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10 Business Links, Tuesday, July 13, 2010 "a little Downtown...Uptown" Great Tasting Gourmet Coffee Medium or Dark Roast · Flavoured It's what Georgetown's been waiting for... By Wendy Hue, PCC, CSP ­ Partners in Progress Come in join us for Breakfast Belgian Waffles with Fresh Fruit ...more new items on the menu! S Breakfast and Lunch, Made Fresh Daily · All Natural and Preservative- Free Desserts · Pizza, Sandwiches, Iced Cappuccino & Smoothies · Open Daily 7 am - 10 pm DC4K GROUP = HELP AND HEALING Please contact us if you would be interested in an adult DivorceCare program! DC4K: fun and interesting Children are engaged and active while participating in a DivorceCare for Kids group. Each session combines the following elements: Games Group Discussion Story Time Music Workbook Crafts DVD Dramas Snacks HELP YOUR CHILDREN HEAL FROM THE HURT & PAIN OF DIVORCE Designed for children ages 5 to 12 years whose parents are separated, divorced or who live in any unique family situation. DC4K Sessions Mondays from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Starting Sept 13th, 2010 Registration: $20 per child or $35 per family Program runs for 13 weeks DivorceCare for kids, DC4K, provides a safe, fun place where your children will learn to understand their feelings, express their emotions appropriately, feel better about themselves and develop coping skills. All in a safe, caring Christian environment. Brought to you by : The Salvation Army Georgetown Community Church 271 Mountainview Rd S. Phone: 905-877-1374 Email: emily_allen@can.salvationarmy.org 1. What's Happening to My Family? 2. God Loves Children in All Kinds of Families 3. Facing My Anger 4. Journey from Anger to Sadness 5. I Am Not Alone 6. God's Plan for Me 7. Developing New Relationships 8. Developing Money Smarts 9. It's Not My Fault 10. Telling My Parents How I Feel 11. Forgiveness 12. Loving My Parents 13. Moving On: Growing UP and Closer to God teven Prestipino, an operating partner at Express Employment Professionals, began volunteering many years ago as a sports coach, working with the Children's Miracle Network and supporting his partners Christine and Ray Menard's Shosholoza Foundation in South Africa. As a member of the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce, he sits on the Manufacturer's Round table and Chairs the Golf Committee. Steven believes that the benefits of volunteerism are far reaching. The biggest benefit is that it will have a ripple effect on many others in the community and it makes you feel good. "It's important to give back to the community and businesses in the community," he says. "For every person we help, we help four other people. When we help a person find work, for example this impacts on family, friends and colleagues." So it's a full circle win for everybody. Volunteering is much the same: it has an impact on more than the person or organization assisted. "At Express Employment Professionals we ask every employee to volunteer for at least one committee or community-based activity," Steven says. When asked what advice he'd give a company that wants to promote volunteerism he offered, "When you do your planning for the year, budget time for volunteering as this is often done during work hours." We thank Steven and all of the employees at Express Employment Professionals who contribute many hours to the business community and the community at large. Thank you John for your dedication and much appreciated contributions! Leaders Wanted Are you passionate about families and children? Whether you have experienced divorce first hand or not, we could use your help in ministering to these precious children. Contact us if you are interested in volunteering! Rebuilding Haiti By Gloria Hildebrandt, Co-publisher & Editor, Escarpment Views, 905.877.9665 For Residential & Business Service S $ 0 0 1 DID YOU KNOW . . . SAVE 2 WEEKS ONLY!* 00 ON ANY Water Softener System everal Chamber members are applying to volunteer on the next Team Canada Healing Hands medical mission to Healing Hands for Haiti headquarters in Port au Prince, Haiti. Participating members are Karen McKenzie-Stepner of Halton Hills Speech Centre and son Daniel; Judy Avery of Accountants on Main with husband Dale and daughter Leah; and Eric Doubt of Communication Associates and son Travis. Other supporting Chamber members are Marnie Hughes, Communication Artistry, Chris Miller, and Manon Dulude. The group has assembled a committee to conduct local fundraising for the trip. Healing Hands for Haiti is a non-profit, non-governmental organization specializing in physical rehabilitation services and training for the people of Haiti. To learn more about their work, visit www.healinghandsforhaiti.org. We're your Rural Water Specialists. We can treat all types of problems & we offer FREE Testing. We DO NOT have self-serve refill stations - We professionally sanitize the bottles EACH & EVERY TIME! BEST PRICE IN TOWN - 18.9L Reverse Osmosis/Spring/Distilled Water for pickup from only $4.25!! We sell water coolers in a variety of sizes and colours. We are a proud sponsor of over a dozen local sports teams & organizations. Residential & Commercial We offer SAME DAY water & salt delivery with the BEST PRICE in town. Call today! 10 Mountainview Rd. S., Georgetown Across from HOURS: 905-873-4683 Royal Bank & Domino's Mon-Fri 10-6 at Guelph St. cmurden@cogeco.ca Sat 10-3 *Offer ends August 1st, 2010