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Santa's elves made an appearance in the play presented by Lois Ottewell's Grade 3 class at
the Brookside Christmas Concert, December 17. From the left are Melissa MacLennan,
Rebecca Dauphin, Tenille Cranston, Brenda Smith, Ryan Jervis and Greg MacKenzie.
( Photo by Sharon Dietz)
Junior Citizen award winners
"There definitely are some great kids in
our province," summed up Ontario Junior
Citizen of the Year awards chairman Don
Smith recently as he announced the names
of the 15 individuals and one group which
will receive Junior Citizen citations for 1985.
Mr. Smith, publisher of the Bracebridge
Herald Gazette, chaired an all -day session
as five judges representing the contest co-
ordinator Ontario Community Newspapers
Association ( OCNA) and patron CP Air
combed through 115 nominations before
deciding on the final recipients.
Young people aged 6 to 18 who have prov-
ed their courage, ingenuity,
resourcefulness, initiative. leadership, for-
titude, community service and selfless per-
formance were eligible to be nominated.
Mr. Smith said each one of the nominees
was deserving of an award and the quality
of this year's entries was "excellent".
The recipients and their families have
been invited to attend OCNA's annual con-
vention in Toronto Feb. 13, 14, 15. They will
be honored at a reception sponsored by On-
tario's new Lieutenant Governor Lincoln
Alexander in his suite at Queen's Park and
the awards will be presented by him at a
convention luncheon Fri., Feb. 14.
Each will receive a $200 cheque, a plaque,
a );old lapel pin and a family portrait with
the Lieutenant Governor.
The 1985 recipients include: ('ORY
I3ENI)ZSAK, 11 of Windsor, for rising above
physical limitations to excel in school work
and become Both a leader and a helper. Gory
has cerebral palsy.
DAVIT) BROWN, 8, of London, for quick
action which saved the life of a three-year-
old girl who had fallen into a drainage hole
containing three metres of water.
KEVIN, KRISTOFER and KYLE BUT-
TON. ages 11, 8, and 6, of Stoney Creek, for
humanitarian assistance to their family in
accepting and assisting with the care of :30
foster children who have shared their home
over the past decade.
JENNIFER (:EER, 11, of Prince Albert,
for courage, and selfless generosity in
donating hone marrow from her body in an
attempt to save the life of her younger
brother who had cancer.
1)AR('Y MET'/..GER, 18, of Waterloo, for
reacting calmly under pressure at the seine
of a car -hay -wagon collision that claimed
three lives. His actions helped to prevent
further loss of life.
CASEY MORRISON, 7, of Collingwood,
for his courage, patience, cheerfulness and
efforts to complete school work despite
cerebral palsy and lack of use of his arms
and legs. His wheelchair has a Blissym-
bolics computer board with which he com-
municates by pressing a control plate beside
his head.
SHERRY and KEVIN PELTO - MAKI, 12 -
year -old twins from Huntsville, for excep-
tional volunteer service to trainable mental-
ly retarded students at Huntsville Public
School since 1982.
EDDIE RICHARDS, 13, of Demorestville,
for a courageous life-saving act after a
three-wheeler overturned, pinning his
friend beneath the machine. Despite the fact
his hip was fractured and his leg broken in
five places, Eddie rescued his friend and
drove the machine over six miles for help.
JULIE and DIANE SALTER, sisters aged
14 and 13, of Enterprise, for saving the lives
of their two younger sisters (as well as their
own) in an early morning fire at their home.
They led the youngsters out of a second
storey window -to safety.
REGINALD TOPPING, 15, of Windsor,
for humanitarian service in promoting
social awareness of handicapped children.
A victim of spina bifida since birth, he serv-
ed as Windsor's Easter Seal Timmy in 1981
and became the Ontario Timmy the follow-
ing year. He constantly works to improve
life for the handicapped.
LAUREN VANCAEYZF.ELE, 10, of
Newmarket, for a daring rescue of three
small children from a burning car. Although
the fire was contained to the dash of the car
and was soon extinguished by adults,
Lauren's bravery and quick -thinking in a
potentially dangerous situation were ap-
plauded.
GROUP AWARD: W.J. Wood Vocational
Secondary School students from
Mississauga received a group award for
providing both moral and financial support
when fellow student Gary I,adouceur receiv-
ed spinal Injuries and was paralyzed from
the waist down in a hockey game. In less
than five months the students raised over
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Local reporter wins award
BY STEPHANIE I,EV ESSQI;E
A freelance news reporter from
Goderich was honored with a provincial
award this past week.
Glenn ('reamer was presented with the
Ontario Federation of Agriculture media
award. He was given the award on Mon -
da' . Nov 25 by OFA president Harry
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and four groups have received Junior
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OCNA President Jocelyn Shrier of
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nominateed for an award, and thanked the
citizens, teachers and newspapers for sub-
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"Even those who were not among the final
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