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905.257.9290360 Dundas St. E., Oakville D O(East of Trafalgar by Longos) T 10% OFF10% OF on TAKE OUT ORDER with cash payment 5% OFF5% OF with VISA, MASTERCARD or INTERAC 6 X N R 7 K D L 6 X N R 7 K D L Authentic Thai Cuisine 2009 & 2010 Readers Choice Gold Award Winners in Mississauga BEST THAI RESTAURANT 3115 Winston Churchill Blvd., Mississauga (North of Dundas by Longos) 905.369.0486 www.sukothai.ca Retail Philant hropy. Give twice this Christmas at the Forestview Fair Trade Just Christmas Festival. Browse through work from over twelve vendors representing artisan groups from around the world. Ten Thousand Villages builds relationships with artisans ensuring they receive fair value for their work. Bring joy to the whole world this Christmas. twenty November 20, 9:30am-3:30pm 3175 Dundas Street West. (at Bronte Road) www.forestviewchurch.ca ESTATE AUCTION: TUES. NOVEMBER 23, 2010 SHAFER AUCTION CO. LTD. 905-634-6300 Preview 3:00 pm - Auction 4:30 pm At the Kings Court Banquet Hall, 1159 King Rd., Burlington Our second auction for the fall season and a full, clean sale. Dont miss it! An excellent selection of fresh antique and contemporary estate merchandise from the estates of Bradbeer, Dafoe, Gilcrest, Traupman and others Also On behalf of a secured creditor The contents of Sharkeys Cuts for Kids Hair Salon (All furnishings, fixtures, equipment, sound and video systems, inventory etc.) Living room, Dinning room, Bedroom furnishings, Victorian, Assorted small tables, Great selection of Quality Oriental Lacquered furniture (drop front secretary desk, table and chairs, buffet, end tables, coffee table etc.), Great early Quebec sideboard, Fabulous early Quebec Dog team sleigh, wagon wheel, school house bell, harvest table, Oak sideboard, Barley twist oak table, Upholstered furniture, china cabinets and display cases, chairs, Tall Case clock, Assorted china and dinner ware, pewter, cups and saucers, collection of Minton figurines, Lladro figurines, Assorted artwork paintings and prints, assorted vintage and modern lamps etc., Large assortment of country collectibles, Silver plate, Depression glass, Blue Flowered Crocs, Flow blue, Wicker buggy and doll, Mink coat, 2 elect Lazy Boy stand up chairs, camera equipment, garden tools, bar fridge, kitchen wares and small appliances, electronics, hand and power tools, treadmill etc. View online at www.shaferauction.com Pictures of the salon equipment will be posted Nov. 21 Cash, Visa, MC., Debit (Only), 10% Buyers Premium, HST All items sell as is. All sales final. 13 Friday , N ovem ber 19, 2010 O A KVILLE BEA V ER w w w .o akvillebeaver .co m The theme of YMCA Peace Week is YMCA inspire peace. Think it, Say it, Do it! From Nov. 20-27, the YMCA of Oakville, together with YMCAs across Canada, will offer activities that help children, youths and adults explore peace from a personal, community, and international perspective. In todays globalized world, we are connect- ed to each other more than we may realize. YMCA Peace Week helps remind us that we can each play a part in making our communities healthier and more peaceful. said Darryl McKenzie, president and CEO at the YMCA of Oakville. Although peace building is part of the local YMCAs year round programs, YMCA Peace Week highlights exploration of the many dimensions of peace. A special highlight of the week is the cele- bration of two local peacemakers Simon Harmgardt and Michele Braida as the YMCA of Oakville presents them with YMCA Peace Medals at the Community Breakfast for Peace on Nov. 24. Among the YMCA Peace Week activities at the 410 Rebecca St. YMCA of Oakville are: Monday, Nov. 22 Lunch and Learn speaker series all week long. Bring your own lunch and enjoy speakers, register by calling 905-845-5597 ext. 437. Evelyn Duffy, KuKu Hut Corner will speak from 12:15-12:45 p.m. KuKu Hut Corner imports handmade, fairly traded art and jewel- ry from Kenya, in support of economic develop- ment. Yoga for Peace will take place from 1-2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 23 Ben Ward, of Kerr Street Ministries (KSM) speaks from 12:15-12:45 p.m. Kerr Street Ministries helps Oakvilles most vulnerable citi- zens. Serving over 5,000 people, this not-for- profit agency provides support and care for chil- dren, youth and low income families. Wednesday, Nov. 24 Community Breakfast for Peace: 7:30-8:45 a.m. Local peacemakers Simon Harmgardt and Michele Braida will be presented with YMCA Peace Medallions for their contributions to peace building. The event also features 15-year- old Oakville resident, James Valitchka an award-winning author and motivational speak- er. Tickets are available at the YMCA of Oakville for $12/person or $108/table of 10. Youth Expo: 8:45-9:30 a.m. Learn about organizations in the Oakville community that support and engage youth. Thursday, Nov. 25 Gayle Cruikshank & Chantal Ingram, Halton Food for Thought from 12:15-12:45 p.m. All students in Halton should have access to healthy food choices for lifelong good health. Learn the impact of student nutrition pro- grams and various programs available to schools in Halton. Pay it Forward Pay forward one ran- dom act of kindness today. A small gesture or good deed done for someone else can create inner peace and make someones day better. Friday, Nov. 26 Sandra Beech on Self Esteem and Mental Health in Children: 12:15-12:45 p.m. Canadian childrens musician and Juno Award-winner assists organizations, charities and groups build self esteem in children. Preschool Peace March 2-3 p.m. Preschool children will walk the track at the YMCA of Oakville with peace flags and sing peace songs For more information on YMCA Peace Week, visit www.ymcaofoakville.com/peace- week. YMCA has full lineup of activities for Peace Week