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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-07-09, Page 8PHOTO BY CARLY PRICE SDHS GRADE 9 HONOUR STUDENTS- DHS Honour Students were recently presented with awards at the Seaforth Legion. The ur roll for Grade 9 students, is, from front row, left: Heather Rea, Amanda Weber, Alicia atton, Jennifer O'Rourke, Derek Nesbitt, Brian Hawks. Second row: Sarah Agar, Wendy Glauser, Christine Medd, Angela Southgate, Jeremy Holmes. Third row: Shaun White, Reagan Price, Curtis Smith. Back row: Scott McNaughton, Bradley Somerville, Dan Morrison, Jason McDonald. Absent was: Derek Akey, James Burns, Jen Delvecchio, Krista Heimpel, Jill McKichan, Amy Shortreed. PHOTO BY CARLY PRICE GRADE 10 HONOUR STUDENTS - Grade 10 SDHS honour students are, from left in front row: Stephanie Gowan, Carali McCall, Jessica Burgess, Amber Halfpenny, Michael Beuerman. Back row: Andrea Vandendool, Jennifer Lubbers, Abby Dietz, Heather Dale, Mark Roberts. Absent from photo was: Melissa Harrison and Michelle Stephen. PHOTO BY DICK BURGESS GRADE 11 HONOUR STUDENTS - Grade 11 SDHS hon- our students are, from left in front row: Lisa Bennett, Christine Rock, Julie Bachert. Back row: Christina Gordon, Stade Wick, Cheryl Workman, Michelle Cook. Absent: Tara Preszcator. PHOTO BY DICK BURGESS GRADE 12 HONOUR STUDENTS - Grade 12 SDHS hon- our students are, from left in front row: Melissa Wallace, Sherry Hugill. Back row: Adam Altman, Jane Powell, Bruce Griffin. Absent: Tanis Glanville, Sean Ludwig. PHOTO BY DICK BURGESS OAC HONOUR STUDENTS - SDHS OAC honour students are, from left in front row: Christa Bennett, Andrea McGrath, Tara McLellan. Second row: Carty Price, Lisa Gingerfch, Erin McNaughton. Back row: Stephen Pearce, Julie Agar, Jason Baan. Absent: Jennifer Forsyth - Gallagher, Christina Harrison, Sheila Litt, Cam Spittal. s TIN HURON 1XPOS$T011, July 9, 1997-7 Lawnbowlers active in out-of-town tourneys The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held its month- ly potluck supper at the club house June 24 with Grace Broadfoot and Olive Papple as hostesses. Five tables of cards were in play and two greens of lawn bowling. Winners at cards were: high scores, Edith McMillan and Boyd Driscoll; Ione hands, Betty Hulley and Wm. Kelly; consolation, Gertie Driscoll and Theo Van Bakel. Next social is July 22 at 6 p.m. Hostesses will be Edna and Neil Bell and Alice Reid. Local members have been active in out-of-town tourna- ments, Last Wednesday Edna Bell and Catherine Van Doornik were consolation winners at Lucknow ladies pairs, while Jack Muir and Bob Doig won first at Clinton men's pairs. Fred Tilley and Lee Ryan were high two -game winners and placed third. Friday night saw several Seaforth mem- bers competing in the option- al singles tournament in Goderich. Our president, Lee Ryan, placed third while Brenda Empey of Clinton was second and Peter McFalls of Exeter took first. The Seaforth club is hosting a singles here on Friday evening July 11 at 7 p.m. 'Twenty two entries were in at date of writing. In ladies pairs at Clinton last Monday Olive Papple and Joan Webster were two game win- ners while Eileen Adamson and Jean Lunn won the con- solation prize. Bowling in Brussels on last Thursday, Jack and Marie Muir took fifth place. They were unable to bowl the third game due to rain. In the merchants and manufacturers tournament in Mitchell on Saturday, Fred and Betty Tilley and Diane March placed second (with 3w + 47 op8). The first place team was from Woodstock and St. Marys (3w +48). In mixed pairs at Exeter on Sunday Lee Ryan and Carol Carter were second. There will be a mixed pairs or ladies pairs at the Seaforth greens on Wednesday starting at 10:30 a.m. Good bowling to all. Awards for St. Columban grads at St. Michael Students from St. Columban graduating from St. Michael's Catholic Secondary School, Stratford, on Thursday, June 26 receiv- ing awards were: for the Knights of Columbus Kilroy Council #1431 trophy for year IV Communication Technology, Gary Cronin; OAC Geography Grade 13, highest mark, Janet Murphy; OAC Ontario Ministry of Education Scholarship Award, Janet Murphy; Grade 12 graduates are Pat Coyne, Gary Cronin, Jane Crowley, Paul Eckert, Amy Elston, Christa Murray, Julianne Ryan and Julie Vogels. Valedictorian for the gradu- ates was Kathy Devereaux of Seaforth. Larry and Lina Murray, Adrian, Marissa and Lydia of Brampton are visiting with Birthdays and graduates Happy Birthday to a very special lady, Betty Riley, who celebrated July 7. We love our euchre parties and good get-togethers. Happy second birthday to a great little Dublin boy, Connor Delaney. who cele- brates tomorrow July 10. Happy 80th birthday to Rita Ryan, Mitchell (originally from St. Columban) who cel- ebrated July 4. Happy 90th birthday to a special Dublin lady, Margaret Carpenter, who celebrated last Sunday in St. Patrick's Parish Hall with many friends. Plenty of special events highlight `Senior's Month' JSeaforth Manor Nursing Home Residents at Seaforth Manor Nursing Homc enjoyed special events in honor of "Seniors Month" during June. The Northside Junior Choir put on a wonderful perfor- mance under the direction of Audrey McLlwain. Our Pastoral care luncheon hon- ored all the area clergy and volunteers who provide wor- ship services throughout the year. Fond farewells were bid to Father Hardy and Sister Rita as well as to our Chaplain Rev. Cheryl nn. The "Notes of Yesteryear" provided excellent music for our June birthday party. Best wishes to John McCowan, Annie McNichol, John Lansink and Chester Sturdy. Residents were pleased to entertain Iuron MPP Helen Johns for An afternoon tea. She visited residents and answered any concerns or questions. Our "Strawberry Social" was a wonderful event raising funds for our local Alzheimer. Society as well as our activity fund. The nursery school children brightened everyone's morn- ing with their monthly visit to sing and dance for us. We look forward,to their return in September. We would like to thank Mrs. Vanden Akker's Grade 7 class for all their assistance during our weekly rialliblUed on Page 17. Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 Congratulations to all the Grade 8 graduates in this area, and also to those attend- ing St. Michael's Catholic Secondary School, Stratford. The correspondent, Dorothy, sends a special congratula- tions to her nephew from Seaforth - Brandon Nash. THOUGHT FOR TODAY A lot of parents pack up their troubles and send them off to summer camp. St. Columban by Cecilia Ryan 345-2028 Agncs Murray. Mark and Debbie Ryan and Jake of Kitchener visited on the weekend with Bob and Rita Core of Seaforth and Cecilia Ryan of St. Columban. Sean and Heather Eckert, Sam and Mitchell of Walkerton spent Saturday night with Cecilia Ryan. The first ever Dalton reunion was held in the Dublin Community Centre this past weekend. Friday night was registration and get acquainted. Saturday started with mass at 12 o'clock at the pavilion. Tributes were given next to Alice, Jim, Jack, Morris, Minnie, Conn, Albert and Annie. Annie Bowman is the only living member of the family. She is 92 and attend- ed the whole time. The afternoon included games and sports for the young people and nostalgia for everyone. Dinner drew a crowd of 180 people for a roast pig barbecue. The evening included home grown talented entertainment, and a bronze medal winner in her class plus an Irish wed- ding song to a soon to be bride and groom. It was men- tioned that most of these entertainers are ready to turn professional at any time. Sunday included visits to the old homestead, the ceme- tery and other sites and homes in the area. The day concluded with a chicken barbecue and goodbyes for everyone. Catering for the weekend was provided by the Maloney sisters and their crew. Guests came from as far away as Arizona, Texas, Illinois, Wisconsin, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saudia Arabia. The gathering was a life- long wish of Brother Joseph (Albert) to have his family meet each other. Now available Branch history on tape The executive committee and committee chairman please take note the July meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 10. On July 12 the slow pitch tournament will be held at Lucknow. List on board. The Provincial Service Officer will be at Branch 156 August 15 at 9 a.m. Contact the Branch for an appoint- ment. Phone 527-0740. 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