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Hailey loves full-day kindergarten. Almost as much as her parents do. NORTH AMERICAS FIRST FULL-DAY KINDERGARTEN SAVES PARENTS UP TO $6500 IN CHILD CARE. Source: Ministry of Education, 2011. Kevin Flynn, MPP www.kevinflynn.onmpp.ca | @kevinflynn2011 | 905-827-5141 The Rocca Sisters - Cathy & Tanya Rocca Sales Representatives Come walk with us! Be a part of the Rocca Sisters Team when you register. Together we will beat this disease. PRESENTING LOCAL SPONSOR Register online and start fundraising today! go to our community page www.RoccaSisters.ca now HELP The Ovarian Cancer Canada 2nd Annual Mini Walk of Hope Burlington/Oakville September 11, 2011 There is no early detection screening test for ovarian cancer. 70% of women do not survive longer than 5 years because their diagnosis comes too late. With early detection, survival rates will increase dramatically to 90%. Your steps move us all one step closer to disease awareness and discovery of an early detection screening test. Serving the surrounding area for 4 years as a home inspector 25 years as an Architectural Technologist serving in many positions in the construction industry Kate Venner Mortgage Development Manager Burlington 289-208-1678 Lighthouse Inspections Halton/Wentworth Serving Burlington, Hamilton Wentworth and surrounding areas Ron Crickmore Office: 905-631-6999 Toll Free: 1-877-631-6999 Cell: 905-870-8535 We are conveniently located at.... Our qualified designers are waiting to show you the room of your dreams! Bath & Kitchen Showroom Designer Kitchens Kitchen Renovations WE PROUDLY OFFER A LIFETIME WARRANTY ON ALL OF OUR CABINETRY All cabinetry proudly made in Canada C o m e v i s i t u s f o r a f r e s h n e w l o o k f o r y o u r k i t c h e n ! 4150 South Service Road Between Walkers & Appleby Line in Burlington 905-632-0029 2011 WALL UNITS BEDROOMS & MORE KITCHENS BATHROOMS ASK ABOUT OUR REFACING PROGRAM 9 W ednesday, A ugust 31, 2011 O A K V ILLE B EA V ER w w w .in sid eH A LTO N .co m By Nathan Howes OAKVILLE BEAVER STAFF The Running Company (TRC) is looking to run a clinic for the fun of it for a good cause. Starting Sept. 3, the Oakville company will put on Run for the Fun of It, a six-week training clinic to support people to run or walk in Kerr Street Ministries (KSM) sixth annual 5KSM Turkey Run on Oct. 10. The program will take place every Saturday at 9 a.m. leading up to the Thanksgiving run. Participants will be pro- vided support in the form of guest speakers and lectures, people to run with for encour- agement and a manual, among others, geared to prepare them for the 5 km trek. The program is designed so that theyre going to have to do some running during the week, as well as Saturday morning. They will meet here for about a half-hour or 40 min- ute lecture followed by whatever is in their program that week, said Greg McKinnon, employee at TRC. The cost of the clinic is $40 and approxi- mately half of the proceeds will go back to KSM. It makes it a bit unique in the clinic in that they are going to raise some money just by participating, said McKinnon. One of the guest speakers will be Dr. Randy Gordon who is scheduled to come in week three or four of the program, said 5KSM race director Dave OHalloran. The annual turkey run will be held at Heritage Square, and is a major fundraiser for the KSM programs that help support 5,000 of Oakvilles less fortunate. The event has grown steadily since its inception in 2006 and has become a fall favourite for both competitive and recre- ational runners. The addition of events for children makes it a great outing for fami- lies, said OHalloran in a press release. The 5k run is the main event, along with a 1k childrens fun run and a 300-metre tod- dler turkey run. There are also team catego- ries, with prizes for the top corporate, com- munity and open teams. This years goal is to raise $60,000 to fund programs that KSM offers to families, includ- ing summer camps, weekly community meals, Christmas Wonders gifting and vari- ous childrens and youth programs. The cost to register in the run is $30 until Sept. 16, and will go up $5 until Oct. 6. Registering on the day of the run will cost $40. People can reserve a spot in the clinic by calling 905 815-1952 or in person at TRC, located at 114 Lakeshore Rd. E., at the cor- ner of Lakeshore and Navy. For the 5KSM Turkey Run, people can register online at www.5ksmturkeyrun.com or by calling 905 845-7485. Free six-week running clinic for 5KSM Turkey Run MICHAEL IVANIN / OAKVILLE BEAVER GET RUNNING: Cynthia O'Halloran with a poster for the annual 5KSM Turkey Run.