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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, July 5, 2013 | 4 Pope John Paul II Grade 2 students help prepare meals at Kerr Street Ministries. In front, from left, Madison Ruddy, Sophia Baring, Mia Cantillas, and Julia Horner pose. In back, Logan Kaplan, Victoria Bedard, Isabel Bucci, Ella Morgan and Brooke Anton, and Cassidy Moulton (back centre). | photo by Hannah Yoon ­ Oakville Beaver (Follow on Twitter @halton_photog) Students help share a meal at KSM Get everything you want for less. At Revera ­ Churchill Place, we have so many programs and activities to engage your body, mind and soul. It's why our residents tell us they "should have done this years ago." And, for a limited time, you can get it all for less. · Located in the heart of downtown Oakville · Chef-prepared meals with dining & menu options · Signature fitness, recreation & leisure programs · Housekeeping & laundry services · 24 hour care & service staff Call to book a personal tour today. continued from p.1 Paul II Catholic Elementary School, her daughter's class. "We see each other at drop off and pick up, so the moms know each other quite well," Baring said. Many of the women agreed and each contributed $10 to pay for the meal. So, the mothers and their daughters bought the groceries and prepared the meal, served it and then cleaned up afterward. On the menu were deli sandwiches, veggie fingers and cake with fresh strawberries. Baring said she hopes the girls learn it's good for people to do what they can for others, and that even at a young age, there are many opportunities to volunteer. "I hope the girls understand that different circumstances happen to very nice people and to look beyond that. At the end of the day, it's nice to share a meal with others that might be in need," she said. Suspicious strangers approach two children Halton police are asking parents to review personal safety with their children after two men approached a boy and girl under age 13 in Oakville recently. On Friday, June 28 at 8 p.m., a dark green van tried to block a boy riding his bike on West Oak Trails and Fourth Line. The driver, who had a long white beard and long blond hair, motioned for the boy to approach, but the boy rode off. The man was 35-45 years old -- as was as his male passenger who had a short goatee and long hair. On Tuesday, July 2 at 9 p.m., a white van approached a girl on West Oak Trails and Calloway Drive. The driver, who had a short goatee, offered her candy for directions. A male passenger had a long white beard. The girl ran for help at a nearby business. The men were 40-50 years old. Police remind parents to review stranger danger safety with their children and that youths should never go anywhere with a stranger or accept rides for any reason. Children should also tell parents their whereabouts at all times and immediately report suspicious strangers to an adult. Street-proofing information is at www.haltonpolice.ca. Anyone with information about these incidents is asked to call 905-825-4747, ext. 2215. Enjoy a limited time summer offer on monthly rates! $2900* * Applies to move-ins prior to August 31st, 2013. Some conditions apply. Suites from Churchill Place 905-338-3311 reveraliving.com Working together to overcome ageism. Visit AgeIsMore.com 12479 06.13 345 Church St Oakville Interlocking Tumblestone, Retaining Walls, Garden Installation, Sodding & Excavating, plus more Call for FREE Estimate (905) 827-8158 · www.rogerslandscaping.org