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22 - The,Oakville Beaver, Friday March 17, 2006 WA N T E HOMES THAT NEED WINDOWS OR DOORS Euro-Tech is currently looking for 6 homes in the Oakville Area to showcase our 2006 line of Double and Triple Pane Energy Efficient Vinyl Windows and our St. Patrick's Day walker joined by 68-year-old woman today By Wilma Blokhuis OAKVILLE BEAVER STAFF Beautiful Door Systems. Proud to be Voted Windows and Doors in BurlingtonI BEST WINDOWS BEST DOORS b ;: www.oakvillebeaver.com I You don't have to be Irish to walk 40 kilometres from Toronto to Oakville in search of green beer, but it helps. Just ask Eddie Williams, 54, of Flamborough who is doing his 30th annual St. Patrick's Day walk today. "I'm as ready as I'm going to be," said Williams, who is part Irish. `Tm on my feet eight hours a day at Home Depot in Burlington where I work." As in past years, he plans to wear his green pants and green Toronto St. Pats jersey - the Toronto S.t. Pats won the Stanley Cup in 1922 and became the Maple Leafs in 1927. And 1922 was also the year when groups of Irishmen start ed walking from Toronto Oakville in search of beer green or otherwise - during prohibition days. He may also wear the green top hat he received from Prime Time Sports Bar last year. The downtown pub at 234 Lakeshore Rd. E., is his destina tion, and yes, the green beer BARRIE ERSKINEI OAKVILLE BEAVER BEST FOOT FORWARD: Agatha Platiel, 68, joins Eddie Williams, 54, in his 30th annual St. Patrick's Day W alk from Toronto to Oakville. will be on tap - not that Williams has consumed a lot of the stuff. See He page 22 Proud su p p o rte r j JL m Canadian Soci^le Cancer canadienne Socic,y dn cancer The Canadian Cancer Society is pleased to accept proceeds from this community initiative. spring, Oakville Place blooms with fresh new fashions, daffodil fundraising events for the Canadian C ancer Society, ng is always in fashion.