ROM well worth visiting If you haven‘t been to the Royal Ontario Museum lately, it might be time to reacquaint your family with Canada‘s largest public museum. Much more than an educational outâ€" ing, a few hours at the ROM proâ€" vides children of all ages an opporâ€" tunity to experience a few million years of history. Where else can you . find Art, Archeology, and Science all in one fascinating building? One of the highlights of a trip to the ROM is a tour of the spectacular Dinosaur Gallery where you can wander through a collection of lifeâ€" size prehistoric creatures. Another mustâ€"see is the Bat Cave where the eerie sights and sounds of bats will intrigue everyone in the family. Just be sure to forewarn the preschoolers that it is very dark and a bit scary in there! Another floor contains the worldâ€"renowned Chinese collecâ€" tions, including a complete Ming Tomb. The Ancient Egypt and Nubia Galleries should also be included in a visit. This gallery conâ€" tains preserved antiquities of jewâ€" ellery, textiles, home furnishings, tools, pottery, tomb chambers, and a huge temple wall relief. Children always seem to find the mummy coffin and funeral masks a captivatâ€" ing part of this exhibit. Don‘t miss the Life Sciences Galleries which features actual preâ€" served specimens of reptiles and mammals from all over the world. The extensive Gallery of the Birds displays an amazing selection of almost every type of bird. The drawers underneath the showcases have examples of the many types of feathers, eggs, and nest of these birds. Of special interest to young ones is the Insect Gallery â€" a mindâ€" boggling array of the largest, most unusual assortment of spiders, roaches, butterflies, and crawling critters from every continent. Some are alive and well in display cases for your viewing pleasure! Find time to visit the "Magnificent Minerals" and "Gem and Gold Room" where you will find breathtaking examples of every type of jewel and gem imaginable from all parts of the globe. There are also more than 1,200 objects featured in a collection of early Learn CPR, live healthy The St. John Ambulance is encouraging everyone in Oakville to adopt Healthy Heart Lifestyles and learn CPR. Cardiovascular ‘disease is the leading cause of death in Canada. One if four Canadians suffers from some form of heart disease and 70% of heart attack casualties die at home. The benefit of preâ€" forming CPR is equal to about four minutes of emergency response time. St. John Ambulance provides a variety of CPR courses on a reguâ€" lar basis. St. John Ambulance has been committed to health and safety in Oakville since 1957. Members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade are wellâ€" known in the area providing First Aid coverage at Community events. Courses in First Aid and Health Care are also available. For more information contact the Oakville Branch office of St. John Ambulance at 844â€"4844, or visit 466 Morden Rd.:, Suite 201. DAY TRIPPER Canadian decorative art and historiâ€" cal paintings in the recently opened Sigmund Samuel Canadiana Gallery. Also new this year is the Gallery of Indigenous Peoples on the Canadian Heritage Floor. A very special place to visit that many visitors don‘t know about is the Discovery Gallery located in the basement of the ROM. In this unique "handsâ€"on" facility, kids are invited to actively "touch" authentic artifacts. There are dozens of large discovery boxes, each containing written information on the topic, actual samples, and activities to try. Some of these boxes are on subâ€" jects such as fossils, bones, shells, gemstones, leaves, spices, plants, fabrics, and animal tracks. This demonstration area is open on weekends and holidays from 1 to 5 p.m. on a firstâ€"come basis and at various other times during the week. 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