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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, February 1, 2013 · 16 Oakville senior found after being missing several hours An 83-year-old Oakville man was found in good health after briefly disappearing Wednesday (Jan. 30). The man, who has been diagnosed with dementia, went missing at 12:50 p.m., after visiting a medical facility at 1235 Trafalgar Rd. He was seen leaving the area in his car. Halton police initiated a search for the local senior and alerted the media, stating his possible destinations could include Hamilton, Grimsby, Waterdown or the Oakville Place shopping centre. The man was located at 7 p.m., Wednesday and was reunited with his family. Help for families of missing adults The Halton Regional Police Service announced Tuesday (Jan. 29) it is making a special guide available on its website to make things easier for the families of missing adults. The Canadian Centre for Information on Missing Adults (CCIMA), which acts as a referral centre for Canadian families and friends of missing adults, developed the resource guide. The guide is intended to provide families with useful and practical information to help cope with the realities associated with having a missing loved one. "We wholeheartedly support the efforts of CCIMA in their development of this comprehensive guide for families of missing adults to assist them in what is often an emotionally overwhelming situation," said Deputy Chief "We wholeheartedly support the efforts of CCIMA in their development of this comprehensive guide for families of missing adults to assist them in what is often an emotionally overwhelming situation." Deputy Chief Andrew Fletcher, Halton police Andrew Fletcher, Halton police. The guide can be accessed at www. haltonpolice.ca under the `Crime Files' section, `Missing Persons' tab. Additional information can be found on the CCIMA website at www. missingpersoninformation.ca. Swiss Interiors: A furniture store built to last. I n 1953, Carol Vesters' parents, recent immigrants from Switzerland, started a small upholstery shop. This year, Swiss Interiors is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Carol began working at Swiss Interiors in the 80s and would later purchase the business from her parents. While the store name reflects the family's origins, Swiss Interiors is a strong supporter of local products, sourcing their inventory mainly from Canadian manufacturers. As Oakville has grown and changed, so has Carol's store. Swiss Interiors, known for its excellent selection of home furniture brand names, has expanded into home décor accessories. Tables, chairs, sofas and other home furnishings meticulously chosen by the team at Swiss Interiors brighten homes throughout Oakville and across Canada. Although competition from large chains can be fierce in the home furnishing business, Carol feels Swiss Interior's commitment to personal service sets them apart, as does Carol's passion for her family business and her community. Oakville is her home and she takes great pride in being able to help her fellow residents furnish theirs. A furniture shop rich in family history and a fixture in Downtown Oakville, Swiss Interiors is a proud participant of the Shop Local event. Shoppers taking part in the event can take advantage of deals and savings being offered by participating businesses in Downtown Oakville and show their support for small business owners like Carol. PROUD MEMBER OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD Carol Vesters, owner of Swiss Interiors in Downtown Oakville. THE SHOP LOCAL EVENT DOWNTOWN OAKVILLE. WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 9 & 10. MORE INFORMATION AT