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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-07-05, Page 9VVJNES AY, 41111Y 5,1995 Fifty-seven graduate from WPS Fifty-seven Grade 8 students from Wingham Public School were presented with their gradua- tion diplomas last Tuesday eve- ning. Jerry Cianciatuso gave the vale- dictory address` dui�ing graduation ceremonies held in the school gytpnasium. The Jim Ward Shield for the most improvement during the Grade 8 year was received by Julie Snow. The general proficiency #ward, sponsored by the Lions Club of Wingham, for the top all-around student was presented to Jeff Leitch and Jay Leitch. Janet Lisle was presented with the Marion Inglis Award as the top academic student in Grade 8. The Colleen Robertson Memo- rial Award for citizenship was pre- sented to Jacgpelyn Elston and Matthew Merkley. Optimist awards were presented to Bethany. Lindsay and Janet Lisle for English, Janet Lisle for French, Jay Leitch and Chris Cameron for Canadian studies, Chris Cameron and Janet Lisle for science, and Jacquelyn Elston and Ginny Schenk for music. Kinsmen awards were presented to Bethany Lindsay and Aaron McBurney for mathematics, Jenni- fer. Pike and Krista MacKinnon for visual arts, and Chrissy Kerr, Ke- vin Schill, Michelle Irvine, and Steve Carter for physical educa- tion. Gauss math .contest achieve- ment certificates were presented to Bethany Lindsay, Jerry Cianciaru- so, 'Jacquelyn 'Elston, Jamie Gun - son, Patrick Nolan, Jon Montgom- ery, Jay Leitch, Aaron McBurney, Mark Lewis, Michael' Blackwell, and Janet Lisle. An outstanding achievement certificate from the University of Waterloo for the highest score in Grade 8 at WPS was presented to Bethany Lindsay. Technology 21 outstanding WPS graduation...Fifty-seven Grade 8 students from Wingham Public School re- ceived their graduation diplomas last Tuesday evening. awards were presented to Tammy Jo Alton, Jamie Baynton, Amy Bushell, Chris Cameron, Steve' Carter, Courtnee Chambers, Tim Embling, Adam Fenton, Janet Lisle, Joe Matthews, Aaron McBurney, Patrick Nolan, Jenni- fer Pike, Erin Robinson, Pam Stamper, and Jamie Willett. Janet Lisle received a certificate of merit from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority for having her science project reflect on some aspect of the conservation of natu- ral resources. Students on the school's honor roll for 1994-95, for attaining an overall average of 80 per cent were Jerry Cianciaruso, 'Chris Cameron, Jacquelyn Elston, Jamie ..Gunson, Chrissy Kerr, Jay Leitch, Jeff Leitch, Mark Lewis, Bethany Lindsay, Janet Lisle, Krista MacK- innon, Aaron McBurney, Patrick Nolan, Lauren Pautler, Deborah Pike, Jennifer Pike, Erin Robin- son, and KandLice Robinson. School letters were presented to Chris Cameron, Steve Carter, Jer- ry Cianciaruso, Jacquelyn Elston, Susan Guse, Michelle Irvine, Chrissy Kerr, Jay Leitch, Jeff Leitch, Mark Lewis, Bethany Lindsay, Janet Lisle, Krista MacK- innon, Aaron McBurney, Matthew Merkley„ Jonathan Montgomery, Patrick Nolan, Lauren Pautler, Christopher Roberts, Kevin Schill, Jordanna Welsh, and Kenny Wright. • Receiving graduation diplomas were Tammy Jo Alton, Patricia Atkinson, Jaime Baynton, Michael Blackwell, Karen Bouwers, Chris Bowyer, Nathan Brown, Amy Bu- shell, Christopher Cameron, Jenni- fer Cardiff, Steve Carter, Courtnee Chambers, Jerry Cianciaruso, Shannon Edgar, Jacquelyn Elston, Tim Embling, Adam Fenton, James Fitzgerald, Jamie Gunson, Stlsan Guse, Rachel Heffer, Tre- vor Hickey, Kelly Holden, Mi- chelle Irvine, Chrissy Kerr, Jay Leitch, Jeff Leitch, Mark Lewis, Bethany Lindsay, Janet Lisle, Dale Martin, Joe Matthews, Matthew Merkley, Jonathan.. Montgomery, Krista MacKinnon, Aaron McBur- ney, Shawn McKinlay, Patrick Nolan, Lauren Pautler, Deborah Pike, Jennifer Pike, - Melissa Rhodes, Curtis Ritchie, Chris Rob- erts, Erin Robinson, Kandice Rob- inson, Ginny Schenk, Kevin Schill, Julie Snow, Derek Stacey, Pam Stamper, Wesley Stapleton, Janelle Sutton, Jordanna Welsh, Jamie Willett, and Kenny Wright. During a special assembly last Monday, the school recognized students in Grades 1 through 7 who participated in the choirs, clubs, sports teams, intramural teams, and those students who as- sisted in the library and in peace keeping. Wright is Turnberry valedictorian Janine Wright gave the valedic- tory address last Monday evening, as 16 Grade 8 students from Turn - berry Central Public School were presented their graduation diplo- mas. The graduates and their parents as well as teachers gathered at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club for the graduation ceremony. Mike Ross received the citizen- ship award and was named the male athlete of the year. Jenni Campbell was the female athlete of the year, and received a certificate for being the school prime ministerfor the 1994-95 school year. Amy Leclair received an award for Canadian studies. Jeff Martin was presented the Wingham Lions proficiency award. The "I" Shield and the Randy Thompson scholarship was pre- sented to Chris Greig. Brad Wright was presented the Harrison science award. Janine Wright received a school letter. Lori Bridge was presented an award for mathematics. Members of the Technology 21 class were presented with certifi- Guides receive cords Tamara Krebs of Wingham, Eve- lyne Matz, Bluevale and Jennifer Weber, Lucknow, all members of the 1st Wingham Pathfinder unit, recently received their Canada Cord certificates. The girls were presented with their certificates at Wingham Guid- ing's year-end banquet earlier this spring, Brownies, Guides, Pathfind- ers, Rangers, Guiders and their guests enjoyed barbecued hot dogs, thanks to three Boy Scouts and one Cub Scouts, as well as salads and desserts provided by the parents. An advancement ceremony fol- lowed supper. Carol Bailey, Guid- er, had crafted a beautiful "dream catcher" and each girl attached feathers to it as she told what she liked best about Guiding. At the high point of the evening, all gathered together to honor Ta- mara, Evelyne and Jennifer as each girl was presented with her Canada Cord, the highest achievement a member can earn in Guiding. Turnberry grads...Receiving diplomas for graduating from Turnberry Central School were (front) Jeremy French, Craig Fair, Chris Greig, Brad Wright, Jeff Martin, and Mike Ross; (back) Dana Davies, Kathryn Adams, Melissa Valdez, Amy Leclair, Lori Bridge, Jenni Campbell, Angela Ross, Terri Lynn Schell, Janine Wright, and Nicole Beer. cates. The graduates this year are Kath- ryn Adams, Nicole Beer, Lori Bridge, Jenni Campbell, Dana Da- vies, Craig Fair, Jeremy French, Chris Greig, Amy Leclair, Jeff Martin, Angela Ross, Mike Ross, Terri Lynn Schell, Melissa Valdez, Brad Wright, and Janine Wright. • Canada Cords...Three members of the 1st Wingham Pathfinders received their Canada Cord certificates earlier this spring. They are Tamara Krebs, Evelyne Matz and Jennifer Weber. The Canada Cord is the highest achievement in Guiding. A 1 NE WNW ADUAWCETMMES NextciinicAug. 3 seniors Da° Last week was filled with activi- ty as the Wingam and Area Sen- iors' Day Centre ended the month of June. lummer has shown in itself in temperatures and summer fun! Marg Beard and family shared their company with the group on Monday. Outdoor games of croquet and baci ball were enjoyed at Cruickshank Park. It couldn't be summer without a refreshing drink of lemonade, which everyone helped to prepare. Last Tuesday, June 27, Anita Guernick of the Craft Shoppe on main street in Wingham, came to share her "crafty" talents. A heart - shaped potpouri sachet was demon- strated arid she was a patient in- structor so all us of us could have a lovely gift. She made the craft easy to prepare. Last Wednesday was our foot clinic. Due to holidays, the next clinic will be held Aug. 3. If any- one would like to make an appoint- ment, please call the centre at 357- 1440. We spent the afternoon playing games and completing craft pro- jects. Our bus trip to Grand Bend was a great end to the month of June. The group of seniors visited the Pinery Park and had an insight- ful guide comment on the forma- tion of the park and how some unique species of plant life are prevalent in Grand Bend. Also, some interesting displays of wild- life and park conservation were ob- serve i at the visiting area before we departed, The Lambton Heritage Museum was our picnic destination. thanks to our food services manager, Jan- ice Van Osch and the kitchen vol- unteers, for all the work they did in making our picnic so enjoyable. The museum has a park with eight buildings, including a church, a blacksmith shop and slaughter house., an implement shed, a school house, a period home with herb garden and an appreciation garden. with plaques of patrons who aided in making the park -museum possi- ble. A sincere thank -you is extended to driver Everett Pennington of Cherry Bus Lines. He can maneu- ver the coach bus nearly anywhere. Also, last but not least, we thank the volunteers who assisted to make this a memorable day. The last day of the month fea- tured special entertainment from various children. Marilyn Carruth- ers brought her music students and the talent of the children is amaz- ing. N. hope everyone had a won- derful Canada Day holiday. HOLMES-RAWN--Darlene and Rick are pleased to announce the birth of their son Shane Richard, born June 20 at St. Joseph's Health Centre, London. He weighed in at 7 lbs., 8 oz. and is a brother for Ja- mie, Josh and Jason. RECYCLE THIS PAPER The Huron County Board of Education Summer School 1995 SECONDARY IMPROVEMENT.COURSES July 10 - August 1 English and Mathematics - Grades 9 through 12 ,. Additional courses may be offered in Grade 9 subjects if numbers warrant. CONTINUING EDUCATION for Adult Students until August 18 Most classes run daily from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon FEES: All courses are free. LOCATION: All courses, except Continuing Education, are of- fered at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Bus transporta- tion is provided from Exeter, Goderich, Wingham and Seaforth. Continuing Education courses will be held in Vanastra, Wingham and Goderich. For further information contact your local school or Don Tremeer Principal, Summer School 527-0790 R. Brown Chair Ait„, P. Carroll Director Celebration `95' July 13, 14, 15 Side Pop 'N Save at participating Merchants Arts & Crafts at Cruickshank Park Friday July 14 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Saturday July 15 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Co -Ed Volleyball Josephine Park Saturday July 15 Registration 9:00 a.m. games to follow 3 on 3 Basketball at Knights of Colombus Basketball Court Saturaay July 15 Registration 9:00 a.m. Games to follow (Registration Forms available at Recreation department- Town Hall) Hospitality Tent & Food Booth Josephine Park Hosted by lronmen & Optimists Friday 6:00 p.m. to Midnight Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Wingham BP's Oldtimers Wingham Colts Friday July 14 at 800 p.m. Josephine Park Yuk Yuks Dance at Wingham Legion by DJ. at Legion Friday July 14 at 9:00 p.m. Saturday July 15 - 9:00 p.m. Hank Williams Show at Legion Sunday July 16 - 2:00 p.m. Tickets available at Locker Room Sports or Rosalind's & The Male Room, Canadian Tire &Organized by the Wingham & Area Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee