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11 Oakville Beaver Weekend Donations sought for Bronte Butterfly Project The Bronte Butterfly Project, involving the construc­ tion of a beautiful park for all seasons, is looking for donations from the public. "Imagine having your name on a piece of history," said project Executive Director Lee Bernard. "As we move towards the new millenium, so many people want to see their names etched in brick or metal- to provide a sense of permanence or to mark their place in our com­ munity. The response has been overwhelming." The Bronte Butterfly Project began as a dream of Bronte area merchants and residents, who wanted to cre­ ate a park suitable for both summer and winter enjoy­ ment. Local landscape architect Marius de Bruyn took the idea of a park and added his own unique spin; he added a butterfly. de Bruyn designed a garden shaped like a butterfly, with flower gardens for wings and water fountains in the antennae. Surrounding the butterfly is a rippling waterway whose pools would create a sense of serenity in the sum­ mer, but whose pathways would turn to ice in the winter, providing for ideal family skating. For a donation of $25 to $500, individuals and organi­ zations can have their names carved into the bricks build­ ing the project. For about $2,000, donors can purchase trees and benches and for higher sums, donors can buy formal and natural gardens, waterfountains, or even the Zamboni. If you are interested in volunteering for the project, or want to make a donation, call the Bronte Butterfly Project office at 905-825-2245 or visit the web pages found on the Bronte Village B.I.A. website at www.bron- tevillage.net. Sunday, June 6, 1999 P h o to by P e te r C. M c C u sk e r GOT YOUR GUIDE?: Included in this issue of the Oakville Beaver is the 1999 Oakville Visitors Guide pro­ duced by the Oakville Beaver and the Oakville Chamber of Commerce. Reading the guide are Carrie Janisse, Oakville Museum (foreground), with (left to right) Karen Hewson, Canadian Golf Hall of Fame, Cara Wiley, Oakville Arts Council, Lou Hunter Bronte BIA, Lori Woodall, Oakville Chamber of Commerce, Kelly Montague, Oakville Beaver, and Johanna Kendall, Brass lantern Bed and Breakfast. Copies of the Oakville Visitors Guide are also available at local businesses, Oakville Chamber, and local hotels and motels. Specialty lenses and lens treatments are extra. OPTICAL* E Y E C O rG Professionals you can trust O ffer expires July 3,1991. Second p a ir m ust be o i equal or lesser value. Some restrictions apply. Connot be combined w ith any other offe r, •le g is la te d tradem ark o f Sears, licensed fo r use in Canada. C opyright 1999. Soors Canada Inc. 2nd pair Frame and Lenses 1st pair Frame and Lenses O akville Place 842-9410 ext 565 mm suimii M" ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT NINTENDO 64 G A M E S H BLOWOUT SALE N IN T E N D O 64 Birthday Parties, Tournaments, G am e Room and More! OAKVILLE TOWN CENTRE I • 8 1 5 -0 3 8 4 Hour: Monday - Friday 11:00-8:00, Saturday 10:00-6:30, Sunday 12-6:00 http://www.bron-tevillage.net http://www.bron-tevillage.net