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7 · Wednesday, November 9, 2011 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com St. John Ambulance reflects on its history in war Continued from page 6 death or illness. Their selfless efforts will never be forgotten -- particularly by the organization that had the distinct honour of training them. Today, St. John Ambulance continues its tradition of supporting members of the Canadian Armed Forces by assisting with first aid training of the soldiers deployed at home and around the world. This Remembrance Day, St. John Ambulance will pause on the 11th hour, of h 11th 11 h day, d of f the h 11th 11 h month h to rememthe ber the heroic men and women who came before, and to hold quiet vigil for the safe return of those who are still serving worldwide. For 125 years, St. John Ambulance has been training more than 140,000 Ontarians annually in first aid and other health-care related courses and remains dedicated to saving lives at work, home and play. With more than 4,000 volunteers contributing more than half a million hours of com- munity i service i a year, St. S John J h Ambulance A b l is i For more information on St. John Ambulance training an integral part of the community offering courses and volunteer opportunities or to contact the such unique and innovative programs as: Oakville-Milton & Halton Hills branch, visit www.sja.ca or medical first response, disaster response, call 905-469-9325. health and safety-related youth programs and Renata Lecznar, therapy dog services. Fund Development Coordinator As a charitable, non-denominational, St. John Ambulance, humanitarian organization, proceeds Oakville-Milton & Halton Hills Branch from St. John Ambulance's first aid training and first aid product sales directly support these vital community services programs. Region marks Global Entrepreneurial Week From Nov. 14-20, Canadians will celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW). An international movement, the week's events are designed to inspire youths to embrace innovation, imagination and creativity through entrepreneurship, and inspire people to consider entrepreneurship as a career. In Halton, HalTech and the Halton Region Small Business Centre have planned a series of seminars and events. Seminar topics include communication, marketing and branding, perfecting a business pitch, mastering social media and Angel investing. A complete schedule is available at www.haltonsmallbusiness.ca. "The Halton Region Small Business Centre works hard year round to provide information and services to assist in establishing or expanding small business in Halton," said John Davidson, Director, Economic Development for Halton. HalTech assists entrepreneurs and technology companies develop ideas, commercialize products and establish and expand businesses. HalTech provides its clients with business advisory services, access to capital, entrepreneurship training and networking. WARM UP TO A MODERN FIREPLACE Friends of the Library book sale is on this week The Friends of the Library is hosting its bi-annual book sale at the Central branch starting today (Wednesday) to Sunday, Nov. 13. Each year, the Friends of the Library raises $25,000 for the library system through two book sales and an ongoing Friendly Find book sale system. It has more than 500 boxes of books, CDs and DVDs, to be sold at $1.25/lb. Opening day of the book sale is today and is for Friends of the Library members only, from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday's sale runs from noon to 9 p.m., Friday's from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m., and Saturday's from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. On Sunday, Nov. 13, the last day of the event, all material will be sold at half price, from 1 to 5 p.m. A Friends of the Library membership costs $10. 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