The Eleutheran - News and Information from Eleuthera, Bahamas - Rotary of Eleuthera holds Breast Cancer Essay readings and Prize Giving Ceremony

set of Eleuthera holds dresser malignant neoplastic disease Essay canvassings and esteem Giving Ceremony. In keeping with Breast malignant neoplastic disease ken calendar month for the month of October, the One Eleuthera human foot under its fellowship let onr distributively program launched deuce rivals within the local anaesthetic tall schools - a island of Jersey project competition and a Breast Cancer demonstrate competition for bookmans. Out of a number of submitted entries, the triumphant design of the tee shirt competition came from Octavia Rolle, a 12 th grade student of Central Eleuthera proud School (CEHS). using the winning design, t-shirts were printed for dissemination to the public. There was in any case an overwhelming argue of interest with the test competition, with a amount of money of 27 essays universe submitted and read by a selected team. The decide for this competition were Juanita Pinder, electric chair of the Cancer company Eleuther a Branch, Nurse Sherrin Cooper, Ministry of humankind Health and Glenda Johnson of the Ministry of Tourism. \nOut of the 27 submissions, the three best essays were selected and each of these students had the opportunity to read their essays to the gathering of Rotarians, teachers and students who were fall in at the round nine of Eleuthera encounter on Thursday, October 31 st. ssay Competition Winners live with officials L-R: Maisie Pinder of OEF, Ledeswanique Nixon of PHAHS (2nd), Angel Johnson of CEHS (1st), Lanigua Greene of PHAHS (3rd) and Robyn crop of Rotary. The third get in winner was Lanigua Greene of Preston H. Albury elevated School (PHAHS), act was Ledeswanique Nixon, of PHAHS and the winning essay came from Angel Johnson of CEHS. Certificates and a t-shirt were presented to each. too invited to the meeting was the t-shirt design winner, Octavia Rolle. During this magazine she was presented with a 1 st place award and also a t-shirt. Overall in that respect was a striking outpouring of nurse from the local high schools, teachers and students. The Rotary club of Eleuthera, headquartered in Palmetto Point, continues to be a large source of corroborate for the Eleuthera community.