The Citizen, 1996-10-16, Page 28SARAH MCARTER
Sarah, daughter of Murray and
Gail McArter, is attending Marvelle
Beauty School to study hairstyling.
ELIZABETH CARR
Elizabeth is majoring in
psychology at York University. She
is the daughter of Allan and Mary
Carr.
TERESA BRIDGE
The daughter of Jim and Kathy
Bridge, Teresa is in the Desktop
Publishing program at Westervelt
Business School.
LAURA DOUMA
Laura, daughter of Maurice and
Mary Douma, is studying general
accounting at Georgian College.
LANETTE TODD
Lanette, daughter of Wayne and
Lois Todd, is a student at Sault
College, studying to become a child
atAal
KIM MULVEY
Kim is attending Fanshawe
College to study Business Admini-
stration. She is the daughter of
Keith arad1 to Mud L
Handcrafted gifts by artisans in more than 30 countries
BRUSSELS MENNONITE FELLOWSHIP
Thursday, Oct. 17 5 - 9 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 18 3 - 9 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 19 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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Brussels students among Madill's award winners
Area F.E. Madill Secondary
School students took home several
awards at the graduation cere-
monies, Oct. 11.
The Grade 9 proficiency award
went to Rachel McQuail of West
Wawanosh Twp.; Christa Pegg of
Bluevale, earned the Grade 10 pro-
ficiency award and Lone Black of
Brussels, took the Grade 12 Art
award. An OAC proficiency award
went to Rowan Kerr of RR5, Brus-
sels, for art.
Kerr also obtained a Successful
Stangs Award for students who
contributed positively to the atmo-
sphere at Madill, had good academ-
ic standing and are pursuing their
education.
Ryan Hallahan of the Blyth area,
captured the John Stewart Mac-
Naughton Memorial Award. It is
for the student who specializes in
the technology area, particularly
woodworking and is continue his
education.
The Stephanie Lea Henry Memo-
rial Award went to Andrew Exel of
Brussels. It goes to the Brussels
Public School graduate who has
contributed positively to the social,
academic and extra-curricular
activities at F.E. Madill.
Aaron Barnes of RR5, Brussels,
earned the Louise Patton Memorial
Award for the Bluevale and area
resident who shows excellent over-
all achievement.
Shaun Walker of Belgrave, cap-
tured the Doug Bieman Award for
a deserving student entering their
first year of studies at the Universi-
ty of Guelph, in a program other
than the two-year diploma program
for agriculture,
The ABCD Award went to
Heather Somers of Brussels. The
"Above and Beyond the Call of
Duty" Award goes to the student
who has made the greatest contri-
bution to the school during her
years there.
Denise Ten Pas of Brussels and
Joel Pegg of Bluevale, earned the
MacTavish Award for Merit, which
is awarded to a deserving student
furthering their education at a post-
secondary institution.
Among the students receiving
their senior letters were: Aaron
Barnes, Rowan Kerr and Joel Pegg.
HEATHER SOMERS
Heather, daughter of Ross an
udy Somers, is attendin
onestoga College. She is studyin,
Advertising and Graphic Design.
Menzies recipients
In the 25 years since its
inception, the George Menzies
Endowment Fund Awards have
assisted 160 Brussels area students
to further their educational goals.
The awards are an annual memorial
to George Menzies. At the F.E.
Madill Secondary School
Commencement exercises in
Wingham on Friday evening they
were presented by Amelia Glitz, his
great-granddaughter.
The recipients for 1996: Heather
Somers, Elizabeth Carr, Laura
Douma, Teresa Bridge, Sarah
McArter, Kim Mulvey, and Lanette
Todd.
WHAT IS HAPPENING TO
OUR HEALTH CARE?
You Need To Know
A Wingham & District Health Forum will be held:
DATE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1996
LOCATION: TOWN HALL HERITAGE THEATRE
(Elevator accessibility)
274 Josephine St.,
TIME: 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
The panel members will discuss:
• Wingham's Doctor Shortage and the Need
for a Clinic Building
Noreen Gnay, Chairperson
Wingham & District Hospital Board
• Changes in Community Health Services
Linda Knight, Executive Director
Community Nursing Services Inc.
• Proposed Integrated Delivery System
Barbara Wahl, Vice President
Ontario Nurses Association
• Hospitals & Related Health Services Study
Fraser Bell, Executive Director,
Huron-Perth District Health Council
• Future Directions in Health Care
Helen Johns, Huron-Perth M.P.P.
Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Health
You will have the opportunity to ask questions.
Sponsored by: Wingham & District Hospital
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