A8 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program Ontario's youth Rising to the Challenge Nom inations are now being accepted for the 1999 Awards Program There are young people in our community who have risen to the challenge. If you know a young person, aged 6 to 18, who is involved in worthwhile community service; a special person who is contributing while living with a limitation; a youth who has performed an act of heroism; or a 'good kid' who shows a commitment to making life better for others, doing more than is normally expected of someone their age -- help us recognize their contribution -- nominate them today! ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS fl ocna N o m i n a t i o n s w i l l b e a c c e p t e d u n t i l O c t o b e r 3 1 , 1 9 9 9 . C o n t a c t N o r m A l e x a n d e r o r t h e O C N A a t 9 0 5 - 6 3 9 - 8 7 2 0 , L o c . 2 3 0 . The Oakville Beaver 845-3824 50 PLUSurcsnif I T * SHOW 99 SEPTEMBERS 6 9m METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE 255 FRONT STREET, TORONTO (NORTH BUILDING, HALL A) 9:30AM TO 5PM DAILY • ADMISSION ONLY $2.00 Attention Baby Bon, Active Retirees & Snowbirds! SEE, COMPARE AND SHOP FOR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FOR YOUR LIFESTYLE! • TRAVEL DESTINATIONS • HOUSING OPTIONS • HEALTHCARE • RETIREMENT PLANNING • FINANCIAL SERVICES • INSURANCE • RECREATION • GREAT DOOR PRIZES & /tfu d f W w ? / FREE Bus Tour to the Perfect Active Adult Community! Join Fo rever Y o u n g o n o F R E E DAY DUS TOUR to s e le c t A c tiv e A d u lt C om m u n itie s th ro u g h o u t O n ta r io . C o m e see, c o m p a re o n d s h o p th e s ite o n d m e e t y o u r n e w n e ig h b o u rs ! Register on September 8th or 9th ot the Forever Young Lifestyle 6 Travel VtNECyVTE ~HOM ES~ iLUiiiuimmiiMmm+m I ' - . * FORTUM rVUNCUi M O M S BRIAN COSTELLO • This informative seminar gives you financial advice from the expert. September 8th only. f£7FSRORDII EAPF WELCOMESYOU TO THE SHOW Presented by F • Master of Ceremonies Gordie Tapp will lead you throughout the day with songs ond loughs. TO RIVER YOUNft TRAVEL VIDEO THEATRE • Explore exciting Travel Destinations from Ontario to Chino. Come ond tok to the experts about your next vocation. NEW! WEUNESS EXPO • Check your blood pressure, have o hearing test, get o FREE FLU SHOT, try new products ond services. NEW1 ANTIQUE IDENTIFICATION CLINK Presented by 1 • Bring your favourite antique item ond hove if appraised, find out where was it mode, ond how old it is. You con even bring photos of your items. Nominal charge of $2.00 per item will be given to charity. UVE ENTERTAINMENT • Featuring the Big Bond ond Swing Sounds of Lenny G ond the Capital Orchestra. Special appearance on Wednesday, September 8th the Pennsylvania Woodlands String Bond. PENNSnVANU WOOO- LANDS STRMGIANC • See what's cooking with award winning Chef Mkhoel KWip ond restaurateur Julio Honno of Porodiso Restaurant • Enjoy demonstrarionsand sample some delicious health wise recipes. Kitchen supplied by Kitchen Croft Connection. FREE SHUTTLE BUS TO & FROM UNION STATION DAILY COURTESY OF: SPONSORED DY: P .^a y f g h s t e i T h k T o iu in t o St a k V i r g i n H o l i d a y s LIMITED EXHIBITOR OPPORTUNITIES, CALL 905-337-5591 OR 1-600-265-3673 Photo by Peter McCusker LAST CAST: Jim Worling and Andrew 4, took some time out on the weekend to do a little fishing off the Bronte pier, marking the unofficial last day of summer. Blood donor clinics Sat. & Mon. Two blood donor clinics are scheduled for on Sept. 11th and Sept. 13th. The first clinic is at the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre, 1415 Third Line, from 12 noon to 4 p.m. The second clinic is at the Calvary Baptist Church, 1215 Lakeshore Rd. W. from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 13th. The Toronto Blood Centre of Canadian Blood Services is calling on all regular donors and people who have never given before to attend a blood donor clinic. There is a special need for donors with type "O" blood, but the number of "a" and "B" units of blood in the blood bank are also low. The number of people donating blood in August had dropped as many regular blood donors were away on vacation or busy with summer activities. Healthy people, between the ages of 17 and 71 can give blood every 56 days, although first time donors must be under the age of 61. Wednesday September 8, 1999 P aren t W atch m eetin gs resu m e M onday The monthly Parent Watch meetings are returning with the start of the new school year. Parent Watch is a free month ly support group for parents with chapters in Burlington/Oakville/Waterdow n, Hamilton-Wentworth, and Missisauga. T h e Burlington/Oakville/Waterdow n meeetings are held at the Brant Bible Church, 2501 Eaglesfield Drive, Burlington. The next meeting is on Sept. 13th. Parent Watch meetings are facilitated by Ray Pidzamecky and Penny Smith, both members of the Ontario Association of Social Workers). Rape Crisis Centre Run on Sunday The annual 5K Run/Walk for the Halton Rape Crisis Centre will be held at Bronte Creek Provincial Park on Sun. Sept. 12th, rain or shine. Participants can run or walk along the flat, groomed gravel roads winding through the park. Pledges gathered by runners and walkers will be used to help cover the centre's operating costs. Families are encouraged to participate. The entry free into the park will be waived for all 5K Run/Walk participates - with proof of par ticipation shown. Registration is at the Picnic Shelter 'D' from 9 to 10:30 a.m. The event begins at 11 a.m. Participants can choose between the 5K Run, or the 2K Run/Walk to Spruce Lane Farm. The Halton Rape Crisis Centre is a non-profit support organization funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General and Correctional Services, with a mandate to provide free, confidential, non-judgmental 24-hour intervention, ongoing peer counselling and peer support to all victims of sexual abuse. The organization aims to pro mote social change and prevent all forms of vio lence. For information about the 5K Walk/Run, call the Halton Rape Crisis Centre at 825-3622 and ask for Charity. Bronte Creek is located on Burloak Drive north of the QEW and is open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. O A K V I L L E SHIATSD & MASSAGE THERAPY C E N T R E L T D . T h e g i f t o ftu e ll b e in g REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPISTS/CERTIFIED SHIATSU THERAPISTS Therapies O ffered Includ e: • T ra d itio n a l S w e d ish • C o n n e c t iv e T issue M assage M assage • S ports M assage • S hia tsu T h e ra p y • C ra n io -S a c ra l T h e ra p y Effective In Th e Tre a tm e n t O f : • M uscu lo -S ke le ta l Pain • H e a d a ch e s • S tress/Tension • W h ip la s h /N e c k P a in R elease • M u s c le R e h a b ilita t io n G ift C ertificates A va ila b le 1 2 5 Lakeshore R d. E. Suite 3 0 4 (N a vy & Lakeshore) 8 4 5 - 3 1 3 7 *And everything in between. HaltonSeapch.com Now Online! Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program Nominations will be accepted until October 31,1999. Contact Norm Alexander or the OCNA at 905-639-8720, Loc. 230. 845-3824 50 PLUS IT* SHOW 99 SEPTEMBERS 6 9 m 255 FRONT STREET, TORONTO (NORTH BUILDING, HALL A) 9:30AM TO 5PM DAILY • ADMISSION ONLY $2.00 Attention Baby Bon, Active Retirees & Snowbirds! • TRAVEL DESTINATIONS • HOUSING OPTIONS • HEALTHCARE • RETIREMENT PLANNING • FINANCIAL SERVICES • INSURANCE • RECREATION • GREAT DOOR PRIZES & /tfudf Ww?/ LIMITED EXHIBITOR OPPORTUNITIES, CALL 905-337-5591 OR 1-600-265-3673 Blood donor clinics Sat. & Mon. Parent Watch meetings resume Monday Rape Crisis Centre Run on Sunday OAKVILLE CENTRE LTD. REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPISTS/CERTIFIED SHIATSU THERAPISTS • Traditional Swedish • Connective Tissue Massage Massage • Sports Massage • Shiatsu Therapy • Cranio-Sacral Therapy • Musculo-Skeletal Pain • Headaches • Stress/Tension • Whiplash/Neck Pain Release • Muscle Rehabilitation 125 Lakeshore Rd. E. Suite 304 (Navy & Lakeshore) *And everything in between. HaltonSeapch.com Now Online!