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4-The Canadian Champion, Fniday, April 1, 2005 Wellness fair at mail tomorrow N1ti onIh i tU5 i L)SJI. N'ttl)il will host its I 6th annual Passport to Wellness Fair at Milton Mail tomorrow. The event, supported by the MDH Foundation, will mun from 9:30 arn. to 3 p.m. and include everything from mini massages to, food samples from Milton Meals on Wheels. Healthy lifestyle information will be provided by organizations like the Canadian Cancer Society, Milton Leisure Centre, Canadian Diabetes Association and Heart and Stroke Foundation. 1i usc s bul attend the fair Cal leam about water safety from the Hlton Region Health Departmenî or speak with the Halton Police Community Services on a variety of issues. Seniors will find exhibits from the Milton Seniors' Activity Centre, ConnectCARE, Services for Seniors and the Community Care Access Centre of interest. The Halton Child Care Registry. Ontario Early Years and Halton Region's Chiîdren's Services can address many children's issues. Agencies sucb as the Canadian Melntal Hcalth Association, Haltn Women's Place, Halton Family Services, Haîton l-ealîhcare Services' îHHS) mental bealîh pro- gram, Burîington Bereavement Resource Council, VON Alzheimer Program, Halton Ontario Works. STRIDE and the Oakville Distress Centre wilI be on band to address mental healîh issues. Representatives from varioos I-HS departmenîs will also be on hand. Two-year-old Alexis Hadlow enjoys Wedneedlay's mlld weether wftti a swing at Victoula Park, whlle slx-year-old sister Lauren <muset 1.41 ploya hidle and souk thrSou on. of the colourtu play blocks. Photos by GRAHAM PAINE !mR"URRY IN, OUR NEWEST RELFASE 0F LOTS WILL PROVIDE YOU THE WIDE OPEN LIVING SPACES YOU'RE LOOKING FOR ..AND MORE! N w COUNTRY LIVING ON 50' ESTATE LOTS SET WITHIN THE QUAINT VILLAGE SETTING 0F ROCKWOOD! -MILL R 0CTIN MA ORA MORE HOME PRTC Et EROM THE I<)W $300-9s - -M - 1