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Page 10 Times -Advocate, October 23, 1991 ates excellence at Commencement '91 EXETER - South Huron District al commencement High School's class of '91 returned Valedictorian was home Friday evening for the annu- Lingard, who now at Mamie Walker (left) and David Thiel were awarded the Mon - cur Scholarships at South Huron's Commencement ceremony Friday night. Jim Chapman (right), presents the Citizenship Shield and Student Council Plaques to SHDHS graduates Kim Lingard (left), Pat Ducharme and Sheila Dougall. The awards go to graduating students who have made outstanding contribu- tions to the life of the school and community. Parking undecided GRAND BEND - Overnight parking in Grand Bend appears as though it will be a problem passed on to the next council. Monday night, bylaw enforce- ment officer Keith Crawford asked council to make a decision on whether or not ovcmight parking will be allowed. "That's what the new council is going to have to decide, whether or not we want overnight parking," said councillor Dennis Snider. Reeve Bruce Woodley disagreed and said it should be taken care of immediately. Clerk -treasurer Paul Tumbull was to contact lawyer Dan Murphy for his recommendations on the on- going headache for the village. This past summer, the village had a municipally operated parking lot in which ovcmight parking was available. "We didn't see this as a perma- nent solution but we have spent money back there," said councillor Bill Uniac. Although deputy -reeve Shirley Mitchell did not agree, Uniac said having the overnight parking be- hind the Legion, did help solve a few problems. "I must have been living in a dif- ferent village over the summer," said Uniac to Mitchell's response. "I saw a definite improvement." Crawford gave the village his year-end report and in it he said a new contract would have to be ne- gotiated for his serviccs.alext sum- mer. HARVEY RATZ CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILLOR FOR STEPHEN TOWNSHIP - lifelong resident of Stephen Township - interested in municipalpoliticsall of my life - operated a farm and auto supply store in Shipka from 1954 to 1989 (Harvey Ratz Ltd.) - member of the Grand Bend United Church where 1 also served as a member of the Board of Stewards - member of the Stephen Township Recreation Committee since 1977; chairman since 1987 ( am presently employed part time by Ken Lovie Construction, Shipka and am building a new home at R.R. 02 Dashwood. I feel I have the time and energy to devote to this position if elected. It you have any concerns or questions please phone me at 237-3894. (If there is no answer, phone atter 10 m.) YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE WOULD BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED ON ELECTION DAY. Authorized by the CFO for Harvey Rate 1 University in Quebec. Lingard gave an emotional speech recalling years spent at the high school, re- minding her peers to 'seize the mo- ment'. Students from last year's graduat- ing class now represent South Hu- ron at 25 different post secondary institutions, a tribute to students, parents and teachers. Among the award winners Friday evening was David Thiel, who re- turned home from Harvard for the event. Thiel was presented with several awards including highest marks in OAC English I, French and mathematics, the Scott Hassel - back Memorial Scholarship as top science graduate, the Governor General's Medal, and was present- ed with the Carter Scholarship for having the best marks of any stu- dent in the Huron County. Thiel was also co -winner of the coveted Moncur Scholarship, shared with Grand Bend's Marnie Walker. Walker also took home awards for top marks in biology and histo- ry, and was awarded the Royal Ca- nadian Legion OAC History Award. Cheryl King was the top techni- cal student picking up the OA - CETT Technology Award, Exeter Optimists Scholarship, Exeter Kin- etics Award to top female technical graduate, as well as a teaching staff scholarship. Student council president Jeff Sweitzer and first vice president Jenny Wareham handed out several awards presented by the student council for the highest mark in each OAC course. Awards were as fol- lows: Accounting, Karen Foster; Computer Studies, Eric Dunbar, Rob Passmore, Kathleen Little; Bi- ology, Marnie Walker, Chemistry, Barbara Tiernan; Physics, Joel Sandwith; English I, David Thiel; English III, Lisa Hodgins; Dramat- ic Arts, Jacqueline Westelaken; French, David Thiel; Spanish, Bar- bara Tiernan; Family Studies, Kar- eth Wernham; Geography, Karen Foster, Jason Eccles; History, Mar- nie Walker; Mathematics, David Thiel; Music, Pat Ducharme. Technical awards went to: Doug Finlay, Dashwood Industries Award for top technical student; Charmaine Pritchard, Technical Teacher's Award for community service; Rob Haines, Jerry MacL- ean Award; Jim Kester, Ontario SHDHS graduate Kim award delivers the valedictory address during commencement activities at the high school Friday eve- ning. Electrical League Huron Chapter Award; Cheryl King, Rob Haines, OACETI Technology Award; Che- ryl King, Rob Haines, Exeter Opti- mists Scholarships; Jim Kester, Ra- dio College of Canada Award of Excellence; Cheryl King, Exeter Kinettes Award. Other awards on the evening are as follows: Citizenship shield and student council plaques, Sheila Dougall, Pat Ducharme, Kim Lin- gard; Library Service Award, Bon- nie Watson; Homuth, Taylor, Pind- er, McNeilly CA Award, Karen Foster; Music Achievement Award, Pat Ducharme; English Achieve- ment Award, Shelley Uniac; Inde- pendent Order of Oddfellows MAKING WAY FOR 1992 MODELS HITACHI VTM 141 2 Head VCR • Trilingual Intellescan • On Screen Programming • Auto Head Cleaning • 8 Program/1 Year Timer • HQ System Reg. $460.00 ASK ABOUT HITACHI'S EXTENDED WARRANTY 1. NOW $329.99 &Uen Stubb4, .6. Fillet 91( C ltte+ttaiullteKt THEDFORD 296-5565 Award and Exeter and District Her- itage Days Award, Shari Morley; Beta Sigma Phi Award, Kelli McBeath; Exeter Lioness Award, Anna Szabo; Crime Stoppers Inc. 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