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Five Madill students and two -of
the high school's teaching staff were
honored during the Celebration of
Excellence Dinner at the Goderich
Township Hall in Hohnesville.
Ken Wood,, Madill principal,
teacher Marc Forrest and students
Darryl Button, Paulette Lippert,
Tom McDonald, Kendra Penn ingt m
and Leanne Simpson each received
awards.
Mr. Button has been an honor roll
student for five years .andhas
competed in mathematics contests
for most of his time at Madill. He
also has excelled as` Member of the
school's volleyball, 'basketball,
curling and soccer teams. He ham=
also been active in track ,anasl. field
• and;a` member of Madill's "R;each
for. the Top" team.
• Ms. Lippert. is , a member, of the
student council, a sehhol 'prefect,
and, a 'drama club •ineinber in ad-
dition to being an honor roll student.
Mr. McDonald is a Grade 12 honor
roll student who is actively involved
in' sports, including trackand field,
soccer, volleyball, basketball and
hockey. He is also in the school
Audio Club. He is interested in
mathematics and science as well as
displaying considerable creative
ability in electronics.
Ms. Pennington is a Grade 10
honor roll student who is a member
of the Acro Cheer Squad and a band
member. ,She also plays basketball
and is a hockey player for the
Teeswater Women's -team.
Ms. Simpson ids a Grade;. 11 student
who, is a'membirof the senior band
and an advanced piano student. In
sports this year, much of her energy
has been directed toward Nordic
skiing.
Mr. Forrest was honored for con-
sistently demonstrating concern for
his students both in and out of his
classroom. He is currently advisor
to the school prefects, co-ordinator
of the work experience program for
academic students as well as ad-
visor to the Effective Speaking Club.
Mr. Wood's award recognizes his
years as a master teacher, head of
the science department, vice-
principal and principal. His
dedication to education is reflected
in the record of the school where
students achieve well and go on to
higher education.
Others honored at the dinner in -
elude:
CRIME STOPPERS
of Huron County Inc.
Phone
140047266-1777
Crime Steppers of Huron County
Inc. is seeking the 'assistance of the
public in solving this theft which
took place inWinghain.
Policia arse gpking lbr . thieves who
-during fes{ period of July 30 to
,'l986 stole seven tires and
rims frontCullen Chili Olds at 115
JosflephineS t, **Ingham.
The thieves got into seven locked
Blazers :the parking lot and
removedthe spare fire from the
intei ler.' `he eta tires were 215
75R 15 -inch Weekend' Uniroyal
Tiger P,awsrvalued stover $10100.
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this or any other s+s tie.,
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Keith Mons' ;uttylH
and`Maryilearn, John Rad e
W WGoderich District' Calle iate
institute Students, John Kalbfleiseb,
Pat Martin, Katharine Murphy,
Robin Wark, Miriam Wee asoor%a.
Teachers, Bill Murdie, Barbara
Anne Ottewell; Community, Royal
Canadian Legion, Joy Lutz.
"Sweerreyi Teal
Graham,
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roe Count 'Board of
Education, Dorothy 'Wallace, David
'John -Cochrane.
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Saturday morning at 8:30, sharp. He was
the' nicest, most considerate guy you'd
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Then Helen riled,' and. George went to
pieces. He just crawled into his shell... and
nobody could get through., Eventually,
he hadtoask for a, leave -of -.absence from
the ehureh,....,. „and go away . -for six months.
I guess even ministerscan have
emotional problems;
Well. George still gets''help once, a
Week and -1 know` there are dais when.
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fact, last Saturday he said the most
rewarding part of this whole experience
was finding out he had friends when
.he needed them.
guess that's what at friends are for,
though, isn't it?"
• People like Georg are, gettingback
on theirfeet more frequently these
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mental health problems has improved
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