12 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday October 17, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com Jail-A-Thon will raise money for Crime Stoppers Oakville Mayor Rob Burton will join other politicians and local business owners at a Jail-AThon at Hopedale Mall to raise money for Halton Crime Stoppers. The event is being held today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday, Oct. 18) in the mall's indoor courtyard. The mayor will act as a judge while Oakville MPP Kevin Flynn will be going behind bars with Rodney Fairborn, the Hopedale Mall manager and Jay Lockwood, owner of J. Lockwood Chrysler. Halton Police Chief Gary Crowell, along with staff from St. Ignatius of Loyola High School, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Abbey Park High School and White Oaks Secondary School, as well as Suzanne Gilbert, the manager of security at Sheridan College are among others being locked up to raise money for Crime Stoppers. Tom Suddaby, chair of Halton Crime Stoppers, said this is the largest fundraising initiative the program is undertaking this year and board members hope the public will make donations so those volunteering to be jailbirds won't have to spend too much time in the makeshift jail, which will be set up in the mall's courtyard area. Suddaby said there will be mock trials where Burton and other judges, including Oakville resident Bob Youngs, will pass sentence on individuals facing charges ranging from instigating learning and cramming knowledge to occupying the legislature and bill passing. "Although we are hoping to do some serious fundraising to cover the cost of operating Crime Stoppers, we want all those involved to have fun," he said. "We decided on the Jail-AThon to put fun into fundraising." Halton police Sgt. Gary Gold, the co-ordinator of Crime Stoppers, said the program was forced, through belt tightening over the past couple of years, to cut back on some promotional efforts, but during that time has managed to continue operating at a high level and has produced some record results. Gold added there is still an opportunity for others to participate as jailbirds and assist with the fundraising. Anyone interested in more information should contact the Crime Stoppers office at 905825-4747, ext. 5139. YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! Living Healthy This FREE public education seminar is presented by Halton Healthcare Services in partnership with: Thyroid Cancer: What You Need to Know Dr. Nageen Hameed, Endocrinologist Halton Healthcare Services NOW OPEN! Made possible through and educational grant from: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 6:30 pm Displays/refreshments 7:00 pm Presentation LeDome Banquet Hall 1173 N. Service Road E., Oakville East of Trafalgar Road Free parking To reserve a seat please call 905.338.4379 or 905.873.0111 (4379) DISCOVER CHARTWELL CLASSIC OAKVILLE I R T G E R E E O O R I A E R N I N A A G N A N P R C O E I O I R G B H S L F R O M R O G N I P P O H S T F N R F R L I A T E R P I T I C P L T O D H S A A N O A F I R E S I D E R C O P T A S E N A I L T E I L S R R L R R I E B I F O A D E L O U N G E E U R U S D T E R R A C E R S R S P R N A H N I I T T I P S G T E R T A E H T G G S E www.haltonhealthcare.com GEORGETOWN MILTON OAKVILLE HOSPITALS · ROHDE · MEPHISTO · DANIEL HECHTER PARIS · BIRKENSTOCK · RIEKER · ARA · ROHDE · MEPHISTO Theatre Rooftop Terrace Spacious Suites Entertainment Bistro Fireside Lounge Elegant Dining Spa Retail Shopping Concierge Salon · ROHDE · MEPHISTO · DANIEL HECHTER PARIS · BIRKENSTOCK · RIEKER · ARA · ROHDE · MEPHISTO Ingeborg shoes Step into Fall with · ROHDE · MEPHISTO · DANIEL HECHTER PARIS · BIRKENSTOCK · RIEKER · ARA · ROHDE · MEPHISTO e're very pleased to announce that Oakville seniors now have a new option in retirement living. The thoughtfully designed suites, amenity spaces and services of Chartwell Classic Oakville retirement residence are created to match your lifestyle, now and in the future, in a setting you would be proud to call home. W Call today to book your personal tour. Leasing up fast! www.chartwellreit.ca 180 Oak Park Blvd., Oakville, ON · 905-257-0095 · www.chartwellreit.ca INGEBORG'S WAREHOUSE 1681 FINFAR COURT, MISSISSAUGA Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9 to 5 Sun. 11 to 4 905-823-7415