HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-10-22, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22,1997. PAGE 23.
Area students among those honoured at Madill commencement
Area students were among those
receiving awards at F.E. Madill
Secondary School's (FEMSS) com
mencement on Oct. 10.
Lori Ann Black, of Brussels,
received the MacTavish Award for
Merit, which is presented to a
deserving graduating student fur
thering their education at any post
secondary institution.
Black also received the Art Cur
ry’s Art Store, Mississauga/Sny-
der's Studio Wingham Award, and
the honour of the Big M.
Others from Brussels who
received awards were Tamara
Smith, who received the Jeanne
Oldfield Memorial Arts Scholar-
ship. This is presented to a student
having high academic standings,
who is a graduate of Brussels Pub
lic School or resident of the town
of Brussels who is furthering their
education in art, English or music.
Andrew Exel one of thr&e
Frischknccht of East Wawnosh,
received the West Wawanosh
Insurance Award which recognizes
graduating students, either in Grade
12 or OAC, who are furthering
their education in agriculture or
related fields.
A close look
recipeients of the Grade 12 Physi
cal Education Award. This is pre
sented to the students who have
excelled in every aspect of the
Grade 12 program, in academics,
leadership roles, in class achieve
ment and in school sport.
Amber Ruttan received the
Stephanie Lea Henry Memorial
Award, presented to a Grade 12
student who graduated from Brus
sels Public School and has con
tributed positively to the academic,
social and extra-curricular life at
Madill.
Brett Fischer, as well as Rolf
Stacy Hahn was presented with
the FEMSS Teaching Staff Award
which is given to graduating stu
dents who have demonstrated high
scholastic standing and good
school citizenship.
John Lowe received the Auxil
iary to Wingham District Hosppital
Award, presented to him for having
sound academic background, hav
ing volunteered throughout his high
school career, and is entering train
ing in a health related field.
Jeff Elliott was one of three pre
sented with the Student Council
Award for "well-rounded" students
who have given something of
themselves back to the student
body. These students best repre
sent the quality of citizenship
which exists within the school.
Students from Belgrave who
received awards were Trevor Beck
who received the s2 Award (Suc
cessful Stangs) presented to stu
dents who have contributed
positively to the atmosphere at
Continued on page 27
The exhibits for the 3x3 Auction at Blyth were in place on
Saturday evening for a preview by interested buyers. The
gala event is to be held on Oct. 25. Tickets for this
fundraiser are available by calling the Blyth Festival Box
Office.
Quaker discussion meeting, Oct. 29
Continued from page 20
issue of social justice.
Simple living is also seen as a
way of freeing time to be with
family, friends, and for personal
and spiritual growth. Frantic
consumerism can be a high stress,
low satisfying life where people
become slaves to their possessions
and their wants.
The first discussion will be held
Wednesday evening, Oct. 29, at the
home of Roger Stryker and Jeanette
Sears in Clinton. The discussion is
open to the public and anyone
wishing more information could
contact the Bowyers of Wingham
or the McQuails in Lucknow.
The Religious Society of Friends
(Quakers) traces back to the 1600s
and early Friends developed
testimonies on Peace, women's
equality, simplicity and social
justice stemming from their belief
that God’s divine spirit is in
everyone.
The local group meets on
Sundays and following a period of
singing, they settle into a silent
meeting for worship. Members may
be led to share spoken ministry
during the meeting for worship.
There is no paid clergy and very
little hierarchy in Quaker
organization.
forthcoming
Marriage
Engagement
Donna Walsh and Art and
Corrie Bos wish to announce
the engagement of Sandra
Lynn to Henry John. The
wedding will take place
October 25 at 3:00 p.m. from
the Blyth Christian Reformed
Church. Open reception to
follow at the Blyth
Community Centre.
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Paul and Joyce Statia of Wroxeter
and Bevin ana Ann Marie Tiffin of
Whitechurch are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
children Kendra Lynne and
Stephen Mark on Saturday, October
25, 1997 at St. Augustine Roman
Catholic Church.
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and relatives to the reception at the
Lucknow Community Centre at 9
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