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10 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday May 17, 2006 Oakville soldier's grave in good hands Tired of cleaning your pool? Chart a Course to Clear Waters By Billy Canning SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER Brother and sister are teaming up and looking into all avenues in hopes of finding family members of a fallen Second World War soldier from Oakville. MAIL-IN REBATE Why don't you turn one loose in your pool today! $100 Learn, Relax & Rejuvenate! Natural Holistic Approach to Health With the use of Therapeutic Essential Oils C.A.R.E. Intensive Centre forAromatherapy Research and Education Country Inn by Carlson Oakville, ON May 26, 27, 28, 2006 Instructors Carol Garvey, CI and Kathy Spohn, FCCI All persons seeking practical knowledge and skills in the Healing Art and Science of Applied Aromatherapy are encouraged to partcipate in C.A.R.E. Seminars www.haywardcanada.com For more information/fees contact Carol Garvey (905)815-9931 (416) 806-1278 Email: carol@journey4health.com Jim Logie, 68, and Annie Dale, 65, have been searching and wondering since last October why a Canadian soldier is buried at a cemetery in Carluke, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Logie said his sister Annie stumbled along the gravestone while bringing flowers to her husband's grave. "It was Just by accident that she found it," said Logie. He said the soldier whose family they are looking for is Private Adam Hastings. He was a part of the Royal Canadian Infantry Corps and is believed to be the son of James and Catherine Hastings and husband of Mary Hastings. Logie, a Scotland native, who moved to Canada from England in March, 1977, said Private Hastings is placed at Wilgon Cemetery in Scotland, and on the gravestone is the date 09, 01, 1943. It is unclear if the exact date of Hastings death was Sept. 1, 1943, or Jan. 9. Logie said he finds his sister's discovery peculiar because he recalls there were no military camps in the area where Private Hastings is buried, but he wants all concerned to know that he and his sister are doing their best to look after the gravestone. "We just want people in Oakville to know that we are doing our best to look after it," said Logie. If anyone has information that would help Jim Logie and Annie Dale find relatives of Private Adam Hastings, letters can be sent to Jim Logie at Box 573, Iroquois, ON, K0E 1K0. For All of Your Printing Needs Sheridan's Technology and Manufacturing programs connect you to the careers of the future: · Chemical Engineering Technology · Computer Engineering Technology · Electronics Engineering Technology · Integrated Manufacturing Systems · Manufacturing Engineering Technology · Manufacturing Management · Mechanical Engineering Technology · Single Sheet · Tabloids · 1 Colour to Full Colour Process · Very Competitive Prices Printing and Distribution Packages Available Call Marie APPLY NOW FOR SEPTEMBER! Call 416-754-2600 or visit tech.sheridaninstitute.ca (905)845-3824 ext. 273 mgallagher@oakvillebeaver.com @ Our Best Sale Incredible Savings on EVER! 125 Cross Ave. (across from Home Depot) Oakville all Lenses COMPLETE PACKAGES include Selected frames Thin lenses Anti-reflective Anti-scratch INCREDIBLE DEALS ON ALL BIFOCALS Our experts can show you hundreds of options Doctor's appointments arranged $ SPACE OPTICAL 905-842-2821 Single Vision from Call for details 193 Limited time offer based on availability