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18 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday March 19, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com World-renowned chef to chronicle The Islands Project Oakville Public Library, in partnership with Oakville Galleries, is preparing to welcome world renowned chef Michael Stadtlander as he leads a screening and discussion of his recent documentary, The Islands Project. The Islands Project documentary chronicles Stadtlander's journey to four British Columbia islands with his family and kitchen crew on a biodiesel/solar powered bus. Returning to the land that nurtured his first days as a chef, Stadtlander and his kitchen crew create six extraordinary dinners with the local community including environmentalists, farmers, artists, oyster cultivators and loggers. This special presentation is one of two lectures offered in partnership with Oakville Galleries designed to compliment the exhibit What We Bring to the Table, which opened at Gairloch Gardens in February and continues through June. Novelist and cultural critic for the Globe and Mail, Kate Taylor will be featured in the next lecture in May (more details will be available online or at your library branch). The event with Stadtlander will take place in the South Atrium at Oakville Town Hall located at 1225 Trafalgar Rd. on April 15 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets for the event cost $5 and will be available at your local library branch as of March 24. Seating is limited. For more information, visit www.opl.on.ca. Show you care by donating monthly to Humane Society challenge Show you care in 2008 as the Oakville and District Humane Society reaches out to the community by launching its new monthly giving program. This year's challenge is to recruit a team of 1,000 caring individuals who will demonstrate their compassion for animals by signing up. A gift of $10 a month will make a difference. Monthly supporters of the shelter will help provide a profound impact on the animals in the society's care. It will help save lives, provide protection, security and a second chance for a loving future. To join the 2008 Challenge contact the humane society at 445 Cornwall Rd., or 905-845-1551. 1500 Sixth Line (Just South of Upper Middle Rd.) 905-844-9209 Liz, Nick & Staff at ART'S FISH & CHIPS wish our customers a Happy & Healthy Easter and remind you that we will be OPEN on Good Friday, 12 Noon to 8pm Come early and avoid the 5 pm rush. 15 Years in Toronto. Now in Oakville Ad nis · · · · · Falafel Shawarma Souvlaki Taboule Mediterranean Seafood Menu Visit for more information www.spacco.ca Serving Halibut & Chips and a large variety of Seafood Platters · 120 SEATING · AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE · LARGE SUMMER PATIO SEATS 100 · PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES UP TO 60 · LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & DJ WEEKENDS · CORPORATE FUNCTIONS WELCOME Ad nis HALF PRICE APPETIZERS & MARTINIS FROM 3-6PM MON.-FRI. 2273 Royal Windsor Dr. Dorval 905.338.1888 Kerr 134 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville (Just west of Ford Drive) T: 905-844-1958 F: 905-844-3261 www.spacco.ca OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 12PM TO 2AM 905-849-4944 497 Pinegrove Rd., Oakville www.adonisrestaurant.701.com OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. 11-11 Fri.-Sat. 11-11:30 Lakeshore Rd.