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Wednesday, July 7, 1999 Eight students win Mag Court scholarships THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Help for settling disputes Oakville Dispute Mediators has a central telephone number - 844-5414. This organization offers free mediation service for problems which do not require courtroom settlement. These include neigh­ bourhood quarrels, property dis- putes, landlord/tenant disputes and workplace disagreements. The service is available to any Oakville resident who voluntarily agrees to submit their dispute to trained mediators. Mediation is free, but donations are accepted to help cover office costs. B3 SEARS Hom eCentrar showroom May Court scholarship recipients, shown with members of the May Court Club of Oakville, are from left: Diana Finucane and Mary MacKillop, May Court Scholarship Committee; Margaret Featherstone, May Court president 1998-1999; Deanna Patchett, Tammy Thomas, Nicole TVzi, Sandy Pocrnic, and Mary-Lou Browne, May Court Scholarship Committee; Shown at back from left are Pieter Knispel, Todd Robinson and Ryan Matthiesen. Eight Oakville students received scholarships totalling $8,000 from the May Court Club of Oakville. Seven of these students are 1999 high school graduates and one student is a post-secondary student receiv­ ing financial support from May Court for a third year. The deserving students are Pieter Knispel and Nicole Tuzi from St. Ignatius of Loyola; Ryan Matthiesen, Todd Robinson and Tammy Thomas from White Oaks; Robyn Sosiak and Deanna Patchett from St. Thomas of Aquinas; and Sandy Pocrnic from Ryerson University. May Court Club is the oldest service club in Canada run by women. This club has been awarding educational scholar­ ships to students demonstrating a commitment to their school and community for more than 30 years. The May Court Club raises and disperses funds primarily within Oakville. This service club supports many local causes that benefit the elderly, the sick, young children, students, and the needy. May Court has allo­ cated $58,000 within Halton Region this year. The main source of funds for this club is The Nearly New Shop located at 200 Kerr Street. May Court vol­ unteers can also be seen in December at Oakville Place pre­ senting A Festival of Trees and recently held a craft fair called Arts and Artisans by the Lake on the grounds of Appleby College. Office volunteer and Procor & share United Way honours The presentation of two awards highlighted the June 23rd annual meeting of the United Way of Oakville at Appleby College. Traditionally the Community Award is present­ ed to a community organization that has worked in partnership with United Way of Oakville, going above and beyond the call of duty to provide ser­ vices and support. This year, Procor Limited took the honours. Procor has been integral in previous years by sup­ porting United Way's annual campaign, participat­ ing in special events, and involving staff members by taking an active role on Campaign Cabinet. Other nominees for the award were The Oakville Beaver, QR Imaging, and Fern Hill School. Also presented was the United Way Volunteer of the Year Award. This year's recipient is Diane Larson who has been a dedicated office volunteer for the past three years. Larson's on-going com­ mitment to the staff team at United Way has helped in numerous ways including reception and administration. Other nominees were Fran Richardson and Cheryl Wytock. 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