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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 1999-06-16, Page 15News Excellence in Education THE HURON EXPOSITOR, June 16, 1961-15 Jo -Dee Desiariline, Maureen Agar, Jane11 Wood and Laurie Hazzard received Excellence in Education Awards recently. Judy Coirncross presents the Marion Orysdale award to Robyn Hastie trightl.at the recent Excellence in Education Awards banquet'honouring students.educotors and members of the public in the Avon Matttard Distrct School aoard - SDHS Athletic Banquet This year's Seaforth District High School athletic award winners include in hack from left. ;en Dick,. junior girls -basketball MVP Craig Wilkinson; midget boys basketball -MVP Dave ludvig, :iunior.boys basketball MVP Keegan Teichert; boys low gross' in golf and. Becky Doig, most enthusiastic midget girls Volleyball player in front from left are Amy Gordon; overall female curler, Brett •Jewitt, overall male curler, Amanda Vick and Meagan Beuermaniutntor giros •team leadership and desire in soccer, Amanda Denys, most consistent senior girls player r volleyball and Erin Rock, junior girls learn spirit and leadership in volleyball - Absent is -Am t -lemon, senior girls basketball MVP This years Seaforth District High School athletic award winners include. in front from left .Saroh Agar, winner of the MaryAnn Weiler award for athletic and academic excellence. .Stephanie Dale, winner of the O'C spirit award and the Deb Dawson sportsmanship award, lens Short;general athletic:contribution award winner, Amanda Denys: winner of the Btll.- Pih ed r .memorial -award; Jen -Dick junior -female -athlete-of-the-year; -Jillian-J foustor ,winner of three Interscholastic sports for three years, and Jenn Delvecchio. winner of the Ontario Educational Leadership Centre award. and three interscholastic sports for three years n back from left tnctudes.Dave Ludwig, most dedicated athlete in track and field and tuntor male athlete of the year, Josh Horst, triple lump winner ..Dean Wood; 800:metre winner, Reagan Price, 300 metre winner, Craig Wilkinson, most: improved mole athlete and .'ern;: Smith, most improved female athlete ' Absent, are ,Melissa Pickney, winner of the senior.girts soccer, leadership and desire award, Amy Hamoh, 400 metre and 400metre hurdles. Heather Dale, .winner of the Brian 0 -Connell intramural award; Robin Hattie and Starla Mick, winners of the general athletic contribution award Doug Proctor Coachs Award to Doug Proctor and David Onn doth anniversary event in Au Bt Barbara Suitt: A reminder to ali members: get ur tickets for the 70th .. anniversary' on Augu;t: i - before June 19 when ticke• • gni on sale to the._puhtic The entertainment is'.'Eddie-and - the Edsel '. Food *ill he • available at a reasonable , puce_ [f.vou did not receite the • letter from the :branch please` contact us as'Soon as -possible with v,:ur.current a,:Jres- a tot ,t letters were returned Legion news aJ. reti,e, ;4 n 3i true; EJmondville At the Zone Tournament at Goderich :sit Saturday the Seats rth senux team carne 1st in that division. Fn the,resular division Seaforth came l ;t. 3rd and 7th:.Consratulat:r r to everyone and good luck it rhe Disutct Tournament: . Please sign up forthe Branch G>lf Tournament'a, st r. 7. ;;,rte r'.t ,• r, ;he hoard it :o ninon. T c -ranch was Idle^0.: t- >r *he .eath • i r._>;. lis T_ It'.,. \ r . A 1, Sun,..t , The ,r .i; r Ir ‘1, ,"id i> A c•• ‘A,. A_,: ,-.i. r c ! r;'. i r Seaforth Women's Institute tours .Quality Jersey operation On June -S. Sear' --' \Lumen's Institute w.2-: •r a mystery tour.' They toured the Quality Jersey plantain Seaforth where it was interesting seefrorn start to finish -the products they make. "We went back to Helen Teachers retire from local schools Retiring .:aft r,' r. As on: Maitland D: Sch00l Board were - -r.r t.-terda% at the Seat, r,.7 and Distnut Community Local retirin= -tea: her: include Seaforth District .: High School princtpal Bruce Eccles. Seaforth District `High School teachers David Onn and Doug .Procter. Seaforth Public :Schaal: teacher Carol Hoelscher ,and Huron Centennial Public School •teacher' June Cooper and Cheryl Ruck. Nlic[Cenit� ; 77,2 .ur rneet: {•_ Claui read r -'b.; ./ C;ariiia Stewart' gave : ,e .:,.or' Of the beginning ,5r when it -started - than hundred .UN ago- ` • Olive'-Parr.e. preside - r� v :h s reading r Time Peace h.-, _1`i ..Was answered .-.....�-•Crs 4043 tw,? Nttnutes of the last were read by Betty H ..�-. -Irl.^•`".A.. .i' . -.7cr.. 2.7LLicK_.._. He:ca MacK another 'Lai -our y.tarton G,)rdtir, mernnher<:- Kav- O'Rourke an,: Mtarn,r:e Rock,Who nave ^ee^ 'ilmmi'er, ,;)r :5 year, HYstei.ie Helen . MtaoKi na:e. 1-i iley 1^� Doris H •et: Board looks at its buying partnerships By Susan Hundertmark Expositor itatt The ,t v‘ arms -length, 1 e t"l• Iltla • ge11e tall I1 iug.ini/ ltion.. \list Coast Education Enter's'Ise, Inc. and the Foundation for Enriching i duiation. hecun .by the t*o prrJe:ess0r hu,uds .ire heing le%lc%tctt by the' .-%un Maitland District School BoaId, which' nl,l% di., ,,ntinur 1Lest Coast: 1 ejti : itR1 dor.•: till Lorne Rachll..11 the board's June 'I meeting \Lr 11 he stud) mg ltrither i, see 11 *s' :an hilt Cunlptrtei, J11.•ctl\ 110111 the manut.i, ruler., vvhlch has bccii \\e .t Coast's primary hitt pose. sit it may no lodger he required," he told trustees. "Both utc,u1l/eburs sue creaWn•s 0t the board and• the boa;d can change their direction, including their Cti,tence if a change Is - intlt, ,110,1. 1' II be bringing that to %slid attention in a lintel) fashion," he said. adding that both bodies will continue it their purposes continue to exist. West Coast •Enterprise.: a to Nunasit Is being released tor -profit corporation * ith soon. • - . by=law. requiring all • It'. been. a great -cost-. .profits to go hack into .the sating device :and the, school hoard,• began three nlar,keting of educluonal year ago under the tomer products has .been an Huron Iniard, allowing it to asterutiding success." huh computer equipment .Foundation director Anne directly from.. a Lake told the board., adding manufacturer, something--t{--that there': a gi<at.potentlal. % asil't able to do on it, 16. continue producing ov%rl. \fest ('oast also iducatiOnal resources to allowed the hoard -to market support nest curriculum. electronic currt:itlunt .• She said both product's... .produced locally, organizations are very' rare acros:. (',inada and' around in rtiral'hoards. particularly thew ttrld. t tor -plant 01gali11411011 During its first 10 Tike West Coast. and that months, _We-.*- Coast made she's - hecn rc.:cit ing more than $1 million profit inquiries tram other boards in computer sales and about hist to set- upsimilar S1,352 in -miscellaneous revenue -generating income. ,about 1.400 copies -organizations ••t0 coser of a locally -produced resenues no longer interacute CD BOM .ailed available to them." The Joke's Oyer Were sold Because West Coast's across Canada and into the work has so tar been done U.S.; Australia and New by solunteer hoard staff, Zealand while another one Lake told the hoard its. called A Historiographic continuance may depend on Look at Canada in the the board being *tiling to North American pay staff. Perspective has. been gisen "It's in •a relatively early an aware of excellence by, •phase of development and Amtech,' a national I hope it will he supported showcase for educational until it takes off." she said. media. A third called North "There are a lot of opportunities out. the, .t• you have to,decide adyanta0ec0us 1c•, the -heard to he involved in them •She added that. new opportunities include the , -greater cost 'aV mg...tor a -greater number' of s:.h'ools *hen busying compute: equipment directly atom the mttanutacturer. Lake said the .10.sear-old Foundation for Enriching Education, a traditional non-profit • fundraising toreantcation ha. pros ided inure• than $83,5.000 funding tor programs th.tr hale touched. more than 30,000 students. Since the fall of 1998. three'nets -Shakespeare-on=\\`heel s programs have been offered across the district, bringing artists into the classrooms.' She said the foundation needs new hoard members especially from the business community. • "We have to be, tlruhle *ith both organizations so that tie can continue to told funding for programs that May: he under threat." she told the board. Community Calendar WED. , JUNE 16 30-4 :0 . - Serrcr . Srt.tfei oaf- at 3'e arena • 6 30-9 3C : ^f. • %cth r _.ne -cocey at'.reAreria a JO d 3C c m. • Mire Specs( 31 the Octtr^ist °an( 7 00-8 4i? c m. - 4erccteStee Clas.% wan prusitia at rile Avera 900-10.30 0cro. - Ladies' Sto-Pion at tie Optimist Park THURS. , JUNE..17 9••.:(:- ` -30 3 -^. - =•tness s -' n route r• sena at Me Arena • 3.31 3 :0 : - Scuirt Girls Game at 're .7cttmist Dark 6.45-' 45 m - ' 3ai attic, • ‘4,gnserve. Nein Giamord :0-6,30. p.m. -wee woe Boy s - = astbalt at me L ens Park • p.m: • Stretching and -.'rengtthening with Sue at - ^e Arena • 3.00.9:30 p.m. - Sluggers Ste -Pitch at the Opbmist Park . - 9.00-10'30 p.m. - StraysCats Slo- Pitih:at the Lions Park • 3.00-11 30 p.m. -.Eagle's Slo-Pitch at the Opbmist Park FRI. , JUNE. 18 6.00.43:30 p.m. - Open Swimming •at the bons Pool • - '00.1000 p.m: • Reds Football Tournament at the Lions Park . SAT JUNE -19 3:00 a.m.-•10:00 p.m. - Reds Fastba l Tournament at the • Lions Park 100.4:00 p.m. • Open Swimming it the Lxx,s Pool 6.00-8:30 p.m. - Open Swrrnmirg at the Lions Pod ;,ons Ehmtnabon Draw and Dance at the Arena SUN., JUNE 20 ti 00 am. -5:00 p.m, - Rede Faistbait Tournament at the Lions Park 100-4:00,.m. - Open Swimming . 3t •ne _ crs ::0.8 3C cr. .poen Swimming . at 'r'e _cis^-cr 3 :c-' • :c Men s Sic-P•tcn -_• 3t t' crS-and Optimist Parks MON.. JUNE 21 8:3C-' 3Com '- -'ousereague 3a11 . at De -rgnscrcci Womb ,7iamenc 6:30-8:00 b.•n.- Squirt Gins Game • at 9+e.0otimist park 3C-' 330 o m -Miner _ports curcii 31NGO at 'he Arena- • -r 3r:C•" -:C o : 11er S S c =ten 31 •re , ens 3r1.1 : etlr^ist 'arcs TUES. , JUNE 22 30 3 m - aryr'rs 3110 obs �raygroup 31 Nwers,de n,teo Churcn - - 9 0-' 3 30 a m.=4ness's =un Hitt+ Jrusdra _aster at rhe Arena _veDeming " with :."n,saia .etc' at 'no Arena ' 00-d `:0 o m. _dotes n "ne '-Ic0<ek at me Arra __ 'CC -3.:U e m �cq .bedrence at Me Arena . ' 00.9:•30 o m. MINOR HOCKEY lEGIS'R.t-'0N ar' 4E aREN,t 3 • 00-" •:C o Men s Slo-Piten at 7`e . ors 79r44 - -WED. , JUNE 23- 1 30.4.00 p.m. - Senior Shuffleboard at .the Arena 5:30=8:30 p.m. - Minor Soccer at the Optimist Park 6:30-9:30 0.'n. - Youth !n L ne Ha7Te Arena 100-8:00O.ttri. • Aerobic•Step Class with Drusilla at the Arena 7:00.9:00 p.m. - MINOR HOCKEY ' • REGISTRATION AT THE ARENA 7.30-9:00 p.m. - Ladies. Sto-Piton at the Optmyist Park t you re organ.hng a non -i rot t event of merest o0 ocher 'Seaforth area res,oents, prone the ,-ecreabon afros. 527-0882 or - the Expositor at 527-0240. or mei the nfornabbn to Community Calender The Huron EWos,oar 'Bat 69. Seaforth, 3.4.ano. NOK welt n advance of the scheduled dote. Free lacing nc-odes Jets, t me, - -woe of event and cat only. Space for Me Cowin sty Ca,ender• s donated try The'tron Expositor