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Jesse Le, Special to the Clinton News Record
The student body of St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School walking around the school to show support for Syria,
the country they elected to help.
The 2014 Walk for
Wellness at St. Anne's
Jesse Le
Special to the Clinton News Record
On October 16, St. Anne's
Catholic Secondary School held
their annual Walk for Wellness.
This large event involves organ-
izing the student body into their
respective homerooms to
donate money to charitable
causes and participate in
school -wide games. These
teams compete to create the
best team cheers, costumes,
bases, and overall themes for
rewards like pizza or skating
parties for their classes.
This year's Walk for Wellness
set a goal of raising $18,000 for the
Middle -Eastern country of Syria.
Several peripheral rewards were
set for certain benchmarks made
in donations as well. If $16,000
was raised, grade 12 student, Tim
Waechter, would shave his hair. If
$17,000 was raised, grade 12 stu-
dent, Will Marcy, would allow
himself to be duct taped to a wall.
If the $18,000 goal was reached,
teacher, Joe Voros, would allow
himself to be taped to a wall. As a
bonus for raising $1,000 above the
established goal, teacher, Steve
Geiger, would allow his hair to
grow for approximately half a year
without a single haircut.
The results of this year's Walk
for Wellness show that the
school just missed their goal by
about $400, having garnered
around $17,600.
This means that Marcy and
Waechter will still have to go
through with their promises.
This Walk for Wellness also
had the largest percentage of
student attendance than ever
before: 85% of the student popu-
lation participated this year. Out
of those students, the class that
donated the most money was
Bill Whelan's homeroom, at
$59.90 per capita, followed by
the homerooms of Adam Suski
and Brad Thompson at $50.37
and $47.46 respectively. The
classes with the best spirit in
team cheers, bases, costumes,
and overall theme was Chad
Verberne's grade 12 chemistry
class. The individual students
that donated the most money to
the cause of helping Syria were
Dominic Burbine, Alexis Wilbee,
Christina Ford, and John Cooke.
For their generosity, they were
awarded with large prizes, such
as, headphones, hockey equip-
ment, and even an Xbox One.
OPP NEWS BRIEFS
ASHFIELD-COLBORNE-WAWANOSH - Huron
County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers,
including members from the Huron OPP Crime
Unit & the OPP Forensic Identification Services
(FI.S) Unit are currently investigating a mischief
to a wind turbine under construction on Crans-
ford Line in Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh.
Sometime between 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, Octo-
ber 18, 2014 and 10:00 a.m. on Monday, Octo-
ber 20, 2014 those responsible forced entry into
the locked control base of a wind turbine located
on Cransford Line. Once entry was gained into
the base the perpetrator(s) caused extensive dam-
age to the main circuit board. The dollar value
of the damage has yet to be determined how-
ever it is believed to be in the thousands.
The bulk of these mischiefs are taking place late at
night or during the early morning hours. If you see
something suspicious such as a suspicious vehi-
cle or person(s) on or in the vicinity of a wind turbine
site please call police immediately with as much
information as possible. Your timely piece of infor-
mation may help investigators solve these crimes.
The Huron OPP Crime Unit encourages any-
one with information about this crime to call the
Huron OPP Detachment at 1-888-310-1122 or
at (519) 524-8314 to speak with an investiga-
tor. Alternatively, should you wish to remain
anonymous, you may call Crime Stoppers at
1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477), where you may be eli-
gible to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000.