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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, November 23, 2012 · 8 Peacemakers in Oakville By Dominik Kurek OAKVILLE BEAVER STAFF The YMCA of Oakville, along with its counterparts across the country, strives to bring peace to the community. In that vein, the non-profit organization awarded several Oakville residents who have done the same with Peace Medallions during its Breakfast for Peace at the Oakville Conference Centre, Thursday. The medal winners were Jack Yeilding (youth), Julie Harmgardt (adult) and Julia and Emma Mogus of Books With No Bounds (group). "(The medallion) is a reminder that a more RIZIERO VERTOLLI / OAKVILLE BEAVER / @halton_photog peaceful world is possible, community by commodel citizens: At the YMCA Community Breakfast for Peace, Thursday, three Peace munity, and that everyone's efforts are necessary," Lisa Rankin, vice-president of childcare at the Y, Medallions were handed out. From left, Julie and Emma Mogus, won the group medal, Jack Yeilding was told a crowd of more than 450 guests. the youth recipient, and Julie Harmgardt was awarded in the adult category. Jack Yeilding Ten-year-old Jack Yeilding has had an ongoing battle with severe epilepsy since he was an infant. Through medical intervention, including brain surgery, the seizures stopped in 2010. However, Yeilding has spent the last six years giving back to the organization that helped him: Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. Since 2007, Jack's Lemonade Stand has raised $250,000 for the hospital. The event began with a lemonade sale in his driveway. Now, the annual event attracts thousands of people who take part in various activities, see and pet animals, (even a tiger was brought to this year's event) and of course, people can still buy lemonade. Jack's mom, Jodi Frers, came up to the podium to address the audience as Jack and his sixyear-old brother Christopher were shy. See Peace page 17 New Fall Arrivals · ROHDE · MEPHISTO · BIRKENSTOCK · RIEKER · ARA · INGEBORG SHOES WAREHOUSE STORE Famous European Brand Names All Under One Roof · ROHDE · MEPHISTO · BIRKENSTOCK · RIEKER · ARA · 3 3 3 0 S o u th S e rv ic e R o a d , B u rlin g to n , O N , L 7 N 3 M 6 905.333.IVY1 (4891) reservations@ivybar.ca | www.ivybar.ca An Independently owned DGC ENTERTAINMENT Property INGEBORG'S WAREHOUSE 1681 FINFAR COURT, MISSISSAUGA LOOK FOR US ON (905) 823-7415 www.oakville.ca Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 - Sat. 10 to 5 - Sun. 11 to 4 Notice of Decision Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, S.O. 2002 3164 Ninth Line Glen Oaks Memorial Gardens Cemetery (Memorial Gardens Canada Limited) At the November 12, 2012, Oakville Town Council meeting, Council approved the expansion of the Glen Oaks Memorial Gardens Cemetery (Memorial Gardens Canada Limited) at 3164 Ninth Line by approximately 2008 niches and 1884 crypts pursuant to the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002. This expansion relates to the construction of phase 1 of a three-storey mausoleum, which received final site plan approval under the Planning Act on January 18, 2012. Development will be concentrated in the area affected by this proposal and will not require any alterations or disruption to burial areas within the cemetery. Access to the mausoleum will be provided from the internal cemetery roadway, with connections to Ninth Line. Parking will be accommodated adjacent to the proposed building. Take notice that the applicant, registrar or any person with an interest therein may, within 15 days after publication of this notice, refer the decision to the Ontario Municipal Board [655 Bay Street, Suite 1500, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1E5; (416) 326-6800] for a hearing. Further information may be obtained by contacting Paul Barrette, Planner, Town of Oakville at 905 845-6601, ext. 3041 Dated at Town of Oakville this 23 day of November, 2012.