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No. 16 – Winter 2004/2005 • Published at Vittoria, Ontario (519) 426-0234 Bare Naked Ladies 9 Ironman Nurse 5 Bits & Pieces 12,19 Jassen Brings the Cup Home 7 INSIDE Canadian Raptor Conservancy 17 Local Flavours 13 Candid Camera 20 Ontario Volunteer Service Awards 4 THIS Donnybrook Fair 11 Rotary Fellowship 2 Guinness Record 3 Santa Claus Parade 5 ISSUE Harry and Clara and Iris and Allen 14 Scholarship Winner 2 Heritage Recognition Awards 6 Sports Hall of Recognition 8 NO. 16 – WINTER 2004/2005 • PUBLISHED AT VITTORIA, ONTARIO (519) 426-0234 The Vittoria Booster The Vittoria Booster Newsletter is published twice a year by The Vittoria & District Foundation for its Members and Supporters. website: http://www.vittoria.on.ca e-mail: [email protected] AA nn bbeeffoorree aa ppeerrssoonn’’ ss nnaammee iinnddiiccaatteess tthhaatt hhee oorr sshhee iiss aa mmeemmbbeerr ooff TThhee VViittttoorriiaa && DDiissttrriicctt FFoouunnddaattiioonn.. 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Community Booster wins The Vittoria & District Rotary award Foundation announces its 2004 Adapted from an article by Mike Bauslaugh in the Simcoe Reformer It was music to the ears of many as the Rotary Club of Scholarship recipient Norfolk Sunrise presented nnDDrr.. RRaayy DDaannlleeyy with a Paul Press Release by Jim Wies Harris Fellowship. The Vittoria & District Foundation has the distinct “It was a complete pleasure of announcing BBBaaiilleeyy FFoorrtt as this year’s recipient shock,” grinned the of the Vittoria & District Foundation’s annual scholarship of musical director. “I’ve $2,000. The scholarship programme is intended to recognize heard of the award before scholastic and extra-curricular achievement and to provide and was quite surprised financial assistance to young people of Vittoria and district when it was presented to entering their first year of post-secondary education. The me.” applications submitted were duly studied by the selection The high honour committee, consisting of nnRRaayymmoonndd DDaannlleeyy, nnLLiinnddaa recognizes the VVaannccssoo and nnJJiimm WWiieess. contributions of people Bailey, a resident of Vittoria, is a graduate of Simcoe who exemplify the ideals of Composite School, which she attended from 2001 to 2004; Rotary. The award is before that, she had attended Port Dover Composite School. named after Rotary Throughout her years of secondary education, Bailey founder PPPaauull HHaarrrriiss, a maintained consistently high marks in her studies, with an Chicago attorney who average in excess of 93%. Her remarkable scholastic started the first service achievement is best illustrated by the words of SCS club in February 1905. Principal, BBBoobb FFoosstteerr, when he says, “in that time (his three RRaayy DDaannlleeyy has years as her principal) I have come to know Bailey as one of certainly lived up to the the most outstanding students I have had the pleasure of Rotary motto “Service being involved with in my nearly thirty years in education.” Above Self” in his Bailey’s list of credentials, achievements and activities is commitment to the Norfolk an impressive one. Her academic accomplishments occupy a community. He has used remarkably high level to any standard, having won the his musical talents to help prestigious Honour Society Award and the Governor raise more than $10,000 General’s Bronze Academic Award; she was the top student, annually for projects that by average, in each of her Grade 9 through 12 years. In include Norview Lodge, addition, Bailey has received many proficiency awards, in Norfolk General Hospital, subjects ranging from art and history to the maths and Rotary, the Haldimand-Norfolk Literacy Council and various sciences. In fact, as her academic achievements span churches. virtually all areas of study with comparable excellence, it Ray was presented with the Harris Fellowship by past would not be inappropriate to think of Bailey as a president DDDrr.. SStteevveenn MMaalloo during a concert at Lighthouse “Renaissance Woman”. Festival Theatre last year. The Jubilee concerts raised more Though Bailey has always been very committed to her than $20,000 for the new Norview Lodge seniors home. academic career, she has also explored her other talents, “He’s very generous with his time and talent,” said Dr. especially
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