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4 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday January 7, 2009 www.oakvillebeaver.com Pilot author at Canadian Club Oakville resident and Air Canada pilot Captain Doug Morris will explain the mysteries of commercial airline travel at the next Canadian Club of Halton Peel dinner on Thursday, Jan. 15. The event is at the Oakville Conference Centre. Morris' book, From The Flight Deck ­ Plane Talk and Sky Science, will form the basis for his remarks to the dinner audience. Registration and a cash bar start at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Admission is $30 for members, $40 for non-members and $15 for students. Reservations are required. For information or to reserve seats, contact Barry Wylie at 905-827-6302 or e-mail bwylie@globalserve.net. Snow optional Congratulations to Genworth Financial Canada on raising $69,513 for the Oakville Community NIKKI WESLEY / OAKVILLE BEAVER SLIP SLIDING AWAY: Alex Hurd flies down the grass-spotted hill at Appleby College on Saturday afternoon. The cold weather and bright sunshine combined for a perfect day of tobogganing, even if the hills weren't completely covered with snow. One town. One heart. One Way. www.uwoakville.org Donors came through Continued from page 1 STUDIO ONE DESIGN & BUILD INC. BASEMENTS ADDITIONS WINDOWS · Licensed · Insured · WSIB Over 20 years experience Featured contractor on popular home revovation show 905-257-3092 Call for a Free Estimate off on Friday, Nov. 14 and continued until Christmas Eve. Kettles were located across town at venues like Oakville Place, Hopedale Mall, the Great Canadian Superstore and local LCBO stores. No donations could be collected at a kettle that was not supervised, so the Salvation Army relied on volunteers to step up and do the job -- and welcomed all volunteers who were interested. It had both corporate, group and individual sponsors step in. The Salvation Army in Oakville is located at 1225 Rebecca St. It is a community church that numbers about 50 in its congregation. As outreach to the church, the Salvation Army maintains many community programs designed to assist those in need. The Salvation Army operates the Lighthouse Shelter that offers a total of 25 beds for men and women. The church also operates a food bank out of its Rebecca Street headquarters all year and steps in to assist anyone in need who walks through its doors. For more information, contact the Salvation Army Oakville at 905-8275324, community@salvationarmyoakville.ca or www.salvationarmyoakville.ca.