Kinsmen Club of Keswick
Kinsmen Club of Keswick
Planning to attend a college or university in September 2010?
You may be eligible for a $1 000 Kin Canada Bursary!
Rebecca McGeehan, 2009 Keswick High School graduate and devoted local volunteer, will have some community support behind her as she heads off to university this fall. The Keswick Kinsmen Club is pleased to award her with a $1000 bursary from Kin Canada Bursaries, a program of the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund.
The fund was established in memory of Kin Canada’s founder to assist Canadians in their pursuit of education and is supported by Kinsmen, Kinette, and Kin clubs across the country. This year, more than 1,220 applications to the bursary program were received from students across Canada. Successful applicants are chosen based on their financial need, community and school involvement, and knowledge of Kin Canada.
McGeehan is one of this year’s 42 recipients from across Canada to receive the bursary and she has enrolled to study psychology at the University of New Brunswick.
Read the Georgina Advocate article
Lake Simcoe Soccer Club Director of Operations Karen Burns presents Keswick Kinsmen President Paul Fleming with a plaque of thanks for supporting minor sports.
For more information on soccer in Georgina and registration for 2010, check out www.lakesimcoesoccer.com
