HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-07-05, Page 6Jeromy Ten Hag Christina Roulston Elaine Poore Deanna Lyon
Proud moment
Sheron Stadelmann (left) and Lorna Fraser have reason to smile as
they hold the secondary school graduation diploma they each
received at graduation ceremonies at the Maitland Golf and Country
Club in Goderich Thursday. The Blyth pair were among six local
graduates of the adult education program at Central Huron
Secondary School in Clinton.
Adult students get
diplomas in ceremony
Six local women were among 22
adult education graduates honour
ed at a ceremony in Goderich
Thursday night.
The students all took part in the
special upgrading program operat
ed at the Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton.
Among the local graduates were:
Juanita Arkell, Belgrave; Loma
Fraser, Blyth; Sandra Mayberry,
Londesboro; Brenda Scott, RR 1,
Auburn; Sheron Stadelmann, Blyth
and Lorna Vincent, RR 1, Auburn.
4 local students named Ontario scholars
Four students from the Blyth,
Londesboro and Auburn areas are
among the 10 Ontario Scholars at
Central Huron Secondary School
this year.
The students, who will receive
scholarships of $100 obtained an
average of 80 per cent or better in
six Ontario Academic Credits, the
credits required for university ad
mittance.
Jeromy Ten Hagg, RR 1, Auburn
was tops among the four local
students. Others receiving the
scholarships are Christina Roul
ston, RR 3, Blyth; Elaine Poore,
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Blyth and Deanna Lyon, Londes
boro.
Area students also placed high
on the honours lists for other
grades at the school. In grade 11, of
the 27 students on the honours list,
11 were from the Blyth, Londes
boro and Auburn area.
Jennifer Roulston, RR 3, Blyth
was second in the class, followed
by Theresa Knox, RR 1, Blyth.
Leona Cunningham, RR 1, Auburn
was sixth with Catherine McDonald
and Jane Whitmore, both of Blyth,
being ninth and 10th. Others on the
New Bd.
of Ed. trustee
elected
An election to decide a replace
ment for a vacancy left after Sally
Rath well’s resignation from the
Huron County Board of Directors
was held Monday, June 26.
Alan Carter acquired the position
of Trustee for the Village of Hensall
and Township of Tuckersmith with
240 votes. Yvonne Reynolds was
next with 158, while David Cooper
had 157 and Frank Falconer had 74.
Mrs. Rathwell resigned from the
board on May 1 of this year in order
to take a position as secretary at
Vanastra Public School.
honours list were: Karrie McClin-
chey, Blyth; ShanaleeTen Hag, RR
1, Auburn; Kim Medd, Blyth;
Christine Potter, Londesboro; San
dra Hessels, Blyth; and Anita
Gross, RR 1, Auburn.
Kelly Cook of Blyth topped all
students in the grade 10 honours
list. Also from the area are Karen
Bylsma, RR 1, Blyth and David
Werkema, RR 1, Blyth.
The Grade 9 honours list
includes Melanie Knox, RR 1,
Blyth; Julia DeJong, RR 1, Londes
boro; Kara Lee Potter, Londesboro;
and Tammi Medd, Blyth.
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