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56 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday June 13, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com EW N Delicious Meals To Your Door Barbecue at Clearview S ince the BBQ season is well and truly underway, Oakville Public Library invites you and your family to our Free Family BBQ at our Clearview Neighbourhood Branch. Make sure you stop by on Wednesday, July 9, between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., to check out our newest branch in the Cleaview area of Oakville and join in the fun! The unique Clearview Neighbourhood Branch opened its doors to the community last November and has provided an inviting community space for busy families for the past seven months. Called a `Neighbourhood Branch' because of its smaller square footage, select library services and hours of operation, Clearview is the first of its kind in the Oakville Public Library system. John Oreto, a Clearview resident and regular OPL customer, feels that the Clearview Branch is a welcome and much-needed addition to the Clearview community, "We love having this library in our area. The staff is excellent; they always make time to answer any questions we have. The children's area is extremely inviting and my children love coming to the library to play and learn." With feedback from our customers such as this, it is easy to see why Clearview has much to celebrate! Oakville Public Library's CEO, Lori Sims, is delighted that the Clearview Neighbourhood Branch is able to reach the community in such a direct way. "At OPL we have many ways of delivering services to the community but our branches remain a very important component of our overall structure. Clearview residents have been enjoying the friendly faces of their Menu Request Line 1-800-786-6113 To order online please visit www.coppercountyfoods.ca $ 10 OFF YOUR FIRST ORDER* *Valid for new customers only on orders of $50 or more. Complete meal prices start from $4.99 · Full colour menu · Over 60 products · Great taste · Nutritionally balanced · Free home delivery · No minimum order · Great prices · Designed for seniors library staff at a convenient location for quite a few months and we are thrilled that the Clearview Branch has been well received." Whether you have not yet discovered this newest addition to our library or are one of our regulars, please come and visit our Clearview Neighbourhood Branch and join our Free Family BBQ and take a peek at what Clearview has to offer. Beginning July 2, our Clearview Neighbourhood Branch will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursdays. There's a free family barbecue on July 9 from 5-7 p.m. at the Clearview Neighbourhood Branch, Oakville Public Library, 1148 Winston Churchill Blvd.,Unit B5 (entrance off Sheridan Garden Drive, call 905-815- 2033). And now we would like to hear from you regarding another OPL service. Tell us how you feel about our adult programming and how we can make it better. We have created an Adult Programming Survey that is now available both online, through our website at www.opl.on.ca, or you can simply pick up a hard copy at any local branch. The survey will be available until Friday, Aug. 15. As a token of our appreciation, we want to take you out for dinner. By simply filling in our Adult Programming Survey your name will automatically be entered into a draw to win a $150 voucher to dine at one of downtown Oakville's restaurants, Paridiso. -- Submitted by the Oakville Public Library SPINAL DECOMPRESSION THERAPY Are you Suffering from: · Neck Pain? · Lower Back Pain? · Sciatica? · Disc Injuries? Energize Your Mind. > Take your workout to the next level and Sculpture exhibit on at local church Proceeds go to $Million or More Oakville campaign An exhibition called Celebrating Life Through Stone is being held until June 21 at Maple Grove United Church, 346 Maple Grove Dr. The outdoor exhibition features Zimbabwean stone sculpture presented by sculptor and curator Chaka Chikodzi, whose gallery, Africville, has been involved with fundraising in Oakville for the past two years. This year Africville has teamed up with the $Million or More Oakville campaign to help in their efforts to raise one million dollars for the Stephen Lewis Foundation over the next two years. Twenty-five percent of the proceeds from sculpture sales will be donated to $MOMO, earmarked for grassroots projects in Zimbabwe to help ease the pain of HIV/AIDS there. Africville also helps support the Howard Hospital, a rural hospital in Zimbabwe that serves over 200,000 people on a dwindling $40,000 yearly budget. The exhibition's regular hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. For information on the $Million or More Oakville campaign, go online to www.millionormoreslf.ca. work muscles you never knew you had. WE CAN HELP! Reshape Your Body. CALL FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION! SIMPLY ALIGN REHAB 345 Lakeshore Rd, E., Suite 509, Oakville, ON (905) 337-0222 www.simplyalignrehab.com 21 213 Lakeshore Road East, Downtown Oakville (West of Trafalgar) (905) 339-FOOT (3668)