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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, O ct ob er 14 ,2 02 1 | 20 This fall, #lovelocal by supporting Oakville businesses. Look out for local events and attractions where you can be rewarded for your support! A local club is making it a little easier for a number of young people to continue their educational journeys. The Oakville chapter of the Canadian Federation for University Women (CFUW) announced its scholarship recipients for 2021. Through donations and fundraising, $26,000 was raised to help local stu- dents. The young women were selected from the city's publicly funded high schools, based on high aca- demic achievement, out- standing community ser- vice, and demonstrated leadership. CFUW-Oakville is a member of the Canadian Federation of University Women. The Oakville chapter was founded in 1949 and is a volunteer or- ganization. It supports life- long learning, fellowship and education for women and girls. The scholarship win- ners are below: RICHARD GARNETT AWARDS Anna Klygina -- Garth Webb Alicia Barlow -- Iro- quois Ridge JEAN MALCOLM SMITH COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Julia Seymour -- St. Ig- natius of Loyola MILDRED G. ALLWORTH AWARD Laura Hammond -- Ab- bey Park SHIRLEY HENDERSON COM- MUNITY SERVICE AWARD Sharon Zhang -- Thom- as Blakelock MIRIAM WHITE MEMORIAL AWARD Minji Kwak -- White Oaks MELISSA VASSALLO AC- CESS AWARD Salina Tellis -- Garth Webb UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE CFUW-OAKVILLE ENTRANCE AWARDS: Laura Legzedins -- Ab- bey Park Kiki Pugh -- T. A. Blake- lock Aastha Vaidhya -- Garth Webb Emiliana Arrieche d'Empaire -- Holy Trinity Thisari Premawardena -- Iroquois Ridge Fiona Xie -- Oakville- Trafalgar Ambra Pepaj -- St. Thomas Aquinas Aida Javan -- White Oaks NEWS CFUW OAKVILLE ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ROLAND CILLIERS rcilliers@metroland.com Members of the newly- formed Camaraderie of Hope charity raised $5,000 for the Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK) at its re- cent golf tournament. Forty-four golfers par- ticipated in the event held at Deerfield Golf Club Sept. 10 (initial June date was rained out). Camaraderie of Hope is an Oakville-based group of local professionals deter- mined to support mental well-being in their commu- nity. Its first event raised $4,500 for Crisis Outreach and Support Team (COAST), a program of the Halton branch of the Cana- dian Mental Health Associ- ation (CMHA-HRB). For more information about the group, visit www.camaraderieofhope- .com. NEWS Camaraderie of Hope members (from left) Tracy Capstick, Todd Thibert, Emmanuelle Meyer, Deborah Everest-Hill, Amanda DaCosta and John Holland. Graham Paine/Metroland CHARITY SUPPORTS ROCK WITH GOLF TOURNAMENT PROCEEDS