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g in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, F eb ru ar y 15 , 2 01 8 | Shop for groceries without leaving home By Catarina Muia MrsGrocery.com is Oakville's newest, quick and convenient way to get your grocery shopping done. "People have tremendously busy lives and MrsGrocery.com is here to open up a big part of your day," said John Paul Varga, owner and operator of Oakville.MrsGrocery. com, which opened early in January, as well as Burlington.Mrs.Grocery.com, which will be opening in spring this year. "Just call, email or use the Oakville. MrsGrocery.com website and we'll do the rest. We'll pick up your order, pay for it and then deliver it to your home or office, and all on your schedule. We guarantee same day delivery." And the service isn't limited to just grocer­ ies, "Also customer errand runs can also be arranged, like pick-up and delivery of dry cleaning, hardware store and pharmacy items, restaurant and fast food meals and personal gift shopping to name a few. We'll shop any store in Oakville and the surround­ ing area," Varga explained. When it comes to the groceries though, and choosing produce and meats for cus­ tomers, Varga, a certified chef by trade, re­ assured that Oakville.MrsGrocery.com shop­ pers know what to look for. "We make sure to look for the best quality of meats and we check product expiry dates; we shop like we're shopping for our own families," he said. The most important part though, is Oakville.MrsGrocery.com wants to bring money back into Oakville by buying local, and giving back to the community as well. It has already had a lot of success, which has been driven by being friendly with local vendors across all kinds of categories. "The whole reason I got into this busi­ ness is to do business in our community. Too much online shopping these days is taking money out of our community," Varga Nominate your newspaper carrier for Carrier of the Year Simply email your carriers name (if you know it) and your address with a brief note letting us know why you think your carrier should be "Carrier of the Year". Also include which newspaper you receive: □ Burlington Post □ Flamborough Review □ Milton Champion □ Oakville Beaver Deadline for nomination is March 31,2018 Email to: efaught@burlingtonpost.com * metrolandmedia said. "We want to keep it here as much as possible. Oakville is a great town and we all want to see it thriving. Oakville.MrsGrocery. com will contribute immensely." All members of the community are encour­ aged to start using the service; whether you're a senior who can't go out to get gro­ ceries, a busy parent who doesn't have the time, or a college student with no means of transportation to a store. The solution to all of your personal shopping needs. The base charge is $10 per delivery, plus 10 per cent of the grocery bill with conve­ nient payment options of cash, credit card or debit. Oakville.MrsGrocery.com is currently doing a promotion of $3 off your first deliv­ ery, and every loyalty program customer's 10th delivery is free. For more information or to send a list for delivery, contact 289-813-7708, oakville@ mrsgrocery.com, or visit www.oakville. mrsgrocery.com. V. i^'HrsCjmceni.ami SHOP LOCAL, NATIONWIDE- Beat cash emergencies with a Cash Advance. A v a ila b le in -sto re , o n lin e , and w h erever you're re a d in g th is ad. For details, v is it us at: 2460 Neyagawa Blvd 905-257-1917 198 Speers Rd 905-338-6000 MONEY MART® is a registered service mark of National Money Mart Company. © 2015 National Money Mart Company. All rights reserved. W e can help. Founded in 1992, Oakville's largest youth baseball program Oakville Little League www.oakvillelittleleague.com or call 905-827-1831 2 0 1 8 R eg istration O pen Houses Saturday, February 17 & February 24, 2018 • 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Oakville Little League Fieldhouse, 425 Cornwall Road Oakville Little League runs nationally recognized house league and all-star baseball programs for boys and girls ages 4-17 that emphasize FUN, TEAM WORK, SKILL DEVELOPMENT & FAIR PLAY. mailto:efaught@burlingtonpost.com http://www.oakville http://www.oakvillelittleleague.com Nominate your newspaper carrier for Available in-store, online, and wherever you're reading this ad. For details, visit us at: We can help. Founded in 1992, Oakville's largest youth baseball program Oakville Little League www.oakvillelittleleague.com or call 905-827-1831 2018 Registration Open Houses