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www.oakvillebeaver.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, May 14, 2010 · 20 Museum presentation on 1918 influenza Residents are invited to Halton Region Museum to take a look back at a scary time -- and see how far we've come. In recognition of International Museum Day, local historian John McDonald will give a free presentation Tuesday on `Halton County and the 1918 Influenza.' The presentation will start at 7 p.m. in the Hearth Room of the museum's Alexander Barn, and will be followed by refreshments. McDonald's presentation will provide an overview of the epidemic, review the role of government and doctors, explore the impact of the First World War and prohibition on the epidemic, take a look at public bans, medications and remedies and touch on some of the controversies and misconceptions that surfaced during the epidemic. Dr. Monir Taha, Halton Region's associate medical officer of health, will also be on hand to offer some thoughts on modern public health's take on influenza pandemics. The museum is located inside Kelso Conservation Area on Kelso Road. Evergreen donation INSTALL NOW & BEAT THE HST Sign up by June 1st & don't pay the HST We have tons of hot priced items! Boulevard Faucet $ in chrome 299 Ledges Sink $ in white 199 Ladylux3 Faucet $ in chrome 20% OFF Kitchen Renovations 3620 LAIRD ROAD MISSISSAUGA MORE THAN A TILE STORE 492 KAREN NEWMAN / OAKVILLE BEAVER FLOWER POWER: T.A. Blakelock teacher Terry Warcholak (left) accepts a certificate from the Phoenix Tub $ 905-569-0202 WWW.PEELTILE.COM in white 299 Evergreen Foundation and a cheque for $2,000 from Oakville Toyota owner Frank Apa (right). The funds will be used at the school for its butterfly garden. The Evergreen Foundation usually provides funds for trees and shrubs, but Blakelock will be its test case for a donation towards flowers. www.LandscapeStore.ca Important transportation news for brain injury survivors living in Halton Peel Halton Acquired Brain Injury Services (PHABIS) is a publicly funded agency providing services to survivors of acquired brain injury and their families, from the regions of Peel and Halton. As you are no doubt aware, it has been difficult to secure transportation that will cross the boundary between Peel and Halton making our services less accessible if you live in the communities of the Region of Halton. Landscape Supply Inc. Precious Stones TM L BUILD YOUR DREAMS TECHO-BLOC PARTY at egends Come See Our NEW Full Size House Display Saturday & Sunday - May 22nd & 23rd 10 60mm Interlock % All interlock orders over $1000 Not valid on sale items OFF TRIPLE MIX $32.50 /yd. PINE MULCH $38.50 /yd. CEDAR AND BLACK MULCH $47.50 /yd. BLU $4.59 /sq.ft. (one street east of Walkers, off Mainway or North Service Rd.) 2010 · Retaining Wall Systems · Bubbling Rock Kits · Gravel · Beach Stone OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ¬ Waterdown Dundas Street (Hwy. 5) Oakville¬ ® Legends Landscape Supply www.LandscapeStore.ca FedEx ¬ Hamilton Heritage Road Walkers Line North Service Road Q.E.W. Toronto ¬ Appleby Line For information on PHABIS services, please contact · April Arundine, Clinical Services Manager, 905.949.4411, extension 225 · or by email at april@phabis.com for information on how to get involved · Our website is phabis.com and includes an application form. SALE PRICE until June 30th. Not Valid with any other offers. 3 ACRES OF LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES 1150 Heritage Road, Burlington · 905-336-3369 Mainway ¬