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        New Board for District 8                                                    Lawson MacDonald Heads


        O.S.G.A. 55 + Introduced                                                    to Marian University


        at the A.G.M. Held at the                                                    By Jordan Todd                       studying business.  He says he enjoys the
                                                                                                                            Academically,  MacDonald  will  be

                                                                                                                          intricacies of business, is good at math,
        Cornwall Legion Recently                                                                                          and  believes  he’ll  excel  at  the  social
                                                                                                                          aspects of it.  “I think it’s a good fit.”

                                                                                                                            Hockey isn’t the only sport MacDonald
                                                                                                                          will  be  playing  at  Marian.    During  his
                                                                                                                          tour  of  the  school,  he  met  the  soccer
                                                                                                                          coach.  They got chatting, and he’ll be
                                                                                                                          playing on the university’s soccer team
                                                                                                                          this upcoming year, as well.
                                                                                                                            “I played soccer at a high level growing
                                                                                                                          up,” says MacDonald.  “But I had to give
                                                                                                                          it up, mainly because hockey was getting
                                                                                                          Photo Icelevel  so busy.  But I still love it, and I still play
                                                                                                                          men’s league in Cornwall.”
                                                                                        awson  MacDonald,  21-year-old      All in all, MacDonald says he’s very
                                                                                    Lformer  captain  of  the  Junior  A   excited  for  his  first  year  of  university.

                                                                                    Cornwall  Colts,  will  be  heading  off  to   Having  played  Junior  A  up  until  his
                                                                                    Marian  University  in  mid-August  on  a   20-year-old year, he’s now been out of
                                                                                    hockey scholarship.                   high school for a few years.  He always
                                                                                      The small university is located in Fond   enjoyed school and was a good student,
                                                                                    du Lac, Wisconsin.  There were several
                                                                                    other schools interested in MacDonald,   so he’s looking forward to getting back
         Front  -  Left  to  right  -  Marlene  Neal,  District  Coordinator, Ann  Cook,  but  ultimately  he  decided  Marian  was   into it.  But, like all kids heading off to

         Secretary,  Marie  Beckstead,  Treasurer,  Stephanie  Hill-Nicholls,  Vice  the right fi t.                       university for the first time, he’s also a
         President and Public Relations Director, Robert Peladeau, Director-at-       “It’s  a  really  good  hockey  program,   little nervous.
         Large.                                                                     and it’s a really good school,” Macdonald   “I haven’t left home my entire life,”
         Back - Left to right - Bruce Kirton, President, Graham Vickers, Past-      says.  “And when I went to visit there, I   he  explains,  “Having  said  that,  it’s  a
         President, Stanley Fraser, Director-at-Large.  Absent is Dave MacDonald,  got a real impression that it was a pretty   good nervous.  Yeah, I’m excited.  I just
         Director-at-Large.                                      Photo Submitted    tight-knit group of players and coaches.”  want to enjoy the whole experience.”

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                                                                                                                         how his whole bench jumped up and
                                                                                                                         cheered.  Along with lacrosse, Houle
                                                                                      also plays hockey and soccer in South Stormont.  “In soccer, we’re not
                                                                                      really winning much, but I still like it,” he says.







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