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Community

Artists Walk Gallery in VillageSquare, Burlington, a cooperativeof 20 local and regional artistsfrom Oakville, Burlington, Dundasand Hamilton, is holding silentauction of 24 pieces of art includ-ing pottery, paintings, textiles andphotography with proceeds tocharity including CarpenterHospice, Canadian Cancer Society,Canadian Diabetes Association,AIDS Foundation, Ontario Prader-Willi Syndrome Association,Canadian Breast CancerFoundation and area women’sshelters. Auction concludes Nov. 3,final bidding 7 – 9 p.m. Call 905-340-0216. See www.artistswalk.ca

The Lighthouse Program forGrieving Children offers peer sup-port to children and teenagers aged3-18 as they cope with the death ofa parent or sibling. At this time weare looking for volunteers to workwith children in our ongoing pro-grams. Call 905-337-2333 or emaillighthouseprogram@bellnet.ca

Sexual Assault and ViolenceIntervention Services of Halton(SAVIS) presents RelationshipSkills for Violence Prevention(RSVP), group workshops offeredto female adolescents 14 and 19 –new intakes accepted for new ses-sion Tuesdays, Nov. 7 – 19, 4 – 6p.m. Bus tickets and dinner provid-ed. Safe and confidential environ-ment. Call Nicole at 905-825-3622or email nicole@savisofhalton.org.

Bronte Challenge, Nov. 8,Bronte Legion, 79 Jones, 7 p.m.Champion pool player CliffThornburn will demonstrate hisskill and welcomes challengers.Tickets, $12 in advance or at thedoor. Call 905-827-4722.

Oakville Parent EducationNetwork invites you to attendUnderstanding and ParentingPre-teens and Teens. Speaker,Garfield Gini-Newman, professorat OISE/University of Toronto, Nov.15, 7 – 9 p.m. Doors open at 6:30p.m., Halton Region Cafeteria,1151 Bronte Rd. Free admission,donations appreciated. To register,call 905-825-6000 ext. 3161 or e-mail JoAnne.Frisby@halton.ca

FRIDAY OCTOBER 27Fish Fry, Oakville Legion Br.

114, Upper Middle Road East, Oct27, 5 - 7.30 p.m. Cost: $7.50 perperson.

Oakville Wine EnthusiastsClub meets at St. Volodymyr, 1280Dundas. Featuring wines fromDelicato Family Wines, California.Registration 7 p.m., the tastingstarts promptly at 7:30 p.m. Forinformation visitwww.oakvillewine.ca. A limitednumber of memberships available.Guest fees $15,www.oakvillewine@gmail.com.

Volley Ball every Friday night,Glen Abbey Recreation Centre, 8 –10 p.m. Call Ilze, 905-844-8953 orKristina, 905-849-4864.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 28Pig Roast, Bronte Legion, 79

Jones, Victory Room, 6:30 p.m.Tickets $15 each – $10 for danceonly starting at 8 p.m. Music byLinda Rioux or Quebec. Call 905-827-4722.

Cancelled: Halloween Dinnerand Dance at Oakville Legion Br.114.

Ghost Walk, 7 p.m., and 8 p.m.,at Oakville Historical Society, 110King. Cost: $12 adults, $6 children.Reservations recommended, call905-844-2695.

Fair Vote Canada-HaltonChapter meets 10 a.m. – noon,United Way of Oakville, 466 Speersbetween Dorval and Fourth Line,Suite 200, 2nd Floor. ContactSandra at sansam25@yahoo.com.

St. Michael Annual FallBazaar, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. 165 Sewell.Bake table, penny draw, nearlynew, children’s corner, raffle, tearoom. Free parking and admission.

The Bronte CCC (CommunityConsultation Committee) holds5th community Fall Trail Clean Upalong Bronte Creek (underRebecca Street Bridge to PetroCanada Park), 10 a.m - 2 p.m. Meetat field beside the fire station onRebecca. Bags, gloves and litterpickers provided by the Town ofOakville. Refreshments.

Annual Bazaar: Bethel UnitedChurch, Trafalgar north ofBritannia, 2 – 4 p.m. Homebaking,jams, pickles, plants, vegetables,crafts, white elephant and tearoom.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 29Halloween Party, in garage at

2096 Lumberman Lane (ThirdLine and Upper Middle area), 2 – 9p.m. Parents and their toddlers andyoung children are invited to comein costume. Face painting, colour-ing and kids’ activities. Donationsaccepted for Give Kids a ChanceFoundation to help children inGuatemala. Refreshments. RSVPAugusta, 905-847-3725. For infor-mation seehttp://home.cogeco.ca/~givekid-sachance/foundation.htm.

Haunted Happenings, 1 – 4p.m., Oakville Museum at Erchless,8 Navy. Dress up in costume, makeHalloween crafts, play ghoulishgames and visit the crypt of hor-rors. Cost: $5 per child and $3.75adult. Call 338-4400.

MONDAY OCTOBER 30Tots and Us, open to moms,

dads and grandparents who aretaking care of a preschooler andwould like to meet others, St.Paul’s United Church, 454Rebecca, 10 – 11 a.m. Caregiversand children will participate inplaytime, music, stories and snack.No charge. Call 905-845-3427.

Halton Holistic HarmonyPresentation and SocialIntelligent Design: ReconcilingScience and Theology, presentedby Dr. John Stewart, 6:45 - 9:30p.m., in the Burlington ArtsCentre, Shoreline Room. 1333Lakeshore west of Brant,Burlington. Admission, includingrefreshments, $15 for adults, $12for seniors and students, plus non-perishable food item for food bank.Call 905-827-5048 or e-mailHalton_Holistic_Harmony@yahoo.ca

Weekly Walks by the Wateralong Waterfront Trail with theBronte Bunch. Group walks every

Monday year round for fun, fitnessand friendship. Meet at back doorof Coach and Four, Lakeshore andBronte. Walk begins 7:15 p.m.Après walk refreshments.Beginners welcome.Approximately 7K walk, 1.5 hours.Call Sylvia, 905-825-8763.

Social Ballroom Dancing forSingles, Couples 50 plus.Ballroom, Latin and Swing,Mondays, except holidays, to Mayat Sir John Colborne SeniorCentre, 1565 Old Lakeshore, ThirdLine and Lakeshore, 7.30 - 9.30p.m. E-mailronalex19@hotmail.com.

TUESDAY OCTOBER 31Lunch and Speaker Series pres-

ents Fit and Fabulous After 50with Attivo Fitness Therapy, SirJohn Colborne Centre for Seniors,Lakeshore and Third Line, 12:30p.m. Slow or reserve loss of muscledue to ageing, develop core and legstrength, improve balance, mobili-ty and endurance. Cost: $6.50, call905-815-5960.

HAPPEN - Linking People andOpportunities networking supportgroup for business professionals incareer transition, 8 a.m., LivingArts Centre, Mississauga. Speaker:Rose Alcamo, Conquering thebehavioural Interview Members$10, non-members $15. Call 905-339-0268 or www.happen.ca.

Oakville Walking Club, everyTuesday, 6:30 p.m., meet at smallplaza on the northeast corner ofMaurice and Lakeshore W. for half-hour walk on paved lanes atleisurely pace – with rest stops atbenches – in St. Jude’s Cemetery.

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1Broadway and Disney present-

ed by students of Linda Fletcherand Tom Oliver at WaltonMemorial United Church, 2489Lakeshore W., and Bronte Road,7:15 p.m. Tickets: $7, students $5.All proceeds to the VocalScholarship Fund of RotaryBurlington Music Festival. Call905-845-5076.

Vitamin D, Bone Health andYou: Prevention and Treatment ofOsteoporosis, free lecture with Dr.Aliya Khan, Metabolic BoneSpecialist, Halton HealthcareServices, LeDome Banquet Hall,1173 North Service Road E., pre-sented by Halton HealthcareServices. Please call 905-338-4379.

HAPPEN - Linking People andOpportunities networking supportgroup for business professionals incareer transition, 8 a.m.,Burlington Art Centre. Speaker:Chris Robertson, To the TopCanada. Members $10, non-mem-bers $15. Call 905-339-0268 orwww.happen.ca.

BEYOND, peer support groupfor those grieving the loss of aloved one, Wednesdays 7:30 p.m.,Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre,2530 Sixth Line, River Glen MewsPlaza. Call Debbie, 905-827-5849.

Polar Bears Mood DisorderSupport Group welcomes sufferersof unipolar (depression) and bipo-lar (manic depression), supportingfamily and friends, Wednesdays 7p.m., at 136 Cross Ave. Anonymous