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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-06-07, Page 7Education ATHLETICS WINNERS - Some of the top athletes at Seaforth District High School were recognized on Wednes- day night. They include (front row) Brian Bachert, Lindsey Seymour, Janette Wood, (second row) Lisa Reynolds, Christa Bennett, Karen Skea, Jason Murray, Marcy McCall, • TIM CUMMING PHOTO Erin Jamieson, Jeanette Denys, (back row) Amanda Denys, Amy Hamon, Sean Ludwig, Everett Smith, Bruce Griffin, Sarah Johnston, Carly Price, Chris Bach and Krista Greidanus. Murray, Price get top honours: Jason Murray and Carly Price were named Senior Athletes of the Year at the Seaforth Dis- trict High School Athletic Awards Achievement Night on May 31. Linda Doig presented the two student athletes with an award for three inter -scholastic sports for three years. Jason was also named Most Valuable Player in Boys' Soc- cer, Sr. Boys' Volleyball and Sr. Boys' Basketball. Carly earned the Ontario Student Leadership Camp award, win- ning the Most Consistent Player award for Senior Girls' Volleyball and sharing the MVP SeniorGirls' Basketball award with Sarah Johnston. The Junior Female Athlete of the Ycar was Christa Bennett and Junior Male Athlete of the Ycar was Bruce Griffin. Bruce was also named Most Valuable Player for Junior Boys' Volleyball. Christa was also winner of the Most Valu- able Player award for Junior Girls Bask.ball. Former Seaforth District High School teacher Brian O'Connell returned to the school to present the O'C Spirit Award to Sarah Johnston. Jean Pinder presented the Bill Pinder Memorial Award to Jeanette Denys for an unsung hero in the athletics program. The Brian O'Connell Intra- mural Award was pre cored to Lori Perrie. Vice Principal Eccles presented the Marywu, Weiler Award for Athletic and Aca- demic Excellence to Marcy 'McCall. The awards for General Ath- letic Contribution were awarded to Lindsay Seymour, Sarah Johnston and Karen Skea. The Bark Lake . award was presented to Suzanne Bennett and Clara Glauscr. Scan Ludwig won the Deb Dawson Sportsmanship Award from Jayne Walsh. He was also winner of the Most Valuable Player award for Junior Boys' basketball. Most Improved Athlete awards were presented by Jim Moore to Ian McKichan and Christina Harriston. The Brian Flanagan Memor- ial Award for Boys' Soccer went to Ian McKichan. The Girls' Soccer award for team leadership and desire went to Erin Jamieson. Most Enthusiastic Cheerleader was Becky Hunt. The award was presented by Brenda Mcnary. The Most Enthusiastic Tennis Player award was presented to Brian Bachert. Shaun Anstett was winner of the Boys' Low Gross award for golf. Track and field coach Terry Johnston presented Most Dedi- cated Track and Field awards to Janelle Wood and Everett Smith. Overall Male Curler winner was Chris Bach and Overall Female Curler was Krista Greidanus. Amanda Denys was winner of the Midget Girls Basketball Team Leadership and Enthusi- asm Award. The Junior Girls' Volleyball award for team spirit and leadership went to Courtney Old-time hockey players sought Dear Editor, We arc asking for the assist- ance of the local newspaper regarding the following: In conjunction with Scaforth Homecoming '95, all former Junior B, Intermediate and Oldtimers hockey players arc invited to the Seaforth Golf and Country Club on August 5, 1995. Reminiscing, socializing and tall stories may be shared between 2 to 4 at the golf club. Father's day June 18th Personalized Gift ideas - your *Cap favourite 'Tee-shirt photo on:. ;sweat -shirt Key tag 0:71'F> FULL COLOUR LASER COPES ENLARGEMENTS uP TO M f r NO NEGATIVE REQUIRED *One FREE Colour copy with each father's day photo -shirt. "(copy wfff be from same photo as on shirt) 482.1145of IMPISSSIONS COLOUR ISAAC ST. CLINTON `©� �� DidYou Know? We are fully Air Conditioned at Seaforth Manor We. also offer: RESPITE CARE Li STAYS CONVALESCENT CARE in a home like atmosphere Call 527-0030 100 James St., Seaforth O NOTICE TOWN OF SEAFORTH ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER The Town of Seaforth has engaged the services of an animal control officer who will begin his duties on June 19th. The officer's name is Robert Trick and part of Mr. Trick's duties will be to patrol the Town of Seaforth and enforce the animal control by-law, particularly dogs running at Targe and dog tags. If you have a dog, it can be registered at the municipal office without penalty until June 16, 1995. After June 16th a $15.00 penalty will be added to the dog registration fee. Contact person is Jack McLlwain, 519-527-1253, Seaforth Ontario, NOK I W0. Bessie Broome, Hockey Reunion Committee Seaforth, Ontario Larivee. Inc Most tnmusiastic Award for Midget Girls Vol- leyball went to Amanda Denys. 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