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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-07-11, Page 1414 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday, July 11, 2007 South Huron District School top students GRADE 9 TOP STUDENTS Male - Corey Smith Female - Kelli McGregor Runner-up Male - Jeff Stephens Runner-up Female - Alyssa Becker GRADE I I TOP STUDENTS Male - Jake Stephens Female - Kristyn Regier Runner-up Male - Steve Maas Runner-up Female - Lauren Haberer GRADE I0 TOP STUDENTS Male - Brendan Julia Roberts Shapton Female - Runner-up Male Runner-up - Alexander Female - Schaap Raven Gagne GRADUATES • GRADUATES • GRADUATES Male - Mac Christie Female - Meaghan Ellison Runner-up Male - Jeff Hotson Runner-up Female - Megan Finkbeiner ONTARIO SCHOLARS • ONTARIO SCHOLARS • ONTARIO SCHOLARS • ONTARIO SCHOLARS Jared Anstett Amy Jennison Kyle Prout Jeff Weido Devon Bedard Justine Johnston Maggie Roberts Jasmine Westlake -Power Ryan Brintnell Scott Kipfer Josh Ryan Emily Zielman Jessica Brown Cam Knip Nicole Schultz Gerard Zielman Kyle Bryson Tyler Knip Ann Simmons Tristen Caldwell Sadie McCann Melissa Smith Mac Christie Melissa Melick Lisa Snyder Danielle Christmas Stevie Musser Brent Steckle Meaghan Ellison Aaron Neeb Scott Stire Katelyn Freiter Laura Noakes Travis Thomson Stephen Holmes Amber Overholt Amy Turkheim Jeff Hotson Lindsay Powe Justine VanEsbroeck Grade 8 grads — Our Lady of Mt. Carmel held its graduation ceremonies June 26. Back from left are Father Ray Lawhead, Michael Bruneel, Jessica Langan, Casey Morrow -Harding, Brenyn Hodge and Aaron Driscoll. Fifth row: Jaron Van Osch, Darren Regier, Zachar Havryliv, Scott Berendsen and Jordan Kadlecik. Four row: Maggie Hunt -Smith, Matthew Vanhie,Todd Lightfoot,Adam Morrissey, Garret Cross, Michael Winship.Third row: Samantha Lavery, Chantel Kelders, Rosa Snopko,Allison McCann and Josie McCann. Second row: Melissa Cronyn, Lynn Weber, Meghan McGill, Michelle Hall, Melanie Vanhie and Stephanie Muller. Front:Andrew Learn, Rebecca Hern, Dawn Regier,Amber Dietrich and Christian Baker. (photo/Pat Bolen) Save with programs STRATFORD — On June 20, Festival Hydro announced they will help customers conserve elec- tricity, save money and benefit the environment by participating in 'The Great Refrigerator Roundup', `Summer Savings' and 'The Peaksaver' programs supported by the Ontario Power Authority. "We are excited to be a part of 'The Great Refrigerator Roundup', `Summer savings' and The `Peaksavers pro- grams'," said Bill Zehr, president of Festival Hydro Inc. "By taking advantage of these programs, the peo- ple of Stratford, St Marys, Seaforth, Brussels, Dashwood, Hensall and Zurich can play an important role in using electricity wisely and reducing peak elec- trical demand over the critical summer months," said Zehr. This summer, electricity consumers across the province will be able to choose from a variety of incentives across the complete spectrum of energy efficient products and services from retiring their power hungry refrigerators to tuning up their central air condi- tioners. Customers interested in improving the efficiency of their central air condi- tioners can also partici- pate in the Ontario Power Authority's program called the 'Cool Savings Program'. "These programs repre- sent the largest co-ordi- nated effort Ontario has ever made to encourage consumers to use less electricity," said Paul Shervill, a vice-president of the OPA. "As Ontario moves toward rebuilding its electricity infrastructure, the conservation initia- tives of each resident maintain and enhance the sustainability of our current power generation and distribution system." By combining offers and watching their electricity habits, con- s° sumers qualify fora 10 per cent credit on electricity bills automati- cally if they reduce their current consumption of 10 percent over the same period last year. For more information about the programs, con- tact Festival Hydro at 1- 866-444-9370 or www.festivalhydro.com