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i ■ : - • School Board Briefs Student Trustee Takes Office Board Vice-chairperson Catharine Tozer welcomed Aaron McNair, the Northumberland-Clarington School Board's first student trustee to the board meeting on February 6. Aaron, a Grade 12 Port Hope High School student, was appointed to the position by the Student Senate to represent represent students across the jurisdiction at the Board table. He addressed the Board and read a Mission Statement he prepared for the role. Aaron will act as the Student Trustee for one semester and another student will be appointed by the Student Senate next semester. Scholarships for Clarington Students Through the will of the late J.I. Carter, of Sarnia, a total of three scholarships are offered annually to students in a number of selected counties counties across Ontario, including those from The Northumberland-Clarington Board of Education and the Northumberland and Clarington part of The Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington Roman Catholic Separate School Board. These scholarships are awarded to students obtaining the highest standing in the two jurisdictions jurisdictions on six OAC credits. - The Ministry of Education and Training has confirmed that this year's scholarship recipients for the combined area include: first place - Jackie Dellaire of ' Cobourg District Collegiate East. second place - Khai Nhu Ong of Courtice Secondary School third place (tie) - Graham Jones of Cobourg District Collegiate East, and Christian McArthur of Bowmanville High School. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 12, 1997 Page 15 Maple Grove Chefs Help Church Celebrate 125 Years Maple Grove United Church celebrated its 125th anniversary on Saturday, February 8th, with a dinner and program of entertainment. To mark the occasion, the men of the church prepared and served up a delicious meal of roast chicken with all the trimmings. The busy kitchen is pictured pictured above as the volunteers prepare the plates for a hungry crowd of well over 100. MA y CUB W w ons ir I We re asking you to send us the names of the couple you think qualify as Claringtons Oldest Sweethearts. It might be your parents, grandparents, friends or neighbours...it doesn't matter. The winning couple will receive: ier for 2 at in Downtown Bowmanville 1 si'z.p ta ! o ti i-y it 'K.** Ü is» Kxvggx KJs * from Cockerham's Florists in Downtown Bowmànville >se§ from ;or LD.A. in Downtown Bowmanville (suitably engraved) from ;r's in Downtown Bowmanville 623-6909 of Bowmanville Entries must be in The Canadian Statesman business office by 12 noon, Friday, February 14th, 1997. Winners will be notified on Monday, February 17th, 1997. This contest is open to residents of Clarington only. Winners will be decided by a random draw. 62 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-3303