Royal Purple honours brain injury poster contest winners

By Joan Janzen

KINDERSLEY – The Kindersley Royal Purple announced the winners of their Royal Purple Brain Injury Poster Contest for Brain Love. Darlene May presented certificates to the winners.

Brains and brushes: Darlene May of the Kindersley Royal Purple (left) is pictured with winners of the Royal Purple Brain Injury Poster Contest. From left are Boston Atkinson, local, provincial and national winner, Camille Schmidt, local winner, and Jaynie Luttig, local winner. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Winners from Elizabeth Middle School are as follows. Grade 6: 1st place – Boston Atkinson, who also won 2nd place at Saskatchewan judging and 3rd place nationally. 2nd place went to Jaynie Luttig, and 3rd place to Camille Schmidt.

Winners from the Springfield Colony School are as follows. Grades 1 and 2: 1st place – Daniel Hofer, 2nd place – Emily Kleinsasser, who also won 2nd place at Saskatchewan judging and 3rd place nationally. 3rd place went to Calvin Kleinsasser. Grades 3 and 4: 1st place – Emma Hofer, 2nd place – Jonathon Kleinsasser, 3rd place – Noah Kleinsasser. Grades 7 and 8: 1st place – Hannah Kleinsasser, 2nd place – Jacobi Kleinsasser.

Darlene May, on behalf of the Kindersley Royal Purple, thanked all the students who participated in the contest for Brain Injury Awareness and Prevention.

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