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The Halton Children's Aid Society's annual general meeting will be held next Wednesday, May 26th, from 7:30 to 9 pan. in the atri- One perspective on those ques- tions will be presented by speaker Kim Way at the Halton CAS annual general meeting. What's it like to grow up with the children's Aid Society as your parent? What things to children and teens in CAS care worry about, what issues do they struggle with, how do they feel about being in ‘ McCUrCHEON's 226 Lakeshore Road East (DOWNTOWN) ROYAL LePAGE 239 Lakeshore Rd. E.(Just behind Royal Trust) k PLUS ALL ROTARIANS d Former CAS Ward to describe life growing up in foster homes In an effort to finance local community activities, the Rotary Club of Oakville West is running its second annual Bike-a-thon on Sunday May 30th, rain or shine. The ride starts at 9 a.m. from Queen Elizabeth Park Secondary School on Yolanda Drive. Called the "Rotary Ride for Shelter," this bike-a-thon differs from the typical event because it stresses involvement rather than competition. In fact, there are no trophies to be won. Instead, people of all ages are encouraged to par- ticipate in this leisurely 25- kilometre ride through a variety of residential areas in the town. Posters are on display in a number of retail outlets, schools and libraries throughout Oakville, and pledge sheets can be obtained at these locations. To get involved, participants just have to ask people to pledge money in support of their ride. T-shirts will be given to TMt-tInferior-trt- Iftlll8 TIIB tlllt WAll? lam, or less without disturbing existing tub, walls, tiles, plumbing or floors. . 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YOLANOA on MUSIC tt (HEN (pans MEMORIAL GARDENS THE ROUTE FESTIVAL 0t ROTARY CLUB OF OAKVILLE 21 st Annual Mississaugi/0%ijie- 257A100 (Served one at a time TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DANCING BAR SERVICES Ltor. 1 560 ACRYLIC i BAYHTUB LINERS Harm emetpy chad mffi’mm‘zzmimm P0008 we 1mpprtant Mons" ihttzi,e,ttr,giei, tmoenienttime t)7.il11rs'lfl.fl'lltfify"' pomentplimdiataa'tedourhubi" ".Ptmiarmjng moidedysuithNheMit fr't.l11t't1l.'lfllllltff'elJiithtt'l,f,i,tf yilltairheydyusto'iitdiiiii.lir/iGGud fietiiantsfaireendiigwidrrrlGriiii' lrunienonoitimiilyme/GA" . is rthelju' and Pie-P 13%MaklggitHappen’ PEACE OF MIND 'tt.Mg no . DISTANCE - " km QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK SC)4QOL MAGICL IEIICCA sr,,iht,L)imgy,1tyRF,larTrGi; 1120mm She has become an advocate for youth in care and is working with the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies to create a province-wide network for these young people. Special guest speaker, Kim Way, is now a student at the University of Waterloo, but has been in the care of Perth CAS since she was ll, liv- ing in four different foster homes in that area while she was growing up. um of the Society's offices at 465 speaks Morden Rd.' Sl - 6-9 p.m.) Way pulls no punches when she international projects a Better Idea) . Manufacturer‘s Warranty . Custom-formed one-piece tub-to- ceiling Bath Walls . Virtually maintenance free I Tested & proven in thousands of com- mercial & residential installations Call now for FREE in-home estimate per person ft) The rotary Clubs in Halton have joined together in committing $500,000 to the building of the second Halton Women's Place shelter in Burlington. All pro- ceeds from this bike-a-thon will be used to support the Rotary Club of Oakville West's portion of that commit.. ment. Corporate sponsors for this event Henderson, Ferris and Welsh Associates (' Accountants), Pong and Gallucci (Dentists, P Ltd, Pizza Hut and Re/Max sales representati Sue Marshall. the first 400 participants to register the day of the event and three mountain bikes and 10 bicycle helmets Cour- tesy of Wheels in Motion (Hamilton) will be awarded as draw prizes. At the end of the ride, participants will find hee hot dogs and pop available. 'ong and Gallucci (Dentists, Polywheels and Re/Max sales representative Kerrie CWICH " RESrR00M,WArEtt a REPAIR POINTS AT For further information. call the Halton CAS at 844-821]. She will describe her own expe- riences and those she has heard from other youth, and offers sug- gestions for providing greater sup- port and assistance for foster chil- dren as they grow into adulthood. and Welsh Associates (Chartered DON MILLS 1450 Lawrénéé NI}: ii/i/i/Gore, Park Ave BRAMPTON 150 West Dr., West of Bramalea City Centre SHERWAY 690 Evans Ave, Opposite Sherway Gardens THORNHILL 300 Steeles Ave., West of Yonge St. WESTON Hwy 401 & Weston, Near Knob Hill Farms WEITBY 59 Thckson Rd, South of Hwy. 2 " NWAL " EAST include HE OAK VILLE BEAVEF [III ers,andthecagesatthesheiterarefa tooverf1owing.Thisisaisothetimeof year when regular volunteers who walk the dogs, groom and socialize the cats, and clean the cages go on holidays. If you are 18 years of age or older (you must be strong enough to handle the Summer can be very upsetting for staff and volunteers at the Oakville Humane Society. This is the time of year when dozens of dogs, cats and other pets are abandoned by their own- Teenagers, age M and up, are you looking for a meaningful way to spend your summer? The VON Senior Day Program, located at Speers Road and Third Line, can use your help, to replace volunteers on holiday. You will be help- ing the Recreational Therapist with daily activities of memory-impaired seniors in the centre: exercise, music, gardening, etc. If you're warm, caring, reliable, and have a low-key personality, call Cathie Sacco at 847-9559. This is a lovely centre and you will be well- supported by staff. If you're a male, age 18 or over, who has four to five hours a week to spare over a one-year period, you could have a tremendous impact on the life of a fatherless boy. Big Brothers of Halton have about 15 boys age 6 to M, who are in need of friendship. support and guid- ance. If you join big Brothers, you'll receive back far more than what you have given. Call Evelyn Gransault today at 847-7267. that mules committed citizens, food hank workers and farmers, has a nced for volunteers to pick up and drop ol'l donated food from Halton area mer chants, to foodhanks in Halton and Peel. They also need volunteer fannhands, to work a 4-acre lot in Norval, and possi- bly one in Burlington or Oakville (if they can get the borrowed land). It is hoped many of these farmhands will be foodbank recipients themselves, who can take home 50% of the shared crop, plus their individual crops. Call Sherilyn Kirkpatrick at 416-873-4606 collect. Grow food, befriend lonelv :cdbac m 31133 OAKVILLE 290 North Service Rd, at QEW and Dorval Dr MARKHAM 1525 Denison St., West of Kennedy Rd. MISSISSAUGA 4559 Hurontario St., corner of Eglinton & D BARBIE 555 Bayfield sr, North of Hwy, 400 NEWWMARKET Upper Canada Mall, 17600 Yonge St. 'dEEI." The Oakville Volunteer Centre is a program of the Halton Social Planning Council, and a United Way MemberAgemy. \ dogs, and mature enough to work on your own), and can help the Society with these tasks, call Heather White at 845-155l. Volunteers are also needed for special events, and photography. For other ideas on volunteering, call the Oakville Volunteer Centre at 849- 8163, Tuesday to Thursday. a 7 A, ,-ir-.s,lC7=."T_"'"'"-----_a---=r'--.a= n T'. \11” \ ic", C t, TT "N" F' " _ , " _,.',"; j5T:'".ut"1,:; N T, t _ L' ' If" FIG . cl, _ Tt, x, (1" T 3/, Fr ' . ki:'T,'rl'T,' ' a Fgrd V I,", n, 'b'. :d ( Eral ix? 'T, . N Tdit A' s.i1 '_.' 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