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Manon Dulude Ph.D. is a Professional Certified Coach with the International Coach Federation. She offers Executive, Leadership and Team Development Coaching as well as Career Coaching. To contact Manon, call 905 873- 9393 Q: How can Coaching help me better manage my careerplanning process? Q: Contact Us 324 Guelph St. Unit 8 Georgetown ON L7G 4B5 905.873.4800 smile@youngdentistry.ca A: youngdentistry.ca When I hear about uncles like Walter I usually ask "Well, did he get the tooth crowned too?". And the usual answer is "How should I know? I'm not his biographer". And then everyone has a good lol. Then when we track down uncle Walter and press him for details, he usually admits that he blew the crown money betting on the ponies. And we all shake our heads sadly. A tooth that requires a root canal is likely already in rough shape. It may have suffered from a break or big cavity that has injured the nerve. Once completed, the tooth has an even deeper hole leading right down the roots. When filled in with a regular filling these teeth have a nasty habit of cracking under pressure. One almond or popcorn kernel and, bam!-they can break down to their roots. And dentists are good but we can't fix broken roots, so the tooth needs extraction. A crown acts like a suit of armour for a tooth, covering up all the exposed areas and deflecting damaging forces. It looks natural and best of all, prevents breakage. A crown is an important part of successful root canal treatments. So that's why uncle Walter promised us that next time he will choose the wise investment and get the crown done instead. My uncle Walter had a root canal and then two years later, bam!-they had to take the tooth out. 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Thinking of movies, the monthly Tuesday af- ternoon movie on Oct. 13 will be Cinderella (not the animated version) On Oct. 6 at 1:30 p.m. we have our Fall Fash- ion Show featuring fashions by Alia from Milton modeled by our lovely Hillsview members. Tick- ets are on sale at the Centre and at the door. Ev- eryone is welcome! Now October is here we can start talking about the great Halloween Party we have planned for Fri- day, Oct. 30 in our hall. Yes we will have beer and wine for sale, which will help with the merriment when we check out the various costumes people are wearing. This gives you lots of time to come up with a costume. Don't like getting dressed up? No problem, just come and enjoy looking at other people's ingenuity when it comes to costumes. We have a great D.J. booked so I know there will be lots of dancing. Please note there is a misprint in the Sideroads magazine that was delivered to homes in Halton Hills last week. The date is Friday, Oct. 30 (not Oct. 31) which gives you lots of time to get ready for the little ones on Halloween day. The Centre was very pleased to receive a call from Papillon Purification Systems that an anon- ymous person had donated 10 bottles of water to the Centre. What a kind gesture! Our group of social dancers that meets every Thursday afternoon were invited to show off their steps at the Farmers Market on Thursday, Sept. 24 in the afternoon. It's a great way of showcasing the fact that we may be 55+ but we still have lots of "get up and go". Lunch tomorrow (Friday, Oct. 2) is salad, chicken breast with noodles and veg plus, of course, dessert. On Oct. 9 it is the ever-popular soup and a variety of sandwiches plus dessert. There was no winner in the weekly 50/50 this week, so next week the amount to be won should be around $100. By Julie Conroy Hillsview Active Living Centre- Acton