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14_V1_OAK_SEPT22.qxd 14 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday September 22, 2006 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9am - 6pm All items while quantities last, subject to availability. www.terragreenhouses.com Celebrate the Harvest Join us Saturday Sept. 23rd 12pm - 3pm and celebrate the harvest. Seasonal treats (hint … think corn roasts and fresh apples), scarecrow crafts for the kids and fun for all ages. Cedar Mulch All 2 gal Euonymus regular 19.99. Wheat Sheaf Table Décor Buy any 2 packages of Fall Bulbs and get a box of Bonemeal Free Sale period: September 21st - 27th Indoor or Outdoor Thai Pottery All Perennial Grasses. 40 % Off $7.99 Only $1.99! per bag Only $17.99! Dwarf Alberta Spruce (3 foot) regular 39.99. Pie Pumpkins. 49¢ $2.99 Waterdown HWY #6 & 5th Concession E. (905) 689-1999 Vaughan Keele St. 1 Block North of Teston Road (905) 832-6955 Burlington HWY #5 East of Brant St. (905) 332-3222 Milton Britannia Rd. West of Trafalgar (905) 876-4000 TERRA Sized Fall Mums $5.99 or 3 for $15.00. 50 % Off Decorative Cornstalks 2.99 per bundle, regular 5.99. Fall Fresh Colour All Japanese Maples 60% off Only $6.99! Caribbean intergenerational concert: The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton (CCAH) Seniors' Program is pre- senting an intergenerational concert on Sunday, Sept. 24 at the Oakville Seniors' Centre, 263 Kerr St. Seniors along with junior steel pan play- ers will be showcasing their talents. This program is a first for Halton. The focus is on sharing knowledge, skills and experiences with arts, culture and her- itage. CCAH in partnership with the Oakville Seniors' Centre launched the pro- gram in January to promote the participa- tion of Caribbean and black seniors in work- ing together towards an inclusive commu- nity. The goal is that the community and the seniors' sector is to have resources and pro- gramming that support and acknowledge the diverse roots of seniors in Halton. Seniors will have an opportunity to perform to a community audience between 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The concert is free and refreshments will be served. Seating is limited. Guest artist and workshop facilitator, Dick Smith, will be performing folk songs. He was part of the team that founded Caribana, North America's first and largest carnival celebrating Caribbean culture. Smith teaches workshops on world percus- sion and Caribbean folk music. To find out more about the program con- tact Pam Chase or Veronica Tyrrell at 905- 257-0908. Fi nd t he h om e yo u' re lo ok in g fo r on lin e @ w w w .o ak vi lle be av er .c om