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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, June 21, 2000 GARY CARR,MPP. Oakville Constituency Office: 2330 Lakeshore Rd. W. Oakville. Ontario L6L 1H3 (905) 827-5141 FAX (905) 827-3786 OAKVILLE WATERFRONT FESTIVAL Take Hi© Bus! Oakville Waterfront Festival Shuttle Map Oakville Transit provides a free shuttle service to all Festival sites throughout the weekend Please wait for the bus at the designated stops along the routeS^ri order to maintain fast service, drivers will not pick up passlngers between stops. Parking istoot allowed on many of the streets around the Festival venues. Illegally parked cars will be lined and/or towed P « s e drive to a designated parking area and hop on the bus) M ENSW EAR C O M R A N V PONTI----------s & Co. Legend Bus Stop Parking Lot Shuttle Route U g g ^ W d d teR o jd Sheridan College Wyecroft Rd. Bronte GO Station Speer* Rd. O a k v iiiit ^ GO Station BAUM LER Rebecca SI L akeside Park B ronte « . . R oad 1 Bronte Heritage W aterfront Park r OAKVILLE Winston Gate Power Ctr. (905) 403-9028 MISSISSAUGA 1911 Dundas St. 1. (90S) 212-9255 WOODBRIDGE Colossus Centre (90S) 265-9048 NORTH YORK 55 Orfus Rd. (416) 784-3339 Coronation Park For complete Transit info call 615-2020 Collapsible strollers only are permitted on the bus, sorry, no dogs. For a complete schedule of events, please see page C4 and C5. Staying safe through three days o f fun T BARRIE Barrie Power Ctr. (705) 733-5637 SCARBOROUGH Warden Power Ctr. (416) 755-4620 SALE ENDS J U N E 29 he Oakville Waterfront Festival is coming-and so are many other large, outdoor summer events. Keeping the family safe at festivals, concerts and carnivals can be a headache-and not just from summer heat. But it doesn't have to be that way, with a little planning and these tips from St. John Ambulance: · Rem em ber your sun safety. Even if it's cloudy, wear a shirt, a hat, and SPF 15 sunscreen. Reapply every four to six hours, or sooner if you're sweaty. · Drink lots o f fluids. W ater is best. Avoid alcohol, since it will only dehydrate you and make you thirstier. · Stick together. Plan a meeting place in case you get separat ed. Teach your children what to do if they get lost: stay put, hug a tree or post, and look for the nearest security guard or police officer. · Bring a band-aid. A simple first aid kit can prevent m inor injuries from becoming m ajor problem s. A fanny pack kit is per fect for families on the go. Some events (including the Oakville Waterfront Festival) have a St. John A m bulance booth or tent on the grounds; w e're always there to help! At Coronation Park, we will located at the centre o f Ring Road, and at the Bronte Waterfront Heritage Park near the main entrance. By thinking ahead and asking yourself what kinds o f situa tions or injuries are likely, you will be better prepared to face the day. Anything might happen-and St. John A m bulance wants your sum m er outings to be fun for everyone. The resounding success o f W e stm o un t in G le n A h h e y s W e s t O a k Trails is a testimony to responsible development. N ow, Phase IV is unveiled, once again, w ith a host o f quality builders w ith an array o f new designs. A cres o f protected, wooded lands w ithin the com gr munity make W e stm o un t like no other in O a k ville. Environm ent.Neighbourhood. A rchitecture. AAore o f everything you want. Because you can never get enough o f a good thing. Phase I V o f W estm ount in G le n A b b eys W estoak Trails is now open. W estmount E I)iMarco Construction · 905-827-9979 Markov Homos · 905-257-0011 National Homes · 905-609-9199 Valery Construction · 905-547-5056 m r >* < + r - '- o * I V o e v tL O P u e m c o m p a n y or visit our web site at www.genstar.com 416 232-2280 -