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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, Ju ne 13 ,2 01 9 | 36 Oleg's NoFrills 1395 Abbeywood Drive, Oakville HAPPY FATHER'S DAY! FLYER PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ONTARIO STORES ONLY. THURSDAY, JUNE 13 TO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019. COCA-COLA or CANADA DRY SOFT DRINKS selected varieties SCHNEIDERS BACON 375 g, or MAPLE LEAF READY CRISP BACON 65 g selected varieties 24 X 355 ML CRACKER BARREL NATURAL CHEESE SLICES selected varieties 200-240 g HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE selected varieties 710 mL 247 HAULER OFFER CRACKER BARREL NATURALTURALNATURALTURAL selected varieties 200-240 g 288 647 NEILSON CREAMS 5%/10% 1L or 18%/35% 473 mL, INTERNATIONAL DELIGHT or BAILEYS COFFEE ENHANCERS 400/473 mL, selected varieties PC®, FREE FROM®,THICK & JUICY™ or BLUE MENU® BURGERS selected varieties, frozen 852 g-1.36 kg burgers #HAULERS #HAULHARD 197 TIONAL DELIGHT BAILEYS COFFEE ENHANCERS TIONAL DELIGHT 97 TIONAL DELIGHT .67LB 1.48/KG 375 g, or 377 PORK TENDERLOINPORK TENDERLOIN cryovac package, freshcryovac package, fresh YELLOw PEACHES product of U.S.A., no. 1 grade 297LB 6.55/KG NEILSON CREAMS 5%/10% 1L5%/10% 1L5%/10% 1L5%/10% 1L .67 1.48/KG YELLOwYELLOYELLOwYELLOYELLOwwYELLOww PEACHES product of U.S.A., no. 897 .87LB 1.92/KG BEEFSTEAKBEEFSTEAK TOMATOESTOMATOES product of Ontario, Canada no.1 gradeproduct of Ontario, Canada no.1 gradeproduct of Ontario, Canada no.1 gradeproduct of Ontario, Canada no.1 grade TheMehta Family Oakville Trafalgor Relay for Life would like to thank: The Haylock Family The Sheedy Family Iroquois Shore The Ruetz Family Residents looking toResidents looking toR stuff themselves with mouth-watering barbecue ribs while supporting a good cause are invited to at- tend the eighth annual Oak- ville Family Ribfest. The event, which is orga- nized by the Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar, begins Friday, June 21 and contin- ues until Sunday, June 23 at Sheridan College's Oakville campus at 1430 Trafalgar Rd. This year's Ribfest will feature nine ribbers, includ-feature nine ribbers, includ-f ing returning 2018 champi- on London's Boss Hog. Hogfather and Jack the Ribber, the 2018 Oakville Ribfest second and third- place winners will also be back, along with Route 55 Tennessee BBQ, Tennessee Fatbacks Southern BBQ, Bad Wolf Barbecue, Brick Yard BBQ, the Crazy Ca-Yard BBQ, the Crazy Ca-Y nuck Smokers BBQ Special- ists and RD's Southern BBQ. "We have some amazing additions this year. We've got the Hamilton Ticats and the Hamilton Forge FC are going to be there," said past Oakville Ribfest chair Trish Peden. "We have football bowl- ing, the marketplace, the food vendors. We have thefood vendors. We have thef four beer tents and we havefour beer tents and we havef oysters in the beer tents this year. That's going to be fun. The amusement park is back and the entertainment is so good. Our headliner on Saturday night is called El- ton Rohn. I saw videos of him and he is just amaz- ing." The event will also fea- ture a Kids' PlayZone, which will offer numerous free activities for toddlersfree activities for toddlersf and teens alike. Home Depot will offer a Kids' Workshop, a one-on- one craft activity. There will also be bouncy castles, robotics teams demonstrating their creations, face painting, caricature artists and a clown who will make bal- loon animals. For those who like realFor those who like realF animals, Peden says vari- ous creatures will be pre- sent, courtesy of Soper Wildlife Rescue.Wildlife Rescue.W The Monkey Movers Bus for kids, which converts in-for kids, which converts in-f to a gym for little ones, will also make an appearance. "We have all kinds of emails coming in. The com- munity just loves this event," said Peden. "We are happy to put this on for the community be- cause a lot of it is free for the kids." Sheridan College presi- dent Janet Morrison said the college is pleased to host the event once again. "Certainly, engagement in the Town of Oakville and in our broader communi- ties of Mississauga and Brampton really matters to Sheridan," she said. "We pride ourselves on being an active, engaged contributor and who doesn't love ribs. I think ev- eryone is looking forward to a great weekend." Admission to Ribfest is $2, with all proceeds going toward supporting the Ro- tary Club of Oakville Tra- falgar's charitable activi-falgar's charitable activi-f ties. The rotary club helps a variety of local organiza- tions, including the Kerr Street Mission food bank, the Oakville Fare Share Food Bank, the Children'sFood Bank, the Children'sF Aid Foundation of Halton and many others. They also support the Stephen Lewis Foundation and provide funds to inter- national projects such as Haiti Containers for Hope and Polio Plus, which seeks to eradicate polio globally. Ribfest will take place: •Friday, June 21 from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. •Saturday, June 22 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. •Sunday, June 23 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. For more informationFor more informationF visit https://oakvillefami- lyribfest.com. ORGANIZERS HOPING FOR HUGE TURNOUT AT RIBFEST Organizers and sponsors gather to kick off publicity for the Oakville Family Ribfest at Sheridan College's Trafalgar campus. The eighth annual event is scheduled for June 21-23. David Lea/Torstar DAVID LEA dlea@metroland.com NEWS ANNUAL OAKVILLE FUNDRAISER RUNS JUNE 21-23