B18 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, March 9, 2007 IM=» - À 1 1 Kthrn nt Assc . olk U ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~i 5ME rw-onhEW Diec I. e n 4WW 90-7534 905:270 Î0I1 Info on children, youü.th services available on-line Local residents can now access an information database on services relevant to families with children and youth up to, 18 years old. The Community Services lnventory (CSI), recently released by the Our Kids Network, streamlines searches for users and increases the case with which indivtduals cao retrieve information about services. "The Commumty Services lnventory database is an inno- vatîve and valuable resource that will provide Halton resi- dents with credible, relevant aîid easily-accessihle informa- tion to help support the needs of their children," said 1-alton Regional Chair Gary Carr. The Our Ktds Network partnered with the Ontario Early Years Centres and the Halton Information Providers (HIP) to produce a customized view of the information records that only contain, services relevant to famîlies with chîldren and youth aged 0 to 18. The CSI customized view can he accessed from the Our Kids Networks website, www.ourkidsnetwork.ca. Our Kîds Network is a multidisciplinary coalition of serv- ice provoders working to ensure that ail chîldren thrive in Halton. Partniers include the Region, Halton Regional Police Services, Halton district and Catholic school boards, Children's Aid Society of Halton, Halton Child and Youth Services and Transitions for Youth. Town holding semninars for Nutrition Month The Town is presentîng a variety of seminars on healthy eating during March at the Milton Leisure Centre to mark Nutrition Month. The first session, which will take place Thursday at 10:30 arn., will look at the difference between good and bad fats. A workshop on reading food labels wtll be held March 19 at 7 p.m. and March 22 at 10:30 arn. Then, the final session on iron for women is scbeduled for March 26 at 7 p.m. and March 29 at 10:30 ar. The workshops are free for Milton Leisure Centre menm- bers and $5 for non-members. To register for a session or to obtain more information contact Tracy Hasselfeldt at (905) 0,78-7946, ext. 2706 or send an e-mail to tracyhas- selfeldt@fimilton.ca. The secret is out! Quality Furniture ai .u "Wedby Iow prioes Fact 2... This means that you Fact 5... 751% of our readers can distribute as littie as 1,000 prefer to have flyers delivered flyers, or go to each of the every Tuesday or Friday 21,261 homes we deliver to. inserted into The Canadian Fact 3... At a cost of only $44 per thousand, you can promote your company in your market- ing area at a cost that is very affordable for any business. Fact 4... According to the Kubas Report marketing research study, 83% of house- Fact 6... If you want to enjoy the same response to your advertising message that our numerous regular flyer distri- bution customers receive, then cali me. 1 can help you put together a program that will work best for your business or Fact 1... We can define your holds surveyed in Milton find service. target market within Milton or flyer information sources use- Cai your Canadian Champion our rural areas, and send flyers fui in making buying deci- Sales Representative out to those homes you wish to sions. Diane Wolstenholme offer your, service. .~at 905878-234 ex.210,.,, Viit off dmrom t.& daduce wh4 Our stofli WDgM the Pl=c toshop fer pmfei" l ceatr »adho.eowWn ash« Specillits in Used Fine liotel Furnishings LIQUIDATIOII 4n2south SeviceRPod East East alfTrdalga 905.815.1333 www.moehnelquidatofls.om C-A fWIjio lu , 905-878-2341 ext 210 WLTMLx 875 Main St. E. Milton, Ontario L9T 3Z3 Ses Repesenttve e-mail. dianiew@mlltoflcal8dialchmpiofl cor FLYERS: YOU EITHER LOVE THEM OR HATE THEM.. BUT HERE ARE THE FACTSI!