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from DATEUNE on page Al1 work for cancer patients and their [amulies, holds its patients only Lymphoma Support Group [rom 7 to 8:30 p.in. at 2545 Sixîh i ne in Oakvillc. For more information, caîl (905) 257-1988. The Deck youth centre, 200 Main St. (rear entrance), invites students iii grades 6 to 8 looking to play a game of pool or jusi hang oui to stop hy beîween 3.30 and 6:30 p.m. Khi Communîîy Chttrch, 100 Nipissing Rd., holds a Bible study [rom 7 to 8:30 p.m. For more information, call (905) 875-1022. Milton District Hospital holds, a one-on- one breastfeeding clinic wiîh a certifîed lac- tation consultant [rom 1:30 to 3 p.m. For more information or to make an appoint- ment, caîl jean Gallen at (905) 878-2383, ext. 7030. The Milton Seniors' Acîiviîy Centre, 500 Childs Dr., holds duplicate bridge at 9:30 atan. and its CyberCafe fromn 1 t0 3.30 p.m. Bid euchre is held at 1.30 p.m. T hc cost foi each activîîy is $2 for nembers and $4 for non-nmembers. F-or more information, caîl (905) 875-1681. Tuesday lune 20 I iieracy North I-lton holds its volunicer recognition night and annual general meet- ing [romn 7 io 9 p.in, ai the Royal ( 'anadiaii I egion i Acton ai 1 5 Wright Si. Vl More information, caîl (905) 873-2200 or V115h www.literacyinh.org. Hialton Women's Place bolds ils annual general meeting ai the Burlingioiî Arts Centre, I 333 1.akeshore Rd. l'ite husinîess meeting starts at 6 pirn. followed by a recep- tion and keynote speaker ai 7 pin. Theres no cost and everyones welcome. For more information, caîl Terry Roherts ai (905) 332- 1200, ext. 221. Phenezer United Church, 12274 Guielph ine, holds its seniors' lunch wiîh fellow- shîp) and gaines. For more information, eail Willy ai (519) 853-3043. I inprove coinaitilnicailionî and leadership skills wîth the Milton Toastmasters. Il'vercy()n'eyis welcome to attend the meeting aiil oa aadian I egion, 21 C harles St. (tipper level), ai 7:30 p.m. For information, caîl ]aime (unningliam ai (905) 876-2234. (.alling New Parents, a fr-ce prograi loi paretis and babies agecl 6 iaonîhs and younger, tcts wîtlî a public healîh nurse to discuîss parenting and infant care. The group lacets ai tbe O)ntario l'-arly Years Centre, 917 Nipissing Rd., from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. For more information, caîl (905) 825-6000, cxi. 7299. Help for Parents, a Halton parent support group, meets in the evening in the basement of the church ai 5720 New St. in Burlingion. This non-denomi national self-support groîîp Iiell)s parents nI chîldren wbo are in irouble ai home, ai school or wiî thbte law or who are abusive or îaking drugs. The group is a member of the Association of Parent Support Groups in Ontanio. For more information, cail 1-800-488-5666 or visit www.apsgo.ca. Milton District Hospital bolds a one-on- one breastfeeding clinie wîth a cerîîfîed lac- tation consultant from 9:30 to Il:30 a.m. F~or more itnformation or iii make an appointmen, eall jean Gallen ai (905) 878- 2383, cxi. 7030. i he new Milton AI-Anon group, for frîends and famiîly of alcoholies, meets ai St. Paul's United (hnrch, 123 Main St. F., ai 8 p. M. The Milton Seniors' Activity Centre, 500 Chîlds Dr., holds ils Downsizers Weighî Loss Club ai 10 a.m. The cost is $2 for mem- bers and $4 for non-members. Evening Euchre takes place at 7:30 p.m. for $2.50. Tou couio oe selecteci tor health department's weII water sutrvpv The Region will conduct a well water quality survey over the next three months. Health department staff will randomly select and visît 300 Halton residents who draw their water from private wells and request that they participate in the survey Those who take part will be asked to answer a few brief questions and provide a sample of their well water for nitrate and bacteria level testing. In addition to collecting water samples, health depart- ment staff will assess the location and construction of the private well and provide specific recommendIations for Conductîng the survey provides the Region with an opportunîty to share information wmîh residents about main- taîning their pnivate wells and the importance of having their well water tested regularly The survey wîll be conducted in two phases - spring and summer - to allow compansons. 'Previnus surveys conducted in the years 1993 and 2000 found that water [rom a considerable number of wells in Halton did not meet the standards for drinking water safety," said Dr. Bob Nosal, Halions medical offîcer of health. "uefforts remain focused on encouraging regular test- ing andrproper well construction and maintenance." Resuits of the 2006 survey will also be compared against those [rom previous surveys to determine if there've been any changes in welI water quality Through the health department, residents can have sam- pies of their weIl water tested for bacteria at no0 cost. Samples can be dropped off at depots Iocated throughout Halton. For more information about maintaining a sale weII water supply or the locations of well water depots cail the Region, SPII Mis Ad& ~ FATHER'S DAY POLO ST Sas Our' IVOW 'pial's uhivai~f$788 Includos Fros Gift Wrapplnu! MILLCROff CENMI WMRa PL.ACE MAMWvw MAUL MILTON~ MAUL 2020 Appleby Uine 3505 Upper Middle Rd 900 Maiple Ave 55 Ontario St 336-0172 336-4274 681-6869 875-3776 5)f~.,I~5I~)5'IXi5 ~~5~~pI I p~t o 1'OW 5,dL DOW BY SEARS ,,,. 7811 Main l nti -Unit 17---------- O Milton005-870-1487 Wre convenlently Iocated across fem the Go Station. 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