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Celebrating Our Youth, Wednesday, May 14, 2008 3 Alex Tavasoli Alex is a current student at Georgetown District High School, where she has devel- oped many new initiatives. She is the co- founder of the GDHS Music Council, as well as the Georgetown Rebels Environmental Education Network. Alex is a mentor for students at school through the Link Crew. Jenna Woodrow Jenna is a Grade 8 student at Holy Cross Catholic School. Jenna is actively involved in the communi- ty through her volunteering efforts. She was a part of Future Forests of Halton Hills and helped with planting trees. Jenna has also spend time volunteer- ing sorting food at the Georgetown Bread Basket. She helped to organize a school-wide food drive at her school as well. Jenna also organized a Thanksgiving Luncheon at her school for 120 students, the biggest Thanksgiving dinner ever to take place at Holy Cross. Raeanne Dingwall Raeanne is a Grade 9 student at Georgetown District High School, who is a member of the school band. She dedicates her time to volun- teering at St. George's Church by helping in the nursery and participating in the Youth Synod. Raeanne leads by example through her commit- ment to her studies, as well as the community. Acton Youths Chance for Change planning committee The Acton Youth's Chance for Change planning commit- tee consists of a group of individuals who have shown a tremendous commitment to activism in their com- munity. Each of them has dedicated their time and energy every week for several months to design an event that reflects the impor- tance of youth in the Acton community. With boundless creativity, they have met the challenge of creating an event where all youths' voices can be heard. Their daylong event, which is taking place on May 24, is providing a chance to recog- nize the talents and strength of Acton youth. This group of 11 motivated youth from Acton includes Hayley Gendron, Sean Haefner, Sarah Martin, Alannah Bowes, Dallas Shewfelt, Bekky Gibson, Corbin Resch, Rachael Moore, Matt Nuscimento, Robyn Dercatch and Carli Vickery. Jil l Pike sang at the MYAC Coffee House. Photo by Patti Post HAYLEY GENDRON SARAH MARTIN CORBIN RESCH BEKKY GIBSON The Halton Hills Mayors Youth Action Committee organizes and plans special events, including the International Youth Week, for youth across the town. They are also an advocate for youth issues in partnership with the community. MYAC members are: Carly Bravo, Justin Bravo, Lacey Brown, Tyler Brown, Shannon Hope, Paul Morrison, Jennifer Ormiston, Grace Pierrot, Jaclyn Rodrigues, Ally Schihl, Dallas Shewfelt, Marc Stiel, Alison Vrbanac and Katherine Watson. Who and what is MYAC? 324 Guelph Street Georgetown 905-877-2224 www.glazedexpressions.goldbook.ca * No Experience or Artistic Ability Required * Drop-In Painting (No Appointment Required) * Parties for All Occasions * Monthly Adult Nights Kids Paint & Pizza Pa rty Includes: Pottery Piece, Fees, Adult Supervision, 2 Pieces of Pizza and a Drink. Theyll Have a Blast! Call to reserve your spot- May 23rd or June 6th $24+ Taxp.p.5:30 - 8 pm Mugs, Boxes & lots to choose from. Paint a Special Gift for Dad! Does your child want to have lots of fun this summer?!!! Ages: Starting at entering grade 1 September 2008 up to age 11 Cost per weekly session: $125.00 - fee includes 2 snacks and daily outings. Children to bring paper bag lunch Rates do not include a nominal field trip cost. Hours of Operation: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For an additional fee, extended care is offered from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and/or 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. During each weekly theme-based session activities planned will include creative crafts, science,academics, organized outdoor activity, waterplay, cooking & daily outings in the community Each week the children will go bowling & have a planned field trip. Children registered will receive a summer camp package, which includes calendar of events, daily schedules, registration forms & more! We are currently accepting participants. Please note weekly sessions & field trips are subject to adequate enrolment. Limited spaces - book now! *Camp closed July 1st. Licensed by Ministry of Community and Social Services. LIMITED DAYCARE SPACE AVAILABLE! Call today. 89 Mountainview Rd. South 905-702-9797 Summer Camp BOOK NOW! Week #1 starts Monday, June 30 JOIN FUTURE SCHOLARS SUMMER CAMP! NEW PART TIME DAY CAMP SPACES AVAILABLE Call for details.