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•T he I FP • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, J ul y 11 , 2 01 3 16 Distress Centre North Halton would like to thank the following community partners for their support of our recent 40th Anniversary Dinner & Dance event. Their support will help us provide and expand our Distress Line services to the people in need in our communities. Highflute Distribution ProCuts Hair Salon Sheridan Nurseries Young's Pharmacy Tenaj Spa Mirvish Productions Artisans Attic Best Western Pine Cone Music Brampton Flight Centre Tim Hortons Sunstar Emerald Isle Hide House Salon 51 Shoppers Drug Mart Eagle Ridge Golf Club Henry Schein Carafe Wine Makers Laura Secord Red Lemon Salon Revera Michael Chong MP Trio Roofing Systems Golden Fish & Chips Dini & Co Sam McDadi Dentistry on Sinclair Q107 Norval Pancake Factory Peter Brights Gallery Dr. Art Balogh McMasters Meats Elizabeth's Fashions EndZone Kelseys Abigail Campbell RMT Smooth Solutions Pat`s Prime Cuts & Deli Chalmers Fuel Peel Landscape Terra Cotta Cookie Co. Georgetown Marketplace Bare Image Electrolysis & Laser Barbara Martin - Mary Kay Cosmetics Moksha Yoga Sherwood Digital Copy & Print Tony Hulme DJ Georgetown Royal Canadian Legion Mona Delicake Party Balloons and Gifts Vanderburgh's Florist Die-Mold Tool Ltd Pivot Systems Ltd AshFab Roofing Schillaci Café and Expresso Bar Interested in becoming a Distress Line Volunteer. Visit us at www.distresscentrenorthhalton.ca Laser Hair RemovalLaser Hair Removal Bare Image Electrolysis & Laser Inc. 905-873-6388 By Appointment Only! 1999 ONLY 4-6 TREATMENTS NEEDED! To free you from that unwanted hair. On Now at The Brick! For more details go instore or online @thebrick.com. GHVA presented its $50,000 cheque to the hospital expan- sion project. From left, K.C. Carruthers, GH Foundation executive director, Marie Car- ney, GHVA president, Carole Hunt, GHVA treasurer, John Oliver, Halton Healthcare Services president and Laurent Thibault, Foundation chair. GHVA donates $50,000 to campaign The Georgetown Hospital Volunteer Association (GHVA) presented a cheque for $50,000 to the Georgetown Hospital Foundation at its Annual General Meet- ing. This was the third instalment of $50,000 towards their fi ve-year $250,000 pledge to the capital fundraising cam- paign for the Georgetown Hospital Emergency and Diagnostic Imaging De- partments' expansion and renovation project. "The Georgetown Hospital Volunteer Association's support of the Georgetown Hospital expansion project has been extremely valuable," said K.C. Carru- thers, Executive Director, Georgetown Hospital Foundation. "In recognition of their support and contribution we will be recognizing the Volunteers Associa- tion through the naming of the new Di- agnostic Imaging Department Women's Health Suite." "The Association has actively played its part through our fi nancial support in the transformation that is taking place at the Hospital," said Marie Car- ney, GHVA President. "We are amazed at the progress that the expansion proj- ect at Georgetown Hospital has already achieved, and continue to look forward to see the fi nal results that our contri- butions will have helped to make at our Hospital and in our community. "Our volunteers are an integral part of our healthcare team, and their $50,000 donation will help to ensure that the renovations in the Emergency and Di- agnostic Imaging Department as well as the addition of the Hospital's fi rst CT Scanner happen," said John Oliver, HHS President & CEO. "Thank you to the As- sociation for their tremendous efforts." With a membership of over 150 adult and youth volunteers, the GHVA assists in many areas throughout the Hospital. The Association raises money through monetary and memorial donations, by operating the Hospital Gift Shop and Coffee Kiosk, through the HELPP Lot- tery, its annual poinsettia sale, choco- late sales and by organizing various community events such as the Annual Fashion Show and the Annual Straw- berry Social. The Georgetown Hospital Volunteer Association offers a rewarding and ful- fi lling volunteer experience to adults and youth. If you are interested in volunteer- ing at Georgetown Hospital, please call the Volunteer Services Department at 905-873-0111, extension 8153.