HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-27, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1988. PAGE 7.
Wendy Bachert takes 3 awards at graduation
Wendy Bachert of RR 1, Walton
has won three of the awards
presented to graduating students
at Seaforth Public School, includ-
ing one of the two top academic
awards.
M iss Bachert shared the top
award, the J.W. Talbot Merit
Awardwith Jason Beuttenmiller of
Grey Central students
share grad awards
A number of Grade 8 graduates
at Grey Central Public School
shared in the awards presented at
the school’s banquet and gradua
tion ceremony in the school
gymnasium last Thursday even
ing.
Grant Martin was the recipient
of the School Crest, presented by
principal Rick Whiteley in recogni
tion of his overall contribution to
the school; Grant was also the
winner of the Outstanding Scholar
(Male) Award, presented by
Agnes Proulx, on behalf of the
Grey Central Parents' Association.
Mrs. Proulx also presented the
Outstanding Scholar Award (Fe
male) to Katie Rowbotham.
Gerrit VanKeulen, on behalf of
the Brussels Lions Club, presented
Stacey Boyd with the Lions’ Award
for General Proficiency, and Jenni
fer Brown with the Lions' Award
for Congeniality.
Mr. Whiteley presented Lyall
Winger with the trophy as the
Outstanding Male Athlete of 1987-
88; the corresponding female
winner, Marjorie McGuigan, was
unable to be present.
Seaforth, the class valedictorian,
at the school’s Grade 8 Graduation
and Awards Presentation last
Thursday afternoon. Presented by
school trustee Graeme Craig, the
Talbot Award recognizes both
academic achievement and the
outstanding contribution that its
winners have made to their school.
In addition, Miss Bachert was
one of two winners of the June
Boussey Public Speaking Awards,
presented by former teacher Mrs.
Boussey; she wasalsothe recipient
of the Family Studies Award,
which recognizes the highest
achievement in that course.
Eric Johnston of RR 2, Seaforth
was the other winner of the June
Boussey Award; while Doug
Campbell of Winthrop and Brenda
Jessome of Seaforth shared the
John Jew Citizenship Award,
which recognizes social responsi-
ility and community involvement,
aswellasgood citizenship in its
recipients.
The Edna Bell English Award,
which recognizes the two most
improved students in language
arts, was shared by Mark Webb
and Steven Greidanus, both of
Seaforth.
The 51 Grade 8 graduates were
led into the school gymnasium by
John Jewitt playing three proces-
sional selections on the bagpipes,
then Principal Gary Jewitt gave the
welcoming remarks. Huron Coun
ty’s director of education, Bob
Allen, spoke briefly, followed by
guest speaker Tom Lemon, who
was introduced by Wendy Bachert.
Kalen Carroll moved an expres
sion of thanks, and graduation
diplomas were presented by Grade
8 teachers Sheila Morton and C.
Elliott.
To conclude the program, Piper
Jewitt again led the students in a
processional to the school court
yard, where a reception was held
for the graduates, their families
and friends.
Huron 4-Hers
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On July 4, 10 Huron County 4-H
members will be flying to Saskat
chewan on a 4-H exchange pro
gram. The members will return on
July 12.
These lucky members are Cheryl
Darlow, RR 4, Wingham;
Jennifer Procter, RR 5,
Brussels; Carol Hopper, RR 5,
Brussels; Steven Beane, RR 1,
Brucefield; Rob Damen, RR 3,
Lucan; Laura Hallahan, RR 3,
Blyth; Gerald Knight, RR 3,
Brussels; Murray Needham, RR5,
Kincardine; Steven Rintoul, RR 2,
Lucknow; andMichelleTurner, RR
1, Varna. Their escort is Lawrence
Beane from RR 1, Brucefield. The
members will host an exchange
memberfrom Brackenfrom July 19
‘til July 27.
This exchange is being funded
by the Canadian 4-H Council,
Department of Secretary of State,
Friends of 4-H Huron County, and
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food. A full agenda is planned
for the Bracken members when
they return.
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air
1987 Dodge Colt
1986 Pontiac Bonneville, 4 door
with air.
1986 Chevette Scooters, 4 door
hatch-back, 2 to choose from.
1985 Chev Blazer S10 4 x 4
1984 Ford LTD, 4 door with air.
1983 Buick Park Avenue, load
ed with options.
1982 Chev Monte Carlo, 2 door
1980 Chev 1/2 ton pick-up V-8
automatic
1980 Pontiac Phoenix, 2 door
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