Oakville Beaver, 27 May 2009, p. 5

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First annual Drew Hildebrand Walk The first annual Drew Hildebrand 5K Walk the Walk will take place on Sunday, June 7 in Coronation Park. "We are very pleased our first tribute to Drew is ready to go and that we will start raising money to help turnaround teens," said Jay Hildebrand, Drew's dad. The Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund was established in memory of Drew, who died at the age of 16 on April 8, 2008. "We were so proud that Drew himself took such strong turnaround initiative and received that recognition from his high school, Thomas A. Blakelock, but unfortunately, tragedy struck before he could realize his full potential," said Hildebrand. The Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund was established in early 2009 and will have two major fundraising activities in 2009 -- the 5K Walk the Walk in Oakville and a golf tournament at Royal Woodbine Aug. 24. Proceeds will go to scholarships for post-secondary education and training programs for turnaround teens and other support programs that help teens achieve their goals of change and success. While the first scholarship will be awarded at Thomas A. Blakelock, the fund's goal is to expand to more Halton, Peel and GTA high schools. "We all know it's easy to talk the talk, but it can be an extraordinary said Crystal Simmons, Drew's mom. The Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund was established to recognize and reward these turnaround teens. The fund will also raise awareness of teen violence. "We're so happy that our first fundraising event is in Oakville, a community that has been so supportive to our family," said Simmons. "We want to celebrate and support turnaround teens in our communities. The steps we take together can help encourage some at-risk teens to step toward a safer and better journey to adulthood." Final registration for the walk starts at 8:30 a.m. on June 7 in Coronation Park with the walk beginning at 10 a.m. Live music and a barbecue follow at noon. For more on the Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund, visit www.drewhildebrandtbf.com. 5 · OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, May 27, 2009 BRA FITTING DAYS MAY 28, 29, 30 CHANCE TO WIN A FELINA BRA GIFT WITH PURCHASE Drew Hildebrand challenge for teens to take the courageous and consistent actions to actually walk the walk, and turn their backs on risky behaviours," Ministry will monitor green projects Continued from page 3 ground. The act also creates a `Feed in Tariff' that guarantees specific rates for energy generated from renewable sources and establishes a right to connect to the electrical grid for any renewable energy project that Kevin Flynn, meets technical, economic and Oakville MPP other regulatory requirements. Flynn went on to note that the deserve a full say as we move forgovernment has altered some of the ward with this," said Flynn. While all projects constructed Recognize These Problems? FOOT CLINIC & ORTHOTIC CENTRE more controversial portions of the Roger D. Newell, D. Pod. M., & Associates under the act are expected to meet act including one that requires · over 30 years in practice · former teacher, Toronto General Hospital high safety and environmental stanhomeowners to perform a $300 · former consultant, Ontario Ministry of Health CHIROPODISTS - FOOT SPECIALISTS home energy audit before the home dards, Flynn noted, the act goes farShin `splints' ther and requests the Minister of the can be sold. Corns & Warts Arthritic & Swollen bent hammer toes "When it comes to home energy Environment to establish and fund Joints audits our original intent remains. an academic research chair that will We believe it is important to make examine the potential health effects these audits more common in of renewable energy projects. Sore Ankles "The ministry will also continue acrhilles tendinitis Ontario and for them to become a to review health and scientific typical part of every home sale," Heel Bumps research on green energy sources to said Flynn. "Awareness of energy use is a key be sure that Ontario's health and to developing a culture of conserva- safety standards reflect the most upcracked scaley skin Arch Pain & Thick Discoloured tion and knowing the opportunities to-date information," said Flynn. 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Effective conservative care can include comfort orthotic supports made energy audit as long as they do so in posed 850 megawatt Oakville from state-of-the-art lightweight materials fitting easily into regular shoes, Generating Station, due to orders physical therapy or home remedies. writing. Another amendment seeks to from the Province's integrity officer, DIABETES SUFFERERS ease the fears of communities that that did not stop some members in IMPORTANT NOTICE green projects will be coming to the audience from asking about it. As part of our ongoing commitment to community health, we offer an One audience member voiced individual personal Diabetic Foot Assessment and Educational their backyards, whether they want Session concerns that if the Oakville location which willto patients suffering from diabetes. A nominal $5 charge is made them or not, by guaranteeing that be donated to the Canadian Diabetes Association. 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