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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday October 11, 2006 - 7 Plant trees at Donovan Bailey Park Join Ground Breakers Oakville, Field and Stream Rescue and volunteers from around town for a tree planting at Donovan Bailey Park on Saturday, Oct. 14, from 10 a.m. to noon as they plant 400 native trees and bushes. Working in co-operation with the Town of Oakville, the group will plant the area between Bronte and Bridge Roads in this southwest Oakville park. Parking is available along Bridge Road or at St. Dominic School. Everything needed for the planting, from shovels to gloves, will be provided. The planting takes place rain or shine. All ages, including teens needing volunteer hours, are welcome. The planting is the first of a multi-year commitment by Ground Breakers Oakville to renaturalize and beautify Donovan Bailey Park. Over the past two years, this local grassroots group has planted more than 2,100 native trees and bushes in Oakville. For more information, visit www.groundbreakersoakville.com or call Liz Benneian at 905-257-0250. Change You Can Trust Who is Chris Stoate? CHRIS HAS BEEN AN OAKVILLE TOWN COUNCILLOR, representing Ward 3 since 2003. Despite family and business obligations, Chris entered municipal politics because he knew the best way to make a difference was to get directly involved and learn how municipal government works. CHRIS IS ALSO THE PRESIDENT OF LASERNETWORKS, a company he founded in 1987. LaserNetworks employs 100 people in North America, including 60 in its Oakville head office. The Company has appeared three times in Profit Magazine as a high growth company, has twice been a finalist in the Oakville Awards for Business Excellence, and in 2002 was the winner in the Manufacturer of the Year category. Chris believes passionately in working to improve the quality of life for the people of Oakville. Rather than sit on the sidelines and complain about the problems, Chris made a commitment to become part of the solution. FREE! Seventh Annual Lakeshore Art Trail Sat. & Sun. Oct. 14 & 15 10am to 5pm Visit 26 Artists at 14 Stops www.lakeshoreart.ca for map download or call 905-822-9060 Clarkson to Port Credit What Does Chris Stand For? Chris strongly believes we need a new attitude of how to get things done, rather than wasting time and energy explaining why we can't. As Mayor, Chris believes he can make a difference in the areas that affect our quality of life: 1- Planning and Development 2- Creating a Business Friendly Community 3- Recreational and Arts Facilities 4- Property Taxes 5- The Environment DIANE KNOWS A REGIONAL CANCER CENTRE IS WORTH TAKING A STAND FOR. WHERE DO YOU STAND? Chris is the only candidate in this election with proven business success combined with experience in municipal politics. To learn more about how Chris Stoate will make a difference, visit us online @ www.votestoate.ca "We love this look!" Diane Therrien LeBlanc Diane LeBlanc knows how important a world class Regional Cancer Centre is for Peel and Halton regions. As a hospital volunteer, she sees the comfort, convenience and relief provided to patients and their families by a cancer facility so close to home. That's why, in addition to her volunteer work, Diane organizes the annual Bernard's Run to raise funds for The Credit Valley Hospital Foundation's $50 million capital campaign. Won't you join Diane in supporting Credit Valley? STAND AND BE COUNTED. SUPPORT YOUR CANCER CENTRE. Please call 905-813-4123 today. Or visit www.cvh.on.ca We're now at 94% of our goal. Fox/Rabbit Fur Collar. Beige & Black. $295 Fox/Rabbit Fur Trimmed Sheepskin Boots. Beige & Black. Sizes small, medium $165 & large. Part-time sales position available. Call Paul (905) 845-2031 209 Lakeshore Road, Oakville Downtown Oakville (905)845-2031 World C l a s s . Right Here. Monday-Friday 9-6 · Saturday 9-5 · Sunday 12-5 www.barringtons.ca