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Also new in the store: the book "If My Dog Could Talk" by Alison Ainsworth. Stay tuned for details on an upcoming book signing by Alison at Bearyland! To learn more about her book, please visit http://www.ifmydogcouldtalk.net/. One last note: We will be closed for inventory on March 31. Stollery Wedding If you’re looking to create a wedding with a difference, consider honouring your guests with a donation to the Foundation in lieu of providing the traditional table favours. Or you can invite your guests to make a donation in honour of your celebration in lieu of receiving wedding gifts. We will then provide you with different options to thank your guests for being a part of your special day. Thank you letters, gift cards, and certificates are all available. With your support, we can accomplish so much! Your donation will help ensure that every child who comes through the doors of the Stollery Children’s Hospital receives the best specialized pediatric health care services possible. Call Joanna at 780-989-7388 for more information. REGISTER NOW for the SPORT CHEK MOTHER'S DAY RUN & WALK
Please visit www.mdrunandwalk.com or call Jolene Johnson at 780-431-4609 for more information on how you can get involved! LONDON DRUGS Supports the Stollery
Community Bulletin Board The following groups, organizations, and individuals are holding events and fundraisers in support of the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation:
For more information on these events visit www.stollerykids.com. If you are interested in raising money for the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation, please contact Stephanie Perilli at 780-431-4622 or sperilli@stollerykids.com. To receive a Third Party Fundraising Application form click here. |
Did you know … ...age, inexperience, distraction, and peer pressure are all factors in vehicle-related injuries and death during the teen years?
PARENTS You can make a BIG difference! Crash rates are especially high during the first year of unsupervised driving. Research shows that teens have fewer crashes when there are limits on unsupervised driving that are gradually relaxed as young drivers gain experience. By placing limits on your new young driver you will protect your own child and help make the road a safer place for everyone. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE Driver education programs will help your teen learn the most up to date information on avoiding collisions and smart driving. However, new drivers need at least 50 hours of supervised on-road practice in different kinds of driving conditions, including night time and winter conditions. Make sure your teen gets lots of supervised driving practice. By working as a team, parents and teens can accomplish their shared goal … a safe, successful teen driver. Visit www.capitalhealth.ca/ INJURIES ARE NOT ACCIDENTS… THEY ARE PREDICTABLE AND PREVENTABLE! Information provided by the Provincial Injury Prevention Team/Kidsafe Alberta, affiliated with the Stollery Children's Hospital - www.capitalhealth.ca/kidsafe |