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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Thursday, July 5, 2012 · 8 Sharing the Spirit awards of student excellence Earlier this year, the Halton Catholic District School Board hosted its 24th annual celebration of Catholic student excellence. One student representative was selected from each elementary and secondary school in the Catholic school system to receive the Sharing The Spirit Student Award of Excellence. The honour is given to students who best demonstrate outstanding qualities in Catholic leadership, family commitment, involvement in school affairs, involvement in community activities and dedication to a difficult situation or task. Also recognized at the same awards ceremony were two recipients of the board-wide Special Education Advisory Committee's (SEAC) Spirit of Inclusion Awards -- Oakville's Christian Christou of Mother Teresa School, representing theelementarypanelofstudentsandGeorgetown's Nicole Walker of Christ the King Catholic Secondary School, from the secondary panel. Numerous Oakville students were honoured at this year's ceremony. All photos and profiles were supplied to The Oakville Beaver by the Halton Catholic District School Board. SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (S.E.A.C.) SPIRIT OF INCLUSION 2012 RECIPIENTS ELEMENTARY RECIPIENT: · Christian Christou, Mother Teresa School: Christian enjoys spending time with other special Christian Christou Mother Teresa Nicole Walker Christ the King Victoria Haines Holy Family Veronica Lee Holy Trinity Justin Inacio Mother Teresa Alexsandra Doyle Our Lady of Peace Emma Mogus Pope John Paul II Megan Harrison St. Andrew Sophie Schneider St. Bernadette steward of creation, Alexsandra leads by example, demonstrating a strong moral commitment to school, community and family. Her continuous efforts to include others and promote peace are evident on a daily basis. · Emma Mogus, Pope John Paul II: Emma exhibits strong Catholic leadership through her involvement as student council president and numerous successful initiatives within the school and in the community. Emma has the ability to inspire, encourage, and influence her peers through her exceptional behaviour and commitment to her school and community. · Megan Harrison, St. Andrew: Megan was chosen for her Catholic leadership qualities, exemplifying Catholic values in her actions and words on a daily basis. Megan has an excellent rapport with all teachers and students, and is involved in various aspects of school life. · Sophie Schneider, St. Bernadette: Sophie demonstrates Catholic leadership qualities on a daily basis not only through her high degree of commitment to her studies but through her leadership on Catholic student council, her second Speak-up initiative and as an Altar server at school mass/liturgies. Sophie realizes her social responsibilities to bring the Gospel values to those in our community. See Sharing page 10 needs students at Mother Teresa School. 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Through her leadership, her social action group raised more than $500 for Share Life. · Veronica Lee, Holy Trinity: Veronica has provided exceptional leadership and spirit. Her Christian values, leadership, and rapport with staff and students along with her intrinsic sense of justice, fairness and equality have positively impacted the moral development of the Holy Trinity Community. · Justin Inacio, Mother Teresa: Justin exemplifies leadership qualities inside and outside of the classroom. He strives for excellence in all subject areas and is a good role model for the class. He leads by example, participating fully in all aspects of the school. · Alexsandra Doyle, Our Lady of Peace: As a www.oakville.ca Notice of Intention to Designate 39 Jones Street, Oakville, Ontario Walton Memorial United Church Manse This property has historical and architectural value for its c.1910 Edwardian Classicism style house which was relocated from its original site at 144 Bronte Road. The house was used as the church manse for Walton Memorial United Church for over five decades, playing a significant role in the development and activities of the church. The house continues to be a reminder of village life in the historic village of Bronte. Any objection to this designation must be filed no later than August 4, 2012. Objections should be directed to Cathie www.facebook.com/ townofoakville @townofoakville Best, Town Clerk, 1225 Trafalgar Road, P.O. Box 310, Oakville, Ontario L6H 0H3. Any inquiries may be directed to Carolyn Van Sligtenhorst, heritage planner at 905-845-6601, ext. 3875 or by email at cvansligtenhorst@oakville.ca. The last date to file a notice of objection is August 4, 2012 On Tuesday, July 3, 2012, Oakville Town Council resolved to pass a Notice of Intention to Designate for 39 Jones Street, Oakville (PT LT 106, PL M8; PTS 1 &2, 20R17631; SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT OVER PT 2, 20R17631 IN FAVOUR OF PT 3, 20R17631 AS IN HR1016244) under Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. 18, as a property of cultural heritage value and interest.