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Times Advocate, 1992-05-06, Page 18Pape 18 limes -Advocate, May 6, 1992 Honoured at last Tuesdays Excellence In Education banquet held In Holmesville were, back row: Bill Shore (left), Carla Ann Oud, Deb McCann, Terry Wrght and Ted Hyde. Front row: Jenny Wareham (left), Becci Farquhar and Jody Becker. South Huron students receive awards of excellence HOLMESVILLE - The seventh annual Excellence in Education Banquet was held at the • Gode- rich Township Hall in Holmes- ville, last Tuesday. Among those honoured by the Huron County Board of Education and the Onta- rio Secondary School Federation were students, teachers and com- munity members whose actions have demonstrated their dedication to public education at South Huron District High School. Among students honoured were Jody Becker, Bec- ci Farquhar, Ted Hyde, Carla Ann Oud and Jenny Wareham, while teacher Bill Shore, staff member Deb McCann and the Exeter Optimist Club also re- ceived recognition. Jody Becker has been a student council rep for five years and this year acted as student council treasurer. In her grade 12 year Becker was the student council elementary school liaison chairperson and has been a member of both the soccer and curling teams. In ad- dition to performing in several school drama produc- tions, Becker has acted as a peer tutor, peer council- lor and member of OSAID. She has maintained an A average in each of her five years and is the daughter of Bob and Bonnie Becker. Becci Farquhar has maintained an honours stand- ing and competed in curling, field hockey and soccer. She has been a member of OSAID, acted as athletic council chairperson, peer tutor and played in two dra- ma productions. She is the daughter of Bill and Lin- da Farquhar. Ted Hyde has been technical director for three years for large main stage school shows, showing leadership in directing student crews and abundant invention in a technical capacity. He has also helped with many .other school functions and outside of school with Visiticitagrolq3s and iiceaLlashion-shows. Hyde has Sacks photographer:whistle schooi-yiear- book and -Times -Advocate. Ted is the son of Nor- man and Maxine Hyde. Carla -Ann Oud has been consistently successful academically landing on the honour roll and at the top of her class. She has participated in drama and represented South Huron at the Blyth Festival. In ad- dition, she represented South Huron in the Canadian Bar Association Mock Trial Competition in 1991. She has been on the yearbook staff and is the daugh- ter of Peter and Joan Oud. In her five years, Jenny Wareham has combined a range of activities such as volleyball, curling, soccer and field hockey with academic success. She acted as student council vice president this year and has been an athletic council rep and OSAID member. She has been involved in two major roles in school productions and is the daughter of Ralph and Joanne Wareham. Bill Shore has been a French teacher at South Hu- ron for only four years but has made major contribu- tions in that short time. Shore has coached junior boys' soccer and volleyball as well as senior girls' volleyball. Shore has also supervised extra- curricular enrichment activities with student groups and acted as federation rep for South Huron for two years. Deb McCann has been a valued member of lhe South Huron staff because of her skills as a secretary„ and willingness to help. She has been secretary at the school for 16 years and been involved inineany school productions. The Exeter Optimist Club has long been associated with South Huron, operating several functions .to raise money in support of school activities. They made a major contribution towards a start-up (CD - Rom) in the library. The club has also provided fi- nancial support for graduates in the form of two tech- nical scholarships and towards enrichment activities, specifically Encounter With Canada, ...week long program for students •Szro s Canada. ` rry Wright accepted the award on behalf of the Optimist Club. Stephen council asks county's help with Grand Bend boundary report CREDITON - Stephen Township council is asking the county to help get around the the provincial gov- emment's reluctance to finalize boundary negotiations between the township and Grand Bend. A boundary negotiations commit- tee report has' been held up at the provincial level, even though it has been approved by the townships that will he losing land to the ex- panding likeside village: 240 acres from Stephen Township and 150 acres from Bosanquet Township. According to Stephen Township administrator Larry Brown, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs agrees to all the land transfers pro- posed in the , boundary committee report, but is refusing to go along with the recommendation that Grand Bend extend its water and sewage lines to service subdivi- sions in those townships. _ _ "He [minister Dave Cooke] says he can't sanction it, provincially," explained Brown, adding that it is provincial policy not to recognize such agreements ohintra-municipal servicing. An alternative, said Brown, is to delete the servicing agreement from the boundary report and simply INSTANT COLOUR ,. COPIES with our, Canon COLOR LASER COIR Irma 42414101n St. Exeter 235-1331 create servicing agreements through local bylaws. Township council, at their April 21 meeting passed a motion re- questing the support of Huron County Council to adopt the parts of the annexation report that the province won't ratify. However, as Brown pointed out, one key player in the boundary ne- gotiations, the council Of Grand Bend. has yet to officially adopt the boundary report. BEST RATES on your G.I.C. Exeter 235-2420 Gasser-Kneale Grand Bend 238-8484 DON'T YOU THINK FREE TRADE IS WORKING? Well, just look at how things are now; Now, think back to how they were a few years ago. It seems to be working for somebody! ;61 BAIL EY'S OF HENSALL LTD. FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Highway #4 North 262-2020 Hensall 262-2626 your5ome Comfort People Newly qualified babysitters graduated from a babysitters training course held at St. Boniface School In Zurich over the past weeks, sponsored by the St. Boniface PTA. The outline for the course Is provided by the Canada Safety Council and taught by Elaine Bancroft. In the front row, from left, are Marcia Denomme, Julie Coleman, Matthew Zenon**, Sarah Verfnurif, Stephanie Rau, Kristine Miller, a'Id Adrian DeBont. In the second row, from left, arp Nicole Debus, Aimee Hoffman, Cathy Roger, Angela Denomme, Nicole Turkheim, Jason Wilds, Suzie Gushie, and Daniel Finkbeiner. Behind are Elyshia Denomme (left), Kim Geoffrey, Tabitha Overholt, Erin Gillespie, Tina Hoffman, Nick Lalonde, Jennifer Jeffrey, and Pamela Munn. Ab- sent are Rebecca Bedour and Nicole Masse. Low fat party food seminar in Clinton CLINTON- The Huron County Health Unit is in the midst of a campaign to promote healthy living for the upcoming summer months. A special food event to encourage low fat cooking is being held by 'the Nutrition Committee on May 13 and involves an evening of prac- 4iCa1 tips, recipes, a cooking dem- onstration, tasting and door prizes. The demonstration is on May 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Huronview Au- ditorium in Clinton. Pre- registration before Saturday May 9 is necessary at a cost of $5.00 a person. Please make checks pay- :sble.to Nutrition Services and send 13nrron•County Health Unit, P.O. 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