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C4- The Canadian Champion, Friday, November 9, 2007 %'SALON SPA 9 05 .8 78 . 252 7 575 Ontario St. S (Beside Ned Devines in Derry Rd. Plaza) 905-878-2527 McLaren laid to rest in Myanmar frtrn 00$TONS esnqôfC? C.atladialit 'ncod 'u5oli d \,ii an- mtr honours at the Cormtnwealth War Grave Commission's Taukkyan War Cemeteiy near Yangon, Myanmar (also knoiwfl as Rangoon, Burmna). lod.ty, \v mariihe linal stol) on a joumey that started a licorne ago, when the lives of these six young men were taken - and given - in service to their coun- try," said Seeretary of State (Veterans) L.awrence MacAulay moment in tîme that ended their lives and forever ehanged those of family and fniends thousands of miles away; eveiy mothei~s son, every fathei>s pride and joy a hero (J amîly representitves of the six duning thé funeral service. - n a brother or sister. Now they tW ePa sa -Pcrew mnembe-rs - among them From cities and towns across were gone forever." JA57ei<a/itjvwfiw oit, ae Other services available to veterans __________________________________________*f rom LOCAL on page Cl disability war pension is no To talk to MacNah, leavea Whe yu oo yur a~and more who are eligible, longer dependent on the veter- message for ber at the légion ai UblhWhnyuboy acNab said. ans income. (905) 878-9005. colour with NICOLE lkiw or AMANDA! S$6000 Tues. 9-7, Wed. 9-5, Thurs. 9-8, Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9-3, Sun/Mon Closed Reciving a disability pen- sion serves as a gateway ton (ther programs and services, such as the Veterans Independence Program, which includes house- keeping and home eare services. MacNab said applying for a German now feels like hes fînally gotten bis due, although he wisbes it hadn't taken 50 long. I said to my daugbter I only wish ber mother was here to enjoy it with me," he said. ey a at To contact Veterans Affaîrs Canada, eall 1-866-522-2122, e- mail information@vac-acc.gc.ca or visit www.vac-acc.gc.ca. Stephanie Hounsell can be reached at sthiessen@miltoncana- dianchampion.com. Two services taking place this Sunday There are two services hap- pening in town Sunday for resi- dents looking to take a moment out to remember the sacrifices made hy so many brave men and women. A brief traditional service will he beld at Il a.m. at Fvergreen Cemetery on Ontario Street. In the altemoon, a parade of veterans will leave [rom the Milton hranch of the Royal Canadian Legion, 16 Charles St., at 1:30 p.m. and end at the Vctonia Park Memonial, in front of Town Hall on Brown Street. A service will follow at 2 p.m. ý Mattrýess Spýecialisýts Since 1971ý Miîlton 1220 Steeles Ave E. flwy 401 & James Snow Parkway (905) 864-3303 FF.m. "F1 I c nedt ottees aadlablee 0.C ol on yntae BrikCard Patumniumentucasaae $250. Any Brick delnvery charge, appiable taxes andadminnstraion tee ($99.95) ae payable at ue ot pôrn9ase. Baance due Febnuaay 2009. intenest mat accrue toe 25e final 25 days peoni to te peoneotues paymeet due date but Mni teeeained if te payent of teebaae eemade in fi bythiedue date. EffeciveNomeebe Ist -9, 200trueiess otheswie iidated. +Tis offer cannot bettamneedue2anyochiesfree gtor dicountoffen tteeeôelnny and reeta of old eep et iue25pedaseonBrck Card Planam. oes not appdyto peeduts t5atareexcluseveto The Bick. *Wtmnum n puedonse o $999 deep set and tise peasoe f an apteorinate bedfrae. ***Wtsen you pudnas a matteess pad oer2253 poteemion. tee in soroe tottosnpete detadls PLAM We befieve... in helping. Anyone. Anywhere. PLEASE VOLUNTEER905-875-1022 m zi F m7mil