Wednesdsay May 1U, 2 UUU 1H b U A K V lL L b BbAVbK Ad V acant C o u n cil sea t to b e filled on J u n e 5 th N o m in a tio n s m ust b e re g is te re d by end of M a y By H ow ard Mozel OAKVILLE BEAVER STAFF A m eeting o f Town C ouncil has been called for M onday, June 5 to fill its vacant Ward 2 local/regional seat. A t that tim e Council will appoint - or elect, if there is more than one nom ination - the replacem ent for 14year Council veteran K athy G raham , who resigned the position effective M ay 1st. The M unicipal A ct states that when a vacancy on council occurs after M arch 31st o f an election year, council is required to fill the seat through appointm ent or election should there be more than one nom ination w ithin 45 days after the vacancy occurs. (O akville goes to the polls on N ovem ber 13th.) Only m em bers o f coun cil can nom inate. A ccording to Town Clerk Judith M uncaster, the June 5th date allow s plenty o f tim e to advertise the position while falling well w ithin the 45-day period. Indications o f interest in w riting signed by candi dates m ust be received by the C lerk 's O ffice by 4:30 p.m. on Tues. May 30th. For com plete inform ation about requirem ents and q u alific atio n s, contact the C lerk 's Office. Fred O liver, who represented the ward for 14 years through the Seventies and Eighties, is one individual who has expressed interest in the job. D avid Lee, who placed second to G raham in the 1997 race for the Ward 2 regional seat, is another. On June 5th, m ayor Ann M ulvale will call for nom i nations by C ouncil. No seconder will be required. C andidates will then have up to five m inutes to make a presentation and answ er questions. If m ore than one person is nom inated, a vote by C ouncil will be taken in accordance with the M unicipal Act. A sim ple m ajority rules. If any one candidate does not receive o n e-h alf the votes the first time, the one with the few est votes is elim inated and another vote is held. In the event o f a tie vote, the Town Clerk will select the w inner by lot by placing equal sized pieces o f paper in a box, w ith one nam e draw n by an individual chosen by the C lerk. The successful candidate will fill the vacancy for the rem ainder o f the current 1997-2000 term o f Council. G raham - who heads up O akville Com m unity Homes and T rafalgar Senior H om es - said her decision was a m atter o f tim e m anagem ent. She explained that the cur rent non-profit housing situation is critical and that the dem ands on her are increasingly challenging. Photo by Barrie Erskine St. Marguerite D 'Youville students get som e practice in taking pictures for a book that will record a week in the life of the school. Checking out the cam eras are: (Rear 1-r) Anthony Gallow 11, Tanya Bridges 12, Danielle Ward 14. (Middle row) Matt McCarthy 14, Michael Bencak 10, Adam Ribeiro 11, Alex Haddock 14 and (front row) Lucas Flor 11 and Daniel Vogt 11 Photo project to record week in life of school Karen Robbins SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER Students at St. Marguerite D 'Youville are capturing their memories o f Catholic Education Week with 35 disposable Photosource Supreme cameras. This week, each class at the school has been given one camera with 27 photos to take pictures of the Education Week events. The photos are being compiled by Avery College, of College Photography Inc., into a spiral-bound Millennium Memories journal entitled, `A Week in the Life of St. Marguerite.' Principal Elaine Hine said the book will emphasis this years' Education Week theme of `Catholic schools making all things new.' St. Marguerite D'Youville students celebrate Catholic Education Week "This theme reminds us that our Catholic schools provide an education based on the beliefs of the Catholic tradition," Hine said. "It also emphasizes that Catholic education pro vides a distinct contribution to the students themselves and society as a whole." College, who also does the school's class photos, said he and Hine were talking about a yearbook concept and she suggested `a day in the life' book. He took that one step further suggesting they do `a week in the life' and applying it to Education Week. Hine loved the idea. "I just wanted a nice special memento that our students could have for not only Catholic Education Week, but also for Jubilee 2000 - that's our celebration in the Catholic church of 2000 years since Jesus was bom." College said this journal will be very dif ferent from other yearbooks because it is about the students, by the students. "I like to focus on the students. Someone said, `Why don't you get the Superintendent .down there' and I said, `Oh no, we don't need any of that stuff.' I like the kids - they're the important thing." Family members are invited to events put on by the classes all week. Some of these include a school council meeting, a dance-athon, a play on the Passions and a French cafe. At the end of the week, College is having a draw for the students to give away a 35mm camera valued at around $200. Local OPP officer remembered in Queen' s Park memorial The name of OPP Constable William McIntyre, of Oakville, is included on a Q ueen's Park m on ument honouring 200 O ntario police officers killed in the line of duty. More than 2,000 police offi cers from across the province attended the unveiling o f the O ntario Police M em orial on Sunday. M cIntyre was 33-years-old when he was shot to death in the bedroom o f his M arlborough Court apartment on Easter, 1984. McIntyre, who died as a result of a single gunshot wound to the head at close range, often posed as a biker while working under cover. Despite a m assive m urder probe co-ordinated by Halton and OPP detectives, the case remains unsolved. Police Day for entire fam ily Police Day 2000, a free, funfilled celebration for the whole family, takes place Sat. May 13th at Halton Regional Police headquarters. The day-long (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) event will include children's musical entertainer Lenny Graf, magician (and police offi cer) A1 Grose, Hiccup the ju g gling clown, face painting, name the robot contest and a children's craft area, along with over 30 dis plays and demon strations from both the Police Service and other community orga nizations. Tours of police headquarters and the Halton Regional Police Children's Safety Village will also be available. Two additional special events will be a charity barbecue hosted by Harvey's and a silent auction. The auction will feature items such as a La-Z-Boy complete with a fridge, signed Blue Jays base ball bat, golf pass es and many more items. Proceeds from the barbecue and the auction will go to National Children's Day Smile Trust Foundation. 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