Rousseau, Michel - 1 year, Feb 13

 

Todd McFarlane - Feb 12 

Scott Shower -      Feb 13

 

Alison Braun & Felipe Morales - 21 years, Feb 13

 

 

 

 

Satellite meeting winner Tony Telford who kept the money! 

Lunch meeting winner was NO ONE!

  Is anyone going to win me?

Sergeant at Arms - Ralph Cipolla

- Dean for bothering Linda during lunch. Didn't give her a seconds peace.

- Tom got dinged for not doing 50/50 draw 

- Ralph fined Dean $5 for fining him last week when he wasn't in attendance

- Randy got hit up for $2 because he showed up to do a job for Ralph and didn't bring any tools with him

- Ralph figured Dough needed fined because he had two napkins through lunch

- Bev got fined $2 for not remembering the parents names for the Students of Month$

- Angela got fined $2 for not helping Bev out because she knew one of the parents of Student of the Month, so she paid Bev's fine too

 

- Mario is happy because not only did he get to spend some time with the kids but they went skiing on Sunday and on Saturday while snowshoeing around the lake, he came across a spot and sunk thigh deep into the snow. He is happy it wasn't deeper!

- Dean is happy he was sitting beside Linda and seeing her smiling face back in attendance

- Linda is happy because she is able to be back after being off ill

- Cliff is leaving for a month so he is quite happy to be going down south till mid March

- Matt had a happy buck because he didn't get fined this week

- John H of course because not only is his son a good kid, but he got his drivers license

- Grant, Karen, Paula and Megan are happy because they had an amazing time at Tony and Cat's Euchre night with the Rotary gang!

- Tony was very happy everyone had a great time at Euchre night and it was well attended

- Megan is extremely happy she survived Euchre night

 

 

Student of the Month

 

Kate Stacey of Orillia Secondary School and Logan Ross of Twin Lakes Secondary School 

 

Kate Stacey - OSS. Basketball coach, camp counsellor and a peer leader, Kate is being recognized as a leader making an impact. Kate is clearly involved and well suited to leadership. A grade 12 student ending up in a 12U Peer Leadership  class (a grade 12 University class, she immediately recognized it as a leadership opportunity and a chance to have a big impact and ended up taking on the teaching role of the class when thee was a supply and getting the highest mark ever given. A calm and confident math student, she was asked to tutor grade 11 students in a course she had never done. Reviewing the entire course, she did this with confidence and volunteered to tutor the second semester as well. Also joining the Me to We group, the teacher was quickly impressed with her willingness to volunteer for whatever needs to be done. She also makes lunches for three elementary schools and has been doing the morning announcements. Kate is highly dedicated to her own success, has a high willingness to learn and do what she can to support the success of others. She has already been accepted to the University of Guelph next fall.

 

Logan Ross - TLSS. Full of grit and resilience and stands her ground. Logan academically excelled earning the top mark in Phys Ed while also creating one of the most incredible and hauntingly graphic health projects. A multi sport athlete and Athlete of Year, competing in football, volleyball and track. Her main sport, Lacrosse where she is currently fielding scholarship offers from the United States. Last year, Logan ran the 24 hour Vball-a-thon which involved 100 students and the massive multi school Relay for Life fundraising project and she is currently the president of the Athletic Council. With strong social and emotional skills, her empathy and likeable personality allows her to subtly help make everyone feel they belong.