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♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 14 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Many hydro questions still unanswered (C o n t in u e d fro m p a g e 3 ) "The question is, how do we best p o sition th is com m unity resource?" said M ulvale. W eir allayed som e fears by saying that acceptance of the rec- STOP SNORING Our pliysidans introduced laser-assisted snoring reduction to Canada and have since completed over 5000 procedures. Call Dr. Robert Jones now to find out how you and your loved-ones' can achieve a better nights sleep. # liui mmnm eiiiies mvw.lasetclinics. com Oakville (905) 842-8346 Toronto (416) 923-0092 om m endations - which propose a "p ruden t, m idd le-o f-the-road app ro ach " - m erely keeps the process moving but does not tie an y o n e's hands. M ulvale that there is a "huge am ount" of ques­ tions that need answering before final decisions are made. "We don't have all the answers to unequivocally determ ine where we should go," she said. Weir said some m unicipalities may decide to sell their utilities rig h t off. He cau tioned that O akville should retain this valu­ able asset then see how events unfold. The steering com m ittee's final report is expected in June. Council m ust also decide how much input it will have in the day-to-day operation of Oakville Hydro. To that end, the steering committee recommends an expe­ rienced Board of D irectors to make all operational and business decisions. As sole shareholder, the Town would establish thresh­ olds for the B oard's powers plus hold approval for m ajor transac­ tions. The com m ittee is recom m end­ ing a seven-person Board, with "accep tab le" m em bers selected by Council for annual term s. An in terim B oard w ould serve through Nov. 7, 2000. Complete details about share­ holder involvem ent and a variety of Board issues are forthcoming. Salvation Arm y prepares for Kosovar refugees Refugees from Kosovo will soon be arriving in Canada and the Salvation Army is asking Canadians to help them provide assistance to the arriving refugees. The Salvation Army is preparing 5,000 family care pack­ ages for the 5,000 Canada-bound refugees. They will provide all refugess with a personal kit containing items such as cloth­ ing, durable plates and bowls and bottled water. An immediate need exits for clean clothing for men, women and children, blankets, toiletries, disposable diapers, and toys that do not require English language comprehension such as recreational equipment or building blocks. Halton donations can be dropped off at any Salvation Army Thrift Store. Oakville's Thrift Store is located at 356 Kerr Street Financial assistance should be directed to 1-888-321- 3433, or any local Salvation Army Community Relations and Development Office. Friday, April 9,1999 * ...... * A .s k th e My hair is always so dry and brittle. I use professional shampoos and reconstructors, but there doesn't seem to be that much of an improvement What can I do to make my hair healthier and give it more shine? A # If you arc using a reconstructive treatment every day... Stop! # Reconstructors are designed to be used once or twice a week, depending on the hair, not every day. Start alternating it with a moisturizing conditioner. Consider your daily routine. Do you use a brush or a comb to untangle your hair after a shower? A comb is better for the hair. Do you pull your hair back into a ponytail or a barrette while it's still wet? Do , you use a curling or straightening iron? How much chemical work has your hair had in die past six months, or if your hair is longer, how much in the past couple of years? These are just a few o f many possible hair hazards that could be causing your I problems. To get yourself back on track, make sure that your | hair products (from shampoo to spray) are ph balanced and good for your hair. 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It is a good idea; it could reveal damage that goes beyond "reasonable wear and tear," or evidence that the Vendors are taking the "built in" dishwasher. Have your agent insert a clause in the Agreement of Purchase and Sale that gives you the right to re-enter on 24 hours notice. Then inspect the night before or the day of closing. Your solicitor will have a much better chance of sorting out any problems to your satisfaction if they are caught before the Vendor has his money, as opposed to after! Maxell SttUtd L A W O F F I C E S 4 6 7 S P E E R S R D ., 2 N D F L O O R O A K V I L L E , O N T A R I O L 6 K 3 S 4 (9 0 5 )8 4 5 -0 7 6 7 F A X : 8 4 5 -5 5 5 2 Leslie J. Smith "How can a single person meet * other single people without feeling • like a piece o f meat?" A I hear the same story when singles come to us so I know it's • true. Whether they go to bars or dances-the feeling for singles is the same. 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Toll Free: 1-800-874-5078 www.thesinglegournnet.com "I 'm not in constant pain, why should I see a chiropractor ?" A Judging your health by how you feel is very dangerous.9 Symptoms are generally a warning sign that problems already exist In fact the first symptom of • heart disease is often a fatal heart attack. Remember, headaches, backaches, numbness and tingling are not normal - they are often the result of years of neglect. Chiropractors find the underlying cause of your symptom and correct it We don't use drugs to mask the problem, we search out the source. Numerous studies have documented the effectiveness of Chiropractic care. If you or someone you know suffers from a health problem, even occasionally, you should consult a Chiropractor. Colic, asthma, low back pain and headaches are just a few of the conditions that Chiropractic care has helped. Isn't it time to be healthy and not just symptom free? 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