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F R ID A Y SEPTEMBER 8, 2017 KVILLE · · metrolandmedia · Cele&fyittrtfr Oakville 2017 $ 1 .0 0 CONNECTED TO YOUR COMMUNITY IN S ID E H A L T O N .C O M 40 pages SAVINGSJ.HISW.EEKEND.ONLY! C o m e e n jo y tw o te rrific show s u n d e r o n e ro o f a t th e G len A b b e y C o m m u n ity C e n tre , S e p t 8, 9 ,1 0 ! D i s c o v e r t h e la t e s t in n o v a t io n s f o r y o u r h o m e a n d f o r y o u r lif e s t y le ! F A M IL Y F U N & S A V IN G S ! W a tc h fo r y o u r p in k pass in s e rt in th e O a k v ille B e a v e r o r v is it v irtu a lh o m e s h o w .c a Enjoy informative presentations on Sat & Sun by Canadian Raptor Conservancy! Experience live eagles, hawks, owls & more! F R E E PARKIN G! Oakville Lifestyle E r s ll U r » in n S e p te m b e r s, C U a u i Oakville Healthy 1 I i u i n n < K I* A u r TM .S U N 1 1 -5 n T 9 ,1 0 Glen A b b e y Community C en tre, 1415 Third L in e F o r e x h ib it in g o p p o r t u n i t ie s c a ll J e n k in s S h o w P r o d u c t io n s a t: 9 0 5 . 8 2 7 . 4 6 3 2 Two Great Shows At The Glen Abbey Community Centre On Third Line On One Exciting Weekend! The Oakville Lifestyle F all Home Sh ow a n d Oakville Health Living Sh ow Sep tem ber 8 , 9 ,1 0 , 2 0 1 7 Glen A bbey Community Centre, 1415 Third Line, Oakville Advertising Feature This weekend thousands of Oakville residents will be heading to tw o great, shows that are happening at the same time at the Glen Abbey Community Centre on Third Line. Both the 16th annual Oakville Lifestyle Fall Home Show and the 3rd annual Oakville Healthy Living Show will be running under one roof September 8, 9 and 10. Come enjoy the Home Show - discover what's new for your home and save money on just about everything you can think of from kitchens to roofing, replacement windows to basement renovators! At the informative Healthy Living Show you can talk one on one w ith some of the area's finest businesses dedicated to "healthy" living. Just one of the amazing prizes to be won at the show includes tickets to this year's annual Grey Cup in Ottawa provided by show organizer Jenkins Show Productions! On Saturday and Sunday you will also be able to enjoy free educational seminars presented by the Canadian Raptor Conservancy. Featuring live eagles, owls, falcons and other w ild life native to Canada. Both shows are produced by Jenkins Show Productions - who have been producing the spring Oakville Lifestyle Home Show for the last 26 years at the Glen Abbey Community Centre. Show Manager Sharon Jenkins stated, "We are very excited about run ning tw o shows at the same time and we hope Oakville residents will enjoy both of them. We have been working on this twin event for well over a year now so we can't w ait for it to launch. It is a great close-by opportunity to see the newest innovations for your health, and for your hom e." The biggest advantages of a local show is that you can shop early for all your fall needs in one place, on one weekend, in a very relaxing environment! You will be supporting local com panies w ho employ local citizens. They are offering some ter rific, money saving, end-of-season clearances on everything from replacement windows to organic products. Healthy Living Show exhibiting businesses and categories include: massage therapy, holistic nutrition, w eight maintenance, personal training and fitness experts, metabolic care, chiroprac tors, hearing aid products, retire-at-home services, naturo paths, physiotherapists, medical acupuncture, spinal and postural screening, related charities and organizations and much more. Just some of the great items and services you can expect to save money on at the Home Show include: sunrooms, furnaces and air conditioners, Oakville Hydro, Cogeco, Costco, home secu rity, stucco experts, roofing, landscapers, upholstery and gutter replacements. You'll see kitchen renovators, bathroom remodel ing, gliding shelving, granite countertops, roofers, energy saving companies, basement finishing systems, blinds, shutters, drapery, and many "lifestyle exhibits" including chiropractors, financial and insurance advisors, and wellness consultants.. Other displays include: kitchen refacers, replacement doors, garage doors, insu lation, painters, leaky basement experts, renovators, outdoor surfac ing options, Toronto Star, Oakville Fire Department, Halton Regional Police and many more of Oakville's finest businesses. Jenkins continued, " Each company exhibiting has their own objec tive for being involved in the Home Show. Some companies are look ing for broader, local exposure, others are looking to sell off excess or end-of-season inventory, or launch a new product line. Others use the show to train staff or do market research. It is rare to be able to converse w ith thousands of local homeowners in such a tight, one weekend time frame. It's a very efficient and cost effective method of doing business. Interested exhibitors can contact Sharon, M att or Dave Jenkins of Jenkins Show Productions at 905-827-4632. Jenkins Show Productions also organizes the Burlington Lifestyle Fall Home Show coming up September 15 to 17 at the Mainway Arena in north Burlington, and the Ancaster Lifestyle Fall Home Show, October 20 to 22. Companies wishing to exhibit can now print out a reservation form w ith pricing and a floor plan from www.jenkinsshow.com. Mark your calendar for September 8, 9, 10 and plan to take in the 16th annual Oakville Lifestyle Fall Home Show and the 3nd annual Oakville Healthy Living Show at the Glen Abbey Community Centre, 1415 Third Line just north of the QEW! Show hours are Friday 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $5. at the door w ith lots of free parking. Before or after the shows you can look for a discount admission coupon online at virtualhomeshow.ca or www.healthylivingshows.ca and like us at "Healthy Living Show" on Facebook. Keep an eye out too for your pink pass in this Thursday's Oakville Beaver. Company Name.............................................. Booth # 905 Construction Inc.................................................. 30 ABW Systems Ltd....................................................... 75 Affordable Insulation & Renovation........................ 24 B & M Garage Doors................................................. 51 Bath Fitter....................................................................4 Beverley Hills Home Improvements..........................43 Butterfly of Hope For Cancer....................................31 Canadian Raptor Conservancy..................................... Canadian Security Professionals................................65 Casati Heating & Air Conditioning............................. 1 Ciscon Landscaping................................................... 64 Cogeco........................................................................22 Constant Home Comfort Heating & Cooling.......... 80 Costco Wholesale........................................................ 9 Custom Slideout Shelving Inc....................................73 D'Angelo & Sons Roofing & Siding.......................... 12 Darlene Janeiro Design Group Inc.............................. 5 Dayside Windows and Doors....................................19 Dream Team Painters................................................ 29 Eagle Chiropractic Health and Wellness Circle......41B Elite Trade Painting................................................... 76 Emeritus Financial..................................................... 62 Escarpment Pet Retreat.............................................. 6 Fine Therapy..............................................................48 Five Star Painting.......................................................72 Floor Coverings International...................................47 Glen Oaks Memorial Gardens & Cemetery.............. 67 Green Metal Roofing & Manufacturing.................. 11 GroGreen Lawn Care................................................ 40 Halton Regional Police Auxilary -1 District............. 77 Hampton Kitchens..................................................... 15 HearingSolutions....................................................... 10 High Energy Transport Moving Company............... 82 In-Line Family Chiropractic........................................55 Interlock Industries (Ont.) Inc......................................3 Investors Group.........................................................82 IQ Power/Red Rhino............................................. 42/36 Just Train It.................................................................38 LeafFilter North Inc....................................................59 Life Lounge Chiropractic & Health Centre................ 7 LifeStyle Kitchen & Bath Design Center.................11A Listen Up! Canada...................................................41A Magic Window Innovations......................................50 Marvin Windows & Doors........................................ 27 McAlister Chiropractic............................................... 46 Modern Concepts Renovations...................................8 MYOHealth/My Vitaway........................................... 41 Natural Choice........................................................... 14 Oakville Fire Department/Fire Prevention............... 23 Oakville Hydro...........................................................66 Oakville Trafalgar Lion's Club...................................45 Oakville Windows and Doors....................................70 Orangetheory Fitness.................................................. 2 Pioneer Windows and Doors....................................78 Property Guys............................................................ 28 Remax Aboutown Realty.......................................... 82 Renewal By Andersen............................................... 63 Right at Home Canada..............................................39 Save Glen Abbey....................................................... 61 Shades on Window Coverings..................................82 Shelf Genie of Grand Valley......................................56 Stucco By Design....................................................... 25 Sucasa Home Staging................................................ 82 Texeuro Drapery........................................................ 35 Timeshare Exit Team................................................. 26 Toronto Star...............................................................44 TPI Bucket List Travel................................................. 82 Triple A Trading.......................................................11B Value Windows & Doors and BNI.............................82 Vitality Assurance Vacations/Cranberry Resort.......37 What's Good - Wellness By Design...........................82 Willow Landscaping.................................................. 82 Wise Cracks................................................................33 73 " w 53 51 72 7H 55 56 59 10' Exit/ Entran c e 1 10' 22 10' 23 50 24 25 10' 10' 10' 10' Iff 10' 67 66 65 61 62 CQ DO 2 3 4 10" 10' Iff 10' 15 14 12 26 27 28 Iff 20' 48 Iff 64 Iff Iff 2ff 47 Iff 5 6 7 8 g Iff 10' 10' 10' 70' Iff 10' 10' 10' 74 75 76 82 77 78 79 80 2ff 10'Iff 10' Iff 10' 10' 10'10' 10'10' 1ff1ff 10'Iff 41B 2 9 Iff 46 45 44 43 41A 3 0 Iff 41 ' L l1 O 40 39 38 37 33 35 36 Iff Iff Iff 2ff SH O W H O U R S: 10 10' 42 Friday 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. $5 admission at the door and FREE parking all weekend! 11 11A 11B |Move-lnl J Door L Canadian Raptor Conservancy F R ID A Y SEPTEMBER 8, 2017 e s ta te F a r m Darryl R Demille, CFP 905-842-1020 www.darryldemille.com Real Local People. Real Local Service. $1.00 CONNECTED TO YOUR COMMUNITY IN S ID E H A L T O N .C O M 40 pages Th e"fo ie ofaTo w n -C a n a d a stage debut inO akville by M arta Marychuk Oakville Beaver Staff d entistoakville.com 905-842-6030 C U eA ft& tirtg / Oakville 2017 The Tale o f a Town - Canada - a national storytelling project that gathered the history of main streets and downtowns across the country makes its world stage debut in Oakville on Friday, Sept. 15 , at the Oakville Centre for the Per forming Arts. The per fo rm a n c e begins at 8 p.m. and a d m is s io n is pay-whatThe Tale of a Town - Canada launched in May 2014 at the National Arts Centre of Canada and travsee Project on p.4 Gilgan donates Page 10 I Nikki Welsey/Metroland yol,l; can' , Co-Creator Lisa Marie DiLiberto performs while husband and Co-Creator Charles Ketchabaw mans the scene camera during rehersal for The Tale o f a Town - Canada in the studio at Oakville Performing Arts Centre Wednesday (Sept. 6) morning. 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The following day Taraso, accompanied by Const. Matt Springstead, patrolled the same area from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and laid 33 charges. In one instance, Springstead was pulling over a distracted driver when a second on a phone screeched to a stop just feet behind the officer. Both were charged. In another incident, Taraso was to pull over a vehicle for distracted driving and noticed two other drivers on phones. All three were charged. During yet another traffic stop, Taraso discov ered a driver playing checkers on a phone. "Distracted driving remains one of the leading causes of death and serious injuries on the prov ince's roads. Recent statistics from the Insurance Bureau of Canada indicate a driver is 23 times more likely to be involved in a collision when texting and driving," said Taraso. "While many drivers are obeying the distracted driving laws, some drivers seem to not be getting the message of the dangers of distracted driving. 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The couple (with one, then two children) went to 200 communities in Canada, includ ing Oakville, to create a series of multimedia exhibits that captured the collective memory of Canada's main streets and preserved local heritage - one story at a time. Oakville's exhibit was on display at the Oakville Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre from Feb. 11 to 20. More than 100 people were interviewed locally to create the exhibit. The Tale of a Town -- Canada now comes to life in a stage performance in commemora tion of Canada's 150th anniversary in 2017. "It's the first time we've presented this piece," says DiLiberto, who stars in the per formance, which she co-created and co-di rected with Ketchabaw. The stage performance is presentational, adds DiLiberto, who will be singing and danc ing along with the 28-member My Pop Choir, ference in a community; and what local pride really m eans to Canadians. The Tale of a Town --Canada is also a vehi cle for public engagement, connecting people with their past during scheduled and im prom ptu interviews. The pair travelled to ev ery province and territory in Canada during the m aking of The Tale of a Town --Canada . "That's really exciting," she says. During the interview process, DiLiberto said several themes about Canada's main streets emerged: the importance of local newspapers, the presence of the railroad and significance of the main street general store. After the Oakville performance, The Tale of a Town --Canada will be touring in 10 other places including Yellowknife, Medicine Hat and Fredericton. The Tale of a Town --Canada comes back to the area for additional perfor mances in Milton and Burlington. For more information visit http://thetaleofatown.com. The Tale of a Town --Canada is presented with support from the Town of Oakville and funding from: Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Culture; The Walrus; The National Arts Centre of Canada; PEI 2014: The Ontario Arts Council; and, The Canada Council for the Arts. For tickets call the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts at 905-815-2021 or visit www.oakvinecentre.ca. Lorena Torres Loaiza creates a storefront for one of the tiny towns during rehersal for a Tale of a Town - Canada in the studio at Oakville Performing Arts Centre. | Nikki Wesley/Metroland of Oakville, and the Tragedy Ann Band, of Guelph, during a visual presentation. DiLiberto calls the production "the best of the best" in main streets across the country. 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"The vast majority of delays this morning were caused by high traffic around schools, construction and some mechanical issues with buses which is typical for the first few days in September," said Lacroix in an emailed comment. According to the HSTS website this morning, there were dozens of routes delayed across the region ranging anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour. However, Lacroix said only 1.5 per cent of H STS's fleet was delayed due to a shortage of school bus drivers. "(Thirteen) of H STS's 860 runs, which include runs for both the Halton District School Board and the Halton Catholic District School Board, that were late this morning (approximately 1.5 per cent) could be attributed to a shortage of school bus drivers," said Lacroix. HSTS posted an announcement on its website leading up to the new school year warning parents of the possibility of service being affected in Oakville and Burlington as a result of the shortage. "As the new school year approaches, Halton school bus operators have advised Halton Student Transportation Services (HSTS) that there may be a shortage of school bus drivers in Oakville and Burlington that could impact school bus operations this September. The Halton school bus operators and HSTS have been working diligently on a daily basis to minimize any possible delays that could impact students and families," read the announcement. Despite the issues, which continued to a lesser degree on Tuesday's trip home for some students, Lacroix says most of the issues should be sorted out fairly quickly. "We do not anticipate any significant delays in the Halton Hills area beyond the typical delays that occur the first few days of every September," she said. HSTS has a webpage dedicated to cancellations and delays updated in real time available to all students and parents at geoquery.haltonbus.ca/Cancellations.aspx. T h in k in g o f R e tir in g ... S o m e d a y ? L e t 's T a l k . 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In response to global concerns about declines in pol linator biodiversity, Friends of the Earth is conducting its second Great Canadian Bumble Bee Count, offer ing downloadable `Census Cards' to help identify the bees. The campaign asks people to look for and take pho tos of bumble bees and to upload the photos with ob servations so scientists can track and study the bees. The Great Canadian Bumble Bee Count runs un til Sept. 15. Participants in last year's event submitted 1,218 photos and observations for the census, includ ing 12 submissions for the critically-at-risk yellowbanded bumble bee. More than two-thirds of the food crops we depend on beneht from pollination by native bees, honey bees and other pollinators. Bumble bees are capable of buzz pollination making them particularly effective pollinators for certain crops and flowers -- including blueberries and tomatoes. That' s according to Friends of the Earth Canada -- the Canadian member of Friends of the Earth Inter national, the world' s largest grassroots environmental network campaigning on today' s most urgent envi ronmental and social issues. "We know from our recent poll Canadians care deeply about saving the bees, but they know very few of them by name," says Beatrice Olivastri, CEO, Friends of the Earth Canada. The national survey, which was released in June, found almost seven out of 10 Canadians were either `concerned' or `very con cerned' over the health of bees. "Bees are up against big stresses like habitat loss, cli mate change, pesticides and diseases," says John Ben nett, senior policy advisor, Friends of the Earth Can ada. "Canada has over 40 species of bumble bees but many of them are in trouble. Photos and observations about bumble bees from the Great Canadian Bumble Bee Count could signal changes in how bumble bees are dealing with the same issues you and I face - from heat waves to fires and floods. This is critical informa tion and we really need help from concerned citizens." The Rusty-patched bumble bee, once abundant in southern Ontario is now almost extinct and offi cially designated as endangered. Six more bees have declined to such an extent scientists have advised the federal Minister of Environment to take steps to pro tect them. There are over 850 confirmed species of wild native bees in Canada. Find out more about the Great Canadian Bumble Bee Count at foecanada.org. The Oakville Beaver, published every Thursday and Friday, is a division of the Metroland Media Group Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Torstar Corporation. The Metroland family of newspapers is comprised of more than 100 community publications across Ontario. View our digital edition online at: Insidehalton.com under Print Editions found in the footer. '* m e tro la n d m e d ia * " Connected to your community* The Oakville Beaver is a member of the National NewsMedia Council. Complainants are urged to bring their concerns to the attention of the newspaper and, if not satisfied, write The National NewsMedia Council, Suite 200, 890 Yonge St., Toronto, ON M4W 2H2. Phone: 416-340-1981 Web: www.mediacouncil.ca NewsMedia Council nnc M N ew sM ediaC anada M edias d'In foC anada Aocna LocHMedia a s s o c ia tio n editor@oakvillebeaver.com E @OakvilleBeav @oakvillebeaver if f li insidehalton.com M y V ie w Infrastructure investments support quality of life R esidents may notice that it has been a busy and productive construction season here in Halton Region. These exciting and necessary improve ments throughout the region are made pos sible through our Building a Better Halton Plan - an investment plan of $4.1 billion over 10 years into capital infrastructure projects, including $1.9 billion to fund state of good repair. These investments ensure access to clean drinking water, keep traffic moving, and build sustainable communities, which helps maintain a high quality of life in Halton that is second to none. State of good repair water and wastewa ter main upgrades have kept our Public Works department busy in Oakville this summer. Important repairs and upgrades are being made across the town to ensure residents continue to enjoy reliable access to safe and clean drinking water. We are also working closely with the local munici palities to ensure that when construction is complete, roads are repaved to keep neigh bourhoods safe and keep traffic moving. Gary Carr Halton Region Chair It has also been an active construction season at our waterfront parks along Lake Ontario. see Keeping on p.8 Pud by Steve Nease WHO WE ARE CONTACT US The Oakville Beaver 5046 Mainway, Unit 2, Burlington ON L7L 5Z1 Phone 905-845-3824 / Fax 905-337-5568 Classified 1-800-263-6480 Digital/Flyers/Retail Advertising 289-293-0624 Real Estate/Homefinder.ca Advertising Suzanne Trickey / 289-293-0677 / strickey@oakvillebeaver.com Letters to the editor All letters must be fewer than 200 words and include your name and telephone number for verification purposes. 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Halton Regional Police says a man allegedly exposed himself to an adult female while inside the Piggy Mart convenience store at 2290 Lakeshore Rd. W in the west end of Oakville Aug. 23. Oakville Det.-Sgt. Paul Foley said a 52-year-old man turned himself in to police following assis tance from the public through police's Caught On Tape program. Foley said they are not releasing the mans name at present as an investigation continues. Camera equipment worth $2,500 stolen Halton police are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect allegedly responsible for stealing $2,500 worth of camera equipment from an Oakville Best Buy store. On Aug. 26 at around 6:30 p.m., a man walked into the Best Buy located at 2500 Winston Park Dr., and went directly to the high-end camera section. Police allege the individual stole multiple cam era lenses before leaving the store. They also believe the same suspect is respon sible for similar thefts from multiple Best Buy lo cations across the GTA. Anyone with information is asked to contact Halton police at 905-825-4747 ext. 2360 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Keeping residents informed a priority continued from p.6 Residents and tourists may notice that con struction crews have been active this summer at Burloak Park and at Spencer Smith Park -- in cluding the construction of a new gazebo and a more accessible promenade for all to enjoy. Keeping residents informed and up-to-date on Regional construction projects is an important priority for Halton. We do our very best to ensure residents receive the proper notification either by letter, our web site, social media channels and appropriate signage. To find out more about improvements taking place across the Region year-round and links to local municipal construction webpages, visit halton.ca/construction. 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The final presentation is public and open to everyone. Helios, an aviation consultant, held a series of community consultations earlier this year as part of the independent airspace review it was conducting for Nav Canada. The final report will present numerous recommendations to Nav Canada which will decide which recommendations to implement. People do not have to pre-register to use the live stream service, said Nick Boud, principal consultant for Helios, in an email. However, by using the live stream service viewers will not be able to ask questions. Only people attending the final presentation | Metroland Media in person will have the opportunity to ask questions, Boud added. Air traffic noise became a big problem for Oakville in 2012 when Nav Canada (a privately run, non-profit corporation that owns and operates Canada's civil air navigation system) made changes to the flight paths for airplanes. To view the live stream presentation, visit cdn. digitalservices.online/TorontoAirspaceReview/. Anyone wishing to attend the final presentation in person should register at wwweventbrite.co.uk/e/independenttoronto-airspace-review -final-presentationtickets-36459889511. Rash of vehicle break-ins in Glen Abbey by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff Halton police are investigating following at least nine break-ins to vehicles in the Glen Abbey area during the long weekend. At some point during the evening of Sunday (Sept. 3) suspects entered at least three vehicles on Glen Abbey Gate stealing a wallet, cell phone and spare change, police said. Break-ins to vehicles were also reported during the same evening on nearby School Master Circle and Pilgrims Way with a dash camera, wallet and other assorted personal items stolen from four vehicles. A purse was stolen from another vehicle on Hedgestone Crescent. A few hours later at 3:20 a.m., Sept. 4 a back pack was stolen from a vehicle on Montgomery Drive. In that incident two suspects were seen wear ing light coloured hoodies and dark pants. In most cases the thieves were able to force a vehicle window down so they could get what they wanted. In other cases they smashed the windows. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Oakville Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4747 ext. 2216 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Y a n g A c c o u n tin g .c a C R A T ax D is p u te s D is p u te w ith S o ld R e n ta l P r o p e r ty D is p u te w ith B u sin e ss O p e r a tio n L o sse s Experienced Professional Services for Individual Business & Corporation y y @Y angAccounting.ca 11-1155 North Service Rd. 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SCOTT McGILLIVRAY HOST OF MOVING THE McGILLIVRAYS In keeping with his tradition of donating to Greater Toronto Area (GTA) hospitals, former Oakville developer Peter Gilgan is donating $10 million to St. Joseph's Health Care Centre Toronto, which will rename the Glendale wing the `Gilgan Family Wing.' St. Joe's Hospital Vice-President Dr. Dan Cass made the announcement on Twitter yesterday (Sept. 7) just after noon. Gilgan, who now resides in Toronto - was until recendy a long-time Oakville resident. It was here where his company, Mattamy Homes was headquartered, and where he raised a family of eight children in the 25 years the family lived here, and where family members still reside. Gilgan is founder and CEO of Mattamy Homes -- Canada' s largest homebuilder. In 2012, he donated $10 million Oakville's new hospital - giving a much-needed boost to the hospital foundation' s campaign to raise $60 million for the facility. Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital named the new inpatient tower the Peter Gilgan Patient Care Centre in his honour. In February of this year, Gilgan made a $12 million gift to Women's College Hospital and the Canadian Cancer Society to establish an Peter Gilgan | Metroland file photo unprecedented collaboration that will further research, education and innovation in the held of women's cancers - particularly breast, ovarian and thyroid cancers. In 2013, Gilgan donated $40 million the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto for an innovative facility called the Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning. In 2014, he donated $30-million to build a new critical care tower at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, providing the largest gift ever received by the downtown Toronto health care centre. 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There has been considerable interest in the fu ture of the property at 1333 Dorval Dr., ever since owner ClubLink announced plans to build 3,222 residential units, including nine nine-to-12 storey apartment buildings at the site. That plan appears to have hit a snag after Oakville council voted Aug. 21 to issue a notice of intention to designate the entire 229-acre site under the Ontario Heritage Act. ClubLink's development application will be further examined by council on Sept. 26. Many residents have voiced concern about the loss of the golf course and the level of traffic the proposed development would bring to the area. 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Visit the hall of fame and museum, operated by Golf Canada, to learn about the history of golf and its unique role in Canadian history, champions and championships, and technical aspects of golf equipment manufacturing; · Heritage Walks - meet at 110 King St. Enjoy a onehour walk exploring Old Oakville. Walkers can learn about the history of the town, brought to life with anecdotes and the histories of its first inhabitants; · Iroquois Ridge Branch Public Library , 1051 Glenashton Dr. This newly renovated library branch was designed to inspire ideas, encourage collaboration and promote lifelong learning; K nox Presbyterian Church, 89 Dunn St. This red brick Gothic-style building was dedicated on May 20, 1888. The church steeple still rises over Oakville's main street; · · Merrick Thomas House , Lakeside Park and Navy Street. Built in 1829 and moved to its present site in 1955, Merrick Thomas H ouse is a fine example of a settler's house; Oakville will open the doors at 21 historical buildings Saturday, Sept. 30, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Doors Open Ontario. People can explore more than 1,000 sites that help tell Ontario's stories, from local breweries to natural landscapes, century-old cabins to modern marvels of engineering, and experience Ontario's unique history from a new perspective. In Oakville In Oakville the following buildings will participate: · Al Falah Islamic Centre, 391 Burnhamthorpe Rd. E. Established in 1997, the Al Falah Islamic Centre provides religious, social, recreational and educational services; · Anitra Schooner, 55 Water St. (Oakville Club). Designed by Montye Macrae and built in Hamilton in 1926, the wooden schooner Anitra is known as the Queen of Lake Ontario; early 1950s, this building was saved from demolition and moved to Lakeside Park, where it now serves as a museum; c n 3 cr CD 0° o ro r -vl Palermo Schoolhouse , 2431 Dundas St. This one-room school house offers lots to see and do -- heritage displays, historical artifacts, photographs, vintage desks and school texts; see Visitors on p.19 O m m > 00 73 · at Oakville Centennial Galleries seasonal Square , displays; horticultural 120 Navy St. Explore the w ork of Canadian-born, internationally renowned artist Tamara Henderson, known for collecting and creating objects and images from found and recycled materials gathered during her travels; · Oakville Galleries in Gairloch Gardens, 1306 Lakeshore Rd. E. Discover the w ork of Canadian artist collective FASTWURMS, who meld conceptual art with performance, "Witch Nation" mysticism and eclectic do-ityourself sensibility; · Oakville Greenhouse, 1100 Cornwall Rd. More than 150,000 annuals, including many heirloom varieties, are grown here for the town's by Brother Connery, an architect and member of the organization. Need a Professional Mover? > i|g h n e rg y cn d CD 91 i-- K o D IT · Oakville Historical Society, 110 King St. The cottages that house the Oakville Historical Society were built in the 1950s for the great-granddaughters of Oakville's founder, William Chisholm; · Oakville Masonic Hall, 125 Thom as St. M asons have been active in Oakville since the early 1800s. Built in 1924, this hall was designed 3 Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate , 8 · Navy St. Erchless Estate was once the home of Oakville's founding family and is now the setting for Oakville's community museum; · Oakville's First Post Office, Lakeside Park at the corner of Front and Thom as Streets. In the Transport Inc. Q % o i> in g light www.highenergytransport.com 4 1 6 -6 8 4 -2 4 1 9 Voted BEST MOVER in Oakville. Call to get a F R E E Q U O T E . 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Come and explore displays of the parish's history and its role in Oakville's social and cultural life; · St. Jude's Anglican Church, 160 William St. St Ju d e's , established in 1839, has been in the present building since 1883. The bell tower, completed in 1896, houses a set of nine chimes cast at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London, England; · Sovereign House , 7 West River St. This house, completed in 1846, was built for Charles Sovereign, a local justice of the peace, and moved to its present location in 1988, and; · The Oakville Club , 56 Water St. Since 1907, families have been active in sports, recreation and social activities at this landmark community club. In 2017, Doors Open Ontario features more than 1,000 sites participating in 45 events across the province, from April to October. Since its inception, Doors Open Ontario has attracted 6.7 million visitors to explore more than 16,700 sites. 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Academy Award nominees Sally Hawkins and Ethan Hawke star in the true story of Maud Lewis, who overcame the physical challenge of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis to become one of Canada's premier folk artists. | submitted photo Monday Night a t the Movies brings film s from around world M onday N ight at the M ovies, Oakville's own international film series, unveils the first six titles of its fall/winter schedule, with Can ada's delightful gem , M audie opening the season on Sept.11. A cadem y Award nom inees Sally H awkins and Ethan Hawke star in the true story of M aud Lewis, who overcame the physical challenge of juvenile rheum atoid arthritis to becom e one of C anada's premier folk artists. The m ovie com es from Canada/Ireland. Through its partnership with the Toronto International Film Festival (T IF F ), M onday Night at the M ovies offers a special selec tion of films on select M ondays from Sep tember to April at the Cineplex Cinem as W inston Churchill. The independent film series provides Oakville audiences with unique access to som e of the w orld's finest film s, not usually in wide distribution. Film screenings start at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 per person, cash only, and can be purchased at the M onday Night at the M ov ies' table in the lobby of the theatre at 6:45 p.m. prior to the show. Each feature film screening starts with an anim ation short show casing the talents of the graduating class from Sheridan C ol lege's Com puter Anim ation and Bachelor of Anim ation program s. The fall schedule includes: Sept. 25: The Commune Set in 1970s Copenhagen, the new film from lauded director Thom as Vinterberg focuses on a well-off professional couple (Trine Dyrholm and Ulrich T hom sen) that, upon inheriting a large house, decide to ex perim ent with com m unal living. Energized by the era's relaxed taboos, the couple assem bles a diverse, rather m otley crew of cohabitants and em barks on their adventure. The m ovie com es from Denm ark/ Sweden/Netherlands. Oct. 2: Their Finest Danish film maker Lone Scherfig directs a sterling British cast -- including Gem m a Arterton, Bill Nighy, Ja c k H uston and Rich ard E. Grant -- in this com edy-dram a about a group of film m akers struggling to m ake an inspirational film to boost m orale during the Blitz of London in World War II. The movie com es from the United Kingdom . Oct. 16: Frantz Director Fran cois O zon's haunting tale of love and rem em brance is set in a sm all Ger m an town in the aftermath of World War I, where a young w om an m ourning the death of her fiance form s a bond with a m yste rious Frenchm an w ho has arrived to lay flowers on her beloved's grave. The movie com es from France/Germany. Oct. 30: 7 8 /5 2 The infam ous show er sequence in Hitch cock's m asterpiece, Psycho, has been seared in the heads of m oviegoers for generations. Alexandre O. Philippe's 78/52 seeks to un derstand ju st what m ade that scene so leg endary, deconstructing it to explore what each stab of the knife m eant for cinem a and culture. Sure to delight anyone who still gets a lit tle nervous when they hear a strange sound in the shower. T hanks to Mr. Hitchcock, that is essentially everyone in the known universe. The movie com es from U.S.A. Nov. 13: Lost in Paris Replete with the am azing antics and in tricately choreographed slapstick that has com e to define Dom inique Abel and Fiona G ordon's w ork, L ost in Paris is a w ondrous ly fun and hectic tale of peculiar people finding love while lost in the City of Lights. The m ovie is from France/Belgium . M onday Night at the M ovies is a vol unteer-driven, not-for-profit organization. Any su rplu s of funds at the end of the pro gram m ing year is donated to a variety of lo cal charities and com m unity groups. More dates and titles will be announced later in the fall. 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"We're excited to partner with the Oakville chair and vice-president of the Oakville Cam Arts Council so we could receive the Cana era Club, said in a press release. da 150 grant from the Oakville Com m unity The deadline to enter is Monday, Oct. 2, Foundation," Bernie Cook, Capture Oakville at captureoakville.com. People chosen to ex hibit will be contacted and asked to subm it a print. The top photographs will be framed and exhibited in the m ain gallery at Queen Elizabeth Park Com m unity Cultural Centre starting Friday, Dec. 2, with the awards cer emony and opening night reception. This year's categories include: · Capture Oakville -- to be shot within and the winner gets to direct a $50,000 grant from Genworth Canada to a Habitat for Hu the Town of Oakville's borders capturing the manity build of their choice. Ten runners up natural beauty, landscapes and seasonal am will also receive a $5,000 grant toward the bience. This is the only category that needs to Habitat for Humanity project of their choice. be shot within Town borders; · Capture the Hum an Spirit -- portrait, Additional prizes include a pizza party for street or photojournalism ; their class and $1,000 for the winner's school. · Constructive U se of Geometric Shapes Visit www.meaningofhome.ca for details. -- the black and white category; · Grand Landscapes, By Nature's Design -- where entrants can stretch their nature pho tography, m an m ade elements are discour aged in this category; · Out o f the Cam era -- unedited or altered im ages in colour or black and white straight from the camera, and, · Expression -- only for youth 18 and un der. Capture Oakville is an annual photogra phy com petition open to Ontario residents of all photography skills since 2007. Kieley Hickey and Bill Smith founded the Oakville Camera Club in 2006. The club meets twice monthly at Queen Elizabeth Park Com m unity Cultural Centre from Sep tember to June. 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A ssenza will be the co-main event for BTC 2: Valhalla at Sixteen Mile Sports Com plex in Oakville. Assenza will take on Maine's Jesse `The Viking' Erickson, who sports a 9-6 record, in a lightweight match. It will be his second fight on a BTC Fight Prom otions Card. The BTC stands for Burlington Training Centre, where A ssenza w orks as the head strength and conditioning coach. Owner Irene Starr has branched into fight pro m otion and Assenza said after It took more than two years for Na than Rourke to find a school that would give him a chance to be a Division 1 quarterback. It only took a week for him to prove Ohio University w as right to give him that opportunity. The Oakville native w as named the Mid-American Conference East offensive player of the week after scoring three touchdow ns against "Connected to your Community " n o m Burlington M M A athlete co-headliner on Saturday night's card in Oakville By Herb Garbutt Oakville Beaver staff Adam Assenza still remembers his introduction to professional m ixed martial arts eight years ago, though he uses the term loosely. "I think they billed it as amateur, but only so they didn't have to pay u s," says the Burlington fighter. With mixed martial arts fights still illegal in Ontario at the time, Assenza would travel to Michigan or fly else where in the U.S. just to get fight ex perience. Most times he would have no idea who he would be facing. "They would pick your oppo nent there, or you would get there and it w ould be som eone different," he said. "Som etim es you would be fighting at different weight classes. It w as like Medieval tim es." Assenza relates the story to dem onstrate how far the sport has come in a short time. M ixed martial arts w as legalized in Ontario in 2010, allowing the U FC to host U FC 129 at the Rogers Centre in Toronto the Burlington's Adam `The Maverick' Assenza celebrates his 2015 win over Taylor Soloman. Assenza will square off against Jesse `The Viking' Erickson Saturday at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville. The bout will be part of the 10-fight BTC 2: Valhalla card. | Metroland Media file photo years of having to prom ote himself, it's good to have a prom oter behind him. "I've known Irene for a long Hampton in his debut with the Bobcats in front of 17,500 fans. Rourke's highlight of the game? "I think ju st running out of that tunnel for the first tim e," he told OhioBobcats.com. "You know, the sm oke and the band, that really culminated a crazy journey to get to this point." On his first series, Rourke ran for an eight-yard TD to finish off an time. She's a huge fight fan. She w as part of the group that put on Global W arriors (in Burlington in 2 0 1 5 )," he said. "She's really trying 82-yard drive. After leading the Holy Trinity Titans to an OFSAA Bowl title in 2014, the top-ranked QB in Canada m oved to Alabama for his final year of high school in order to attract m ore attention from NCAA scouts. Despite throwing a conference record 59 TD s while leading the undefeated Edgew ood Academy to a state title, the offer he w as look- to build up MMA and its athletes and bring big crowds to the fights." Assenza is com ing into the fight having won by TKO over Braedon Ward at BTC 1: Genesis at the To ronto Convention Centre. Ward w as added to the bill three weeks before the fight after Assenza's original opponent w as injured during training. He researched his opponent online and found little except that Ward had a Tyson-like right hand. "Those guys are tough because one punch and your night could be over," Assenza said. "But I got in there early and connected and hurt him and after that everything I threw landed." It took ju st a m inute and 27 sec onds before the fight w as stopped. BTC 2 will have 10 fights on the card, including Scott H udson (6 4-1) facing Adam Hazelton (5-1); A nastasia N ikolakakos (1-0) vs. Francis Hernandez (1-1); Vladimir Kazbekov (2-2) vs. PJ. Ste-Marie (0-0); Julien Leblanc (4-0) against M arcus Finch (8-10) and Matt Dimarcantonio (9-7) facing Jacob Bohn (5-4). Tickets range from $35 to $75. D oors open at 6 p.m. ing for failed to materialize. After an all-star season at a Kan sas junior college, Ohio finally de livered the opportunity. Rourke com pleted 6 of 10 passes for 72 yards and ran the ball six times for 55 yards in his debut 59-0 win. 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Ju stin Kendrick, 14, and Lucy Cartwright, 13, were team m ates on the JRB Team Canada (12-15-yearolds) that w on gold m edals in soc cer and floor hockey and silver m edals in volleyball and basket ball. They com peted against four oth er teams in their age bracket, three from the United States and another from Great Britain. Team C anada had athletes from Nunavut, New foundland, Alberta, Saskatchew an and Ontario. In individual events the Oakville pair com peted against representa tives from 19 other countries. Kendrick won gold in doubles badm inton and bronze in singles, SS6 category for para-badminton. He has already com peted interna tionally in Colom bia and is plan ning on attending the Canadian para-badm inton cham pionships in Vancouver in September. Cartwright won gold m edals in three track and field sports -- the 60m dash, 4x60m relay shuttle dash and the shot put. She added silver-medal wins in the javelin and 100m dash. She com bined with a friend from Tillsonburg, Ont. to earn a silver medal in badm inton and finished fourth in singles badminton. Another love of Cartwright's in competing for Oakville's Cheerforce cheerleading squad. Last spring she contributed to Cheerforce winning a national title. She also plays in the Halton Cowboys flag football league and at Montclair Public School plays volleyball and basketball. Cartwright and som e of the other com petitors at the W DG in Guelph are being recruited for the Tokyo Paralympic Games in 2020 as T-40 and T-41 competition for short-stature athletes. W D F 2 0 1 7 w as the largest sporting event in history held ex clusively for athletes w ith dwarf ism . The goal w as to attract ath letes from around the w orld to participate in m ore than a dozen sports. Athletes also participated in special events to celebrate inter national understanding, promote awareness of the dwarf experience worldwide, provide on-site clinics for athletes and sports profession als and introduce participants to elite athletes with dwarfism, m any of whom have participated in in ternational com petitions such as the Parapan Am Games and Para lympics. Pam Damoff (left), MP Oakville North-Burlington and Oakville councillor Dave Gittings (right) present World Dwarf Games medallists Justin Kendrick and Lucy Cartwright with awards of achievement at Oakville Town Hall for their efforts at the World Dwarf Games in Guelph last month. | photo submitted and in the pool he was a silver m edallist in the 25-metre back stroke. Kendrick, whose favourite sports are hockey and badm inton, has been training to compete in the Hosts win two of three titles at fifth annual Toronto Rock Jr. NLL Champion's Cup The fifth annual Jr. National Lacrosse League with the Jr. Mammoth. After falling behind tournam ent ended in a similar fashion to last 2-0, the Rock scored its first goal of the game year's tournament, with Toronto Rock Jr. with ju st 14 seconds left in the first half. N LL Cham pion's Cup wins at the peewee That goal sparked a five-goal run that con and bantam levels. tinued through the second half. Jesso again The Midget Jr. Rock came up ju st short, scored a pair of goals in the 7-4 win and also losing in the final. Semifinals and finals were earned tournam ent MVP honours for the played Sunday. second consecutive year. Thirty-two teams com peted during the Jonathan Preshko paced the m idget Jr. three-day tournam ent at the Toronto Rock Rock in Sunday's opening gam e with a threeAthletic Centre and Glen Abbey Com m unity goal effort in an 8-2 semifinal win over the Jr. Centre in Oakville. Saskatchewan Rush. T he bantam Jr. R ock, w hich aver In the final, a close first half w as broken aged alm o st 18 g o als a gam e through a open with a pair of late goals from the Cal 4-0 roun d robin, faced the Jr. Ed m on ton gary Jr. Roughnecks, giving them a 3-1 lead sq u ad in the sem ifinals. E d m on to n played at the half. The Jr. Rock tied the gam e 4-4 tight defence and kept the R ock under 10 midway through the second half, but it was goals, bu t the R ock prevailed 9-4 to m ove the Jr. Roughnecks with three goals over the on to the final. final 8:19 to seal a 7-5 win and the M idget Jr. The offence w as back to shooting the lights out in the final against the Jr. Vancouver Stealth. Leading 5-1 at halftime, the of fence found its groove as the sec ond half played out. The two teams 2017-18 SEASON traded goals to open the second half, but a 6-0 run by the Jr. Rock FREE SATURDAY TRYOUTS @ Berton Park, Burlington iced a 12-2 win for the defending Jr. N LL champs. Rock's Jake Dawick ran away SEEKING ELITE LEVEL PLAYERS with the division scoring title with 11 goals and 20 assists for 31 points FOR THE FOLLOWING AGE GROUPS: in ju st six games. GIRLS U8 (2010) 9AM GIRLS UIZ (2006) 1ZPM After a 3-1 round robin record GIRLS U9 (2009) 9AM GIRLS U13 (2005) 1PM that included a tiebreaking win over the Jr. Colorado Mammoth, GIRLS U10 (2008) I0AM GIRLS U14 (2004) 2PM the Jr. Rock peewees came out fir r .lD I C n i l field. Show up 20 u iK L a u ii y c v v ij 11AM im m *Registration mjnutes priorat t0the your tryout date t0sign in_ ing with an 11-3 semi-final win B u rlo a k S o c c e r A c a d e m y P ro g ra m is e q u iv a le n t to th e R e p p ro g ra m a n d is over Edm onton. Ty Jesso added to d e s ig n e d fo r th e E lite s o c c e r playe r. T h ro u g h te c h n ic a l a n d ta c tic a l tra in in g s e s s io n s a s w e ll a s c o m p e titiv e g a m e s , e a c h p la y e r w ill d e v e lo p th e ir sk ills his team-leading goal total with an a n d k n o w le d g e o f th e g a m e to th e ir fu lle s t p o te n tia l. other two in the victory. B U R L O A K S P O R T S C E N T R E .C A In the final, the Jr. Rock m et up N LL Cham pion's Cup. This year's tournam ent w as the largest in the five-year history of the event. For the first time all nine current N LL teams were represented. Form er N LL cities with players from Edm onton and Philadelphia also com peted. Visit torontorock.com /tickets or call 416 596-3075 for inform ation on 2018 Toronto R ock season tickets. 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(647)272-9476 david@vilaroofing.ca www.vilaroofing.ca 289-838-8205 Sam's M O V IN G & DELIVERIES Big or Small Moves Physical Help Also Donation Trips & Decluttering 20 Yrs Experience 905.632.4440 CALL or TEXT 905-633-6880 garagesalesshows-bazaars Oakville It is w ith h e a rtb re a k and p ro fo u n d sadness th a t w e said g ood bye to our dearly beloved A nthony on Septem ber 4, 2017 in Oakville, at th e yo ung age o f 28. He w ill be sadly missed by his m other Janice (Baverstock) G oulart and his fa th e r Tony G oulart (and th e late Yvanice G o u la rt). His sisters and brother, Elizabeth G o u la rt (Steve), V ivian G o u la rt (Eric), Isabella G o u lart and Tony Jr. G oulart. He w ill also be missed by his Avo, Balbina G o u lart, aunts D ian e Lentz, Heidi Laverick, uncles M anuel G o u lart, M ik e Baverstock, Joe Baverstock, cousins Julie Harris (M arco), Mandy, M ika and Cody Lentz, B rett Baverstock, nephew s, nieces, m any frien ds and co-w orkers. A n th o n y w as born and raised in O ak ville and w as an em ployee at the Ford M o to r Company. He loved cars, skateb o ard in g , sn o w b o ard in g , music and playing pool. His sm ile w ill be missed. C rem atio n has alread y ta k e n place. Fam ily w ill receive frien ds on Thursday, S ep tem b e r 7 th fro m 2 p.m . until 4 p.m . and fro m 6 p.m . until 9 p.m . a t O A K V IE W FUNERAL H O M E, 56 Lakeshore Rd. W . in O akville (1 block east o f Kerr St). A M e m o ria l Service w ill be held Friday, S ep tem b e r 8th a t 1 1 a.m . in th e O a k v ie w Chapel. In lieu o f flo w ers donations to The C entre fo r A ddiction and M ental Health (C A M H ) or th e O n ta rio Association fo r Suicide Prevention w o u ld be ap p reciated . O n lin e condolences m ay be o ffe re d a t o a kview fu n era l.ca The fa m ily and frien ds o f Paula V ictoria G ardin Judge m ark w ith so rrow her passing to th e next life on th e evening o f S ep tem b er 4, 2017 a t th e yo ung age o f 57. V ib ra n t, ta le n te d , o n e -o f-a -k in d , b rillian t, b e a u tifu l and chock-full o f h u m o u r and w it - these are just a fe w o f th e num erous qu a litie s Paula possessed and w as a d m ired fo r th ro u g h o u t her rich life. M any people close to her w ill re m e m b e r her as a fre e spirit and one o f th e brig h test personalities in th e ir life. Paula w as th e loving, proud m o th e r o f H ayley and Spencer, beloved w ife o f M ichael, and th e d a u g h te r o f B ette and th e late Joe G ardin. She is predeceased by her b ro th e r Joey G ardin. She w ill be g rea tly missed by her "b aby," King Charles C avalier Spaniel, Piper. Paula w as im m ensely loved by a w id e range o f friends. A tru e p illar in th e O akville com m unity, w h e th e r it w as frien ds fro m her long stan ding in v o lv em e n t w ith A p p le b y C ollege, th e O akville Club or th e O akville G alleries - or her frien ds th ro u g h th e ja zz and music co m m u n ity - Paula w as ad ored by many. Paula had th e en d ea rin g q u a lity o f seeing people fo r w h o th e y tru ly w e re , regardless o f backg rou nd or circum stance. She tru ly saw th e good in everyone, and m ade everyone fee l special. Paula w as passionate a b o u t m any thing s including m od ern art, fundraisin g fo r m any d iffe re n t causes, w ritin g music, testing o u t th e h o tte st n e w restaurants and fashion (C hanel bags). O ne o f her m ore recent passions and callings was studying a t th e C hopra C entre in Carlsbad, C alifornia, w h e re she achieved her p rim o rd ial sound m e d ita tio n ce rtifica tio n , m akin g even m ore frien ds and a d e ep e r connection w ith th e universe. A w o rld -trav elle r, Paula had m any frien ds aro u n d th e glo b e y e t w ill be especially missed by her frien ds in Nova Scotia, w h e re she and her fa m ily recently b u ilt a co tta g e and spent th e ir sum m ers en joying th e A tla n tic sea air, seafood, w alks on Crescent beach and riding aro u n d in her '67 C am aro - one o f Paula's fa v o u rite past tim es. A t Paula's request, th e re was a private fa m ily fu n e ra l. A t a la te r da te , th e fa m ily w ill h o n o u r Paula w ith a ce leb ra tio n o f life a t O akville G alleries, w h e re Paula served as a long -stand ing director. The fa m ily w o u ld like to th a n k Dr. G reg Jeffries and Dr. John M cPhaden and his te a m a t O akville T rafa lg ar Hospital, and Dr. Christine Chen and her te a m a t Princess M a rg a re t Hospital. C ondolences, pho to g rap h s and m em ories can be shared on th e W ard's Funeral H om e w ebsite. In lieu o f flow ers, th e fa m ily kindly requests th a t d o n ations in Paula's nam e be m ade to Ian A nderson House hospice or M y elo m a Canada. Please visit th e Book o f M em ories a t w w w .w a rd fu n e ra lh o m e .c o m l Obituaries "When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a Treasure" MOVING SALE Sat Sept 9 ~ 8 am - 12 noon 285 O'Donoghue Avenue Various Items Oakview Funeral Home by Arbor Memorial Need M ore Room? Rain Date Sun Sept 10 Oakville GROOTJANS, Geert 1937 - 2017 It is w ith g re a t sadness w e announce th e d e a th o f G ee rt on Tuesday, S ep tem b e r 5, 2017. He su ffered fro m ALS fo r th e past 2 years, bu t never lost his sense o f hum our. He is m o u rn ed by his w ife o f 59 years, Lottie, son Ron (C athy), d a u g h te r Sandi (A nn), grandsons Brandon and Kyle, as w e ll as 6 step-grand child ren and 1 s te p -g rea t-g ra n d c h ild . G ee rt e m ig ra te d to C anada fro m H olland w ith his fa m ily in June 1952. The fa m ily especially w a n t to th a n k all o f th e PSW's fro m Care Partners, th e nurses fro m Acclaim H ealth and CCAC especially Laurel Lep. They w e re all w o n d e rfu l, and m ade caring fo r him a t hom e very do -ab le. D onations can be m ade in G eert's nam e to M unns U n ited Church or th e ALS Society o f C anada. A C ele b ratio n o f Life w ill be held on Saturday, S ep tem b e r 9, 2017 a t M unn's U n ited Church (5 Dundas St. East, O akville, O N ) 2-4 p.m . PUFFER, Robert Wayne Born August 15, 1938 in Havelock, ON. W a y n e passed aw a y peacefully a t St. Thom as Elgin G eneral Hospital on Sunday, A ugust 27, 2017, son o f th e late Beryl D udm an. Loved husband o f M o n ik a Petschko. D ear fa th e r o f Susan H utchison and W es Puffer. S te p fa th e r to Kristina and M ichael Sm ith. Cherished g ra n d fa th e r o f S am antha and Tyler H utchison, Emily, H anna and E m m ett Puffer. Brother o f Christine Puffer o f A rizona and th e late Sherry Lavoie, Toronto . Also missed by m any frien ds a t O ak Lake, Havelock. W ay n e w as co o w n e r o f C entury Cash Register, spent m any years coaching soccer, co nvening w ith M in o r Oaks H ockey and sponsoring team s. C rem ation has ta k e n place. D onations can be m ade to a ch arity o f choice. DOWNSIZING SALE Sat., Sept. 9 9:00 - 1 pm 1235 W illow brook Drive Collectibles, Tools Xmas, household and MUCH MORE! Something for everyone. Rain Date: Sun. Sept. 10 JOHNSON, Victoria O u r lovely yo ung girl on her w a y to becom ing a lovely yo ung lady. The m em ories becom e m ore precious as tim e passes. Sorely missed. ~ M u m , Dad and Jenn. HOUSES · TOWNHOMES · DUPLEXES C O N DO M INIUM S · APARTMENTS N OAKVILLE BUY'SELL'RENT Check out the C tassifiedsf Classifies The Beaver. 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