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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2006. PAGE 7 .
Brussels youth gets Governor General award
A Brussels student was the
recipient of the prestigious
Governor General Award -at
F.E. Madill Secondary
School's commencement on
Friday night.
Top achiever
Tyler Jutzi, son of Jamie
and Lynn of Brussels
was the winner of the
Governor. General's
award at F.E. Madill
Secondary School's
commencement on
Friday. Jutzi was
valedictorian and was
one of two recipients of
the George Menzies
award for graduating
Brussels students who
are going on to post-
secondary learning. The
other recipient was. Amy
Bishop, daughter of
David and Sandra. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
7 tables
in play
at
Cranbrook
euchre
The Friday night euchre at
the Cranbrook hall was
hosted by Allan Edgar, Viola
Adams, Neil Hatt and Edna
McLellan. There were seven
tables at play.
The following were the
winners: travelling lone hand,
Allan Edgar; share the
wealth, Neil Hatt and Stewart
Steiss; high lady, Leona
McDonald; low lady, Joan
Jacobs; high man, Beryl
Smith; low man, Lloyd
Weber; most lone hands,
lady, Verna Crawford; most
lone hands, men, Lloyd
Smith.
The lucky tally winners
were: Judy. Hahn, Marion
Harrison, Helen Dobson,
Keith Turnbull, Leota
Thompson, Mary Davidson,
Isabelle Craig, Ross
Stephenson, Dorothy
Dilworth, Adrian Verstoep,
Linda Minielly and Stewart
Steiss.
- The next euchre will be
held on Nov.'3 at 8 p.m.
The award is given by the
Governor General to the
student with the highest
standing in the graudating
class.
Tyler Jutzi, son of Jamie
and Lynn, was also the 2006
valedictorian.
In addition to being an
Ontario Scholar, Jutzi was the,
recipient of several -other
awards, including the
proficiency awards for 4U
chemistry and mathematics.
Well done
Lindsay Malhiot received
the Morris Ward
Graduate Award at
F.E. Madill Secon-
dary School's com-
mencement on Friday
night. The award goes to
a graduating student
who resides in the Morris
ward of Morris-Turnberry
and who has contributed
to positive school and
community citizenship.
Lindsay is the daughter
of Lori and Mike of
Belgrave. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
He took home the Huron
Perth Real Estate Board
Award given to a graduate
proceeding to post secondary
studies in the business field.
Jutzi was among the
recipients of Student Council
Awards given to graduates
who have given something of
themselves back to the
student -body by their
participation in the three
prongs of the Big M —
academics, athletics and
activities. He was also a Big
M recipient, 'having earned
three intermediate awards for
academics, athletics and
activities, or having earned
two awards, one with double
the points needed.
Jutzi and Amy Bishop were
the recipients of the Menzies
Endowment Fund Awards.
This is presented to applicants
Award
Kyle Gibson received the
Brussels Community
Development Trust Fund
at F.E. Madill Secondary
School's annual
commencement on
Friday night. Kyle is the
son of Tammy and
Duane. (Vicky Bremner photo)
who are graduates of Brussels
Public School and have the
highest averages in 11 senior
courses that meet diploma and
post-secondary admission
requirements.
Bishop also took home the
Oldfied Memorial Arts
Scholarship given in memory
of Jeanne Oldfield to a
student who has obtained a
high academic standing, is a
graduate of Brussels Public
School or resident of
Brussels, who is proceeding
to further education in art,
English or music.
Bishop was also an Ontario
Scholar.
Other locals receiving
scholarships were: Amy
Recipient
Carnerra Yuill was the
recipient of the Garniss
Family Award and the
School Council Trustee
and Student Trustee
Award at F.E. Madill
Secondary School's
commencement on
Friday night. Camerra is
the daughter of Cam and
Alice of Beigrave. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
Cook, Michelle Andrew
Memorial Scholarship, top
male and female track athletes
who have been accepted at a
college or university; Kristal
Beer, Rieman Award,
presented to a deserving
student entering first year at
the University of Guelph;
Kyle Gibson, Brussels
Community Development
Trust Scholarship, for a
graduate of Brussels Public
School who exhibited good
citizenship while at Madill
and who has proceeded to
further education in the
technical field, either as an
apprentice at college, and
Matthew Dinning Memorial
Award, presented to a
graduatewho has exhibited
strong leadership potential,
contributed positively to the
school and community and
above all_ has shown service
above self; Camerra Yuill,
Garniss Family Award, to a
resident of the Belgrave area,
who has exhibited good
school citizenship and has
contributed positively to the
community through
involvement in community
activities and School Council
Trustee and Student Trustee
Awards, to a member of the
student council who was the
student representative on the
school council and the student
trustee for Madill on the
AMDSB for 2005-2006; Josh
Albrechtas and Jacob Ouw,
Madill Secondary School
Teaching Staff Awards, to
recognize deserving
graduating students who have
demonstrated high scholastic
standing and/or good school
citizenship; Lindsay Malhiot,
Morris Ward Graduate Award,
to a graduating student who
resides in the Morris ward of
Morris-Turnberry and has
contributed to positive school
and community citizenship;
Yvonne DeWit, Mustangs on
the Move, to graduating
students who have
contributed positively to life
at Madill and who have now
moved on to post-secondary
education or. the workplace;
Amy Cook, OSSTF District 8
Scholarship, to a good school
citizen who contributed
positively to the school both
academically and
extracurri cu I arty.
Other Senior Letter
recipients were Kristal Beer,
Amy Cook, Yvonne DeWit,
Jacob Rouw an,0 Camerra
Yuill.
Other local Ontario
Scholars were Beer, Bishop,
Keshia Bishop, Cook,. Leanne
Elston, Jill Johnston, Malhiot,
Procter, Rouw and Yuill.
Beer, Cook and Justine
King were among those who
received the Queen Elizabeth
II Aiming for the Top
Scholarship. This is presented
in recognition of outstanding
academic achievement to
_students proceeding to an
Ontario college or university.
Proficiency awards went to:
Lindsay Watson, Grade 10;
Kerissa Van Amersfoort,
Cindy Ireland Memorial
Award in Grade 12 College
English; Amy Cook, exercise
science and Andrew Procter,
construction technology.
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