Plantagenet student wins flag contest
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will receive $750 towards the purchase of
Her design will be officially unveiled
P LANTAGENET
learning materials.
during APTN’s Aboriginal Day Live show in
The winning design will be made into a
celebration of National Aboriginal Day
flag that will be flown above APTN
Saturday,June18.Theshowwillbebroadcast
A 16-year-old Plantagenet student has
headquarters inWinnipeg, replacingtheone
live across the nation fromWinnipeg.
won the fifth annual Aboriginal Day Live
createdbyAPTN AboriginalDayFlagContest
As part of her prize, Taylor will receive a
Flag Contest, the Aboriginal Peoples
2010 winner, DylanWillett.Mini versions of
trip to Winnipeg to be part of the Aboriginal
Television Network has announced.
the flag will be distributed to the crowds
Day Live celebrations and will also receive a
Taylor Vanasse’s winning design was
attending APTN’s Aboriginal Day Live 2011
cash prize of $500. Additionally, Rockland
chosen from a total of 208 entries received
concert.
District High School, which Taylor attends,
from across Canada.
Taylor designed her flag to show the
various Aboriginal cultures in Canada and
some of their customs, beliefs and general
ways of life. She wrote, “The inukshuk and
dogsledrepresentArctic tribes like the Inuit.
The canoe, the water, the fish and the tipis
represent hunting, transportation and
shelter. The turtle depicts spirituality and
Submitted Photo
also refers to the Iroquois creation story
Cruickshank Construction donated and
( Turtle Island - The Creation of NorthAmerica ).
delivereda4,000-poundstone toRobertson
Finally, the eagle represents leadership and
Mills Park in Dalkeith in preparation for
skill while the feathers are an ode to all
more village bicentennial activities. Two
Tribal Chiefs and Elders who provided
plaqueswill be affixed to the stone, relates
wisdom and guidance to all who needed it.
Dalkeith Historical Society President
The earth is a symbol of togetherness.”
FrancesFraser.Themarkers, tobeunveiled
Entries from the 2011 contest can be seen
at 10 a.m. June 25 ceremony, will celebrate
onAPTN’s AboriginalDayLive website,http:/
the founding of the village on the park site
This design by Taylor Vanasse, of Plantagenet, has won the Aboriginal Day Live Flag
/www.aboriginaldaylive.com/flag-contest.
and acknowledge Heritage Canada’s
Contest.
assistance. There will also be a Robertson
family talkandtourat the libraryfollowing
the ceremony.
Strawberry Tea
TheSt. Jude’sCatholicLadiesAssociation
hosts a strawberry tea June 26 from1 p.m. to
3p.m. at thechurch locatedat 372Geneviève
St.,Hawkesbury.Admissionis$5perperson.
There will be door prizes, a bake table, a
white elephant table and music by “Just
Friends.”
Fiddling And Dancing Competition
Vankleek Hill will be alive to the sounds
of violin music June 23 and 25 when the 15 th
annual Fiddling, Step Dancing and Square
Dancing Competition is held at the
communitycentre. Theopeningdance starts
at 7p.m. Fridaywhile thecompetitionbegins
at 9 a.m. Saturday. For information, call
Valerie (613-348-3062, Verne (613-678-2626)
or Harvey (613-674-5638).
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