The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Monâ€"Fri 9:30am â€"9:00pm Saturday 9:30am â€"9:30pm Sunday 11am â€"6pm Private coâ€"educational day school / Limited Placements Available â€" Entrance Testing by Appointment Saturday, November 19, 1994 â€" 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon e Spacious, selfâ€"contained classrooms e Full size gymnasium e Science Lab e French, Music Rooms «* Progressive instruction e Economic Studies 2035 Upper Middle Road E. (Ford Dr./QEW 403) Oakville You and your family are invited to tour our recently expanded facilities SALE PRICES END FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1994, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST e Before and After School Supervision For further information call (905) 338â€"6236 J. K. to Grade 8 Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton fundraisâ€" ing committee chairperson Barbara Ann Stamp, left, picks up the grand door prize, two Canadian Airlines tickets to any where in Canada, and thanks Jennifer Reynolds, Community Relations Eastern Region, Canadian Airlines International. Looking on is Peggy Crall, program director for CMHA Halton. The prize is to drawn this Sunday at the 16th annual CMHA auction. Expect more from Sears THE OAKVILLE BEAVER We have a gift for giving. Purchase the Canadian Living, Christmas book for just $14.99 1 Sears Oakville will donate $1.00° to the O.T.M.H. Childrens Ward., Win a holiday at CMHA auction Representatives from the Canadian Mental Health Association, Halton Region Branch and Canadian Airlines International met recently to finalize arrangements for the grand door prize of a trip for two to be won by some lucky person attending the CMHA‘s 16th Annual Charity Auction. The terrific door prize is only one of the many attractions at CMHA‘s annual auction. The auction will be held this Sunday, Nov. 20th, at the newlyâ€"renoâ€" vated Oakville Club, 56 Water St. The preview and silent auction will be held at 1 p.m., with the auction getting underâ€" way at 2 p.m. According to Peggy Grall â€" director of Community Resource Programs at CMHA Haltonâ€" the auction has taken a bit of a departure from the usual this "In previous years, the auction focused primarily on art. This year, we‘re branching out into a variety of products and services. We will still have some art, but we will also have clothes, books, esthetics, jewellery, dinner and theatre certificates, and so on." Copyright 1994. Sears Canada Inc This kickâ€"off to the holiday season i a lovely setting will provide an excellen opportunity to wrap up some early shopâ€" ping. There will be a variety of items to| suit everyone‘s taste and budget. Complimentary refreshments will be served and a number of outstanding door prizes will be given, including the grand prize â€" a trip for two to anywhere in Canada served by Canadian Airlines. Participants must be present to be eligiâ€" ble for the door prizes. CMHA in Halton â€" as a branch of a national, voluntary association â€" proâ€" vides people in Halton with opportuniâ€" ties to enhance their mental health, and to increase their understanding and acceptance of mental health issues, through: support services, consumer and community involvement, education, and advocacy. CMHA is funded locally from a variety of sources including United Way and fundraising. Tickets are $20 per person, and a limited number will be available at the door. In order to avoid possible disapâ€" pointment, it‘s recommended that you order your tickets early by calling (905) 845â€"5044. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. Donations are also still being accepted for this most worthwhile and important community event. .'.lfi"‘so Lend a hand During the summer, many of us devote our spare time to personal outâ€" door activities. Now that the grey November skies suggest it is time to turn our activities indoors, why not look into sharing some of your personal time with others? The Women‘s Information and Support Centre of Halton is located in Hopedale Mall and offers women a place to begin to control their own lives. Training for Peer Counsellors will begin in January and run for three hours a week for six weeks. Eight Peer Counsellors are needed. You must be 21 yearsâ€"ofâ€"age, be a good listener in a nonâ€" judgmental and empathetic manner. The goal is to provide information and referâ€" rals regarding services for women in the community. The Support Centre is open each Monday and Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; and also from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursdays. Call Melvina Walker at the Centre, §47â€"5520. Marketing and fundraising expertise has been requested by the Distress Centre. Three people are needed to form a committee to assist members of the board of directors. It‘s a small time commitment â€" one or two hours in a monthly evening meeting. Call Sandy Beveridge, executive director at 849â€" 4559, The Children‘s Assessment and Treatment Centre has a Youth Aiding Youth Program in need of a fundraisâ€" ing coâ€"ordinator. This person will work with students to implement events (garage sales, bingos) to raise funds to help the program which matches teenage volunteers with children at risk. There is a minimum age requirement of 21 years and orientation training is proâ€" vided. Call the program managéer, Karen Clyde at 634â€"6123. The Special Olympics has grown to service over two million mentally handiâ€" capped athletes in more than 100 counâ€" tries around the world. Over 3,000 volâ€" unteers are involved in the program and the numbers needed for the Special Olympic events swells to over 10,000. In Oakville, three specific positions need to be filled â€" swimming assistant coach, and a community coâ€"ordinator, and secâ€" retary for the Community Council. Due to the expansion of the Halton Area Special Olympics Program, a large number of volunteers are needed to proâ€" vide assistance to athletes in a variety of ways â€" from transporting them to events to professionally coaching. If you are able to assist in any way, now or in the future as the Special Olympics draws nearer, call Holly Hanly at 840â€"8000. The Halton Social Planning Council and Volunteer Centre is a United Way Member Agency November 16, 199