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Appleby students give 2,000 hours per year 18 The OTMH Auxiliary has more than 700 members that help out in over 20 areas of the hospital. This dedicated group of men and women share their talents and their enthusiasm in many different departments including: The theme for volunteer appreciation week this year is "OTMH Volunteers â€" Our Building Blocks". The hospital has chosen this theme because it helps to convey how important our volunteers are to the hospital. Volunteers provided the foundation for the hospital in its early days, and they continue to support our structure in a wide variety of ways today. As the hospital builds for the future, the volunteers â€" amidst the inconveâ€" niences sometimes caused by construction â€" continue to provide their loyal support. d visit, they sew They greet people, they transport people, they chat an h . and meyng, |‘.he)F'>c cx?ddle children, they serve tea, they compile and del.II\;er charts, and they do much, much more â€" the volunteers at the Oakv.l eâ€" Trafalgar Memorial Hospital touch many lives. Whether you are a patncn:(, a visitor, or a member of the OTMH staff, you will benefit from the wor! of volunteers. Students at Appleby College cerâ€" tainly know the value of volunteerâ€" ing; they regularly clock up a miniâ€" mum of 2,000 hours of community service in a school year at several of Oalg{ille’s needy agencies. Since September, students have been offering their time and serâ€" vices to three local senior citizens Volunteers an asset to OTMH BIRTHRIGHT Ho::t;fiéon:ALL QOAKVILLE: 825â€"1216 MILTON: 875â€"1245 Mon.â€"Thurs. 11 a.m.â€"5 p.m. Fri. 11. a.m.â€"2 p.m. Tues. & Wed. 7:30 p.m.â€"9:30 p.m. HOTLINE 8 a.m.â€"Midnight 1â€"800â€"328â€"5683 SA pprappr ces mX k 4 F ’\%fl“flé‘ Hjj $% ho E*P\RES i 1993" \ f (> g us F s (< * * ; «d %C s & "C _ mt ar"@flE & PREGNANT AND NEED HELP? 4 ar., VB, auto., ofd, climate air cruise, ( es ie en hee ie leather tnm. p moonrool. Stk. C7: V6, auto., o/d, air, cruise, p. windows & locks, am/tm stereo cass., 8 pass. seating, 35000 km. Stk. No. L370A V6, auto., old, air, cruise control, ti wheel, 8 passenger, am/m stered cassette. Stk. No. MV327A V6, auto brakes, a choose trc 410 South Service Rd. W 1988 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD D‘ELEGANCE $15,848 $10,840 $15,211 $13,872 1992 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE 4 DR KERR CADILLAC 845â€"1681 1992 GMC SAFAR! SLX 1991 GMC SAFAR! SLE Free Confidential Service 36 Met. biue, black leather int., 16 rims, only 37000 km. Stk Only 53000 km, briliant red with black leather intenior Stk. No. VB620P VBGSIPP MERAY OF OAKVILLE 300 V6448PP Only 62,000 km, full serv MERCEOES BENZ $22,995 $22,495 $20,995 1988 MERCEDES BENZ 190 2.6 $12,995 845â€"6623 In addition to those groups, 18 students also do "telecruiting" for the Red Cross every month â€" phonâ€" residences, the Children‘s Choice Centre at Maplegrove Church, Oaklands Regional Centre, Halton Helping Hands, and the Handâ€"inâ€" Hand afterâ€"school program at Munn‘s School. 1990 VOLVO 740 TURBO WAGON 1990 YOLVO 740 TURBO SEDAN 1986 BMW 5351 alur leathe Servic VOLNVO e Rd. W all (o Blue, air conditioning, 7 passenger 6 cylinder, automatic, 44,000 km gtk, No. A717BA 280 South Service Rd. W White, air conditioning, 6 Tmoer. automatic, 48000 km. Stk. No P1339 Smu?m-mvm-%m km, 4 cylinder, automatic. No. No. P1259 $10,995 KENNEDY FORD 845â€"1646 $7,995 HAICLES TC 1991 AEROSTAR XL 4 door air wm 4 r, automatic. 12.000 km. 1992 ESCORT 1991 ESCORT 1989 F150 PICK UP In addition to the many services they provide, the Auxiliary makes an immense contribution through its fundâ€"raising efforts. The Diagnostic Imaging department recently began using its new Color Doppler Ultrasound machine. The Auxiliary raised the funds necessary to purchase this important piece of equipment that assists in painless, speedy, and accuâ€" rate diagnosis. The Candystripers â€" the youngest group of volunteers â€" bring a youthful enthusiasm to their work at the hospital, They can be found reading to patients, helping with bedmaking, carrying and collecting meal trays, disâ€" tributing menus, attending to flowers, delivering mail, and helping with errands. Many of these local high school students are planning to pursue careers in health care, and see volunteering as a way to make a difference to people while gaining valuable exposure to the health care professions. Admitting, Emergency, Nursing Units, Information Desk, Outâ€"patient Clinic, Paediatrics, Diagnostic Imaging, Physiotherapy, Speechâ€"Language Pathology, Publig: Relatiqns, Nursing Administration, and many more. ing people to remind them of upcoming blood donor clinics. Appleby‘s is the first, and only, local student group to be helping out. And, of course, there are also four major canvassing drives each year when students go doorâ€"toâ€"door for the United Way, Heart and LISTEN TO OUR ""*QuoOTE" TODAY IT MIGHT HELP YOU ON YOUR WAY CAlLL845â€"5585 #5018 5 spd., pw., pJ., bflrgfidr Pullul stereo cass., exc. cond., only 66,000 km., bal. fact. warr Stk. No. 806903A 5 speed, am/im stereo cass., power sunrool, only 36,000 km. Factory warâ€" ranty. Stk. No. P572 Automatic, ABS, air. am/im stereo cass., lactory warr, driver side air bag. 17000 km, black. Stk. P576. bags, ABS brakes. power sunroc Stk. No. 800647. Honda warranty 1992 HONDA STN. WGN ACCORD EXR $22,995 $10,995 OAKVILLE HONDA $20,995 $13,495 844â€"9831 191 Wyecroft Road 1991 HONDA CIVIC CRX Si 1989 HONDA ACCORD EX 1992 HONDA PRELUDE SR THE OAKVILLE BEAVER SPORTS PREDICTHONS TRIVIA TOO OUR PHONE ALONE SPORTS LINE ISs JUST FOR YOU Stroke Foundation, Cancer Society, and Arthritis Society. On occasion, a particular student group will select a local charity (recent ones include the Halton‘s Women‘s Shelter, OTMH, and the FairShare Food Bank) to be the recipient of profits from a specific fundraising (or goodsâ€"raising) venture. | ! #5240 #5239 LOCKWOOD CHRYSLER 4 cxl, auto., p. stunoy & brakes, am/!m stereo cass., roof rack, bnghl red metalilic, low km! Stk. No. 3G18â€"1 electr white toy package. antilock brakes. quad seating, black cherry. Stk. No. P2156. ‘B8 CHRYSLER LEBARON PREMIER CONVERTIBLE 1991 ISUZU TROOPER XS 4X4 $13,900 $22,900 1992 GRAND VOYAGER 845â€"6653 175 Wyecroft Road $9,800 dash wiblac equip., ), sport k conv. alum Stk. N No wheels. P2139 CD "I‘m in the midst of looking for more service opportunities, espeâ€" cially to do with child care centres," Landry says. He estimates that one in four Appleby students is currentâ€" ly participating in some form of community service; making it the school‘s most extensive extracurricâ€" ular activity. Thirty hours of service earns a student one mandatory activity credit (two in Grades 9 and 10), and many more are also active in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards Dependent upon the generosity of parents for transportation, Landry encourages any group locatâ€" ed a reasonable distance from the College to contact him at (416) 845â€" 4681. This year, however, Appleby‘s Dean of Students and community service coordinator, Norm Landry, says he has had trouble finding enough organizations to place all 125 students. Now looking to the coming school year, Norm says he will need several other agencies who can utilize the students‘ time after the beginning of October. Boys and girls from Grade 8:to OAC could be available for one and a half to two hours, four evenings a week (Monday to Thursday). Starting times can be anywhere from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Demonstrations Admission $3.00 River Oaks Recreation Centre 2400 Sixth Line, Oakville Quilting to Song Halton Quilters Guild Fifteenth Annual Quilt Show J :â€" t & ) E 'C ‘.‘ & /g{; fi,k & } Fees: _ $5.75/adult $4.75/child (12 & under) $4.75/senior (65 & over) (G.S.T. included) MONE (CALL845â€"5585 S\o&d â€" 23 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. TAKE TIME TO TAKE A BREAK. f ish ,,, gDerby dÂ¥ ~Saturday, May 1 1993 * ":‘\‘\m\ 7 a.m.â€"2 p.m. " Open to Fishing Enthusiasts of all ages. (a valid Ontario Fishing Licence is required for adults 18â€"64 yrs.) For further information call ‘(416) 878â€"5011 or 8784476 HALTON REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY [ELSO) Conservation Area‘s at the Registration Hours Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, A&ril 25 6a.m.â€"2p.m Saturday, May 1 Ga.m.â€"7a.m. at the Gatehouse. Oakville Big Sisters would love to hear from all Big and Little Sisters "alumni" and volunteers who might have stories, phoâ€" tographs, etc. to share or who would like to be involved in the 25thl anniversary celebrations. Over the last 25 years hundreds of caring and dedicated women have invested in this community‘s future by taking the time to listen and provide emotional support, to share skills and interests, encourage dreams and expand horizons. Others contributed time and talent to ensure the necessary resources are available to continue responding to the unique changing needs of girls. There has been much positive change on the ‘status of women‘ over the last 25 years. Yet for many girls, personal and economic barriâ€" ers to achieving their full potential still very much exist. Volunteers continue to be the ‘backbone,‘ proâ€" viding the support needed to help Little Sisters deal with challenges in their lives. This year as the Oakville Big Sisters marks its 25th anniversary, we want to say a special and heartâ€" felt ‘thankâ€"you‘ to all those who have helped make a difference in the lives of countless young girls! over the years. The history of community ("social") service is largely the hisâ€" tory of women volunteers reaching out to those in need â€" in this case young women. Long before we heard phrases like "equal opportuniâ€" ty", "health promotion" and "preâ€" vention", Big Sister volunteers were addressing these issues, one child at a time, through friendship with a Little Sister. 4 Appleby Outreach â€" the umbrelâ€" la name under which most commuâ€" nity service activities are conducted at the school â€" originally began sevâ€" eral years ago as a means of fundraising in the lower grades. Now, Landry says, "The service arm of Outreach has become bigger than the fundraising. I‘m proud to see it grow. It means a lot to these kids to get:involved in the commuâ€" nity in nonâ€"material ways, and they soon realize that giving their time is much more important than giving their money." Oakville Big Sisters celebrate 25th anniversary program and go far beyond that number. In 1967, the federal government established the Royal Commission on the Status of Women. At the same time, a small group of comâ€" mitted and visionary women met in the home of Glenna Soanes in Oakville to share their concerns about the difficulties and challenges being faced by some of the young girls in this community. A year later, in 1968, the Oakville Big Sister Association was born. EXPERT PINKING SHEARS & SCISSOR SHARPENING ONTARIO FEDERATION OF ANGLERS & HUNTERS A message from Ontario‘s 13th Annual April 21, 1993