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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-11-23, Page 6Page 6 Citizens News, November 23, 1978 High school honours graduates Continued from front page tact is added to one's suppose comes as each new memory, it builds up like a Rec hockey November 9 November 16 Sabres 7 — Panthers 6 Flyers 9 — Blues 5 Team Blues 5 — Panthers 5 Sabres 4 — Flyers 1 Wins Losses Ties G.F. G.A. Total Points SAbres 2 0 0 11 7 – 4 Flyers 1 1 0 10 8 2 Panthers • 0 1 1 11 12 1 Blues 0 1 1 9 14 1 Name Don O'Brien Dan Schilbe Dick Bedard Bill Hoffman Ken Clarke Ron Watts Jim Bedard Phil Overholt John Smitts Jim Consitt Paul Morrison Ray Wiedo Bob Morrissey Randy McKinnon O:;: tit U +M'y.1•+`g41 ",a ♦:.v. •' " ` ". .: `,+. "o;i"`�'.7 ♦ "♦h•:•. \ y3..,;.�. "; `. A.. "'i\4��i}�:J��,t3'��+��-'yam Leading Scores Team Goals Assists Total Points Sabres 4 1 5 Sabres 3 2 5 Flyers 2 3 '5 Sabres 1 4 5 Blues 2 2 4 Panthers 1 3 4 Sabres 1 3 4 Sabres 0 4 4 Panthers 3 0 3 Blues 2 1 3 Blues 2 1 3 Sabres 2 1 3 Panthers 1 2 3 Blues 1 2 3 Antenna B & T Sales. ac Service Installation and Repairs Delhi Towers T.V. and C.B. Antennas VARNA, ONTARIO Brian McAsh 482-7129 Tom Leppington 482-3177 44, 4w .v, `a+S ;xo:E M., •may`,.,•:`•,. �..:,<«•�a••:��ti r, " \\' �,�,4`.v�:.�,•",.•.:w.,1 :. )•, �.h;",� \ �r.x . t`�Yy',Y 'b••:.."7",: >'�Cokr �'\�,\ a;, iZ � b: *�`��";\U`�: q• �' J;';1 . ' y�.`:•�'' .: .:. .,. AA'.na:: ;Y::.::::':>::u.',.='•t:}:v..:••b°:•�:..,�.`.2.;n.:,\.•o�:♦?M,..R),�.•'2`�.:,.:•.p. •A.ta• C,•�i..CLh AQ,:. \•>t,> l REMINDER NOTICE Village of Zurich taxpayers are reminded that the final installment of 1978 taxes is due on or before November 30, 1978. Avoid penalty for late payment by remit- ting before November 30. Sharon Baker Clerk -Treasurer rung in a ladder. In looking back, the first rungs having faded from view now look very closetogether and one does not appreciate the ef- fort required in climbing them, In the same way those next few steps seem in- surmountable because of their proximity. If only we could get off the ladder of time and see things as they are instead of as how they _ appear to be. But the clock that kept us in these classrooms on Friday afternoons now, too, holds us fast. The learning process, however is not time's only fool. Time- also plays the same tricks with our lives. _ Looking out over . my former class mates I see them mostly as I saw them during the last weeks of school. My impression of them in the four years before that is misty �r stuck together like the pages of a book. In looking back I can't imagine that some of my, friends ever looked like their picture in my grade nine yearbook. The incidents which made our years here so enjoyable also seem pasted together like pages. For an instantwe can pry these pages apart and get a glimpse of people with the same names as ours, but we can't hold these pages apart indefinitely. This is good in that it forces -us to go on, to keep on living. It forces us to 1ie for each day making new decisions and doing new things with both old and new friends. Each of these new decisions will take us along new paths that will cross now and again. Those decisions we make - now and have made in the past may not and probably will not be completely reversible but they can be altered and they can only be altered in the present. For the same decisions and opportunities Will not hang around while we wait un- decided," • The " Moncur Scholarship which includes a con- siderable monetary award goes each year to the top male and female in grade 13. This year's awards go to Heather Little and Paul VanEsbroeck. STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD — At Friday's Commencement at South Huron District High School, the Student Council Scholarship was presented by president Pam O'Brien to Mary Warburton. . Staff photo Exeter Lions club president Don Mousseau presented prizes to the top students in each grade. They were Doug Scott, Deb Webster, Arndt Vermaeten, Paul McAuley and Kevin Glasgow. Student council president - Pam O'Brien presented pins to graduating students who have made outstanding contributions to the life of the school. They were Wendy Beaver, Carol Dougall, Brian Pym, Maureen Muller, Cheryl Chapman, Paul VanEsbroeck, Jo -Anne Van Raay, Donna Riddell, Michelle' Robinson a nd Martin Van Raay. The student council scholarship went to Mary Warburton and teaching, staff scholarships were won by Wes Abbott, Lynne Mercer and Scott Elder. The Mary 'Farrow award for the top student in English went to Eleanor Salmon, Catherine Weido won the Beta Sigma Phi award, Susan Feaver was- the Exeter Kinette club winner and Lynne Mercer was- a double winner taking the Exeter Kinsmen club and Hopper -Hockey awards. Receiving commercial subject shields were Lynne Mercer, Catherine Abbott, Carol Rader and Heather Meikle. Mary Warburton and Susan Feaver shared the Exeter Legion Auxiliary prizes. Awards in the technical department went -to Scott Elder, Dennis Preszcator, Tony Kester and Doug Scott:. Principal J.L. Wooden was chairman for the com- mencement exercises. He told the graduates, "Take pride in what you do, do it well and like it. What Thy hand findeth to do, do it with all thy might." . Also taking part in the program were Rev. Henry Van Essen, Huron - Middlesex MPP Jack Rid- dell, Huron County Board of Education trustee Harry Hayter and superintendent J.W. Coulter. Slab Bacon Thuringer Summer piece, Sausage Ib• $1 .89 Ib. $1 .99 by the piece, Ib. 99c sliced, Our Own Pure Beef Patties 6 to 8 Ib. bags, Ib. $1 .39 Fresh Regular Ground Beef Ib. $1.Z 9 T -Bone, Wing or Rib Steaks Ib' $2.68 Blade or Short Rib Roasts Ib. $1.29 Inquire About Prices on Local Beef and Pork This. Week Fully processed, Fronts of Beef Ib. $ 1 e 8 9 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING BEEF MONDAY --- PORK TUESDAY TREES COME DOWN — While trees on Goshen street north of the intersection enhance the1 area, a few of the trees were becoming dangerously rotten. Cutting up one of the old maples , • Thursday was Neil Walker. Staff photo ALVAVAMMIAWAVAAV=MeVeVAVANli , HURON BUSINESS MACHINES New location: - - 50 Albert Street, CLINTON 482-7338 SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTERS for lasting Christmas gifts: Typewriters, Calculators, filing cabinets, office furniture, stationery and a Targe selection of pen sets. 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