The Citizen, 1990-02-28, Page 16Speech winners
Judges chose Shannon Scott (left) as the winner of the Junior
division at the Legion public speaking contest between Blyth
Public School and Hullett Central at Hullett on Friday.
Capucine Onn (centre) of Blyth came in second while Karen
Trick (right) placed third.
Poets and artists
Anti-drug educations big part
of new IICBE program
Continued from page 15
have already been selected and Mr.
Eddy hopes to meet with them just
after March break to outline their
roles as contact persons and then
with them begin to develop an
action plan.
A Professional Development Day
has been scheduled for October 26,
and the key note speaker has been
selected. Mr. Eddy says that they
will also be looking for workshop
leaders for the day. There will be
some of the original committee
members in addition to members
from the teaching Federations.
In November, five trained people
will attend each school to conduct
in-service sessions and help educa
tors with the plans.
For next year, while the program
is still in the planning stages there
will be further in-depth training for
[target groups, and the develop
ment of the school Drug Awareness
and Action policy in addition to the
development of the board’s policy.
It is the hope of the Ministry, the
school boards, and the educators
that this anti-drug strategy will
help students gain knowledge
about drugs and help them learn
how to use this knowledge. They
hope that through classroom dis
cussion the issue of peer pressure
can be undercut as with the
assistance of a competent and
comfortable educator the perspec
tive and the choices become clear
er.
In a letter to the Board’s director
Deputy-Minister Bernard J. Sha
piro stated that they needed the
support of the school boards in this
matter in order to be successful
in their endeavour and noted that it
was their feeling that “education is
the key to prevention’’ in their
efforts to reduce the use of illegal
drugs.
These Blyth and Hullett public school students are the winners of the Legion sponsored Poster and
Poem Remembrance day contest and were presented with their certificates after the public speaking
competition in Hullett on Friday. The winners are: (front row, left to right) Abigail Ramirez, first
place junior poem and second place junior poster; Wilfred Datema, third place intermediate poster;
Greg McClinchey, honourable mention intermediate poster; Brian Werkema, second place
intermediate poster and Greg Toll, first place junior poster; (middle row, left to right) Mary Lou
Stewart, legion representative; Jennifer Stadelmann, third place intermediate essay; Stephanie
Lentz, first place intermediate essay; Suzanne Schultz, first place intermediate poem; Cheri
Kryanowski, second place intermediate essay; Erin Jamieson, second place intermediate poem and
Clare Vincent, legion representative; (back row, left to right) Jennifer Brigham, second place junior
essay; Pauline Stewart, first place intermediate poster which went on to win third place in the zone,
competition and Amanda Howson, second place junior poem and third place junior poster.
Craribrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
People
Members of the Youth Group
took part in the service in Knox
Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
Feb. 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald
have returned from an enjoyable
two week trip to Florida.
Foresters’ euchre well attended
The euchre sponsored by the
Canadian Order of Foresters on
Friday, Feb. 23 was well attended
with 15 tables playing.
Winners were: high, Annie En
gel, John Subject; low, Dorothy
Hamilton, Bill Beimes; lone hands,
Margery McCourt, Jack Cox; lucky
table, Dorothy Dilworth, Myrle
Bowes, Mac Smith, Donald Clark;
tallies, Eleanor Stevenson, Helen
Alexander, Roberta Simpson,
Margeurite Beirnes, June Jacklin,
Frank McKenzie, Bettie Hood,
Ruby Steiss, Dorothy Cox, Stan
Alexander, Harold Bragg, Jean
Rolof, John Simpson, Isabelle
Bremner, Iola Subject, Ross Ste
phenson, Cecil Raynard.
The Hall Board is sponsoring the
euchre on Friday, March 2.
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