HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-08-10, Page 10BETH OYES
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Donald Keyes. of Point
Edward, has graduated with
honours from St. Clair
College, Chatham in the
Mental Retardation_
Counsellor course. Beth is
employed at the Midwestern
'Regional Centre at Cedar
Springs. She is a grand-
daughter of Mrs. Alice Agar
of Seaforth and Mrs. Jessie
Keyes of Varna.
It's. not easy being an honour student.
And as far as officials at Seaforth District
High School know, the -local school is the
only one in the county which recognizes
that fact with an annual honour banquet.'-
No one can remember for certain how
long the banquets have been held at SDHS,
School secretary jean Hildebrand can only
' find records back to 1961 but others
understood that the banquet held this June
was the 20th such event.
Former SDHS principal Larry Plumsteel
startepl the .banquet., for honour students
and tileir parents because he and teachers
felt there was 'more recognition for top
athletes than for students who did well
academically. "And after all, that's the
main function of education," he says.
Whether it reflects higher marks or
.brighter students at SDHS, 34 kids
fifforiqed the 1961 honour banquet. comp.
Parents a raw
aced with 82 in June 1970.
In the 18 years for which SDHS has
records, the school has had 890 honour
students.
"We hoped the parents looked forward
to it and the students too," Mr, Plumsteel
recalls.
Two Seaforth parents attended SDHS's
honour banquet for 18 consecutive years.
They are Betty and Art Devereaux, who
according to Mrs. Hildebrand's calcul-
ations have been at every honour banquet
with one offspring or another since at least
1961.
Louis, now a dentist in Sarnia is the
oldest in the family and was the first
honour student, The couple attended their
fast high school honour banquet this year,
when Claire, their youngest child grad-
uated.
• ' in between Mr. and -Nita.. 'Devereank
have attended honour banquets every year
with othe6•in their family. The parents Ice
ate graduates of the IOW high SehoOtirt4-011i
called Seaferth Collegiate Institute, - •
• "We had 'entertaining guest speakers
over the years", says ''41v1r, Plumsteel,
adding that he tried. to invite nonacademic
people who'd get the focus away from
studies for. a •
' Paul Soles., soon to be host on CBC TV's
late night talk show, .Lond.on Free Press,
cartoonist' Merle Tingley and country
singer Earl Heywood are three of the best
honour banquet speakers that the retired
principal remembers, • '
Although , some students qualify the
honour banquet every year .of their studies
at SDHS, it's pretty unlikely that' many
other parents will be constant attenders for
18 straight years, ,
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Area weddirig .Leaders
needed
Grace Bird and Bea Mc-
Clenaghan from the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Rod are looking for people
to lead a 4-H food project
"Essential Edibles" in
Huron. This project features
nutritious snacks and meals
made with metric recipes.
Anybody who enjoys cook-
ing and would like to help
teenagers learn about it can
obtain more. information
from the Ontario'Ministry of
Agriculture and rood office
in Clinton.
IndiViduals living in town
are especially needed to help
with this project.
Leadership workshops to
piepare volunteers for teach-
ing the project will be held
in:
Wingham - Monday, August
28 and TUesday, August 29
Gorrie • Wednesday, August
30 and Thursday, August 31
Exeter - Wednesday, Sept;
ember 6 and Thursday, Sept-
ember 7
Seaforth - Monday, Sept-
ember 11 -artd-Wednesday -
September 13
Blyth - Thursday, September
14 and Friday, September 15
Clinton - Monday, Sept-
ember 18 and Tuesday,
September 19
Clinton - Saturday, August
19 and Saturday, August 26
All inquiries will be
answered by contacting
Ontario Ministry of Agri-
culture and Food,. Box 159,
Clinton, Ontario (482-3428)
or (Zenith 7-2800) for long .distance.
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Lorraine Staples and Robert Noakes were
united in marriage Friday, August 4, at St.
James Church, Seaforth. Fr. C. Sullivan
performed the double ring' ceremony..
Lorraine is a daughter of Gordon and
Catherine Staples, Seaforth, and Rob is a son
of Leonard and Minnie Noakes, Hensall. The
bride was attended by Mary Margaret; Nash,
A. R. #5, Seaforth, as maid of honour, and 4
Cathie Sim, R. R. #2, Kippen, as bridesmaid.
Best Man,was' Ross Nexander, Hensall, and
the usher was John Mark Nash, A. R. #5,.
Seaforth. Following the ceremony, a •
reception for the immediate families was held
at the home of the bride's parents, 15 East
William Street, Seaforth,.
' Winners of our Anniversary Draw
1st Prize: Set of Cookware Mrs.
Henderson, Seaforth
2nd Prize: $10.00 Grocery Voucher
IElla Munroe
Seaforth
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changes this year and, as part of what
Huron County Home Economist Be
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services to people.
She said many have the misconception
that 4-H is for rural people only but it is for
people who live in citiesp towns and hamlets
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Essential Edibles, Miss McClen ,aghan
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cif gelling the 4-H chit's' together 'and are
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