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Sunday, May 16, 1999 O ak v ille B e a v e r Weekend 11 Maps and keys now available for treasure hunt The friendly Bronte Merchants and Services are looking forward to welcoming all of Oakville and sur­ rounding areas, to the premier "Black Bart" Treasure Hunt and festi­ val. Looking for a new and exciting adventure for your child. On May 29th, every child's dream comes true with the chance to participate in a hunt for pirate's treasure! One thousand treasure maps complete with keys are available now from your favourite Bronte Merchant. Maps Battlefield House Museum Stoneycreek, for a parade within the village of Bronte. Prizes will be awarded for best cos­ tume and best decorat­ ed bike/trike in three age groups: (3-5), (6- 9), (10-12). Television star, "Dudley the Dragon" will sing and dance his way into the festivities for three shows at the Bronte Legion Hall. Dudley will be joined by the hilarious funny and talented Gerald the Clown.. Showtimes are 11:30 a.m., 12:30 BRONTE VIEWS p.m., and 1:30 p.m.. The show lasts for approximately one hour. Tickets are five dollars with all proceeds supporting the Halton Centre For Childhood Sexual Abuse. Note the previously advertised 3 p.m. show has been changed to 12:30 p.m.. Children won't want to miss out on other great activities such as the Coloring Contest at Exit Realty Negotiators , pony rides and Giant Inflatables: Seaweed the Sea Monster and the Spider Slide at the Petro-Can Lot, Petting Zoo, Face painting and Tatoos, Fish ponds with prizes, and carriage rides and the chance to tour a tall ship up close and personal. For more infor- are available at the locations display­ ing the skull and cross-bones sym­ bol in the window. On the day of the festival, children with maps will then embark on an hunt where "X" marks the spot to many treasure locations. All participants are guaranteed prizes from each "X" location. Each par­ ticipant will also have a chance to try their key for addi­ tional winnings and each completed map can be entered for a grand prize chance of winning "Black Bart, s" trea­ sure. Maps will be available on the day of the festival, but to make sure your child is not disappointed, we encourage you to buy your map in advance. Maps are only $5.00. Families can choose from a wide array of activities over this one-day spectacular event. Kicking off the family festivities at 10 a.m. is the Bicycle/Tricycle Contest and Parade. Dressed as pirates, children are invited to enter a decorated tricycle or bicycle. Don,t have a pirate cos­ tume? Don't w orry......pi rate accessory mer­ chandise will be affordably sold in three locations in the village. Prior to the judging, partici­ pants of the Bicycle/Tricycle contest will join the Iron Duke RC (Sea) CC band, lead by command­ ing officer, Steve Cooper and fellow officers, as well as members of 1812 R o y a l Ne wf ound l and Regiment House Guard from A T T E N T IO N D IR E C T O R Y A D V E R T IS E R S We ' reiewhere, but we knowour way around Around the directory publishing business, that is. We're BCT.TELUS Advertising . Services and we're pleased to announce that we've purchased the assets of Locator Group Inc., the publisher of your local telephone directory. As part of Canada's second largest telecommunications company, we have nearly 100 years of experience and expertise in the directory publishing industry. We publish telephone directories and provide a range of information and advertising services in Alberta and British Columbia. Whichdirectorieswillwe publish? 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Need moreinformation? Please call us at 1-888-339-0388 or visit www.locator.ca. We look forward to doing business with you soon. BCT-TELUS L O C A T O R mation call the Bronte B.I.A. at (905) 825- for the skull and cross bones symbol, and 3258. Flyers for the day are available from look for a schedule of events in an upcom- Bronte Merchants, just remember to look ing issue of the Oakville Beaver. M cTAM NEY'S ■ESTABLISHED 1860 11th A N N U A L S P R IN G SILVER R E P LA TIN G S P E C IA L 25% O F F M AY O NLY Replating of all silverplated flatware and hollowware. Don't delay, now is the time to take advantage of our special discount and put all of your silverplate back into A-1 condition. ANTIQUE SECO ND HAND JEW ELLER Y AND SILVERWARE PURCHASED FOR CASH 139 Church St. (just North of Queen St.) O pen 9:00 - 5 :45 M on .-S at. Toronto , On. 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