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3 | Thursday, April 17, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com inside today's Spotlight Sports Beaver www.insideHALTON.com 6 32 Health Classified 31 36 Food Basics, Metro, Holland Park Garden, M&M Meats, Home Hardware, Pizza Hut, Sure Loc, Hoopers Pharmacy, Palma Pasta, Real Estate, Dr. Green Services, Rona, Real Canadian Superstore, Lowes Canada, Ashot's Outdoor Outdoor Power Equipment, Ontario Heritage Trust, Kat Vanderburgh/Royal LePage, Bluestone Project, Stone-Link Corp. Hudson's Bay Co., Smart Source, National Sports, No Frills, Fortinos, 2-4-1 Pizza, Sheridan Nurseries, Rexall, Pharma Plus, Pharmasave, Shoppers Drug Mart, Target, Walmart, Onward Manufacturing, Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Sears, The Brick, Future Shop, Best Buy, Sobeys, Centennial Windows, Mrs. Green's, Freshco *All flyers not necessarily delivered to all homes For home delivery & customer service call 905-631-6095, 5300 Harvester Rd., Burlington New subscriptions call 905-631-6095 or subscribe online at www.oakvillebeaver.com INJURED? I Can Help! Fareshare food bank volunteers, from left, Evan Lippay, Omer Ghazali, Linda Oliver, Tom Oliver, Oliver Smith, Bev Ziegel, and Mariam Zane sort food as the Speers Road food bank's Easter campaign continues through Saturday (April 19). | photo by Michael Ivanin - special to the Beaver Easter food drive needs help YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY UNLESS I GET YOU MONEY My team of experienced lawyers can help you with: · Car accidents · Slip and Falls · Disability Claims (Short-Term Disability, Long-Term Disability, CPP) · Wrongful Dismissal OFFICES IN OAKVILLE AND TORONTO For a free consultation call: Oakville: 905.842.2022 or Toronto: 416.351.9222 email: sspadafora@slspc.ca by John Bkila Oakville Beaver Staff With only a few days left in its Easter food drive, Fareshare says this year's campaign has been one of the slowest in recent memory. "This Easter food drive has offered up the least activity I have seen in as my years as president," said Nancy Bromberg, Fareshare's volunteer president. "On one hand, it is not unexpected as the Easter food drive traditionally has been the slowest of our three food drives, but it is still disappointing." Bromberg says, however, it's not to late to help out -- the drive wraps up Saturday (April 19). Drop-off bins are located at all Oakville grocery stores, fire stations and Fareshare at 1240 Speers Rd., Unit 6. "We look to the Easter food drive to stock our shelves through the summer months until our next big food drive, which is at Thanksgiving," she noted. "The good news is that we are volunteering at the food bank 52 weeks a year and collect food and accept donations at all times." The food bank is particularly short of: peanut butter (500 gram jars); powdered laundry soap; soda crackers (four sleeves); rice/pasta side dishes; cookies, crackers and desserts; tea (regular and herbal); jam and cold cereal; diapers (No. 5 and 6); baby cereal and biscuits; and instant coffee. Canned items are also needed, including ham (small and large), salmon, potatoes, tomatoes, chunky stew, peas, and pasta -- as well as kids snacks such as juice boxes, pudding and fruit cups, raisins (small boxes), and rice-crisp squares. Monetary donations are also accepted, as they are vital to the food bank's existence, according to Fareshare organizers. Donations are used to buy perishable food items, such as chicken, ground beef, ham, fish, cheese and fresh and frozen vegetables and fruit. As well, a large portion of the money pays for vouchers provided to families with children to use at local supermarkets for items such as milk and eggs. For more information, visit Fareshare's website at www.oakvillefoodbank.com. Sam Spadafora Injury and Employment Law