The Citizen, 2009-07-09, Page 28The Grey Central Public School
graduation award recipients are:
English, Mitchel Kraemer, Tess
Burnfield; mathematics, Brittany
Rabak; history, Mitchel Kraemer;
geography, Hailey Bachert,
Samantha Fretz; French, Brittany
Rabak; art, Mervin Brubacher;
science, Samantha Fretz; music,
Tess Burnfield; outstanding scholar,
Samantha Fretz; congeniality,
Danielle Stewart; IIP award, Rya
Walford; McDonald Arts award,
Tess Burnfield; athletic trophy -
male, Jacob Snyder; athletic trophy -
female, Eden Rapson; Optimist
award, Danielle Stewart; Ida Evans
Citizenship award, Danielle Stewart;
all-around student, Eden Rapson;
principal award - leadership, Tess
Burnfield.
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Every year Grey students from JK
to Grade 8 are recognized for
academic, athletic and
extracurricular activities that they
have participated in throughout the
year. The high academic standing
award given to all the students who
have achieved all levels 3 and 4 in all
subjects every term: Grade 1, Hillary
Bachert, Emma Hruksa, Erin
Lindsay, Samira Rechsteiner, Abby
Strome; Grade 2/3, Shelby Machan,
Alexandra Martin, Sarah Strome,
Simon Vander Borgh; Grade 3/4,
Spencer Menzies, Ronan Jared;
Grade 4/5, Alison Terpstra, Tiffany
Deitner, Erin McMahon, Alida
Swart; Grade 5/6, Jasmin Roth,
Emma Strome; Grade 6/7, Heidi
Bachert, Lexi Smith, Matt Swart,
Matt Terpstra, Sarah Dillon; Grade
7/8, Jonathan Blake.
The athletic award is given to one
boy and one girl in every class:
Grade 1, Samira Rechsteiner,
Gregory Manley; Grade 2/3, Sarah
Strome, Hudson Smith; Grade 3/4,
Ronan Jared, Emily Terpstra; Grade
4/5, Alison Terpstra, Mackenzie
Machan; Grade 5/6, Carl Dow,
Nikki Van Brugge; Grade 6/7, Lexi
Smith, Pearson Smith; Grade 7/8,
Brock McLean, Jordyn Sholdice.
School involvement and
citizenship awards are for up to five
students per class who have
positively taken part in school
activities, intramurals and clubs:
Grade 1, Hillary Bachert, Abby
Strome, Emma Silcock; Grade 2/3,
Hudson Smith, Tyler Rabak,
Alexandra Martin, Stephanie
Koetsier, Jacob Roth; Grade 3/4,
Ronan Jared, Spencer Menzies;
Grade 4/5, Devin Bachert,
Mackenzie Machan, Kirsten
Seymour, Delayna Smith, Rodney
Kraemer; Grade 5/6, Nick Kuepfer,
Jasmin Roth, Philip Seymour,
Emma Strome, Isaac Vander Borgh;
Grade 6/7, Matt Swart, Heidi
Bachert, Sarah Dillon, Chelsey
Terpstra, Dalton Hamilton; Grade
7/8, Tori Cardiff, Tess Burnfield,
Danielle Stewart, Hailey Bachert.
The initiative, integrity and
perseverance awards are given to
two students in each class who have
worked very hard and made
excellent improvement through their
hard work: Grade 1, Nicholas
Kraemer, Mercedes Sheppard;
Grade 2/3, Melanie McKinnon,
Wesley Kraemer; Grade 3/4, Zach
Manley; Grade 4/5, Mackenzie
Smith, Michael Gulutzen; Grade
5/6, Nick Kuepfer, Owen Hamilton;
Grade 6/7, Rebecca Subject, Cody
Rathwell; Grade 7/8, Shelby
Hinschberger, Curtis Terpstra.
Acts of kindness awards are for
two students for each class who have
demonstrated compassion, kindness
and caring: Grade 1, Emma Hruksa,
Sophie Broadhagen; Grade 2/3,
Kirsten Baxter, Emily Brubacher;
Grade 3/4, Emma Baan, Ainsley
Purvis; Grade 4/5, Alison Terpstra,
Erin McMahon; Grade 5/6, Kiaran
Jared, Jasmin Roth; Grade 6/7,
Shannon Jared, Alanis Clark; Grade
7/8, Danielle Stewart, Rachel
Hammermueller.
The Grey Cup is an award
presented to the student who is
deemed most worthy. Worthiness is
based on diligence, helpfulness, and
co-operation. This award is chosen
by the whole staff. A student may
win the Grey Cup only once during
his/her time at Grey Central. The
recipient this year is Jasmin Roth.
Sparling’s Propane, Blyth, is
growing again. It has purchased the
bulk operations of Caledon Propane
in Bracebridge, Ontario.
“Sparling’s continues to grow
thanks to the support of our
customers and the hard work of our
people. Bracebridge is an ideal fit
for Sparling’s and our growing share
of the Muskoka-Parry Sound
market, says Steven Sparling, vice-
president of operations at
Sparling’s.”
“Operating from a terminal in
Bracebridge will enable us to
immediately improve customer
service through enhanced delivery
efficiency,” adds Sparling.
Sparling’s is a privately-held
company, established in 1951. It is
the second largest propane company
in Ontario and provides full-service
propane supply and Guaranteed
Customer Service programs from
Regional Distribution and Customer
Service Centres throughout the
province.
In January, Sparling’s was named
“One of the 50 best places to work
in Canada” by The Globe and Mail.
PAGE 28. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009.Locals St. Anne’sOntario Scholars
The Brussels Public School
graduation awards went to:
citizenship, Adam Cousins, Lanie-
Joy Smith; Glenn Smith ABCD,
Victoria Kellington; Good Guy,
Jacob McGavin; geography,
Victoria Kellington; French, Lanie-
Joy Smith; Cory Bragg, Adam
Cousins; Hazel Matheson, Courtney
Bloemberg; science, Jacob
McGavin; Kerry John Frances
Moogk, Heather Bone; Margery
Huether, Heather Bone; Ken
Ashton, Jacob McGavin; Martin
Murray, Jacob McGavin;
proficiency, Jacob McGavin,
Courtney Bloemberg; OPC, Jacob
McGavin; Ida Evans, Meagan
Dolmage; Morris Twp., Nathan
Watson; most improved academic
effort, Meagan Dolmage; Big
Buddy award, Nathan Watson;
academic excellence, Courtney
Bloemberg, Heather Bone, Meagan
Dolmage, Jenna Ford, Victoria
Kellington, Jacob McGavin, Lanie-
Joy Smith, Nathan Watson and
Jocelyn Wedow.
Thanks
Huron Bruce MPP Carol Mitchell announced a $20,500 Ontario Market Investment fund grant
for the Taste of Huron Culinary event on Thursday, July 2. The presentation was made to the
Huron Tourism Association. From left: Huron County warden Ken Oke, Mitchell, Huron
Tourism Association president Scott Evans, Taste of Huron co-ordinator Rick Sickinger and
Huron County tourism marketer Jenna Ujiye. The Taste of Huron event will take place from
Aug. 24-30. Visit www.tasteofhuron.ca for more information. (Photo submitted)
Vacation Bible School is on its
way to Blyth.
Blyth Community Gospel Light
Vacation Bible School will hold Son
Rock Kids Camp at the Blyth
Christian Reformed Church from
July 27 to July 31.
The camp will run from 9 a.m. to
12 p.m. each day for children from
junior kindergarten to Grade 6.
The Son Rock Camp is where
kids build their lives on the rock:
Jesus.
For more information, contact
Lorna Fraser at 519-523-9687 or
Ella Ives at 519-523-9514.
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MATTHEW BOVENMatthew is the son of Karl and Anita Boven of Blyth. AnOntario Scholar from St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School,
Matthew will be returning to St. Anne’s for one more year
before deciding on a future path.
TYSON SJAARDA
An Ontario Scholar from St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary
School, Tyson is the son of Bert and Brenda Sjaarda of
Auburn. He will be attending Wilfrid Laurier University in the
fall for the Health Sciences Honours program.
JESSICA SPARLING
The daughter of Steven and Laurie Sparling of Blyth is an
Ontario Scholar from St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School.
Jessica is planning on attending Cornell University to study
Human Biology as well as Health and Society.
WILLEM VAN DE WETERING
Willem is the son of Roel and Lianne van de Wetering of
RR1 Londesborough. This Ontario Scholar is a St. Anne’s
Catholic Secondary School graduate who will begin an
apprenticeship at Huron Tractor in Blyth in the fall.
ALE-RENZE (ALEX) VAN DER PLOEG
A St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School Ontario Scholar,
Alex is heading to the University of Toronto to study Life
Sciences. Alex is the son of Renze and Klasina Van der Ploeg
of RR4 Walton.
Brussels Gr. 8s get
graduation awards
Sparling’s growing again
Blyth churches gearing up
for Son Rock Kids Camp
Grey students get recognition