Oakville Beaver Weekend Sunday October 10, 1999 (h i h o' I.AKFSHORF. _ _ RETIREMENT RESIDENCE O u r retirem ent residence located on the shores o f La ke O n ta rio offers yo u the m ost in service, choice o f accom m odation a n d care. Seminar to examine benefits of Ontario Works program Halton Region is hosting an Ontario Works Information Breakfast Seminar on Thurs. Oct. 14th. The seminar is from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the auditorium at the Region of Halton Administrative Building, 1151 Bronte Rd. The seminar will include a staff pre sentation on "Hiring Incentives," a Human Resources Development Canada project which provides a list of all wage-subsidized programs in Peel, Halton and Dufferin. Thanks to recent changes in the Ontario Works program, eligible employers who hire Ontario Works par ticipants into permanent or part-time positions can receive a Financial train ing incentive. The training incentive is designed to assist private sector busi nesses, non-profit and public organiza tions with the cost of training new employees. On the job training, formal training, such as a course or training seminar, as well as WSIB coverage can be provided under this new program enhancement. For more information or to register call the regional Business Development Centre at 825-6300. Preferred site overlooked by ministry (Continued from page 1) Full service residence includes meals, · housekeeping and laundry · Private suites with ensuite bath Variety of suites with views of the lake · lually controlled heat & air conditioning · Ensuite kitchenettes Nursing staff on duty 24 hours a day Emergency call bed system Library, Hair Care Studio, Tuck Shop W h y not let Lakeshore Place show y o u the benefits o f a flexible lifestyle a n d how we can make a difference in y o u r life! CONTACT (905) 333-0009 Managed with pride by Caregard As an interim measure until perma nent long-term care sites are open in Oakville, Extendicare and OTMH signed a three-year lease which expires September 2000. At an August public meeting, HHS senior vice president Allan Halls said HHS is attempting to perform a delicate balancing act which tries to meet both its obligations to Extendicare residents as well as the demands from the com munity at large by using the fifth floor for uses other than long-term care. In 1998, HHS applied to the Ministry to use the OTHS site but instead it was awarded beds that must be put in place in Georgetown. ~ T D C u o The Ministry has refused to answer why the zoned and serviced OTHS site right next to the hospital was passed over during the first round of applica tions. Halls said almost one thousand beds will be coming on stream in the next several years and he explained that an HHS application similar to the first has been submitted again. Trouble is, none of the sites will be ready by September 2000 when the Extendicare lease expires. This nine or 10-month gap is what worries residents and their family members, who refuse to allow their loved ones' lives to be thrown into upheaval. If nothing else, they said, the lease should be extended. Canada · Hawaii · Ph B u rlington Lions O p tim ist M in o r H ockey A sso ciatio n " A d m in is tr a tiv e A s s is ta n t: BL0HMA is looking forward to another great season Its 49th starting October 12* and would like to thank everyone lor their continued support 3 o ctq oj p r o u d ly n x A local minor hockey assoc, is looking for an energetic outgoing individual for a F/T position reporting to the President. 35/hrs per week, some evenings and every Saturday. Duties: data entry, preparation of reports for Board of Directors & President. 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