HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2004-03-25, Page 9Brussels Minor Soccer Presents V A
RISING STARS SOCCER CAMP
SATURDAY, MAY 29
9 am to 3:30 pm „gyp,
$30 per player
BMGCC soccer fields A
ages 5 to 17
Please register by April 15
Call Jacquie at 887-8302 to register for camp
REGISTRATION
DEADLINE FOR
BRUSSELS
SOCCER IS
APRIL 1
No late entries
Call 'Roz at
887-9522 today!
REFEREES &
LINESMEN
NEEDED!
Earn some cash
this summer!
Call Abi for details!
Call Abi at
887-6598 today!
d.
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 2004. PAGE 9.
Club winners
Members of the Brussels Skating Club received awards at the season-ending skate-a-thon on
Thursday night. Back row, from left: Rachel Cousins, most outstanding CanSkater 4-7; Danica
Zwep, most outstanding intermediate senior; Brian Burgess, most outstanding senior. Front:
Andrew Patton, most outstanding junior power skater; Jordan Sholdice, CanSkate medal for
most dedicated; Kelsey Smith, CanSkate medal for most improved; Kelsey Rathwell, most
outstanding CanSkater 1-3. Absent: Rachel Schiff, CanSkate medal for most sportsmanlike.
Kelsey Smith also took third prize for the wackiest hair. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
Scholarships for local students
FROM CRANBROOK
Community
extends
sympathy
to family
The community extends sympathy
to Stan. Bev, Dean, Lori Bentley and
family on the passing of Stan's
mother. Phyllis.
Many grandparents were busy this
past week helping out with
grandchildren, while their parents
worked during the school break. It
was a great time to do real bonding
and the children could be spoiled,
just a little without Mom and Dad
around.
The dart scores reported this past
week from Cranbrook were Murray
Keffer with 150 and Sharon Evans
with 99.
Birthday greetings to Kathy
Workman, March 22; Bev Smith and
Bob Steiss, March 24; Delayna
Smith, March 27; Murray Fischer,
March 28; and Lloyd Smith, March
30.
Many people showed up at JR's
on Friday to wish Ross Cunningham
a special birthday greeting. Thanks
to the family for the delicious cake
and coffee.
Special guests in Cranbrook
Presbyterian. Church on Sunday
were Marie Mitchell's parents. Sean
said that they were going to the
Fireside Café and he was looking
forward to the outing with his
grandparents.
Johnathon McDonald came out
with Rev. Theresa and is always
welcome.
It was good to have Madelene
Steiss back from Florida to play the
organ again.
Craig, Lisa and Duncan Workman
from London were visiting Frank
and Kathy.
The Ethel euchre was held on
Monday, March 15.
Winners were: share-the-wealth,
Velma Sleightholm, Leota
Thompson; high, Myrna Burnett,
Dorothy Dilworth; lone hands, Mary
Bell, Jim Smith: low, Marlene
Johnston, Ross Stephenson.
Many lucky tallies were given out.
The next euchre will be held on
Monday, March 29 at 8 p.m.
Nancy Campbell Collegiate
Institute (NCCI) announced that
they are offering eight scholarships
for the 2004/2005 school year for
students in Grades 7 to 12. A tuition-
only scholarship will be offered at
each grade level ($10,600 - $11,100
value each) and a full residential
scholarship will be offered in Grades
11 and 12 ($21,300 - $21,400 value
each).
The scholarships are awarded on
the basis of academic achievement
and community service.
Cora McNamara, the school
principal, said. "We strive to be
inclusive and accessible; although
we attract many international
students, we want to make sure that
we have a strong local student
presence within our school
population. We want to- make our
education opportunity available to
students who might not otherwise be
PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
By
Margaret
Fraser
Call
526-1112
Congratulations to Betty and Len
Archambault on the birth of their
first great-grandchild, Jacob-Charles
Curran son of Becky and Chris.
Proud, first-time Grandma and
Grandpa are Shirley and Rick
Archambault.
Happy birthday to Shirley Gross,
Peter Craig, Hayley Woods, Ruth
Anne Bakker, Chad Kregar, Jim
Robinson, Steven Empey, Lila
McClinchey, Christine Elizabeth
Delgado, Marg Mount, Wayne
Drake, Halley Andrews, Dorothy
Bere, Kaz Budny, Jane Glousher,
Rob Elder. Jack Snieder, Josiah
Greiner, Brad Conran, Susan Dobie.
Happy anniversary to Bob and Lynn
Oliver and D and J Plunkett.
WDH
Auxiliary
meets
On March 8 at 11 a.m. the
Auxiliary to the Wingham and
District Hospital met in the Terrace
Room of the hospital for a "make
up" meeting as the Januairy meeting
was cancelled • due to stormy
weather. President Brenda Anger
welcomed everyone followed by the
Auxiliary prayer.
In the absence of the
corresponding secretary, Jean
Leitch read a thank you note from
Tracey and baby Amelia Edgar,
2004 New Year's baby for the
lovely blanket given by the
auxiliary. Marion MacKenzie read a
thank you note from Catherine
Mulvey of Belmore, winner of the
quilt draw.
The minutes and treasurer's
report were both given by Marlene
Leedham.
Spring conference will be
Monday, April 26 in Stratford at the
Stratford Inn. Any members
wishing to attend call Marlene
Leedham at 357-2717.
Spring rummage sale dates are
April 21 and 22 at the Legion Hall,
Wingham. The committee requests
that good seasonal clothing be sent
to the sale as well as other saleable
items.
The teen volunteers will be
recognized at the hospital wearing
their new t-shirts purchased by the
auxiliary.
A new executive will be installed
at the annual meeting April 19. The
members are requested to have their
reports ready for this meeting.
At the close of the meeting past
president Marlene Leedham
presented president Brenda Anger
with her past president's pin and
thanked her for her many hours of
volunteer work she had done in her
four-year term as president. All
members wished her the best as she
and het. family move to their new
home in Port Colborne.
able to attend our school."
NCCI is a Canadian international
private boarding and day school with
- campuses in Stratford and London,
Ontario. The school is ranked
number one - in Ontario,
academically, according to the 2001
report on high schools released by
the Fraser Institute. Equally as
important as inspiring academic
excellence is the school's
commitment to help develop well-
rounded students through its Moral
Leadership Program.
To receive a scholarship
announcement and application form,
contact John Pammer, Director of
Communications, at NCCI.
Telephone 519-273-6435, extension
22. The school's toll-free number is
1-888-714-3666. Announcements
and applications can also be
downloaded from NCCI's website at
www.nancycampbell.net
The deadline for scholarship
application submissions is March
31.
All are welcome td apply