The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

A4 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday April 10, 2002 ^TA B R IC LA N DJ CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR FLYER SALE ON NOW! HERE IS JUST A SAMPLE: Special Selection! LINING 115-150cm wide Assorted. Our Reg. 3.98 m NOW 1.77 m Special Selection! GABARDINE ENDS 150cm wide Assorted ONLY 1.99 m Special Selection! CRAFT PRINT ENDS 115cm wide Assorted allover prints & panels Our Reg. 7.98 m or panel NOW 3.99 m or panel Special Selection! POLYESTER PRINTS 115cm Our Reg. 12.98-14.98 m ALL NOW 4 99 m POLYESTER SOLIDS 115cm Our Reg. 10.98-12 98 m ALL NOW 3.99 m Special Selection! CLEAR VINYL 140cm Our Reg 3.494.49 m NOW 50% OFF Our Reg. Price Special Selection! PRINTED VOILE SHEERS 150cm wide. Our Reg. 12.98 m NOW 5.99 m Special Selection! DAKOTA UPHOLSTERY ENDS 140cm Our Reg 10.98 m NOW 3.99 m Special Selection! NEEDLE PUNCH BATTING 124' -87.5% polyester/12.5% polypropelene. For quilting &crafting. Our Reg. 14.98 m NOW 50% OFF Our Reg. Price 3 D A Y S O N L Y - A p r il 1 1 - 1 3 Entire In-Store Slock! CELEBRATION! M ORE THAN 34TH BIRTHDAY $ 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 WORTH OF PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAT! W E 'R E G I V I N G A W A Y ... Home burglary nets thieves $272,000 in valuables Halton Regional Police are investigat ing a major burglary of a Shoreline resi dence on March 11 while the owners were on vacation. Police report a closet safe containing $22,000 in cash ,, n m n and five credit cards were stolen in addi tion to 50 pairs IIF of earrings and m m two rings worth on $250,000. 825-TIPS or 1-800-668-5151 The victims were away on a family vacation and had asked neighbours to watch over the house and feed their cat. The day before the burglary, the neigh bours had been in the house to feed the cat. When they left they closed the master bedroom door and activated the alarm. The neighbours returned the next morning and discovered a foyer cabinet open, three glass vases shattered and pho tograph envelopes scattered about. When they went upstairs they found the master bedroom door open. There was shattered glass all over the bathroom floor from a skylight, which had been broken to gain entry. The victim's closet had been ran sacked and a safe containing the family's valuables and cash stolen. Police believe the thieves left through a patio door in the basement. The rest of the residence was left undisturbed. If you have any information that leads to an arrest in this or any other matter, you may be eligible for a cash reward. You will never have to give your name or tes tify in court. Call 1-800-222-TIPS or 905825-TIPS (905-825-8477) or check out the Web site at www.linkstohalton.com. (R IM E S T O P P E R S ' Just come in and fill out a ballot each week and deposit in ballot box. No purchase necessary. We're also giving away 4 $100 Gift Certificates per store. Full draw details available in-store. Birthday Sale in effect April 8-28,2002. 1S E W IN GM A C H IN EP E RS T O R EP E RW E E KF O R4W E E K S ! OAKVILLE: 140 Rebecca St. 905-844-7728 I Hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-9pm; Sat 9:30am-6pm; Sun Noon-5pm BUTTERICK PATTERNS - 2.99 ea. Offer valid Apnl 11-13 2002 or in-slocK patterns only M ol valid with any other tiscounls Sale in effect Apnl 8*28. 2002 on selected in-stock mefchandise only, at participating stores Sorry no special orders. Look for the red sale tags S E ^ G 3^°T'°F ^SE n te S to c k ! in sjocKenly e»cludnqpccmct>'nal tlct vatdvntti anyoltv-' jscounts v.itd A pn l :3 2002 N ow O pen O n t a r io E a r ly C e n tre s ANNOUNCEMENT J o y B o y c e Ian Oliver, Publisher o f T h e Oakville Beaver is pleased to welcome J o y B o y c e as an Advertising Representative to T he Oakville Beaver. Joy has over ten years' experience in the newspaper industry. A P la c e f o r f y r e n i s A n d T h e i r C / i i l d r e n . N o w th e re 's a p la c e in o u r c o m m u n ity fo r p a re n ts a n d t h e ir y o u n g c h ild re n . The new O n tario E a rly Y ears C entre serves as a gateway for parents to get answers to questions they may have as well as inform ation on available program s and services including those for children with special needs. The Centre is staffed by experts, professionals and volunteers. Toll-free 1-866-821-7770/w w w .ontarioearlyyears.ca Joy held previous positions with M CTV-CTV and was Retail Advertising Manager with the Timmins Times. Joy will be servicing local retail and service accounts. THE O AKVILLE H R 2002 Original works from more than 70 artists Paintings, Pottery, Photography, Rug Hooking, Sculptures, Weaving & UUoodcarving Experience hands on activities and demonstrations Saturday & Sunday ft weekend of fun for the UUHOL6 fAMIIV fri. April 12th 10am-9pm Sat. April 13th 10am-5pm Sun. flpr. 14th 12pm-5pm Fundraising ev ent by Arts Burlington in support of Burlington Art Centre Sponsored by: AM900 GREAT WEST LIFE 337 Kerr Street, Oakville, ON 905-849-6366 Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sat., 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon CHML discovery L O N D O N U F E FORD P D u n c a n & W rig h t Ontario Early Years Free adm ission and parking BURLINGTON A J J CENTRE A R T ^ (« 1333 lakeshore Rd. 905-632-7796