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The Oakville Beaver, Tuesday December 30, 2003 - B3 Rotary holds Day of Giving On Saturday, Jan. 31 the Rotary Clubs o f O akville and friends of Rotary will be lending a hand in Oakville for a project known as the Day o f Giving. Rotarians will be going into the homes o f seniors and others of limited means who need help with household tasks. These tasks will include house cleaning, snow shoveling, minor repairs, running errands, changing light bulbs, checking fire alarms, moving furniture and laundry. Rotary will contribute all o f the costs for supplies, transportation, etc. O akville residents with common household tasks that are beyond their physical and financial means are encouraged to register for the Rotary's Day of Giving. Registrations will be accepted from Monday Jan. 12 to Wednesday Jan. 28 by calling 905-827-3546. Founded in 1905, Rotary is a global network o f com m unity volunteers. Rotary members are professional men and women who work as volunteers to improve the quality o f life in their home and world communities. · Barrie Erskine · Oakville Beaver BALL: C an ad ian O lym pic beach volleyball p la y e r C o n ra d L ein em an n accep ted a few c h a l lenges d u rin g his re ce n t visit to E astview School in B ronte. L eft, G a rre tt S cruton, 13, of the Eastview Eagles A ll-Star team dives fo r the ball to the am azem ent of the crow d. Eastview teacher Je n n ife r C heevers dives into the crowd d u rin g a volley ball gam e against L einem ann. If the teachers won the whole school would not have to do any hom ew ork for a week. They lost. PLAY O pen R H of o u se aise Y o u r E x p e c t a t io n s L o ng T er m C are Please join us for a tour and refreshments at The WaterFord, a new long term care residence in Oakville that will change the way you think about nursing homes. We offer a beautiful building with designer touches, superlative amenities and services, a lively atmosphere and dedicated staff trained in our signature "Living Tapestry" philosophy that weaves pets, plants and children into our residents' lives. C om e see the difference for yourself! Saturday, J anuary 3, 2004 1 :0 0 p . m . - 4 : 0 0 p . m . R E A C H IN G EVERY HOME 2140 Baronvvood Drive (just east of Bronte Road, north of Upper Middle Road) IN O A K V I L L E , A S A L W A Y S . (905) 827-2405 PRESENTATION CENTRE NOW OPEN B R A S S E R IE Another Delm anor Difference ROYAN Royan, a city Southw est of Paris, was a place w here artisans of cloth, canvas, and clay gathered together to exchange ideas and retreat from the busy city life. Recreating this atm osphere in Oakville, our purpose is to allow our patrons the chance to retreat and enjoy the sounds, smells and tastes of a classic brasserie. A Retirement Residence If You' re Not Ready To Act Retired If you're too active to w ant to worry about daily chores and preparing dinner, discover the D elm anor difference, Designed and built by Tridel, D elm anor Glen Abbey offers a superior lifestyle rental residence for those not yet ready to act retired! a Member of the T R ID E L group V isit m agic Abbey. our an d You'll P resen tatio n h otel find , |A style us r C entre and explore the suite services o f D elm anor G len anything b u t retiring, Experience Royan. O akville's O n ly Brasserie. LIVI/\IMwl i Glen Abbey H appy New Year from Brasserie Royan! F or In fo rm a tio n R e g ard in g N e w Y ears' Eve E v en ts. P lease C all 9 0 5 8 4 5 8 6 2 3 . L o c a t c d in t h e h e a r t o f d o w n t o w n O a k v i l l e . Call (905) 469-3232 1459 Nottinghill Gate www.delmanor.com