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/Today‘s Delivery _ ‘"We‘re particularly excited about ae fundraiser this year, since we will e opening our 4th children‘s camp is coming July in Quyon, Quebec," ays Don Schroeder,; President of the im Horton Children‘s Foundation. The Tim Horton Children‘s ‘oundation presently operates sumâ€" ner camps in Parry Sound, Ontario, ‘atamagouche, Nova Scotia and j ananaskis Country, Alberta. Participating Tim Hortons perators from coastâ€"toâ€"coast will onate all monies from their coffee ales for this 24â€"hour period to the im Horton Children‘s Foundation. ?he Foundation is a nonâ€"profit, chariâ€" ible organization operating summer amps for monetarily underprivileged hildren. Last year‘s Camp Day raised ver $700,000. The biggest day of the year has nce again arrived at Tim Hortons utlets across Canada as they celeâ€" rate Camp Day Canada today (April 7th). 1Torton‘s coffee sales oday go to help kids Be prepared to open your doors, s and pocketbooks to Salvation my volunteers next Monday ning when the charity "that gives thout asking why" conducts its nual fundâ€"raising blitz. As its contribution toward the $8.8 llion set for the Metro Toronto ra‘s Red Shield Appeal, Oakville‘s lvation Army is attempting to raise 05,000 on May 2nd. That‘s a mere 000 more than last year‘s goal ich unfortunately wasn‘t reached ter the total contributions of $97,000 re tallied. This year, organizers are off to a aring start with 550 volunteers ready recruited to go knocking at rs between 6 and 9 p.m. Monday. at‘s more than the total 472 volunâ€" ers in last year‘s campaign. But awn Samuels, Oakville‘s Red Shield oâ€"ordinator, says there‘s still time to list more â€" perhaps even enough reach the 1,000â€"volunteer goal she pes for. As well, "five or six" service clubs Oakville have come on stream and e willing to canvass, compared to y two last year. Besides this, the campaign has en streamlined in recent years with nvassing kits put together in ronto instead of by local volunteers. The evening will be a busy one for e volunteers. Although many of iem will spend only an hour canvassâ€" ig their neighbors, others will work te into the night depositing and proâ€" »ssing the contributions. Sally Ann needs your help Monday night pril 27, 1994 * Moore The Suit People * Vogue Bra * Appleby Mall* * The Bay * Overdrive e Woolco e Consumers Distributing * Plan Save* * Connons Garden Gallery* * Sears* * Sears* * Sears* * Micheals of Canada e Holland Park ; BARB JOY ecial to the Beaver While Monday‘s blitz night is the Menuha Therapy Centre RELOCATING 135 BRANT ST. (Brant Rebecca by Jackson‘s Bam Oakville Arena) Home Design Centre 2575 Dundas Street West, Suite 16, Mississauga, Ontario LSK 2M (905) 828â€"2100 1â€"800â€"668â€"4923 PAGE 9 see TthHe music® MIRAGE LOUDSPEAKERS 845â€"3323 Home Cinema Sound: MAY 1, 1994 *Partial delivery The sign says it all. Dawn Samuels, Mayor Ann Mulvale, Dorothy Szako, John Mockford, Howard Wills, Maj. Robert Zwicker, Rosemary Holloway and Beth Stainton pass the word on the Salvation Army‘s Red Shield Appeal blitz night Monday April 2nd. main focus of the Red Shield Appeal, its fundâ€"raising efforts will continue throughout the month of May, tradiâ€" tionally Salvation Army month, said Samuels. For instance, service club members whose Monday night meetâ€" ings keep them from canvassing on blitz night will probably knock on doors on Thursday night instead. Salvation Army Month was herâ€" alded by a flagâ€"raising at town hall Monday and the official kickâ€"off was held at Oakville Place on Saturday. 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Oakville Corporate Centre, 710 Dorval Drive Phone: 845â€"7164 1â€"800â€"668â€"1188 Appeal are used to support the 87 serâ€" vices the Salvation Army provides, an increasingly difficult task in today‘s downturn economy. In the first three months of this year, Samuels said an average of 150 needy families each month received assistance from the Oakville Salvation Army. They received food vouchers, clothes for their children and whatever else the Army could provide to meet their needs. "There‘s a lot going on in Oakville that people aren‘t aware of," said Beth Stainton who, for the past eight years, has been involved with the Salvation Army and is currently on her fifth year as residential chairperson for the Oakville area. Stainton has always been impressed by the only agency that "gives without asking why." She will always poignantly remember the young man who told her how the Salvation Army arranged for him to visit his dying mother in Toronto when he hadn‘t the money to travel from Barrie to see her. "They (workers) go out in a van to bring coffee, soup and friendship to people on the streets," she said. "They‘re not pushing religion. They just want to help." But she is uplifted by the Army‘s efforts to get kids in Toronto off its streets and into a better, more fulfillâ€" ing life. If you want to help by volunteering your services for blitz night or to recruit volunteers by telephone beforehand, call Dawn Samuels at 905â€"890â€"8706 in Mississauga. Fids Sense and Education Week! Thursday, April 28 Hosted by the Halton Police. Fill out a ballot to win a BOS Bicycle Helmet at the Cimmaster Sports display. _ Draws to be held Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May1. 8 treetproofingq Thursday, April 2 Hosted by the Halton Police. Hydro Safety riday, April 29 Meet ‘Zap the Safety Bird‘. 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