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Wednesday June 27, 2001 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER B3 Olympic Athletes Deliver July 4th TralaUjor V.o July 25th Featuring... Larry Cain & Karen Stemmle The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts 130 Navy St., O&kville Featuring... Kirstin Normand & Larry Cain River Oaks Community Ctr. 2400 6th Line, Oakville Photo by Ron Kuzyk CELEBRATION AND DONATION: Holding an $8,000 cheque from the Trafalgar Lodge Masons for the Masonic Foundation of Ontario in aid of the HELP-2-HEAR campaign for the Hospital for Sick Children, are from left, Paraag Suchak, Phil Sidwa, Mayor Ann Mulvale, Raymond D. Bush, District Deputy Grand Master; and Jim Stott. In addition to presenting the cheque, the Trafalgar Lodge Masons also celebrated Jim Stott's 70th birthday by appointing him an Honorary Member, only the seventh such appointment since Trafalgar Lodge was founded in 1964. Stott was one of its charter members. The Masonic Foundation of Ontario, representing 640 Lodges, is raising $2 million to develop a Universal Neonatal Hearing Screening System to test neonates and infants. Attendance is FREE! A d re n a lin e -d riv e n p re s e n ta tio n s p o w e re d by C anadian O ly m p ia n s - a b o u t h e a lth an d w ellness fo r all ages in y o u r com m unity. All events begin at 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For more information and a list of other event dates call. 1-888-823-3319 ext. 669. or web...w w w . h i g h 5 f o r l i f e . c o m M u s t be a t an event to win high5 For Life Get A ctive prizes and be e lig ib le fo r the CRAN D PRIZE DRAW valued a t S I . 0 0 0 re ta il (to be held S eptem ber 27. 2001). Freedom Village speakers at AGM Halton Family Services annual meeting will take place tonight, June 27, at 7:30 pm in the auditorium of the Oakville Central Library. The speaker for the evening will be Ken Quiggan, director of the Canadian office of Freedom Village and Jevon Smith, a graduate of Freedom Village. Jevon will his story about the impact of Freedom Village on his life. Before Freedom Village, Jevon's thrill was to . joyride cars he had stolen. For over 20 years, Freedom Village has provided hope for teenagers in Canada and United States who are suf fering from drug, alcohol and sexual abuse. Two years ago, Freedom Village opened a Canadian office in Burlington. It handles over 100 calls per month from parents desperate to find help for their teenagers. For 47 years, Halton Family Services (HFS) has been providing a variety of services to clients in Oakville, Burlington, Halton Hills and Milton. Last year, over 2,200 cases were handled by the 26 counselors in more than 9,300 interviews. The ser vices offered by HFS include counsel ing for marital problems, credit and debt counseling, grief counseling, play therapy for young children, counseling for abused women and for children who have witnessed abuse. Approximately $452,000 or 34% of HFS' revenue comes from United Way donations in Halton, while $322,000 come from services and $326,000 from provincial grants.. | LEVOLOR: Red Hot Savings For The Summer Heat! | Halton B ][inds Skades Inc. 55% OFF - 1 " & 2 " RIVIERA BLINDS FREE regular valance on all verticals 2 " W ood Blinds: W oodgrains at Paints 'n W ashes Price Presented by: Funded by: L ife M ar k ^ 989. HE AL T H 30% OFF - SHEER ESSENCE SOFT HORIZONTAL SHADES Proudly serving Oakville for five years. 1 3 8 0 Speers R oad, # 5 , Oakville j FreejrWionieiconsultationsiiSteerEssenceisajeiendsJ^ Official Supplier o f the Canadian Olympic Team Canada 9 0 5 -8 4 4 -5 9 8 9 A s authorized bv Perry Krieger & Associates Inc.. 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