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My practice is restricted to personal injury and insurance claims, including motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, and medical malpractice. Are you unsure what financial options are available to you? A no-obligation meeting with me will clearly uncover your best options quickly and professionally. If I take on your case, there will be no fees, unless I am successful! I am part of WILL BARRISTERS LLP, a prominent Oakville personal injury law fi rm, where over the years I have consistently obtained fair compensation for my seriously injured clients. PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER Please call me toll free at 1-866-503-8757 to discuss. PAUL J. CAHILL, B.A., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor Have You Sustained a Serious Injury? w w w . o a kv ill eb ea ve r.c o m O A KV IL LE B EA V ER Th ur sd ay , N ov em be r 2 5, 2 01 0 2 0 HealthOakville Beaver Our pride and joy They are Oakvilles Pride and Joy. Young Jordan Pires, 5, and Maclain Agnew, 3, recently received a Pride and Joy award at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga. It was a gala emceed by Don Cherry and his daughter Cindy. The first-ever Pride and Joy Awards were launched this year by the ErinoakKids Foundation, which exists to raise funds for ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development. The awards were to honour client chil- dren as well as brothers/sisters who set an upstanding example helping their siblings with challenges who are clients of ErinoakKids. A crowd of 250 attended the event, which raised an estimated $100,000 for the Foundation, according to Anissa Hilborn, foundation president. Both Oakville children won the Little Acorn award, for kids who strive mightily against their challenges and make great progress through hard and sustained effort. Five-year-old Jordan Pires astonishes her team of health professionals with her fierce determination and refusal to acknowledge the words never and cant. Maclain Agnew is only three years old, but he touches everyone he meets with his determination to overcome his hearing dif- ficulties and communicate with others. Likewise, his parents unwavering commit- ment to helping him reach his full potential is an inspiration. The Oakville youths were among seven recipients of the Pride and Joy awards. ErinoakKids is the largest children's treatment centre (CTC) in Ontario. ErinoakKids, located in Erin Mills, provides treatment, rehabilitation and support serv- ices to about 9,000 children with disabilities and their families each year. PROUD: From left, Deb Pires and her daughter Jordan, 5, sports celebrity Don Cherry, Maclain Agnew, 3 and his mom, Brenda. The children are both clients of ErinoakKids who won Little Acorn awards at the recent Pride and Joy awards ceremony at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga. ROB BEINTEMA / METROLAND MEDIA GROUP MISSISSAUGA Winter dance The Winter Wonderland Dinner/Dance in support of the MS Society, Halton is Saturday, Dec. 4 . Doors will open at 7 p.m., followed by dinner and live entertainment at the Polish Hall, 2316 Fairview St., Burlington. Tickets cost $50, contact Robin Halliwell at 905-681-8770, ext. 11 or robin.halliwell@mssociety.ca. Have You Used Your Benefits For 2010 Yet? Why not start your holiday off in the best health possible! Call and schedule your appointment today! Services Offered: Active Release Therapy Acupuncture Chiropody (Foot Care) Family Chiropractic Core Stability and Postural Exercises Custom Braces Orthotics and Custom Shoes Registered Massage Therapy (Hot Stone, Therapeutic, Deep Tissue, Relaxation, Infant, Pre and Post Natal) Naturopath Pilates Motor Vehicle Accidents and WSIB Wellness Care for the Entire Family Gift Certificates Available great stocking stuffers! www.acornhealth.ca info@acornhealth.ca 250 Wyecroft Rd., Unit 15, Oakville, ON 905.844.WELL (9355)