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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, November 2, 2011 · 8 FOOT PAIN? ROGER D. NEWELL, D. POD. M., & ASSOCIATES Over 30 years in practice. Former Teacher, Toronto General Hospital. Former Consultant, Ontario Ministry of Health. CHIROPODISTS - FOOT SPECIALISTS Shin `splints' bent hammer toes Corns & Warts Arthritic & Swollen Joints Burton now on Tree Canada It's lucky 13 for Oakville Mayor Rob Burton who has been appointed to the 13-member board of directors of Tree Canada, Canada's largest national tree organization. "I share Tree Canada's vision of a healthy environment for Canadian communities through the stewardship, long-term care and nurturing of urban and rural forests. It is my hope my position will allow me to further this work, in Oakville and beyond," said Burton. Tree Canada is a not-for-profit, charitable organization established in 1992. It celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2012. With funding from private donors, corporations, and various government bodies, it provides education, technical assistance, resources and financial support through working partnerships to encourage Canadians to plant and care for trees in rural and urban areas. Tree Canada has planted more than 77 million trees and is responsible for their ongoing care and maintenance. "We are delighted to have Mayor Burton join our board. His track record clearly demonstrates that green initiatives, and urban forestry in particular, mean a great deal to him," said Michael Rosen, Tree Canada president. The Town of Oakville was designated as the Forest Capital of Canada in 2007 by the Forest Stewardship Council of Canada. It was also the first municipality in Canada to receive a Certified Forest designation for its management plan for Iroquois Shoreline Woods Park. Oakville was the first municipality in Ontario to complete a community-wide Urban Forest Effects Model (UFORE) analysis. Earlier this year, Oakville was honoured with the Joyce Burnell Tree Champion Award for its work in the realm of urban forestry. Other changes to Tree Canada's Board of Directors, include the election of Timo Makinen as chair, Andrew Kenney as vice chair, as well as the selection of Léo Duguay as a new board member. THE OAKVILLE FOOT CLINIC & ORTHOTIC CENTRE SERVING OAKVILLE & MISSISSAUGA SINCE 1982 Sore Ankles acrhilles tendinitis H O L I D AY M A R K E T P L A C E F INE A RTISANS AND CRAFTERS Heel Bumps Thick Discoloured Toe Nails Bunions cracked scaley skin Arch Pain & Heel Pain Tightness Ball of Foot (Spurs & Fasciitis) Burning and Pain IROQUOIS RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE A THE SEASON AS ITS Coverage is provided by most extended medical plans. Many services can be *billed direct* Custom made orthotics, orthotic shoes for foot, ankle, leg, and related back problems. No physicians prescription or referral required. Diabetic, arthritic and general footcare. 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Rd Hwy 5 Glenashton Dr. 8t Line 8th Iroquois Ridge High School l 1123 Glenashton Drive Oakville ON L6M 5M1 JUST OFF QEW - MINUTES FROM MISSISSAUGA 627 LYONS LANE #205, OAKVILLE (OFF CROSS AVE.) Upper Middle Rd. Grosve venor St. N 905-844-0680 Iroquois Ir roquois Shor Shore e Rd. Rd QEW Visit www.oakville.ca Join us: Schedule 5-6:15 p.m. 6:45 p.m. Recreational Skate (Rink 1) Arrival of Melissa Vassallo, Medal Bearer th Anniversary Thursday, November 10 Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, 3070 Neyagawa Boulevard, Oakville includes skate, pizza and Oakville Blades ticket! 180 Oakville Blades tickets available for promotion. First come, first served. Rick Hansen Man In Motion World Tour 6:15-8:15 p.m. Free Sledge Hockey Try-it Event with Cruiser Sports (Rink 2) 7:30 p.m. Official Presentation during Oakville Blades game (Rink 1) 7:30-9:30 p.m. Free Recreational Skate (Rink 3) sponsored by MediChair Proud sponsors Visit www.oakville.ca/rickhansen.htm Driveway Snow Windrow Removal Remov Program A program p for seniors and individuals with a physical disabilities deadline ­ November 25, 2011. Register today for the town's ' Driveway Snow Windrow Removal program. Have your windrow cleared all season for just $80 ($90.40 with HST). The program is available to seniors and individual with physical disabilities. What's ' a windrow? A "windrow" is the pile of heavy snow at the end of your driveway made by the snowplow when it clears the street. Shoveling a windrow can be a task beyond the physical resources of some seniors and individuals with physical disabilities. For more information call 905-338-7669, visit www.oakville.ca or scan Downtown Oakville Heritage Conservation District Study Public Information Meeting Tuesday, November 8, 2011 -- 7 p.m. T Victoria Hall, St. Jude's ' Church, 160 William Street The Heritage Conservation District Study for Downtown Oakville is just getting underway. The first public information meeting is set for Tuesday, November 8 and will be led by consultants MHBC Planning. We are eager to begin communication with stakeholders and interested parties to share information regarding the process of creating a district, how heritage districts work and what heritage districts mean to property owners, business operators and residents. Your input and participation is very important to us. We encourage you to attend this public meeting. If you have questions or comments, please contact Susan Schappert, heritage planner, at sschappert@oakville.ca or 905-845-6601, ext. 3870.