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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday October 31, 2007 - 17 I hated not being able to dress trendy. And I missed the first three years of my son's hockey because I hated leaving the house for fear that people were looking at me and thinking I was too fat. Now I have more energy, I love to shop for trendy clothes, and my self-esteem is better. Everyone thinks I look great. The program is fast and easy, and if I can do it, anybody can. It's not a diet; it's a lifestyle change. Kim Before 60 pounds and 78 inches *THE REST OF 2007 Kim lost: IS ON US! Join any time between October 1 and December 31, 2007 and receive the remaining weeks of service in 2007 for free. *Based on the purchase of full program, excludes products, not valid with any other coupons, specials or promotions.* DEREK WOOLLAM / SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER After TIME TO LACE UP: Lisa Moffatt, left, Kim LaRonde, Sandy McDonald and Niambi Martin-John at Oakville Place to promote the Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer Walk to be held indoors at Oakville Place on Sunday. Taking Steps against cancer The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) Oakville Unit is urging all Oakville high school students to participate in the second annual Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer High School Challenge, that aims to get teens involved in the fight against breast cancer. Slated to take place indoors at Oakville Place Sunday, Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer is a 5km fundraising walk. Last year's inaugural walk drew an unexpectedly large group of participants who raised more than $23,000, a large portion of which was contributed by a number of Oakville high schools competing in the Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer High School Challenge. Students at T.A. Blakelock High School raised more than $2,000, beating out Appleby College and Iroquois Ridge. Students at T.A. Blakelock are again stepping up to the plate. "T.A. Blakelock High School is back and ready to reclaim their Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer High School Challenge title," said Lisa Moffatt, Fundraising Co-ordinator for the CCS Oakville Unit. If Blakelock successfully defends its title, it will receive a $250 Oakville Place gift certificate for the school. All students who participate in the walk will receive two community service hours, for full participation in the event. Students or schools can sign up online by going to www.cancer.ca and clicking the "join an existing team" option on the "Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer Oakville" event page. The event launches at 7:30 a.m. with registration and a light breakfast, courtesy of Tim Hortons. The opening ceremonies, hosted by Wave 94.7 FM, will be held at 8:45 a.m. The walk officially begins at 9 a.m. To register or for information, contact 905-845-5231 or email lmoffatt@ontario.cancer.ca. OUR STAFF HAS DONE IT, SO CAN YOU! Book an Appointment Today! OAKVILLE EAST 380 Dundas St. E., Trafalgar Rd. (in Longo's Plaza @ Trafalgar) OAKVILLE WEST 1500 Upper Middle Rd. W. (3rd Line, Sobey's Plaza) OAKVILLE SOUTHEAST 511 Maple Grove Drive (Sobey's Plaza) NOW OPEN 905-257-2404 905-469-4532 905-618-0058 www.herbalmagic.ca www.herbalmagic.com *Excludes mandatory products, based on full program, not valid with any other coupons, offers or promotions. Trade in Canada Celebrate Skilled Trades Day at The Centre KEEPING SENIORS INFORMED Our LivingWell Events are Open to the Public between 5 ­ 8 pm Monday, November 5 The Centre for Skills Development & Training The Bay Area Learning Centre 860 Harrington Court, Burlington For information, call 905-333-3499, ext. 121 or visit www.thecentre.on.ca TM Skills Development & Training The Centre