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

www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Friday December 28, 2007 - 15 Donate by New Year's s to re wi de L AST DAY E V TO SA 1 3 DEC Continued from page 5 of Sanikiluaq doesn't see polar bears until the ice is in. In 1978, 45 female and 15 male reindeer were relocated to the Belcher Islands and today the herd numbers 800-1,000, however caribou were wiped out in there in the 1880s because of a warm winter and too much ice. The community of Sanikiluaq has undertaken many entrepreneurial programs which are featured on its web site at www.najuqsivik.com. Carving and traditional Inuit basketmaking provide income for many in the community. Nunavut is twice the land mass size of Ontario and over half of its population (30,000) is under 25. "Through Project North Bound our community has learned much about our fellow Canadians in the north. Our new friends in Nunavut have learned about the community of Oakville through the sharing of our resources," said Alix. The following is a list of requested items for donation to Project North Bound: · English books; gently-used, for infants to age 10. · Comic books; new or used, suitable for all ages through teens. · Craft supplies; new and unopened. · Digital cameras; new or used and in good working order suitable for teens. · Hockey skates, helmets, gloves, sticks, tape, pucks, new or used, for three-year-olds through teens. · Pyjamas; new only, for infants through teens and for new mothers for postpartum support. · Socks; new only, for infants through teens. · Running/gym shoes; new only, for toddlers through teens (this was a special request from the high school gym teacher. Most children do not have indoor shoes for athletics/gym class). · $10 per donation (no limit to number of bags/boxes per $10) to help with shipping costs. Those donating are asked to include their name and e-mail address with their donation if they'd like to be updated about Project North Bound. Donations can be dropped off at 85 Second St.(in front of garage), 74 Second St. (front porch), and 115 Douglas St. (front porch), Oakville. All drop-off locations are in the Allan and Lakeshore Road East area of southeast Oakville. The donation deadline is Jan. 1. For more information email ascott120@cogeco.ca. -60 20 Tamar R E G NOW off(regular price) every item in the store Deggas R E G 139.95 NOW sale % $ 239.95 Maestro R E G 259.95 NOW $ 11997 Tambar R E G 159.95 NOW 6997 $ 12997 $ 7997 waterproof wom e n s mens off regular price Mountains Edge REG Open Adventure REG Dallas REG 179.95 199.95 154.95 $ 89 NOW 97 waterproof $ 99 NOW NOW 97 $ 7747 SELECTION MAY VARY BY STORE, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. F I N A L W E E K E N D . sale ends DECEMBER 31ST BUY ANY 2 ITEMS AND RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL 25 % OFF YO U R 2ND ITEM (EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE) BERTIN STABLES Fall and Winter Lessons and Christmas Camps Now Booking · Weekday Lessons 4/$107 or $35/Lesson · Saturday at Farm 10am-3pm $40 (Children 5-12 yrs.) W W W. F R E E D M A N S H O E S . C O M (905) 827-4678 www.bertinstables.com NOW OPEN O A K V I L L E P L A C E · 240 Leighland Ave. CORRECTION NOTICE To our valued customers: We apologize for any inconvenience caused by an error in our flyer dated: December 28 - January 3. Telephone: 905-842-3418 Product: Prima 32" ED Plasma. On page 10 of the Dec 28th flyer, the Prima 32" ED Plasma TV has an incorrect icon. It is showing LCD when in fact the TV is a plasma. SKU:10096370