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8- The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday January 3, 2009 www.oakvillebeaver.com Be prepared for the worst Expect the unexpected as winter moves into full swing. As it does, the Red Cross, Halton Branch is reminding people to be prepared for all the season can bring -- good or bad. The Red Cross encourages everyone to be aware of winter risks, such as snow or icestorms and blackouts. Now is a great time to make sure that your house is well prepared. Having emergency kits and an emergency plan can aid families in being self-sufficient up to 72 hours after a disaster occurs. One kit can provide for disasters that force individuals to stay inside their homes, while another can be portable in the case of evacuation. "It's a good time to make sure everything around the house is Helping out "It's a good time to make sure everything around the house is in place. You can never to too prepared." Kim Reeves Red Cross, Halton Branch in place. You can never be too prepared," said Kim Reeves, part of the Disasters Management team in the Halton region. Emergency kits can include, but not be limited to, the following items to help homes prepare: · Flashlights and batteries · Blankets and sleeping bags · Car keys and cash · Radio and batteries · Toiletries and other personal items · Important papers ­ ID, other personal documents · Canned food and bottled water · Change of clothing and shoes · First aid kit · Medication · A whistle to attract attention The Red Cross is the leading disaster management organization in Canada, and around the world. The Society depends on public donations and the commitment of thousands of volunteers to help when Canadians are affected by disaster. For safety tips, information on personal preparedness workshops, or to learn how to volunteer or make a donation visit www.redcross.ca or contact your Red Cross local branch. Dr. Jenna Davis Family Chiropractor/ Acupuncturist Alliance Healthcare Professionals Dr. Jenna Davis KNEE, HEEL & ARCH PAIN ARE TREATABLE! Understanding the source of your foot and knee pain could lead to permanent relief. Book a consultation today! SALIMA KASSAM REG. CHIROPODIST LIESA KORTMANN / OAKVILLE BEAVER 905.845.2291 New Year's Special Offer... Mention this ad, and receive a consultation, examination, S-EMG, x-rays (if necessary) and report of findings with Dr. Jenna Davis for only $40.00! (a $180 value) Call and schedule an appointment with Dr. Jenna Davis TODAY! Offer expires February 1, 2009 NEW LOCATION Free Parking in front of office Specializes in: We Treat: · Diabetic Foot Care · General Care · Custom Made Foot Orthotics FARESHARE: Dudley Clark, left, the volunteer director of Oakville's Fareshare food bank accepts a cheque for approximately $6,000 from Alejandro Maldonado, general Manager of CCI Thermal Technologies. Food or cash donations are always welcome at Fareshare food bank, located at 1240 Speers Rd., Unit 6, or at Oakville fire stations or Fareshare collection bins in Oakville supermarkets. Call 905-847-3988. DENTURES Time to volunteer tarting at S · Pediatrics · Headaches/Migraines · Pre and Postnatal Care · Low Back and Neck Pain · Naturally Turning Breech Babies · Fertility Issues Wellness care for the entire family! 232 South Service Road E., Oakville, ON L6J 2X5 www.alliancehealthcare.ca P Covered by most insurance companies. 728 Burloak Drive 905-632-1414 www.footandhealthclinic.com 379 905-815-8208 LIMITED TIME OFFER $ Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Services of Halton (SAVIS) needs volunteers: Volunteer Orientation on Tuesday, Jan. 26 at the SAVIS office, Hopedale Mall, 1515 Rebecca St. Suite 227. Training begins Feb. 16. To register contact 905-825-36222 or administration@savisofhalton.org.