Beaver Burlington Post What, smurf a2& one. a 3 £ d&tfl/cALL 337-6(40 or i3Z-HW another culture and share the Canadian culture with their guest, but new and last­ ing friendships are often devel­ oped and main­ tained through letters, e-mail, and often subse­ quent visits. For more information, call Veronica Richards-Miller, Oakville co­ ordinator, at 637-0879. a OAKVILLE TRANSIT Canada Day Holi­ day Schedule t http://www.worldchat http://www.oakvilletransit.com