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WEDNESDAY, JANUAR} PAGE 10 sunnnngnnio apaape. Lo en m 7â€"Eleven helping crimestoppers im McMaster president at Cdn. Club Geraldine Kenneyâ€"Wallace, president of McMaster University, will be the guest speaker at the Feb. 24th meeting of The Canadian Club, Oakville. Dr. Kenneyâ€"Wallace was appointed president and Viceâ€"C hancellor of McMaster University in July 1990 and is also a professor of physics and chemistry. She was chairman of the Science Council of Canada from 1987â€"1990 after being appointed a member of the counâ€" cil in 1983. In 1988, at the requesat of the Prime Minsters of Canada and Japan, she led the Canadaâ€"Japan Complementary Study which lead in 1990 to new and enhanced research and development funds and collaborations. She was viceâ€"chairman of Canadaâ€"Japan Forum 2000, which reported in December on a range of bilateral and internaâ€" tional issues of economic, educational, technological, environmental and cultural concerns. & The meeting will be held at the Howard Johnson Hotel on Argus Road. Fee for members is $24 and $34 for nonâ€"members. Reservations cancelled. after Feb. 17th will be billed to the member. Call $45â€"4774 for further information. A limited amount of exhibitor space is still available in the 4th Aunual Oakville Lifestyle Home Show, April 16, 17, 18, at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. If your business could use direct exposure to thousands of interested consumers over an exciting 3â€"day period, then the Oakville Lifestyle Home Show will definitely be of interest to you! To obtain a Reservation Form or for more information please contact during the hours of 9â€"5 p.m. Dave Jenkins now at 827â€"4632. Industry, Science and Technology Canada through its International Trade Centre is sponsoring a oneâ€"day workshop in Oakville next month on ‘International Trade Shows Made Profitable®. The workshop will be held on Feb. 24th at the Quality Hotel, 754 Bronte Rd., and is coâ€"sponsored by the Town of Oakville and the Oakville Chamber of Commerce. Featured presenter for the day is Barry Siskind, one of North America‘s leading show experts. Cost for the workshop is $65 includâ€" ing GST. For more information phone or fax International Training & Management Company, 483â€"3836. A unique fundraising drive is being organized by Southland Canada Incorporated to collect money at its 7â€"Eleven stores across Ontario to assist various Crime Stoppers programs. "All proceeds collected in donation boxes during January, May and Julyv will be given to Crime Stoppers." said Derek Perks of "All proceeds collected in donation boxes and July will be given to Crime Stoppers," Southland Canada Incorporated. "The 40 Crime Stoppers programs in Ontario appreciate the supâ€" port being provided by the network of 7â€"Eleven stores and the recogâ€" nition given by Southland Canada incorporated of the crime fighting efforts of various programs," said Sergeant Dan Farr of Crime Stoppers of Halton. "Money collected in donation boxes will be used to pay re for tips to Crime Stoppers which help police solve crimes in our munity," said Farr. Member of the Oakville Chamber of Commerces NN Financial‘s new revolutionary IMS II Canâ€" Am Fund offers S&P 500 Index performance, and it is RRSP eligible. For further information, contact The Jenkins Agency also organizes Home Shows in Milton Burlington, Mississauga, Hamilton, Brampton and St. Catharii PUT AMERICAN EQUITY PERFORMANCE IN YOUR Larry G. Green, BES, CLU, CHF.C. (416) 829â€"3300 Trade show seminar Feb. 24th The oJenkins Agvency COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME SUNDAY, JANUARY 3 1st, 1993 64 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville Ribbon Cutting Dedication of the 844â€"2600 1993 1& Cutting }f * Fil /fi’ *‘1 | fi *3 » S | [ | | [ 6 â€"<nâ€"Ge e ty n 20 Co C W commsms af BUSINESS This focus on health promotion has provided the inspiration for a new service in Oakville called Dial A Nurse Consulting Services.Two area nurses, Patricia Irving of Oakville and Eva Mik of Toronto established the service a number of months ago with the goal of providing a better quality of life for their clients. Each client, for example, would receive a detailed nursing assessment. This would involve a lengthy interâ€" view with the client and his or her family to determine past history, lifestyle, and any particular needs which have to be met. "Our goal is to educate our clients in relation to their particular disease, and in terms of lifestyle management," savys Irving. We want to provide a service where people can make choices, with the result of a better quality of life. Mik points out that with the government having to drastically reduce its health care budget, various health care agenâ€" cies are having to restrict their schedâ€" ules, and thus the amount of time they can spend with an individual client. Both women feel it is essential to do a detailed assessment of a client, particularly with the family involved, in order to make informed health care decisions that the client can live with. They describe themselves not just as nurses, but as health care "facilitaâ€" tors" who help individuals and their families make sound health care deciâ€" sions based on a wellâ€"researched approach to a particular illness or disâ€" ease. This is especially vital with elderly patents who may not have extended family living nearby and therefore are more dependent on themselves and various community services. "We encourage the elderly to get out ," Nurses join forces in business to find best care for loved ones Health care and nursing in the nineties are moving far beyond the sphere of bedpans and bandages. Increasingly, a trend is emerging toward more preventative health care measures, with an emphasis on lifestyle. (Limited places available for children Grades 3&4 age) FOR INFORMATION REGARDING ADMISSION AT BOTH LEVELS CONTACT THE ADMINISTRATOR: MRS. R. McCONNELL Aeiie 0C P + 844â€"2114 DEARCROFT MONTESSORI SCHOOL "CONTINUING A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE IN MONTESSOR! EDUCATION FOR 25 YEARS" *PREâ€"SCHOOL PROGRAM: AGES 3â€"6 YEARS * ELEMENTARY LEVEL: AGES 6â€"10 YEARS . f \ @ Ribbon Cutting at 1 p.m. followed by Dedication and Open House until 9 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend Tours will be conducted and our staff will be available to answer any questions you have about our facility or about funerails in general. Take this opportunity to view what we feel is one of the finest and most beautiful funeral homes. Merntt H. Goddant, HB.A, ERL, CEP. recutive Vice President, Semor Financial Advis Direct Line 340â€"6068 | THE O, i â€" L ' m Di ® ® ATC roperi THE EQUION GROUP says Mik. "We also educate them about dietary, bowel and nutritional habits." The Dial A Nurse service is also intended to act as a link to other serâ€" vices. For instance, if the client is in need of specialized nursing care, Dial A Nurse can link them up with a clinâ€" ical nurse specialist trained to deal with their particular needs. We like to encourage people to search out information and discuss it with their health care professional," says Irving. "There are lots of terrific resources available to people in Oakville, but they‘re not always used as much as they could be, so we would like to provide that link as well." In keeping with their emphasis on health promotion, Irving and _ Mik will also extend their services to comâ€" panies and organizations which would like to offer health care semiâ€" nars for their employees. They have recently made two public presentaâ€" tions at the library entitled "Setting Priorities and Goals for Everyday Life " and "Setting Priorities and Goals Related to Your Health". Anyone wishing further informaâ€" tion about the Dial A Nurse service should call 338â€"2661. Newsletter helps seniors deal with finances The eightâ€"page newsletter, now available free of charge at most Royal Bank branches throughout Ontario, contains valuable information on when to use power of attomey, how to safely use banking machines, Royal Bank today released the second edition of its newsletter for older Canadians, "Ju$t for SENIORS." how tax changes affect Retirement Income Funds, how to accurately determine the value of gold credit card programs, and more. The current issue builds on the highly successful inaugural edition released last June, which focused on how to prevent financial abuse of seniors and how to choose the best outâ€"ofâ€"province medical insurance. "We‘re trying to offer older Canadians the type of information they need to make informed decisions about their financial affairs and related topics," wl MBE _tg" >b > "_~24°. Eva Mik (left) and Patricia Irving of Dial A Nurse Consulting Services: finding best care possible. (Photo by Peter McCusker) Roger and Rosemary Verrall (centre), owners of the Kwik Kopy franchise in Oakville with help of Mayor Ann Mulvale (left) hand over $6,000. cheque to Ron Brown (right) an d Suzanne Harris with ‘Brooks‘ of Canine Vision Canada. The money was raised as part of a local promotion with Kwik Kopy customers. explained Jenny Gould, Royal Bank‘s Area Manager for Oakville/Milton. "Judging from the positive response we‘ve received to date, I think we‘re meeting a real market need for this type of information." JuS$t for SENIORS is published three times per year and represents the latest initiative from Canada‘s leadâ€" ing bank for seniors. In addition to the newsletter, Royal Bank provides older Canadians with sitâ€"down banking service through 200 Seniors Banking Centres in selected branches across Ontario. The bank also offers a variety of special products designed for older clients such as its Sixtyâ€"Plus package account, as well as an awardâ€"winning sales force of retired bankers called Grey Panthers who sell retirement products. The next issue of Ju$t for SENIORS is scheduled for release in April of 1993. www w t w W N t VA BURNS TODAYS DELIVERY The following error has been found in: (Deal #303) Jan. 18 to 23 On Page 7, Item 4, Product #84â€"4047%X ‘â€" Ankle support. Copy Reads: Reg. $10.99 â€" Sale $8.79. Should have read: Reg. $9.99 â€"Sale $7.99. We regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. + Pharma Plus + Shoppers Drug Mart + Woolco + White Rose * Roberts Fish Cove Mark W. Slipp (416) 365â€"4633 CORRECTION NOTICE LIMITED J 9y m Photo by Barrie Erskine) Seminars available throughout February * Partial Delivery