B4 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday March 7, 2001 Luncheon & Bridge for Erinoak The A ngela Bruce IO D E w ill hold its annual IO D E L uncheon & Bridge at St. D om inic's Church on M ay 10. Proceeds o f about $1,000 will be going to Erinoak at O aklands Regional Centre to purchase a fridge and stove. The luncheon and bridge will start at 12:30 p.m. at the church, 1415 R ebecca St. T ickets are $10, call G aby A ckerm an, 905-333-5485. A t its recent annual m eeting, the A n g ela B ruce IO D E elected and in stalled the follow ing executive: regent, Joan Larson; first vice-regent, M aureen Cam pbell; second vice-regent W endy C ato, past regent, G aby A ckerm an, recording secretary, Joan B eaucham p; treasurer, D iane G riffiths; education. H elen Trillia; assistant edu cation B etty G eraghty; services, Shirley Hanlon; citizenship and health aw areness, M argaret Sutherland; m em b ership, M argie A ndrew s; standard bearer and properties, Vera Persen; and com m unications and telephone, M avis D avison. C ouncillors are: Shirley K ilbum , shop convenor; Shirley M cKaye, assis tant shop convenor; Yvonne Smith, knitting; and June W hite and Peg M ason, hospitality. The m ission if the IODE, founded in 1900, is to im prove the quality o f life for children, youth and those in need, through educational, social service and citizen sh ip program s. T he A ngela B ruce IO D E runs the IO D E O pportunity Shop on K err Street. Cancer Awareness Day at Marian Montessori School In m em ory o f three w om en w ho h av e d ied o f cancer, M a ria n M ontessori S chool in G len A bbey w ill be holding a C ancer Awareness D ay on Saturday A pril 28. T h e e v e n t w ill be held at th e M arian M ontessori School. O ne w as a grandm other, and the o th er tw o w ere parents o f children w ho atten d ed M arian M ontessori, established in 1990. M uriel C hin, a grandm other, died o f lung cancer about 10 years ago; and m om s H eather M cK inley in 1994, and Preethi C hander on Feb. 17, both from breast cancer. "T hese three w om en w ere very close to m e," says M arie Silva, ow ner o f M arian M ontessori. "I've b eco m e attach ed to these three people. A ll three have touched my life in a very special way." A deeply religious w om an who runs a private C atholic school for chil dren 2 to 6 follow ing the M ontessori M ethod, Silva was m oved to organize a C ancer A w areness D ay fo r W omen. T he event, running from 10 a.m. to 1 p .m ., w ill featu re a n u m b er o f speakers: T hey include: Dr. A. M athur o f the R ebecca M ed ical C e n tre, R isks, S creening Tests a n d B reast Self-Exam inations, 10 a.m. D arlene G ustin, naturopathic d o cto r, C a n c er P reven tio n a n d A w areness, 10:30 a.m. L inda Fletcher, registered nurse, nutrition consultant and certified w ell ness educator, N utrition a n d H erbs, 11 a.m. L inda R enco, registered m as sage therapist, M assage , M editation a n d R elaxation, 11:30 a.m. N ancy N eufeld, RN A and fitness consultant, P hysical Fitness, 12 noon. N eera G andhi, beauty co n su l tant, Staying B eautiful, 12:30 p.m. A lthough designed for parents and grandparents o f children at the school, the C ancer A w areness D ay w ill also be open to the public. A dm ission is free. M arian M ontessori School is at 1265 H eritage Way. For inform ation, call the school at 905-827-8125. A F ounders Day Lunch w as held recently to celebrate the 101st anniversary o f the IO D E . 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T he u n d er-14 O akville P hoenix, u n d e r-13 O akville D ynam ite and u n d er-10 O akville Phantom s are team ing up to stage a giant 50-fam ily garage sale, M & M candy sale and barbeque on M ay 5 outside The B am at Oakville Town Centre. T h e B arn has p ro v id ed space, advertising support, food and condi m ents to help offset costs. T he garage sale starts at 8 a.m. and runs until 2 p.m. Sports equipm ent, toys, and quality clothing are only a few o f the types o f item s that will be featured in the garage sale. Soccer players from all three team s w ill be sta tio n ed th ro u g h o u t O ak v ille Town C entres 1 and 2, selling candy and looking for donations. T he barbeque runs from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. F or the u n d er-14 girls O akville Phoenix, the funds being raised will be applied to a planned tw o-w eek trip to England in 2002 to train with profes sional soccer teams. 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