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Stobbe’s black and white poster a provincial winner

Legion contest brings reward for Crofton Elementary student
Don Bodger
Don Bodger
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Brooklyn and Makenna Stobbe, above, with Chemainus Legion 191’s Janet Mitchell. Below, Brooklyn Stobbe’s winning black and white poster entry. (Photos by Don Bodger, submitted)

Local students did very well in the judging for the Royal Canadian Legion’s literary and poster contest at the provincial level.

Brooklyn Stobbe of Crofton Elementary School received first place in the Intermediate black and white poster division. Her entry was sent on to the national part of the contest.

Stobbe also earned third place for her Intermediate colour poster.

Other results at the provincial level included: second place for Sue Youn Kim’s Senior colour poster and third place for Maddison James’ Primary colour poster. Those presentations were made Friday at the Chemainus Legion 191 Hall by president Len Lavender.

The presentation will be made to Stobbe next Wednesday at Crofton Elementary School by Chemainus Legion 191’s Janet Mitchell.

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Len Lavender presents the certificate for third place Primary colour poster in the B.C./Yukon Command to Maddison James. (Photo by Tami Graham)
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Sue Youn Kim is presented with the second place certificate for the B.C./Yukon Command in the Legion literary and poster contest for her Senior colour poster by Chemainus Legion president Len Lavender. Chemainus Secondary School vice principal Jennie Hittinger, left, and teacher Janet Ruest, right, are also on hand for the presentation. (Photo by Tami Graham)
Don Bodger

About the Author: Don Bodger

I've been a part of the newspaper industry since 1980 when I began on a part-time basis covering sports for the Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle.
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