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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, Ju ly 8, 20 21 | 20 Nearly three dozen students have received a financial boost to- ward their post-secondary aspi- rations, thanks to this year's Oak- ville Rotary Education Awards. Roughly $64,000 in bursaries has been awards to 32 students, including Garth Webb Secondary School's Danika Lau -- winner of the Bill Barnes Award and Edu- cation Award -- and Samantha Rutherford of Oakville Trafalgar High School, who was presented with the Donna Messer Service Above Self Award. Danika plans to study science and psychology at the University of Toronto. "During my studies I plan to learn about the human impact on the environment and how to change peoples' views and habits to find practical solutions to protect it," Danika said. Samantha plans to study med- ical sciences at the University of Western Ontario. She intends to use her education to advance sci- entific innovations through re- search positions in university, and ultimately contribute her own research and innovation to science. White Oaks Secondary School's Arsian Tariq received the education award in memory of Michael Gauthier. Other recipients include: Madeleine Griffenham-Jones (Abbey Park) Bilal Ali (Garth Webb) Luka Simeunovic (Garth Webb) Keraam Taghdi (Garth Webb) Aastha Vaidhya (Garth Webb) Lori-Ann Kouakou (Ecole Sec- ondaire Sainte-Trinité) Vivian Ren (Iroquois Ridge) Levenie Abdon (St. Thomas Aquinas) Isaiach Jashleigh Carl (Jash) Ayade (St. Thomas Aquinas) William Cheng (St. Thomas Aquinas) Julieta Jauregui Rodriguez (St. Thomas Aquinas) Ambra Pepaj (St. Thomas Aquinas) Lauren Smith (St. Thomas Aquinas) Hiena Tapiador (St. Thomas Aquinas) Maya Tsipe (St. Thomas Aqui- nas) Nandina Mehta (T.A. Blake- lock) Kiki Pugh (T.A. Blakelock) Keira Reeves (T.A. Blakelock) Logan Baranieski (Oakville Trafalgar) Gabriela Rondon (St. Ignatius of Loyola) Julian Adrian Stephenson (St. Ignatius of Loyola) Kayla Tsoutsoulas (St. Igna- tius of Loyola) Lauren Tsoutsoulas (St. Igna- tius of Loyola) Arsh Ahmed (White Oaks) Aida Javan (White Oaks) Erkin Kerem (White Oaks) Brianne Lamont (White Oaks) Ayunda Prijono (White Oaks) Krystal Yu (White Oaks) The scholarships were made possible by the continued sup- port of partners and sponsors of such events as the Rotary Speak- er Series, Oakville Awards for Business Excellence and Oak- ville Family Ribfest. ROTARY EDUCATION AWARD RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED Samantha Rutherford Samantha Rutherford photo NEWS Danika Lau Danika Lau photo Arsian Tariq Arsian Tariq photo Halton residents now have an- other opportunity to help area wom- en in crisis. Halton Women's Place has launched its first-ever 50/50 Lottery for Hope campaign, in support of the region's only women's shelter. Tickets can be purchased from now until July 12 at www.hwp5050.ca. With the pandemic affecting tra- ditional fundraising, HWP is trying something new to help raise money and awareness about its services and programs, letting the communi- ty know that the shelter remains open for women and children in need. COVID-19 has impacted abused women and children more than ever. Halton police answered more than 3,700 intimate partner violence calls in 2020, resulting in 1995 charg- es and 868 arrests -- major increases over 2019. For more information about Hal- ton Women's Place, visit www.hal- tonwomensplace.com. 50/50 DRAW TO SUPPORT WOMEN'S SHELTER 25+ Years Experience 100% Canadian Made Cabinetry Quality Craftsmanship • Custom Made Kitchen & Bathroom Cabinetry • Closet Systems • Entertainment Units • Basement Renovations • Full Renovations & More! Visit Our 6,000 sq.ft. Design Centre: Units 2-3, 333 Wyecroft Rd.,Oakville 905.844.3332 | www.aromakitchens.ca • info@aromakitchens.ca Create Your Dream Look

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