HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-07-08, Page 11Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Area girls win
Ontario scholarships
Two local girls were among six
Ontario Scholars recognized for
their high academic achievement
at the annual Honors Banquet held
June 24 at the Seaforth District
High School, with one of them
having the highest average for a
Grade 13 student.
Marie Perrie of RR 3, Brussels
and Cheryl Smith of Walton were
both recognized for their academic
achievements during the school
year, and were both named Ontario
Scholars for maintaining an aver
age of 80 per cent or higher during
their final year at SDHS. As well,
Miss Perrie achieved an average of
91.66 per cent throughout her final
year, the highest in her grade.
Miss Perrie, 19, plans to attend
Brock University in St. Catharines
in the fall, where she is enrolled in
the four-year Honors Bachelor of
Science course in Biology. She said
her plans for the future are
indefinite, but adds that she is
proud of her status as an Ontario
Scholar, because the achievement
is “something you have to work
for.’’
Miss Smith, 18, will attend
Carleton University in Ottawa in
September, for a four-year course
in print journalism. She became
interested in journalism after
takingon thejob of editor of the
SKHS newspaper, The Junction.
Her plansforthe future are also
indefinite at this time.
Miss Perrie was also recognized
as being an Honors student
throughout her five years of High
School; while Kim Fritz, of RR 2,
Brussels, was one of ten Grade 12
students recognized for maintain
ing an Honors standing throughout
the past four years at SDHS.
A good representation of excel
lent students from all five grades
received recognition throughout
the evening.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1987. PAGE 11.
Walton area sports club was one of many area organizations that entered floats in the Brussels
Homecoming parade on Saturday afternoon.
Fraser family
hosts reunion
A family gathering of the Fraser
Clan was held at the home of Doug
and Marjory Fraser.
Home for the weekend were
Carolyn and Gerry Sullivan, Mark
and Craig of Waterloo; Dianne and
Phil Blake, Kitchener; Cheryl
Fraser, Kitchener; Clayton and
Bev Fraser and Jeremy of Tecum
seh.
Other relatives attended from
Toronto, Cambridge, Stratford
and Blyth.
The family gathered to wish
Carolyn and Gerry Mark and Craig
a happy and safe trip to Australia.
They leave for a nine-month stay
after Thanksgiving, where Gerry
will be on sabbatical.
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On Sunday, June 28, the second
annual Humphries Picnic was held
at the Walton Hall. Thirty-five
adults and 15 children attended
the big event.
Games for both the adults and
the children started the day off on
the right foot. Following the
games, the adults had their annual
ball game with the girls against the
guys, and the kids were given
pictures to colour and more games
to play.
After the ball game, we went to
the hall and had a pot luck supper.
Following the meal the trophies for
M.V. P.’s for the ball game were
handed out to Bob Humphries for
the guys and Sharon Chambers for
the girls.
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