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Grade 11 honour students are:Front left: Amy Gordon, Katie
Emmerich, Erin Rock; (2nd row, left) Cindy McClure, Stephanie
Giller, Kelly Arin McDonald; 13rd row, left) John Storey and
Jasmine Foreman.. Absent: David Ludwig.
Grade 9 honour students are: front left: Marc Detchiaro,
Stacie Giller, Emily Wilkinson; (2nd rowleft) Courtney Fisher,
Kendal Carnochan, Kendra Bennewies; (3rd row, left) Curtis
Agar and Matt O'Rourke.
Grade 12 honour students
are:Front left: Sarah Agar,
Jennifer DelVecchio; (back)
Jennifer O'Rourke.
Heather Rae
photos
(Athletic award recipients
will be featured in next
week's The Huron
Expositor)
Bladers raising funds for child abuse prevention
roller blade through town. said they averaged 68 km in important that the kid are
The school will also_ be each of the first two days, involved than anyone: else
making a donation to them at On Monday. however. added Hamilton.
that time. Anyone -is fatigue slowed them down Blocka has participated -in
welcome to join them then and they travelled only 60 similar skates - one in. 1996
although their•armval time. is - km. skating trpm Edmonton to.
"You don't realize how 'Saskatoon and a second in
rigourous.it is. nothing cap 1998 'skating trim Thunder
prepare' you -for this." added Bay to Sault Ste. Marie. •
Hamilton. • The two previous skate.
Skating: six hours per day. raised! nearly. 5.130.000 and
the pair were looking to stop both. remain hopeful that
in Orangeville on Tuesday $30.000 can be raised for
before working -their way each charity.
back into more familiar / The 2000 skate was
territory, originally planned from Sault
When the skaters pass Ste. Marie to Goderich hut
through the various road construction presented
communities, they are them from skating the
inviting young people .to join , 887km., 1
and skate with them. Donations will be accepted
"I think it's more as they pass througli town.
By Matt Shurrie
Goderich Signal -Star Staff
When a pair,of Goderich
residents stopped in Barrie
on Monday. they were
physically exhausted and in
need of a rest.
Roller bladers Shelley
Blocka and •'Aiecia Hamilton,
along with driver Vicki
Culbert, left Goderich last
Friday to begin their 442 km
journey in support ofthe
prevention of child abuse.
The trio will pass through
Mitchell. Seaforth and
Clint6n tomorrow (June 22)
and are expected to arrive in
Goderich this Friday (June
23)atIpin
Their Thursday stop in
Seaforth ,is.expected around
2 p.m. at Lions Park where
some students from St. James
School will, join them to
High
school will
be open
with 277
students
Seaforth District High
School will be open this
September with 277 students,
superintendent Geoff
Williams told Avon Maitland
District School Board.
trustees 'at last week's
meeting.
"(SDHS principal) Mr.
Moore has indicated that he
can offer the required
courses with that number,"
he said.
Williams said the school
lost a small number of
students, which he estimated
at about 10, to St. Anne's
Secondary School in Clinton.
He told trustees that both
the principal' and vice-
principal will be teaching
and that distance education
may have to be considered to
provide some courses.
Seaforth Public School
will have 438 students, but
since Kindergarten students
only count as half. the full-
time equivalent enrolment is
383.
"Those are the numbers we
would have projected based
on bringing Walton and
Egmondville students into
the public school," he said.
He also reported that the
three portables being added
to accommodate student's at
Seaforth Public School
would arrive this week.
By Susan Huodertmark
approximate. 1
Calling their skate
'Striding Against Child
Abuse,' funds generated
from the marathon will be
donated to the Huron County
Child "Abuse Coordinating
Committee and the Goderich
Women's Shelter. Charities
in Saskatchewan and
Algoma, Ont. will also
benefit from the event.
"It's been tough and very
rigourous," noted Hamilton
during a telephone interview
do Monday. "(The support,
from passing motorists) gives
you the strength to go on."
Blocka and -Hamilton,
started their trip on. Saturday.
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