Legion Literacy and Poster Winners announced

Submitted by Kim Walker
Vice-President, Royal Canadian Legion #208 in Oyen

Every year the Royal Canadian Legion has a literacy and poster contest during Remembrance Day, where kids from K to grade 12 can write a poem, essay, a black and white poster or coloured poster.

Although this year our number of entries were down (88 total entries) we had some amazing posters come for us to judge.

Judging is done on multiple levels... First branch level, then the 1st place winners are judged at District level, from there all the 1st place winners go to Command, and then National. With the National winners getting an offer to come to Ottawa.

We did not have any National winners this year, but we did, however, have 1 go all the way and take 1st place at Command.

Making the presentations was Imogene Hauck, Secretary-Treasurer of the Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion #208.

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This years winners..

Black and White posters

Primary:

  • Blakely Smigelski from Assumption School

  • Cree Shadlock from Assumption School

  • Kamille Smigelski from Assumption School.

Junior:

  • Dorothy Dick from OPS

  • Taylor Neilson from Warren Peers

  • Corbin Skappak from Warren Peers

Intermediate:

  • Jersey Girletz from SCHS

  • Briar Wilson from SCHS

  • Finley Girletz from SCHS

Colour Posters

Primary:

  • Charlie Berg from New Brigden

  • Harley Kropf from Warren Peers

  • Cabrie Tye from New Brigden

Junior:

  • Quade Tye from New Brigden

  • Angelina Magadia from OPS

  • Janessa Stewart from OPS

Intermediate:

  • Connor Skappak from Warren Peers

  • Cade Wilson from Warren Peers

  • Dylan Ortiz from Warren Peers (missing from photos)

Senior:

  • Carissa Beauchesne from SCHS

District  Winners

  • 2nd place B&W in Junior was Dorothy Dick

  • 1st place B&W Intermediate was Jersey Girletz

  • 2nd place Primary Colour poster was Charlie Berg

  • 2nd place Junior Colour poster was Quade Tye

Command Winner

  • 1st place Intermediate B&W poster  Jersey Girletz

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