C 2 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday September 18, 2002 Mother-Daughter Walk on Sunday Enjoy a walk in the park on Sunday and support the Heart and Stroke Foundation. The annual C heerios' M otherDaughter Walk for the Heart and Stroke Foundation takes place at Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Burloak Drive north of QEW, on Sunday. Participants can walk a five-kilometre route. Registration is 9 a.m. near Parking Lot D. The walk starts at 10 a.m. Participants are asked to raise at least $20 in pledges or pay a $15 fee. Proceeds from the walk will go to research and promotion to reduce pre mature death and disability from heart disease and stroke. Investors Group's Oakville office will provide volunteers to assist with the walk, plus provide a courtesy station for participants at the end of the walk. For more information, and to regis ter, call 905-634-7732 or visit www.heartandstroke.ca. PIANO LIMITED TIME ONLY SALE N E W PIANOS fro m $ 38 88 ." Peter C. McCusker · Oakville Beaver TIN HAT PARADE: Friday's 32nd annual Tin Hat Memorial G olf Tournament at the Oakville G olf Club ended with a parade o f World War I I veterans at the first tee at 6 p.m. The event featured a flypast by vintage Harvard Training Aircraft. Taking the salute is Lynton Davies, top right, of the Royal Air Force, and getting ready for the parade are the veterans. This year, the golf tournament was opened up to family members o f World War I I veter ans. No M oney Dow n, No Payments, No Interest fo r 6 Months* "Touch Sensitive" KEYBOARDS fro m $ 29 8." DIG ITAL PIANOS fro m $ 15 99 ." USED GRANDS FREE `S T YAMAHA "»T * 1299TUNING 2388 Fairview St. BURLINGTON (905) 639-4465 ke y b o a rd c e n tre .c o m Pictures fo r illustration only. * OAC. Some restrictions apply. S TE V E LO A TE S KEYBOARD CENTRE Bike Trek Sunday Cyclists of all abilities are invited to challenge themselves in the Lungs Are For Life Bike Trek on Sunday. Participants can cycle the Glen Abbey Trails, or ride to Milton and back, in their effort to raise funds for the Halton Lung Association. Cyclists can choose a five-kilometre or 20-kilometre route through the Glen Abbey Trails, or a 60-kilometre ride from Oakville to Milton and back along scenic roads. A turn-around check-in point at Loblaws in Milton will include a barbecue. The event will start and finish at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre on Third Line south o f Upper Middle Road. The 60-kilometre ride leaves at 9 a.m.; the 20-kilometre trek goes at 10 a.m., followed by the five-kilometre cycle at 10:30 a.m. Cyclists are asked to be at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre at least 45 minutes before their chosen ride starts. Proceeds will be used to help people suffering from respiratory diseases. The more money individuals raise, the greater the chances of receiving prizes - a Raleigh Elkhom bike for $1,500 or more; a Raleigh Matterhorn bike for at least $1,000; Sugoi jersey for $500, Bell helmet for $300; and Moby Gell gloves for a minimum $200 in pledges. The top fundraising company team will receive bomber-style jackets. Registration fees are $25 for adults and teens aged 15 and up; $15 for chil dren 14 and under; and $80 for fourmember company teams. There will be a barbecue at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre at the conclu sion of the ride. For information, call the Halton Lung Association at 905-847-1033. "Love, and the care at Erin Mills Lodge, will keep us together." Erin M ills Lodge offers us a full ran ge of care levels on-site, fro m in d e p e n d e n t living to personal care and lo n g te rm care. T h a t m eans w e can co n tin u e to be to g e th e r here w ith o u r friends, even if o n e o f us needs som e extra care. 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