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The early diagnosis of some common aging problems can greatly improve our older pets life span, and more importantly the quality of their lives as they age. Drawing a small amount of blood is a simple procedure for most dogs and cats and can provide important information about our older pets health. Lumps and bumps may appear on our pets that can be tested to be sure that they are not cancer. Urine tests, radiographs and ultrasounds are other non-invasive tests that are readily available. Dental care is important throughout our pets lives, but even more so when our pets are older. Neglected dental disease can cause oral pain and can cause damage to other body RUJDQV ,Q UHFHQW \HDUV GLHWV PDGH VSHFLDOOfor senior pets have been developed to address the changing nutritional requirements associated with aging. Newer medications to treat arthritis have greatly improved the lives of many senior dogs as well as cats. Senior pets are special and with improved care and nutrition, we can keep them healthy and happy for as long as possible. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our valued customers. On page 13 of the August 26 flyer, please note that the advertised price of $49.99 save $50 applies only to the Sandisk 8GB Professional SDHC Memory Card (WebID: 10168052), NOT the 16GB card, as previously advertised. As well, please note that the Motorola TX500 Bluetooth Car Speakerphone (WebID: 10172504) advertised on pullout page 6 (pullout page 7 in Thunder Bay) of the August 26 flyer DOES NOT have an FM transmitter, as previously advertised. CORRECTION NOTICEFUTURE SHOP 13 Thursday, A ugust 25, 2011 OAKVILLE BEAVER www.insideHALTON.com Four local YMCA youth leaders were recently honoured with the Peter Gilgan Leadership Award for going above and beyond to better their communities. The awards, which included bursaries of up to $2,500 to assist with post-secondary education costs, were handed out to Nicholas Morrison, Michelle Ng, Sarah Buchanan and Faye Williams. The funding for the awards comes from the Peter Gilgan Foundation. With their passion and dedica- tion, its clear youth in our com- munity are accomplishing incred- ible things, said Peter Gilgan, Founder and CEO of Mattamy Homes. I am very proud to honour these four talented and giving indi- viduals and to acknowledge all the exceptional youth applicants. The Peter Gilgan Leadership Award recognizes outstanding YMCA youth leaders who have made notable contributions to the YMCA and the Oakville communi- ty. Williams, a camp administrator with the YMCA of Oakvile, has been involved with the YMCA since the age of seven. She has been actively involved A in volunteering with the YMC and in her campus community at school. She is part of the YMCAs Youth Opportunities Initiative - a group of the YMCAs next genera- tion leaders whose mandate is to give youth a voice at the YMCA. Williams is entering her third year at the University of Ottawa in International Development and Globalization with a minor in Law. As part of her degree, Faye will participate in an unpaid three- month internship in Rajasthan, India working with Seva Mandir, a grassroots non-profit organization aimed at helping diverse commu- nities lead a more self-dependent existence. Ng, a head instructor/lifeguard and fit- ness instructor with the YMCA of Oakville, founded and leads the YMCAs Youth Opportunities Initiative - a group of the YMCAs next generation leaders whose man- date is to give youth a voice at the YMCA. Ng has contributed countless volunteer hours not only at the YMCA, but also bene- fiting such community organizations as Habitat for Humanity, the Stephen Lewis Foundation and the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, just to name a few. Morrison, a camp integration coordina- , ptor is dedicated to s ecial needs children ensuring they have positive and memorable camp experiences. In this role, he has men- tored and coached other camp counsellors and worked with parents and community agencies to enhance the service to special needs populations in our community. Buchanan, who works in Child and Youth Membership Services for the YMCA, has been with the YMCA of Oakville since she was very young, attending Y programs from the age of four. She went on to volunteer in f the child minding, and became YMCA staf five years ago. Buchanan has volunteered many hours Passion pays dividends for YMCA youth leaders ERIC RIEHL / OAKVILLE BEAVER YOUNG LEADERS: Peter Gilgan (centre) founder and CEO of Mattamy Homes, presented Peter Gilgan Leadership Awards to YMCA youth leaders (l-r) Nicholas Morrison, Sarah Buchanan, Michelle Ng, and Faye Williams. See Swim page 14