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New hospital is in sight Continued from page 1 7 · Wednesday, May 30, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com cranes," he said. The sixth crane is still being assembled. "Already, our hospital has a physical presence in the community and, in the coming months, a new building is literally going to be rising out of the ground with those cranes." He encouraged everyone to drive by the Dundas Street and Third Line area to see. Monday's event was a celebration of the great success of the fundraising campaign and a chance to thank all the supporters who made it possible. "I'm the luckiest CEO in Ontario because this is the best community in Ontario to be running a hospital and it's because of the fabulous individuals like yourselves who have given your time, given your wealth and your abilities to make miracles happen for the people in the community," Oliver said. While the audience consisted of individuals who have donated $15,000 or more, Tina Triano, foundation CEO, said the evening was a tribute to donors who contributed at all levels. "We will continue to honour them, and you, by spending your dollars wisely and share information along the way about the profound impact of your investment because through your giving, we are enabling our caregivers to do what they do best, which is save the lives of our friends, our neighbours and our loved ones," she said. Presentations were also made to Oakville MPP Kevin Flynn, Town councillors Tom Adams and Dave Gittings and Oakville Hospital Volunteer Association President Ted Nixon. The Province is spending $2 billion for construction of the hospital, while the Town has pledged at least another $130 million. The volunteer group has committed to donate $3.5 million. The $60 million being raised will buy more than 30,000 pieces of medical equipment that is not covered by provincial funding. Dr. Robert Yu, HHS chief/medical director JAMES HOGGETT / SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER of diagnostic imaging, noted health-care providers need the proper medical equipment to ALMOST THERE: The Oakville Hospital Foundation held its public launch of the largest do their job. fundraising campaign in the town's history, honouring campaign donors to date who have helped He also said the new health-care facility is it raise $48 million -- 80 per cent of its $60-million goal. about people helping people. "The people we have truly go above and beyond on a daily basis with the limited tools that they have now to provide the best care possible," he said. "Having a brand new hospital, with the right tools, and with the people that we have, the possibilities are endless. What we can aspire to achieve is very high. We can be the best hospital in our province, in Canada, because we have those sorts of individuals, because we have you supporting us. The right hospital, the right tools, the right people, the right supporters, it's all right here." The evening also included a special presentation to the 10 donors who have made a contribution of $1 million or more. for our June events For information or to donate, visit www. oakvillehospitalfoundation.com. www.Core 1 .ca/businesscentre Mac in business seminars Learn how the Mac can help your business REGISTER NOW Visit us in downtown Oakville THE OAKVILLE CLUB Family - Friendly - Fun at 249 Lakeshore East or call us at 905.849.0737 www.Core 1 .ca Contact us about our 3 Month Trial Membership Where You Belong 56 Water Street, Oakville. ON - 905.845.0231 www.oakvilleclub.com - membership@oakvilleclub.com Downtown Oakville Come Celebrate Our 2 st Join us Friday, June 1 at our Oakville Location for the celebration FREE GIVEAWAYS (while quantities last) nd Y ear Anniversary! 1 Large Garden Salad (with Dressing) M eal Deal 1 Large Lasagna $ 1 Tiramisu 99 ¢ Canned Tomatoes Offer valid June 1 - 3 only. Offer vaild June 1, 2 & 3 2012 ONLY. 2995 $ 75 Dund Trafa lgar R d Tax extra. Cold/Fresh ONLY. 3 E Dr ael Ricotta Cheese Offer valid June 1 - 3only. 3 only. as St 2501 Prince Michael Dr (at Dundas St.) (905) 257-9200 www.palmapasta.com Hours: Monday to Friday 9 am - 7 pm, Saturday 9 am - 6 pm , Sunday 10 am - 4 pm h Mic ce Prin Uppe rM 403 iddle Rd E