No preview available
HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-07-03, Page 10Page 8 Times -Advocate, July 3, 1991 CQMM 1 INITY SHDHS Ontario Scholars and Top Students Sheila Dougall Patrick Ducharme Beth Hawley Denise Kints Kim Lingard Craig Miller Shari Morley Jacob Morrice Geoff Poole Leigh Rose Julie Schade Tracy Shute David Thiel Wanda Turnbull Mamie Walker Karcth Wernham Grade 9 Ian Jean (irade 10 Chris Neil Grade 11 Brian McInnes Grade 12 Barb Tieman Annual student awards EXETER - School is once again out for the summer, and South Hu- ron District High School will bid fond farewell to another year of students. This year, 16 of these students will graduate as Ontario Scholars. The students are: Sheila Dougall, Patrick Ducharme, Beth Hawley, Denise Kints, Kim Lingard, Craig Miller, Shari Morley, Jacob Mor - rice, Geoff Poole, Leigh Rose, Ju- lie Schade, Tracy Shute, David Thiel, Wanda Turnbull, Mamie Walker and Kareth Wernham. Meeting requirements for their Ontario Secondary School Diplo- mas were: Michael Agnew, James Ahrens, Tammy Alexander, Steven Arnold, Joelle Beaver, Jamie Bed- ard, Leon Bedard, Andrea Bell, Wayne Berends, Scott Bishop, Alan Blommaert, David Boersman, Raymond Boersman, Deborah Bies, Paula Bozzato, Sheri Bren- nan, Steven Campbell, Tracy Campbell, Jeff Cardiff, Mae Ling Chong, Gregory Clarke, Elizabeth Coates, Duane Costain, David Dal- rymple, Colleen Denomme, Derek Dinney, Sheila Dougall, Jamie Drake, Patrick Ducharme, Rob Du- charme, Jason Eccles, William Erb, Jeremy Finkbeiner, Douglas Finlay, Mark Finlayson, Glenn Ford, Kathleen Gage, Terry Gentt- ner, Richard Gingerich, Laurie Glavin, Paul Goldsmith, Ryan Good, Angela Gower, Susan Grubb, Robert Haines, Jeffrey Har- burn, Elizabeth Hawley, Dwayne Hayter, Stephen Heywood, Lisa Hodgins, Scott Hodgins, Terry Hoffman, Paula Hohner, Tracy Humphreys, Shannon Hrudka, Frank Ihrig, Bil Jennison, Tracy Johns, Terri -Ann Kerr, Jeffrey Kerslake, Cheryl King, Denise Kints, Clyde Kooy, Lynneue Kramer, Teena Lamport, Kimberly Lansbergen, > Kimberly Lingard, Carrie Lovie, David Mack, Mark Mathers, Todd McCann, Angela Mielke, Craig Miller, Tim Miller, Bevan Moir, Darrell Moore, Shari Morley, Jacob Morrice, Michelle Northcott, Paul Nutt, Julie Obre, Jeffrey O'Brien, Paul Passmore, Geoffrey Poole, Sharmaine Preveu, Charmaine Pritchard, Tammy Rader, Rene' Redhead, Debbie Re- gier, Ben Riley, John Rooseboom, Leanne Rooth, Mark Rothbauer, Jayne Rowe, Connie Russell, Jodi Sararas, Amanda Sawchuk, Julie Schade, Prentice Scott, Susan Selves, Sisamay Senghounmany, Ryan Shervill, Tracy Shute, Scott Simpson, Russell Sitter, Sue Ann Soldan, Michael Steckle, Anna Sza- bo, Piyapong Thepgnothinh, David Thiel, Tammy Thiel, Harlen Tin- ney, James Tomes, William Tow - ton, Wanda Turnbull, Kimberly VanDongen, Ian Verbeek, Diane Verberne, Maureen Walker, Bonnie Watson, Dennis Webster, Kareth Wemham, Gary Wilson and Jaime W ulterkens. Graduating in Adult Continuing Education were: Sharon Buxton, Doug Fairburn, Rosa Harrigan, Pat Hartman and Ron Mosurinjohn. Graduating with an Secondary School Graduation Diploma was Dorkeo Chansaamone. South Huron also had 113 stu- dents who qualified tltellonour Roll. In grade nine, students were: Ka- tie Armstrong, Erin Bieman, Mi- chelle -Dawn Ducharme, Troy Du- charme, Jason Durand, Mark Foster, Aaron Gardiner, Jason Ga- skin -Clay, Hayley Hartford, Steve Hendrick, Shawn Jacob, Ian Jean, Joanne Kerslake, Darren Kints, An Lam, Kelly Lansbergen, Andrea Mason, Christie McInnes, Jennifer McLean; Lorna Miller, Erin O'Rourke, David Palsa, Chrissy Parker, Bronwyn Pearson, Melanie Philips, Julie Restamayer, Lisa Robertson, Jenny Romphf, Kristi Sargeant, Sherri Smith, Terri Snell, Cindy Westerhout and Theresa Wiebe. Grade 10 students were: Jeanette Alblas, Mindy Bell, Victoria Bis - back, Jodi Desjardine, Jason Erb, Steve Farquhar, Scott Finlayson, Kelly Glavin, Linda Hardeman, Lisa Kenrick, Erin Kraftcheck, Jeff Lingard, Mark Lynn, Danny Mar- tens, Molly McClure, Ann -Marie Mittteholtz, David Morlock, Chris- topher Neil, Melinda Nethercott, Rachel Nutt, Christine Passmore, James Ramer, Jennifer Robertson, Doug Rook, Sivichay Scngkhoun- many, Doug Sitter, John Soer, Heather Ste,ckle, Fiona Walker and Linda Wallis. In grade 11, students were: Mi- chael Becker, Stephanie Cook, Jen- nifer Crowe, Lori Edwards, Jenni- fer Gardiner, Laura Hardeman, Amy Hawley, Darryl Hem, Casey Lessard, Kerry Manders, Michelle McDonald, Brian McInnes, Karen McKay, Barb Mortley, Mary Lynn Oke, Sarah Patterson, Jacob Peter- sen, Tonya Riehl, Troy Robinson and Jodi Soldan. Grade 12 students were: Jody Becker, Jennifer Bell, Richard Des- jardine, Rob Ducharme, Eric Dun- bar, Jon Ellerington, Karen Foster, Michael Glaskin-Clay, Susan Grubb, Denise Hendrick, Ryan Hern, Paula Hohner, Crystal Jones, James Kester, Cheryl King, Peter McAllister, Shawn McFalls, Julie Obre, Carla Ann Oud, Rob Pass- more, Susan Ratz, Julie Romphf, Jayne Rowe, Joel Sandwich, Jodi Sararas, David Schwindt, Jennifer Selwood, Anna Szabo, Jennifer Taylor and Barbara Tiernan. Of these individuals, tops in their particular year were: grade nine, Ian Jean; grade 10, Chris Neil; grade 11, Brian McInnes; grade 12, Barb Tiernan. "Mr. Dressup" visits Playhouse By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - There he was, live on stage, with Casey and Finnegan, Ernie Coombs, known and loved by three generations of children as "Mr. Dressup". Huron Country Playhouse offered two !concerts on Sunday to enjoy a TV idol of the munchkin set, and the theatre was crowded with children and their parents to see Mr. Dress - up in person. He did not disappoint, offering a show of magic tricks, songs and comedy to the delight of his enthu- siastic young audience. The "Tickle Trunk" was center stage, providing an endless array of costumes and props to transform "Mr. Dressup" into a magician, a farmer, a rock star, a clown and a jungle explorer. Jim Parker and his guitar provided some live music for audience par- ticipation, like "Farm Animals" and "If You're Happy and You Know It", but the most impressive number was the rock'n'roll oldie, "Rockin' Robin" complete with light show. Casey and Finnigan arc even more charming on stage, and Coombs is a master entertainer, finishing the show to the wild applause of par- ents and kids alike. About Town Tom and Jacqueline Prendergast of Southcott Pines, Grand Bend, celebrated their 35th Wedding An- niversary with about 80 friends and relatives in the new convention centre at Oakwood Inn, on Sunday afternoon. Meeting dates Catholic Women's League July 9, 8 p.m., Tuesday at the Alhambra Hall. Order of the Alhambra July 25, 8:30 p.m. on Thursday at the Al- hambra Hall. Women's Institute, United Church Women and Golden Age Club don't meet again until Septem- ber, but the UCW arc hosting a bake sale on Wednesday, August 7 at 11 a.m. The Catholic Women's League Bake Sale and Bazaar is on Satur- day, August 3, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Grand Bend United Church is holding an outdoor church service on Sundays during the summer. Church news Shannon Mary O'Malley Hamil- ton, infant daughter of John Hamil- ton and Kathryn O'Malley, was baptized at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Grand Bend on June 29. Congratulations also goes to Andrew Paul Digby, infant son of Paul Digby and Victoria Dell, who was also received into the Catholic community through the Sacrament of Baptism. Father Paul Beck celebrated alt weekend Masses, assisted by Dea- con Sam Dixon. in his homily, Fa- ther Beck talked about the Good News" of the Risen Christ. Do we hear it as only "old news" or even "dead news"? The Living Christ \ will help us to face, to accept and to deal with the problems handed out in life. Facing terminal illness or nurturing a handicapped child is never easy, but it is possible to con- tinue in faith, and that is "Good News", indeed. Members of the Catholic Wom- en's League held a Bake Sale after Sunday Masses, well patronized by holiday weekend crowds. All pro- ceeds went to the Lambton County Right to Life organization. Music students recognized DASHWOOD - Idella Gabel ARCT announces the results of her students who received first class honours from the Royal Conserva- tory of Music. Grade one theory, Leah Hartman; Grade two theory, Julie Steckle. Christopher Regier graduates from Mt. Carmel Grade 8 class. He received the Educational Incentive Award. He is the son of Jamie and Janice Regier and grandson of Shir- ley Tieman and great grandson of Luella Tieman. Bill and Nancy Becker celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary at a lodge in Port Severn. Their daugh- ter Cathy gave birch to a girl, Re- becca Ann, 7 lbs. 10 oz. at St. Jo- seph's London. Grandma Marion Skinner confirmed the announce- ment by adding, the father Rick and sons Brandon and Jordon were do- ing fine at her house. The great grandpa and grandma, Lloyd Fahner are pleased about their seventh great grandchild. 1STFtY WW1 ERSP SALE JUNE 15 to JULY 15 Additional 20% OFF on Kitchen Craft fine cabinetry Zf/e otu cosi/dere deeiga - 4ated€atle.c d Aulee, u a a reat de€ectle.c of <PlCed cued colowt4 Grand Bend kitchen & Rath Hwy. 21 238-6252 (OM' I hH 4 ,,o,i/1 Of III' Ii.L'I:t.% iii (,i<irid B<'iu/)