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w w w .in si de H A LT O N .c om O A KV IL LE B EA VE R T hu rs da y, A ug us t 25 , 2 01 1 1 4 with the White Oaks preschool, the Oakville Public Librarys TD Summer Reading program and as a note taker with the Accessibility department at her universi- ty. We need to support and encourage promising youth leaders, as their actions can make an incredible impact on peoples lives and to our communities, said Gilgan. Gilgan went on to say he created the bursary award after he was inspired by his YMCA swim instructor, 22-year-old Ng. Like many young YMCA staff, Gilgan said, she demon- strated that youth are passionate and dedicated to serv- ing their community and making a difference. Do not underestimate youth and their ambitions to help others; instead respect, encourage and support f them, said Jarvis Sheridan, board chair of the YMCA o Oakville. We are very proud of our youth staff and volunteers at the YMCA and of their contributions to building a strong community. Thank you Peter for seeing an oppor- tunity and investing in youth leaders. Many young people find valuable volunteer experi- ences and their first employment at the YMCA. As an employer, the YMCA of Oakville is committed to training and developing young people to become the next genera- tion of community leaders. For more information on youth programs, volunteer opportunities and career options at the YMCA of Oakville visit www.ymcao- foakville.com. Swim instructor inspired award Continued from page 13 The Canadian Club of Halton Peel will be hosting a night-time emergency room physician and prominent medical journalist and broadcaster at its dinner-speaker event. Dr. Brian Godman will speak at the club on Thursday, Sept. 15 at the Oakville Conference Centre. The Mount Sinai Hospital doctor is a broadcaster on CBCs Radios White Coat, Black Art show where he talks about what really goes on at hospitals and clinics. In his book, The Night Shift: Real Life in the Heart of the E.R., Goldman shares his E. R. experiences, which are heartbreaking, humourous and frustrating. Registration and cash bar opens at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. A three-course dinner is $35 for members, $45 for non-members and $15 for students. The conference centre is located at the QEW and Bronte Road. Broadcaster doctor at Canadian Club