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Nominations for AMDSB Always Learning awards being accepted
Signal Star staff
The Avon Maitland Board of Trustees
has a seven-year history of recognizing
staff, students and community members
for significant contributions to
education within Avon Maitland.
In September 2012, the board
approved the current four-year strategic
plan, which included the introduction
of a new mission statement and
re -visioning of goals and core priorities.
The board is pleased to announce that
nominations for the Always Learning
Awards (formerly the Key Contribution
Awards), are now open for 2014.
The board's mission statement is
"Engage, Inspire, Innovate ...Always
Learning" and the Strategic Plan states
that We will create positive, inclusive
learning environments and maximize
student outcomes. We will work toward
that by valuing our students, our staff,
our families and our communities using
principles of character, equity and
sustainability.
The plan will be the primary
consideration when someone is
nominated for an "Always Learning
Award".
Awards will be presented to
individuals or groups who have gone
above and beyond to engage, inspire
Sun rises over Easter service in Varna
Varna News
Joan Beierling
An Easter Sunrise Service was held in the
Brucefield Community United Church on
Sunday followed by a Sun Rise Breakfast.
The regular Church Service was held at
10:30 with Colin Snyder leading the Service.
The Choir favoured everyone with an Anthem
"He Lives
Jack and Geraldine Eckel were wished a
happy 55th wedding anniversary and
birthday wishes were extended to Samantha
Chuter and Sandra Turner both with Birth-
days on Sunday April 20.
Next Sunday April 27 is Camping Sunday.
Please come for a special worship service
celebrating our Camp Ministries. Canadian
Tire money and items from Camp Menese-
tung's Wish List will be collected for the
camp; See the facebook page for wish list
items. Camp Menesetung clean up day is Sat-
urday May 3 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch is
provided.
The Sunday School thanks everyone
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involved in the Sunday School's Sunflower
project. Between Sunday School funds and
the congregation's efforts they were able to
sent 114 packages of sunflower seeds.
The Varna Community will be hosting a
bridal shower for Stacey Consitt (daughter of
Brenda and Scott) who is marrying Cody
Anderson on July 19 2014. The shower will
take place on Friday May 23 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Brucefield Community United Church.
Everyone welcome! For more info call 519-
233-9153 by May 12.
The Varna Community will also be
and innovate.
Nominations are now being accepted
and can be submitted on-line at http://
yourschools.ca/2014/04/ 17/2014 -
always -le arning-awards /.
The deadline for nominations is Fri.,
May 2 at 4:00 p.m.
The Always Learning Awards will be
presented on June 11 along with the
board's years of service recognition and
retirement celebration.
collecting for Melissa Spading (daughter of
Jim and Tammy) who is marrying Will Veld -
man on June 14 2014. For more info contact
519-233-7149 by May 12.
Get your tickets for the Brucefield Odd Fel-
lows Chicken BBQ for Sunday April 27 at the
Brucefield Community United Church.
Adults $16 and children 6-12 $6. Advance
tickets only. For tickets phone 519-233-9288,
519-233-7032 or 519-606-8185.
Next card party hosted by the Odd Fellows
in Brucefield is Thursday April 24 at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome!
Huron County Crimestoppers
want info on Central Huron B&E
Signal Star staff
CENTRAL HURON - Huron County
Crime Stoppers and the Huron
County OPP would like the assistance
of the public in helping solve a break
and enter to a residence in Clinton.
Huron OPP officers are currently
investigating a break, enter and theft
that occurred in Clinton sometime
over the course of the last few
months.
On April 1, Officers were alerted to
the residential break-in.
Police learned that the owners
returned home from an extended trip
down south to find their home had
been entered and ransacked.
The thieves entered the residence
sometime between the end of
November 2013 and the end of March
2014.
The thieves stole a 52" flat screen
Panasonic television, antiques,
jewelry, collectable coins and
stamps.
The value of the stolen goods is
believed to be an estimated $4000.
HURON EAST - Huron County
Crime Stoppers and the Huron
County OPP would like the assistance
of the public in helping solve a break
and enter to a residence in Huron
East.
Huron OPP officers are currently
investigating a break, enter and theft
that occurred on Krauter Line. The
crime took place sometime between
April 9 and April 11.
Those responsible entered through
an unlocked garage door.
Once inside the garage they stole
several items including:
• Five new "Mickey Thompson"
rims and tires.
• A black Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
Soft top
• Two Husqvarna chainsaws
• A 3200 watt generator
• And a snow blower
The value of the stolen goods is an
estimated at $10,000.