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Visit delmanor.com for all our GTA locations. Youre Invited To Our Weekly Events Every week we hold special events. Join us: learn something, play something, do something, make something. Theres something for you to enjoy every week. Visit our website or call for details. But, please RSVP as space is limited. Discover Richmond Hills inspired retirement rental residence. If you dont live at Delmanor Elgin Mills, heres your chance to live like you do! Tues. Aug. 16 - 2:15 Travelogue: A tour if Nicaragua. RSVP by Aug. 15 (905) 469-3232 (905) 469-3232 1459 Nottinghill Gate (west of Dorval, south of Upper Middle) w w w .in si d eH A LT O N .c o m O A K V IL LE B E A V E R T h u rs d ay , A u g u st 1 1, 2 01 1 1 0 Childrens Choir, Oakville Literary Alliance, Oakville Symphony Orchestra, Oakville Wind Orchestra Inc. and West End Studio Theatre. Submissions were down from last year and we interpret this as great news, said Andrew MacIver, treasurer of the Oakville Arts Council. Many of our previous grant recipients have demonstrated impressive success and are now in a position to sustain themselves without the aid of the cultural grant. Culture in Oakville is thriving. Not-for-profit arts, heritage and cultural groups interested in applying to the Cultural Grants program for 2012 are invited to attend a workshop hosted by the Oakville Arts Council and the Town of Oakville on Wednesday, Aug. 24 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the central branch of the Oakville Public Library, 120 Navy St. To register, visit www. oakvillearts.com. The Cultural Grants program has been funding local arts and culture programs since 1989, having given 42 different cul- tural organizations financial funding over the past 22 years. For information on the program visit www.oakvillearts.com. The man accused of stealing a $19,000 diamond ring from an Oakville Place Mall jewellery store has been arrested, but the diamond is still missing. Andrew Smyth, 37, turned himself in to Hamilton police Saturday morning; just days after Halton police issued a war- rant for his arrest. Smyth was transferred into the custody of Halton police Saturday afternoon and has since been charged with three counts of theft over $5,000. Police said one charge of theft over $5,000 stems from an incident, which took place Tuesday, July 26 when a man entered the Birks Jewellery store at Oakville Place and asked to see a specific grade of diamond. The clerk opened the display case to show the man a particular diamond ring at which point the man grabbed the ring, fled to a waiting vehicle and drove away. An unknown male was in the front pas- senger seat. Police said Smyth was also wanted in connection with a similar jewellery theft in Burlington in which a $10,000 ring was stolen from a Charm Diamond Centre on Monday, July 25. He was also wanted in connection with a Hamilton theft, which took place just a few hours after the Burlington theft, in which a high-end Rolex was stolen. Police report that none of the jewellery stolen in these incidents has been recov- ered. Workshop coming up Arrest made but stolen diamond is still missingContinued from page 1 SERC invites business to talk The Sheridan Elder Research Centre (SERC) is inviting local business leaders to a pair of community networking opportunities, which will be taking place at Sheridan College Aug. 25 and Sept. 14. The events, to focus on aging, will take the form of complimentary breakfasts and will be held from 7:30-9:30 a.m. in the colleges SPARK boardroom. Anyone interested in attending either of the networking sessions can contact Andrew Sarrazin at 905-845-9430 (voicemail number #32415) or andrew.sarrazin1@sheridanc. on.ca.