HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-07-19, Page 7Marla Hussey
Shannon Rice
Ken Jamieson
Gary Martin
Auburn produces
honour students
Eight students from Auburn
made the honour list at Goderich
District Collegiate Institute for
earning an 80 per cent average in
their school year.
From Grade 9, Christy Bricker
and Stanley McDougall of Auburn
and Rose Marie Young of RR 3,
Auburn were honour students.
Joceylyn Asnong, RR 2, Auburn,
Patricia Stapleton, RR 2, Auburn
and Kevin Webster, RR 3, Auburn
made the list in Grade 10.
Grade 11 student, Lori Arm
strong, RR2, Auburn and Grade 12
student Rob VanVeen of Auburn
also made the honour list.
Local
students
Madill
scholars
Fourteen students from the
Grade 13 class of F. E. Madill
Secondary School in Wingham
have been recommended for On
tario Scholarships and of those
fourteen four are from the Blyth-
Brussels area.
Kenneth Hugh Jamieson is the
nineteen-year-old son of Victor and
Elizabeth Jamieson of RR 5, Brus
sels. He plans to study engineering
this fall in the co-operative pro
gram at Waterloo University.
Shannon Rice, of Brussels is
attending the University of Guelph
this fall where she will work
towards obtaining an honours de
degree in applied science with a
child-studies major. Her eventual
goal is to become a primary school
teacher. Shannon is eighteen years
old and is the daughter of Colleen
and Larry Rice.
Marla Hussey of RR 1, Belgrave
is the daughter of Marion and Dale
Hussey. She has planned to take a
year off school to work and enjoy
the company of her parents and
eight siblings. “I just couldn’t
bare to miss my baby sister’s first
step,” said Marla. Marla may got
to university next year. She states
that she is unsure of what her
future holds but maintains that she
has a strong desire to work at
whatever she does.
Gary Martin the 19-year-old son
of Howard and Alice Martin of RR
3, Brussels is entering the Com
puter Programmer/Analyst Pro
gram at the Conestoga College of
Applied Arts and Technology,
Doon Campus in September.
THIS PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE TO ANY NON
PROFIT ORGANIZATION, SERVICE CLUB,
CHURCH GROUP, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION
ETC, ETC. THIS IS NOT AVAILABLE TO
INDIVIDUALS
START NOW...THIS IS HOW IT WORKS.
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Elizabeth Boven
Many Walton
students earn honours
Two local students from Seaforth
High School achieved Ontario
Scholar standing for obtaining an
80 per cent or better average in six
Ontario Academic Credits.
Elizabeth Boven of RR 1, Sea
forth and Pam Nolan of Walton will
each receive $100 for achieving this
high-standing. Elizabeth also
achieved honour status in her
Grade 13 year which tops five years
of consistent honour list placing.
Other local students managed to
maintain an 80 per cent average in
their school year. In grade 12,
Sherry Hoegy, RR 1, Walton,
Jacquie McNichol, RR 4, Walton
and Leanne Whitmore, RR 4,
Walton were on the honours list.
Other grade students making the
list who also have been honour
students for four years running are:
Brian Alcock, RR 3, Brussels;
Heather Baan, RR 3, Walton;
Or your group may have a special
need. Remember you’ll be purch
asing the item with a cheque from
ASK YOUR LOCAL EMA ASSOCIATE
STORE OWNER FOR A "SAVE TAPES FOR
CASH” KIT TODAY.
area
Sheila Bachert, RR 1, Walton;
Tracey Fischer, RR 3, Brussels and
Donna Miller who is formerly of RR
3, Brussels but now lives in
Seaforth. f
In Grade 11, five students made
the honour list from this area. They
are: Steve Fritz, RR 2, Brussels;
Dan Glanville, RR 4, Walton;
Veronica Glanville, RR 4, Walton;
Nancy Godkin, RR 1, Walton; and
Cheri Hoggart, RR 1, Londesboro.
Honour students in the Grade 10
class are: Angela Bernard, RR 4,
Walton; Sherry Harburn, RR 3,
Walton; Shane Taylor, RR 1,
Londesboro and Melissa Whit
more, RR 4, Walton.
The local Grade 9 students from
Seaforth who were on the Honour
List are: Manfred (Pepe) Klaus,
Walton; Wendy Lammerant, RR 4,
Walton and Randy Shepherd, RR 1,
Blyth.
Here are a few suggestions of
items you could purchase for your
community organization , after
turning your tapes to Cash!
□
2. INCLUDE A LETTER CONTAINING THE
NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE GROUP
THAT COLLECTED THE TAPES.
3. SUBMIT THE BOX TO YOUR LOCAL
EMA ASSOCIATE STORE OWNER
AND OBTAIN A RECEIPT FOR THE TAPES.
1. TAPES SHOULD BE PLACED IN BUNDLES
OF APPROXIMATELY $1,000.00 AND
PLACED IN A BOX. INCLUDE A SUMMARY
OF ADDITION OF BUNDLES.
EACH $1,000.00 WORTH OF EMA CASH
REGISTER TAPES IS WORTH $3.75 TOWARD
THE PURCHASE OF AN ITEM FOR YOUR CLUB
OR ORGANIZATION. Eg. IF YOUR
ORGANIZATION WISHED TO PURCHASE AN
ITEM WHICH COSTS $375.00 YOU WOULD
BE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT $100,000.00
WORTH OF EMA TAPES.
£U LU
* Television Set
* Dishwasher
* Radio
* Air Conditioner
* Record Player
* Stereo Set
* Refrigerator
* Stove (electric or gas)
‘ Washer or Dryer
* Kitchen Appliances
* Wheelchair
NESDAY, JULY 19, 1989. PAGE 7.
Our mistake
Last week’s article titled ‘Hullett
debates purchase of accounting
s 'em’, incorrectly stated that the
1 ePac system the council was
debating about would cost $30,000.
However, Hullett council had been
discussing two systems. One was
the BacPac one-write system for
which there is a grant and Includes
a free one-write system and the
other was a computer system which
is what would cost $30,000.
Police have new
system to detect
radar detectors
If you’re a speeder who has been
using a radar detector to avoid
being caught, your false sense of
security could be coming to an end.
The Ontario Provincial Police will
be the first police force in North
America to operate radar detector
detectors in an effort to deter
speeding - one of the major causes
of fatal motor vehicle accidents.
A number of the devices have
been purchased for the Force’s
pilot project and will be distributed
to detachments throughout the
province.
Tested in the Sudbury area last
year, the device identified 107
detectors during 61 hours of opera
tion. In the Oak Ridges area, 183
detectors were pinpointed during a
62-hour period.
In 1987 and 1988, officers seized
more than 10,000 radar warning
devices without the aid of the
device.
‘Office Furniture
Typewriter
Tape Recorder
Camping Equipment
Hospital Equipment
Playground Equipment