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Friday, March 26, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER 9 Photo by Riziero Vertolli Fire fighters hose down the rubbled remains of a barn fire in north Oakville, Wednesday afternoon. Firefighters help rescue livestock from bam fire Despite the "spectacular" nature of •Wednesday's north end bam fire, no people or livestock were injured, says the Oakville Fire Department. The incident occurred around 2:30 p.m. at Avonlea Jerseys family farm on Sixth Line north of Bumhamthorpe Road. A call came in of smoke and when the first crews arrived on the scene, said Assistant Fire Prevention Officer Dave Robertson, they found the bam ablaze. The fire fighters immediately assist­ ed the owners rescue a number of expen­ sive milking cows from within the lower area of the structure. There were approx­ imately 30 cows plus a number of younger heifers inside. At the time of the rescue the fire was restricted to the straw storage area on the second floor. This allowed time for the animals to be extricated. Given the straw and dry wood involved in the fire, how­ ever, the blaze quickly engulfed the bam. "It was entirely consumed," said Robertson, who explained that because of the total destruction of the bam no cause had been determined at press time. Total damage is estimated at $300,000. Several cats were injured and taken to the Oakville Humane Society. Robertson said crews remained at the scene until early Thursday morning to ensure that the fire was extinguished. I W l'l l GO TO ANY ICNGTHS TO CtT Y0UB BUSINESS WE'LL MATCH ANY ADVERTISED PRICE J u s t B r i n g T h e A d I n A n d W e 'l l M a t c h I t ! AUTO M O TIVE 570 Argus Rd. (across from Oakville GO Station) Join us with MPP, Terrance Young, M ayor Ann M ulvale & Drive-Clean director David Crumb to celebrate our 6th Anniversary and the official opening o f our Drive-Clean Facility on Sat. March 27th a t 10 a.m . FBI. 8 SAT. MARCH 26 8 27/99 TEST FOR ONLY I R P U R O N T A R I O FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. no V a lid w it h c o u p o n o n ly .J SAVINGS OF S20P° OTorgJnp JBtrectorp PRESBYTERIAN HOPEDALE PRESBYTERIAN 156 Third Line, Oakville 827-3851 Minister: The Rev. Peter D. Ruddell The Rev. Susan Sheridan Palm Sunday, March 28 10:30 aan. Maundy Thursday, April 1 8:00 pun. Communion Good Friday, April 2 10:30 am. Easter Sunday, April 4 10:30 am. Church School • Nursery Provided ALL WELCOME TRAFALGAR PRESBYTERIAN 354 Upper Middle Rd. at Trafalgar (Enter from Trafalgar to White Oaks Blvd. E., N. on Litchfield)Rev. Feme Reeve 842-2800 Sunday Services 9 :1 5 am. & 11:00 am. Small Groups for Kids, Youth & Adults Sunday School and Nursery idea at both services. Air Conditioned. provu KNOX PRESBYTERIAN L a k e sh o re R d . a t D u n n S t. D o w n to w n O ak v ille 844-3472 R ev. H a r r y M cW illiam s 10:30 Morning Worship "Palm Sunday: Mystery or M iracle" Each Wednesday during Lent The Bread Table 12:15 p.m. -12:45 p.m. B rin g a bag lunch, a friend, a desire to sing, and a spirit looking fo r refreshment M0NDAY-FRIDAY 7:30-6:00 PM; WE'RE OPEN SATURDAYS 7:30-1 PM N u rs e ry a n d T o d d le r C a re F u ll C h u rc h S c h o o l P ro g ra m \0VDE\0m\TI0\AL *tb.c.c. O A K V IL L E C H R IS T IA N C E N T R E 146 Trafalgar Road (Parking at 133 Reynolds St) 842-8211 Come Worship With Us SUNDAY SERVICES 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. P a s to r J a m e e l A li W ed ., 7 :3 0 p .m . F a m ily N ig h t F r i ., 7 :3 0 p .m . P r a y e r M ee tin g DIAL A PRAYER 905-842-8211 Sunday 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Wed., Thurs., Fri. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Communion and Healing Service 1st Sunday of each month CHRISTIAN SCIEYCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST W ELCOM ES YOU 2522 Rebecca Street, Oakville 465-0475 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. NURSERY PROVIDED Wednesday Testimony Meeting 7:30 p.m. See njpre Worship listings on page 14. 120 Speers Rd. Oakville, 845-1561 W I N T E R , H O C K E Y & S U M M E R G O O D S P R I C E D T O R I P ! ! S O C C E R A H SHIN PADS VALUE TO $30 A l l SOCCER SHOES - Limited Selection at $4.99 pr. f - l B IK E S ------\ [a b o u t 25 DIKES / i \ [LL M m g ~ T E N N IS WILSON HAMMER RACQUETS AND PRO STAFF RACKETS PLUS ALL TENNIS SHOESr r v r r r I-- --I - f | f | - - PRINCE RACQUET r J ' ' J I I I '/HLUET0S250 S 5 0VALUE TO $250 B A S E B A L L RAWUNGS & WILSON GLOVES Jr'S to Pro Models__________ G O L F BAILS By the Dozen m i BOX IN L IN E & R O L L E R H O C K E Y S K A T E S VALUE ^ f j f if i f j f j Ci Cl TO r j rJ 1 r J r J $400 LAST SEASON'S MODELS Corbett's Ski & Snowboard V IP 's Remember iday,, 10 a.m. "5» Mission Roller Hockey Skates & Equipment N OW IN!