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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday December 20, 2008 - 31 Celebrating success Visit hospital online Visit the new Oakville hospital online at www.newoakvillehospital.com. While its permanent address will be on Dundas Street near Third Line, for now, the new Oakville hospital does exist already on the World Wide Web. Halton Healthcare Services (HHS) and the Oakville Hospital Foundation (OHF) invite residents to check it out at www.newoakvillehospital.com. The new website offers information about the project and is easy to navigate. It offers information currently available about the new hospital with a few clicks of the mouse. For many people the Internet is a top spot to find information. With that in mind, the new Oakville hospital website is a key source of information for the community. As the project progresses, the website will evolve to include the most up-to-date information and introduce new features. Construction of the New Oakville Hospital is not scheduled to take place for several years, however the website is a great place for people to go and find out what is happening `behind the scenes' during the time leading up to the start of construction. "We recognize that people are tremendously interested in this project and we want to continue to engage them in the process," said Bill Bailey, HHS vice president of redevelopment. "This new website provides us with a forum to share information with our community and encourage their participation in the process," said Bailey. Some highlights of the site include: · Video. Visitors can watch video from the sign unveiling. New videos will be added as events happen. · Timeline. Check in on the schedule -- see what's been done and what's ahead. · FAQs. Get answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. Can't find what you're looking for? Send questions via e-mail. · Latest News. Visit this section for the most up-to-date information about the project and stay informed about upcoming community information sessions. · Sign up. Fill-out the on-line form to receive regular electronic updates about the project or request a speaker to attend your organization's meeting. RON KUZYK / OAKVILLE BEAVER FROM A FEAST: It may be December, but warmer weather was on the minds of many at Budds' Imported Cars on South Service Road recently. In August,Terry Budd and the staff at Budds' held their annual Feast of the Fairway golf tournament at Glen Abbey Golf Course. This year the tourney raised $25,000. Here, Terry Budd is photographed making the official cheque presentation to Lisa Moffatt of the Canadian Cancer Society, Oakville Unit. Finding Rainbow after tragedy St. Judes Rainbow program is accepting registrations for its 14-week program beginning January 2009. Rainbows is a support group for children experiencing grieving or loss. It is a not-for-profit, international organization, with charitable status in Canada, that offers training and curricula for establishing peer support groups for children grieving death, separation, divorce or other painful loss in their family. When a change takes place in the family, whether a death, divorce, separation or abandonment, it has an effect on all members in a family. Grieving is a natural process, which evolves from an emotional loss. If it isn't facilitated at the appropriate time, it may be repressed or become chronic. When grief does not have an opportunity to be resolved, its impact can be destructive. Rainbows is for children, Kindergarten to Grade 8 and Spectrum for adolescents in Grades 9 to 12 who seek support for grief or loss can be registered in advance by an adult. Registration can be done through the church office at 160 William St. or by calling 905-844-3972. The national office for RAINBOWS in Canada is located in Barrie. For information, visit www.rainbows.ca/welcome.html. Local blood donor clinics setting up over holidays Canadian Blood Services will host a Blood Donor Clinic Wednesday, Dec. 31. It will be held at Oakville Place, 240 Leighland Ave. from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Contact Canadian Blood Services at 1-888 2 DONATE (1888-236-6283) for blood donor clinic information, eligibility information or to book an appointment. The gift of caring is more precious than toys Dr. Jenna Davis Family Chiropractor/ Acupuncturist KNEE, HEEL & ARCH PAIN ARE TREATABLE! Understanding the source of your foot and knee pain could lead to permanent relief. Book a consultation today! SALIMA KASSAM REG. CHIROPODIST Alliance Healthcare Professionals Dr. Jenna Davis Specializes in: 905.845.2291 · Pediatrics · ADD/ADHD · Pre and Postnatal Care · Headaches/Migraines · Naturally Turning Breech Babies · Fertility Issues Wellness care for the entire family! Happy Holidays! 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