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4 Oakville Beaver Weekend W ater w a rn in g s (Continued from page 1) decline in water levels will create "some difficulties" for both recre­ ational boaters and commercial nav­ igation, as well as for some cottages and homes that draw their water from the Great Lakes and connecting rivers. On the upside, the CHS says the risk from flood and storm damage has been greatly reduced due to the drop in water levels. There will also be additional clearance for boats this summer under overhead obstructions such as bridges. AN INVITATION An Evening of Networking offered by the Parks & Recreation Department fo r C o m m u n ity O rg a n iz a t io n s Tuesday, M ay 25, 1999 5:30 - 7:30 pm O akville S en io rs' C entre 263 K err Street • • • • C a l l 3 3 8 -4 2 5 0 • • • • G> OAKVI LLE C O R R E C TIO N NO TIC E We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "Great Weekly Sales" flyer: Page 9 - Country Cooker, 85-1109-6. Should read: 'Crock pot sold separately". Page 35 - Item #9, Rexplate, 15-5000X. Copy reads: Ea 35.99. Should read: Ea. 35.99- 139.99. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. cnote d320- All Zones Sunday May 23, 1999 This photo­ graph gives you an idea of just how far Lake Ontario water levels have fall­ en. The dark part of the tires is where the level was last year in the har­ bours. Exploring Self-Em ploym ent from Idea to Im plem entation. Learn about the business skills required to be successful, and the resources available to assist you. • Personal Action Plans • Entrepreneurial Skills Sets • Starting a Small Business • Developing a Business Idea • Community Resources • Business Planning Research One-day workshop May 27 for anyone interested in self-employment A rHK KNTKKPKI! r No cost to attend. Limited enrollment. Call (905) 825-2345. C a n a d a Road rage at Bronte Road The OPP Burlington Detachment is appealing to any member of the public who may have witnessed an incident on the westbound QEW at Bronte Road on April 28th. At approximately 5 p.m. an elderly couple was stopped in traffic when a man approached their vehicle and began pounding on their car. He also spit on their windshield and yelled obscenities at the couple. As traffic began to move again, the man returned to his vehicle and began making "bodily poses" to traffic. He then got back into his vehicle and quickly drove close to the cou­ ple and then veered toward their vehicle. Anyone who may have seen this incident is asked to con­ tact Const. Glenn Harrison at 681-2511. Setting welfare record straight In Friday's story on welfare written by Oakville Liberal can­ didate Kevin Flynn, the first line of the fifth paragraph should have read: "However, we do not have welfare as a way for employable people to collect taxpayer dollars,because they are not willing to work." In the original piece, the word "not" was dropped. The Oakville Beaver regrets the error. Flyers Are Hood For Business! a c s < s o l a r e x T » R " A = V - E • L O akville 9 0 5 - 3 3 8 - 6 6 7 6 Solarex celebrates four years of success in October, 1999, specializing in last minute travel. Tina Caputo's six teen years of personal experience in the travel industry has resulted in a business philosophy of Why Pay More?" Solarex Travel 338-6676 / / i To book your flyer JOHN M00DIE a t The Oakville Beaver 845-3824 e x t 235 TINA C A P U T0Solarex Travel