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23 · Friday, November 25, 2011 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com 2FC 0CEGML?J Municipality of Halton www.halton.ca NOTICE OF STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETING Proposed update to the Burlington Beach Regional Waterfront Park Master Plan 2FC 0CEGML?J +SLGAGN?JGRW MD &?JRML RFC !GRW MD Burlington and Conservation Halton are holding a Public Meeting to invite public input into the development of an updated Master Plan for the SPJGLERML C?AF 0CEGML?J 5?RCPDPMLR .?PI 2FC Master Plan will establish a long-term strategic vision for the Park. T TREET T ST ANT BRA KING ROAD Burlington 1 FA IR RVIEW W ST TREET T LPH LINE GUEL STEVEN DER-GARABEDIAN / SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER WHO'S HUNGRY?: From left, Ethan Strakhathdee, Crystal Brown, Janki Patel, Yuan Li, Amy Vickramasinghe, Lucy Huang and Shannon Mackie take care of the snacks Wednesday evening at W. H. Morden Public School's second annual Eco Night. Date: Time: Presentation: Location: Eco team leading the way Continued from page 18 "(They) learn about the different kinds of celebrations we have about the environment and are more conscientious about their waste," said Wojkowski. "The kids also go around twice a day to check that lights and monitors are turned off to conserve energy in the school." The school's Eco Executive Council received a $500 grant from Halton last year for its program, Project Grow -- an outdoor classroom built along Rebecca Street earlier this year, she said. She hopes to maintain the school's gold certification for 2011-12 with additional add-ons to the classroom. It is looking to generate funds to make the space more interactive. "We would like to expand that project to include some native species of plant life from the Halton area, including some echinacea for attracting butterflies, so the students can go out, study and observe and sketch, and really interact with nature in that space," said Wojkowski. "Right now, we have a garden space, whatever was put in 20 years ago to make it look green and pretty, but it's not very effective in applying the Ontario science curriculum." "Students on the eco team have an opportunity to be leaders, not just within their school, but in the community, to share the message with other children and their families that the environment is important to us." Nathan Howes can be reached at howesna@sheridanc.on.ca or follow him on Twitter at @HowesNathan. Burlington Beach Purpose and Effect: 2FC KCCRGLE UGJJ NPMTGBC ? Regional Waterf r ront Park historical overview for the area, share information developed through technical environmental studies for the area and outline the process moving DMPU?PB 2FGQ PCTGCU UGJJ FCJN BCTCJMN ? LCUSNB?RCB +?QRCP .J?L DMP RFC 0CEGML?J .?PI that recognizes sensitive natural areas and creates a vibrant, people friendly, y four season destination in the downtown core of the City. 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AFGJBhQ MTCP?JJ FC?JRF 'R FCJNQ UGRF QCJD esteem and sense of well-being, affects growth and development, and is an important part of overall health. 7MSP AFGJBhQ QKGJC GQ UMPRF GR $GLB MSR GD WMS MP WMSP D?KGJW OS?JGDW Visit www.halton.ca/healthysmiles, or dial 311 or 905-825-6000. Halton Regional Meeting Schedule 20% A Off ll es tur s Pic irror &M Un ti v. l No 27 LA KE S Tuesday November 29, 2011 7:00 p.m. 7:15 p.m. Waterfront Hotel 2020 Lakeshore Road Burlington, Ontario L7R 4G8 HO RE RD PL MA UE VEN EA T TREET NEW ST LAKES HORE ROAD Gary Carr Regional Chair 24/25 1111 4155 Fairview St., Burlington (between Walkers & Appleby) HOURS: MON. TO FRI. 10-6, SAT 10-5, SUN. NOON-5 · Zoey's Gallery can be seen at: www.zoeys.ca WHERE REASONABLE PRICING MAKES QUALITY FURNITURE AFFORDABLE! Nov. 29, 11 a.m. Health & Social Services Ctte. Nov. 30, 11 a.m. Planning & Public Works Ctte. 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