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Centre, 263 Kerr St. The Secret Garden shown at 1 p.m. Closed captioning. Free to members. Oakville Singles Alive and Dancing, 9 p.m., Oakville Legion, 136 Church St. Information: §42â€"1327. $30,000 Monster Bingo, Mayfair Bingo Hall, 483 Speers Rd. Proceeds towards purchase of food for Fareshare Foodbank of Oakville. Information/tickâ€" ets: John Summersides, §42â€"4481. Bronte Legion (Branch 486) hosts Bingo, Mayfair Bingo Hall, 483 Speers Rd., 6:30 p.m. Proceeds to religious, comâ€" munity and charitable projects. Understanding Today‘s Job Market with Lynda Rattenbury of Career Action Centre. Offered by Women‘s Employment Network, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Women‘s Centre, Hopedale Mall, 1515 Rebecca St. Information: §47â€"5520. No charge. ME/CFS _ (Chronic â€" Fatigue Syndrome) Luncheon, Red Lobster, 2423 Fairview St., Burlington. 1 p.m. Information: ME hotline, 383â€"4431. Overeaters Anonymous meets, 8 p.m., Knox Presbyterian Church, Dunn Street. Dupont Canada Inc. Ford Motor Company of Canada Kennedy Ford Sales Ltd. Long Manufacturing Ltd. McCutcheon‘s Camera Video Monenco AGRA Inc. National Refractories Minerials Inc. Oakâ€"Land Lincoln Mercury Sales The Parking Source wishes to thank its 1993/94 sponsors for their continued support: JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT (JA) OF OAKVILLE (Continued from page 7) OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 â€" 4 PM. 1378 HAZEL MCCLEARY DRIVE $189,900 JUST LISTED! Wonderful, better than a new home in east Oakville. Brand new broadloom, marble fireplace builtâ€"in entertainment centre in living room. Professionally finished recreation room, four piece ensuite. Fabulous deck for summer fun! Walk to new school, shops. C: II NINA BOKO?( (905)897â€"9555 Do your ears itch or break out when you wear earrings? (En(_@ Earrings were created just for your sensitive ears. Fashioned in a beatiful variety of styles that won‘t irritate your earsâ€"ever! Need Convincing? Try a FREE pair of Concepts on us. No purchase necessary! See for yourself that you CAN wear Concepts Earrings! We guarantee it! Do Pierced Earrings Irritate Your Ears? Manning Jewellers Information: Sharon, 844â€"9518. Canadian Hearing Society Peel and Area office looking for Buddy Volunteers who have experience in sign language to assist clients in developing social and life skills, assisting clients with language skills and or providing companionship and a support system. Call Janet Hobbs, 905â€" 896â€"1760 TTY or 1â€"800â€"855â€"0511. New conversational courses at the Alliance Francaise starting Sept. 21st, 22nd and 23rd for adults, teens, children, companies. Information: 905â€"529â€"8210 or 905â€"272â€"4444. Nonâ€"profit organization established in more than 112 countries. Junior Achievement looking for volâ€" unteers. For more information on how you can help, call Diana Vukadin, director, public relations, 847â€"0072. _ Oakville Hockey MOMS‘ annual Skate and Equipment Sale upcoming Sept. 10th. Equipment to be sold to be brought in to Oakville Arena, Rebecca Street, Sept. 8th and Friday, Sept. 9th, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Red Cross Babysitter Course, students 11 to 15 years, Thursday, Sept. 29th; Oct. 6th 13th and 20th; 6:15 to 8:15 p.m., Central Library. preâ€"registration necessary. Information: 845â€"5241. Petroâ€"Canada Procor RBC Dominion Securities Inc. Royal Bank of Canada Rotary Club of Oakville North Shell Canada Ltd. Shell Canada Products Ltd. Sunoco Inc. Westroc Industries Inc. Halton Board of Education offers LINC/ESL (English as a Second Language) classes for adults, days and evenings. Childminding available at some locations. Program expanding to Iroquois Ridge High School. To register, call 632â€" 6490, or consult the Education is Ageless Fall ‘94 program guide. Divorced? Separated? Thinking About It? Join Divorce Support Group meets first and third Thursdays of the month, 7 to 9 p.m. Speakers arranged for the third Thursday session. Sponsored by Womens Information and Support Centre of Halton, Hopedale Mall, Suite 230. No charge, no registration. Information: 847â€"5520. Unemployed? Looking for Work? Join the Womens Employment Network. Meetings held Tuesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Women‘s Informationa nd Support Centre of Halton, Hopedale Mall, Suite 230. Guest speakers, discussion, networkâ€" ing. No cost. No preâ€"registration. Information: 847â€"5520. Ladies Marathon Bridge Club in supâ€" (See Update page 10) Recent months have brought plenty of flash and holler to the issue of legal liability in business and the upshot is, if your organization â€" or the one on whose Board of Directors you sitâ€"doesn‘t have Directors and Officers Liability Insurance, you‘d better look into it. Soon. Courts are now placing increasing levels of responsibility for legal problems in the business world directly on the shoulders of the people charged with a company‘s overall directionâ€"setting and decisionâ€" making. The result is that individuals are now successfully suing directors and officers for problems and incidences that they did not, technically, cause. That represents a change from past practice, when appointment to a Board of Directors was, in many cases, an honorary event. Board members used to be insulated from most legal suits brought by disgruntled employees, injured workers, unhappy consumers and outraged suppliers or customers. If a decision was "rubberâ€"stamped" at the Board level, there were few, if any repercussions. Not so today. 125 CROSS AVENUE, _ TRAFALGAR vilLAce _ 844â€"2668 Mon. to Fri. 9:30 a.m.â€"8:30 p.m. _ Saturday 9:30 a.m.â€"5:30 p.m. By Peter Zulautf Peter Zulauft uks Lfmllllfilfil 84%AKV8|L§22 Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Broker ,200, restored mcnt call pectac Y prox 1.33 acre Estate completely m Lakeshore Road. For appiontâ€" DINA HAUCK* Recent court awards show a trend towards forcing directors and officers to perform to very high standards of behaviour, providing their insight and expertise at all times, asking tough questions where warranted, and insisting on further study, review or information where an issue might possibly, some day, cause problems for anyone. If they fail to do so, or if there is insufficient documentation to prove that they did, and if a lawsuiit is brought against the company, the officers and directors are likely to be charged, as well as the people directly responsible. Directors and officers are at particular risk if a company goes bankrupt, if a wrongful dismissal suit is brought against it, or if the organization they serve is sued for defaulting on any one of a multitude of provincial and/or federal acts. If they are found to be even partly responsible, their personal assets will be at risk. Even if cleared of all wrongâ€"doing, the defence costs can be prohibitive. Need to know more? To be sure you get the right advice, we recommend you discuss your coverage with a qualified insurance expert belonging to the Insurance Brokers Association of Oakville. Peter Zulaut is Principal in Carberryâ€" Davis Insurance Brokers Ltd. Sales Representative