14 - The Oakville Beaver, F riday M a rc h 8, 2002 Doorcrasher specials! Saturday from 8am to 10am Save 40%women's Tan Jay fashions Save 40% all Mens Prodige underwear now $1.99 kids' Outline® turtlenecks: infants and Kids 2 to 6X reg $5.99 RRFSS assists health department By Richard Vivian S P E C IA L T O T H E BEAVER save 75% set of 4 Rocco Bormioli glasses reg. $ 19.99 sale $ 4.99 Save 30% all ToGo TM Essentials solid sheets and cases save 50% women's clearance-priced sleepwear & robes Olf <mr kw tk'kctcd |j women's Baycrest sportsocks reg. $3.99 to $6.99 now $1.99 save an extra 40% all women's clearance shoes Olf our I't-y ticketed i«uvs Savings where indicated are off our regular prices unless otherwise specified. While quantities last. Excludes Bay Value, Outline, Market Square, special buys & just reduced items. Doorcrashers are excluded from Scratch & Save savings. superscrateh&save scratch ever Fri., Sat, & Sun., March 8,9 & 10 10 to60% storewide! the shopping is good w arn * Halton Region is extending its par ticipation in the Rapid Risk Factor Surveillance System (RRFSS) -- an information gathering partnership with the York University Institute for Social Research. "You can't measure how valuable this information is to programs," said Terry Delmore, of the Halton Region Health Department. "This is a major thing we're doing, with great benefit." Members of the Halton health and social services committee approved renewal of the RRFSS program last week. Regional council approved it Wednesday. The RRFSS was established last year with the York University Institute, which also operates the program with 20 other health units province-wide. Through the program, a continuous series of random telephone interviews are conducted with local residents to gather perceptions pertaining to any number of health-related issues (smok ing, West Nile Virus, work time missed due to injury, etc.). Information is then broken down to provide locally relevant statistics by gender, age, location of residence and other factors. "My gut, cynical reaction is to ask what are we learning that we don't already know," commented Burlington Councillor Jack Dennison, pointing to the $39,000-price tag and staff time involved in the program. But this information can be used to provide detailed analysis to aid in developing marketing techniques to reach specific portions of the popula tion, responded Dr. Bob Nosal, Halton's medical officer of health. "I'm really excited about this. We are going to see huge differences in program planning, targeted program planning in the next few years," he told the health committee. March break fun at mall Oakville Place will be a busy spot during March break. Starting today (Friday), The Body Shop will have lip-print readings and mini-make-overs in the Centre Court to March 10, from 9:30 a.m .- 9 p.m. Free copies of Hometruikers Magazine and illustrations of `Know Your Body, Know Your Mind' discount cards will be hand ed out. There will also be a draw for a gift basket. Sony Playstation contests and prizes run from March 9-10 from 9:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. Sears and The Fitness Club will have fitness testing on March 11 and 12 from 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. The Oakville Waterfront Festival's Jake from the Lake will be at the mall's centre with a fish pond, storytime and colouring contest for tiny tots on March 13 at 1 p.m. Radio Shack will have a technology information session and Vbox profile March 16-17, hourly from noon - 3 p.m. gold jewellery, solid-coloured towels, cookware sets, crystal stemware & more! fashions, jewellery, housewares, furniture, clearance fashions & more! save 40% to 60% save 25% to 50% save 10% to250 / o kitchen electrics, fine dinner ware, shoes & more! *Some exceptions apply - see in-store for details. Hbc H f c > 0 TURN EVERYDAY SHOPPING INTO REWARDS. Earn points at all Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) family of stores - The Bay, Zellers, Home Outfitters, Deco Oecouverte or hbc.com Collect points faster with your Bay or Zellers credit card. Earn 25 bonus points with almost every dollar you spend. Oakville Place 905-842-4811 Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9pm, Sat. 8:00-6pm, Sun. 11-5pm