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of interest to families, relatives and all care givers PROGRESS IN ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE RESEARCH: the Elusive Search for Cause and Treatment By DR. DONALD McLACHLAN, M.D., ER.CP(C) Director, Centre for Research in Neurodegenerative Diseases, University of Toronto WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 7 p.m. at St. Peter‘s Hospital auditorium, 88 Maplewood Avenue, Hamilton Everyone Welcome Admission Free Wheelchair Accessible 581 ARGUS ROAD OAKVILLE Drop in and see us, the coffee is always on. A, _ AND, WE‘LL PAY THE PARKING. MEDICALLY SUPERVISED WEIGHT LOSS AND COUNSELLING SERVICES C#\ / Alzheimer sociery ron RALTONâ€"WENTWORTH PRESENTS A PUBLIC LECTURE GIC, RRSP RRIF 146 Lakeshore Rd. E. (at Navy St.) Oakville RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 1.15% Minimum $1,000 7997 ARGUS As far as Oakville Ward 3 public school trustee John Scheel is conâ€" cerned, Halton Board of Education director Bob Williams still has a lot of explaining to do. On Jan. 14th Scheel finally received a written response from Williams explaining why his office requested a copy of his nomination form on the morning of the 1991 municipal election. "It is my opinion that the response from Mr. Williams is totally inadeâ€" quate and his actions cannot be justiâ€" Trustee not satisfied with explanation why his nomination papers sought by chairman In his response, Williams, who was absent from the meeting, said the information was sought on behalf of former board chairman Bill Harrison. Coming to Oakville Feb. 7 Meeting at: Northâ€"east corner of Hwy. #25 Upper Middle Rd. For more information call Watch The Weekend Beaver for details. In the meantime, continue to enjoy tantalizing cuisine and friendly service at Buonasera... Yes, we‘re open for business as usual, but we‘re anxiously awaiting the day we celebrate the of our new lounge area. WERE ABOUT TO UNVELIL A NEW LOOK... 119 Jones St., Bronte, Oakville 825â€"9328 EDEN â€" 827â€"5806 or 364â€"0017 FOR YOUR PERSONAL WELCOME OR INFORMATION ON _ < BECOMING A REPRESENTATIVE, PLEASE CALL ... m COMING FEB. 10th If you are expecting an addition to the family you will want to attend ... Look what WELCOME WAGON has in store for you. East Oakville Glen Abbey Northeast 8422385 §47â€"3593 842â€"1560 For a free invitation to our upcoming show or more information please call: * Demonstrations * Exciting gifts for every Momâ€"toâ€"be LET US PUT 7(%0””(@% OUT THE MAT q fied under any circumstances. I am hereby formally requesting that he produce a statutory declaration from Mr. Harrison spelling out their respecâ€" tive roles in full detail," stated a report Scheel put before trustees at Thursday‘s board meeting. Oakville â€" resident _ Elaine Nielsen,an Oakvilleâ€"Trafalgar High School relocation opponent, is simiâ€" larly dissatisfied with a response Williams provided her on the same Labelling the issue "subversive" and a "pull away from the democracy of this board or any other," Scheel, said he intends to "swing the cat by the tail until it understands it did something wrong." Sun. Feb. 21st HOLIDAY INN OAKVILLE West 827â€"0194 * Special Display * Numerous Door Prizes 3:00 p.m. "The bottom line is that the entire rationale for Mr. Williams‘ actions was that Mrs. Nielsen‘s support for me was germane to repudiating the ‘incorrect‘ information in the first colâ€" umn. This is patently ridiculous. Errors, if any, could have been corâ€" rected without my nomination papers. I contend that the only purpose for the actions taken and support offered was to discredit me by my association with Mrs. Nielsen, irrespective of whether I had anything to do with the Nikiforuk column," wrote Scheel. After the nomination form was requested by the board on the mornâ€" ing of the election, it was forwarded to the Globe and Mail, on Dec. 20th, 1991 after Nielsen informed the newspaper she was seeking a press council hearine. Williams explanation did little to appease Nielsen and Scheel. At the board meeting, Scheel reminded trustees of that and wrote, "Please understand that Mr. Nikiforuk‘s column was essentially entirely accurate. There were no errors. The information provided by Mrs.. Nielsen was wellâ€"researched and mostly on Halton Board of Education letterhead. Many of Mr. Nikiforuk‘s statements have subseâ€" quently been proven correct through rulings of the Press Council and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Individual Privacy Act people, as well as retractions of stateâ€" ments made by several newspapers and/or their editors." On Nov. 8, 1991(several days before the election) the Globe Mail published a Facts Arguments Fifth Column written by Andrew Nikiforuk in which the board was criticized based on information provided to Nikiforuk by Nielsen. The column was swiftly rebutted by Williams who was given space in the column Feedback, four days later, Nov. 12th, 1991 â€" the day of the municipal election. The rebuttal column saw Williams refer to "a noisy and often nasty little group of Oakville residents" and statâ€" ed "Mrs. Nielsen is on the election team of a trustee candidate in Oakville who is running against an incumbent trustee." The issue centres around Nielsen‘s discovery through a Freedom of Information Act request for informaâ€" tion on file about herself that the board had obtained a copy of Scheel‘s nomination papers. Nielsen was one of the people who signed Scheel‘s nomination papers. In a reply to Nielsen dated Dec. 18th, Williams wrote, "The form was requested at the direction of the chair of the board, Bill Harrison. He required it as part of the verifying information in dealing with the ediâ€" tors of the Globe and Mail with regard to Mr. Nikiforuk‘s column." | Cabinet Warchouse Please be advised that incorrect hours appeared in the Wed., Jan. 20th ad placed in the Oakville Beaver. The correct hours are Monday Wednesday, 10â€"5 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10â€"8 Saturday 10â€"4 CashE \