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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-10-10, Page 15Wednesday, October 11, 2006 Exeter Times–Advocate 15 SHDHS Commencement award winners Cangrow Scholarship Stevie Musser Crimestoppers Award Troy Elder District 8 O.S.S.T.F. Bursary Aaron Neeb, Michelle Desjardine Exeter & District Heritage Days Award Justine Johnston Exeter Lions Club Service Award Michelle Roy Exeter Order of Eastern Star Awards Tammy Coward, Jared Anstett Greg Montgomery Memorial Award Donald Dinney Heartland Credit Union Community Involvement Award Kyle Case Lieutenant Governor's Community Volunteer Award Ann Simmons Rotary Club of Grand Bend Award Amy Jennison, Ashley McCarthy Student Council Scholarship Award Ashley McCarthy, Emily Zielman Student Council Citizenship Plaque and Bank of Montreal Recognition Award Katelyn Freiter, Kyle Prout Technical Teachers Award Tim Bilcke Top Student Subject Certificates Dramatic Arts (Univ./College): Brent Johns Music Repertoire (Univ./College): Heather Amerongen Music (Univ./College): Michelle Roy Visual Arts (Univ./College): Christine O'Reilly Business Leadership: Becoming a Manager: Roman Roduner Information Technology in Business (College): Sarah Fletcher The Environment and Resource Management (Workplace): Brandon Ott The Environment and Resource Management (Univ./College): Brandon Consitt World Geography: Cam Knip World History (College): Josh Ryan World History (Univ.): Mac Christie Canadian and International Law: Brandon Consitt Cooperative Education: Stephanie Dietrich, Maggie Roberts English (College): Jessica Brown English (Workplace): Ross Mommersteeg English (Univ.): Mac Christie, Justine Johnston, Cam Knip The Writer's Craft (Univ.): Nicole Schultz Individuals and Families in a Diverse Society (Univ./College): Megan Finkbeiner Philosophy: Questions and Theories (Univ.): Mac Christie, Brandon Consitt Computer and Information Science (Univ./College): Colin Jones College and Apprenticeship Mathematics: Caitlin Gaiser, Kyle Haccius, Kelsey Pinder Advanced Functions and Introductory Calculus (Univ.): Jeff Hotson, Emily Zielman Math for College Technology: Kendra Windsor Math for Data Management (Univ.): Sadie McCann Math for Everyday Life (Workplace): Rebecca Slaughter Ontario Secondary School Literacy (Open): Brent Steckle Healthy Active Living (Open): Melissa Smith Exercise Science (Univ.): Laura Noakes Biology (Univ.): Jeff Hotson Chemistry (College): Laura Noakes Chemistry (Univ): Jeff Hotson Physics (College): Johnathan Smallman Physics (Univ): Jeff Hotson Construction Technology (College): Matt Lovie Construction Technology (Workplace): Shane Shank Technology Design (Univ/College): Scott Stire Communication Technology (U/C): Ryan Brintnell Manufacturing Technology (C): Travis Thomson Manufacturing Technology (Workplace): Gerard Zielman Transportation Technology (C): James Anson Transportation Technology (Workplace): Gerard Zielman Royal Bank Award Kyle Bryson Teachers' Festival Council Scholarship Kyle Haccius Royal Canadian Legion History Award Mac Christie, Scott Stire Laura Hern Memorial Award Jeff Hotson R.C.A.F. Centralia Reunion Award Jeff Hotson Instrumental Achievement Award Michelle Roy, Heather Amerongen Arts Achievement Award Nicole Schultz Kraft Auto Parts Award James Anson Kinette Award Maggie Roberts, Stephanie Dietrich Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Scholarship Neal Hayward, Scott McGregor, Laura Noakes, Josh Ryan Aiming for the Top Queen Elizabeth I I Scholarship Jessica Brown, Mac Christie, Brandon Consitt, Becki Dietrich, Megan Finkbeiner, Jeff Hotson, Stevie Musser, Michelle Roy, Josh Ryan, Scott Stire, Justine Van Esbroeck Aaron Smith Memorial Award Derek Spence Andex Scholarship Brent Regier, Gerard Zielman Pinder,Taylor, McNeilly and Godkin Chartered Accountants Award Greg Adair Jenny Rowe Scholarship Award Mike Bender Colleen Miller Award Chandra Dougall Independent Order of Oddfellows Award Jeff Hotson Lauretta Siegner Memorial Scholarship Justine Van Esbroeck Exeter Masonic Lodge Award Melissa Smith, Scott Stire Exeter Lioness Award Jessica Brown Exeter Villa Award Jasmine Westlake -Power Hayter Turkey Farms Agriculture Achievement Award Brooke Bedour Heartland Community Credit Union Business Award Greg Adair Huron County Federation of Agriculture Award Brooke Bedour Huron County Women's Institute Education Award Miriam Veldman Huron/Perth Real Estate Board Scholarship Craig Skochinski Dr.William McGregor Health Sciences Scholarship Kelly Cronyn Rebekah Lodge Bursary Brandon Consitt OSSTF District 45 Award Ann Simmons SHDHS Physical Education Award Laura Noakes Mactavish Award of Merit Jackie Clark, Josh Ryan, Emily Zielman Jean McEwen Memorial Scholarship Megan Finkbeiner, Melissa Jeffrey, Linsday Powe SHDHS School Council College Award Jessica Brown SHDHS School Council Apprenticeship Award Jordan Reid SHDHS School Council Workplace Award Brian Martene Bob Dinney Award Julie Bowers Teaching Staff Awards Kyle Case, Ann Simmons Royal Canadian Legion Scholarships Brad Keys, Brad Robinson Student Council Scholarship Megan Finkbeiner Student Council Scholarship for Growth and Development Josh Ryan, Heather Amerongen Director of Education Award Christina Riley Principal's Leadership Award Aaron Neeb University of Toronto Book Award Mac Christie Moncur Scholarship Meaghan Ellison, Mac Christie Governor General's Medal Mac Christie Ontario Scholars Jared Anstett, Devon Bedard, Ryan Brintnell, Jessica Brown, Kyle Bryson,Tristen Caldwell, Mac Christie, Danielle Christmas, Meaghan Ellison, Katelyn Freiter, Stephen Holmes, Jeff Hotson, Amy Jennison, Justine Johnston, Scott Kipfer, Cam Knip,Tyler Knip, Josh McCann, Sadie McCann, Melissa Melick, Stevie Musser,Aaron Neeb, Laura Noakes,Amber Overholt, Lindsay Powe, Kyle Prout, Maggie Roberts, Josh Ryan, Nicole Schultz, Ann Simmons, Melissa Smith, Lisa Snyder, Brent Steckle, Scott Stire,Travis Thomson, Amy Turkheim, Justine Van Esbroeck, Jeff Weido, Jasmine Westlake -Power, Emily Zielman, Gerard Zielman Communities in Bloom to hold meeting Oct. 23 By Scott Nixon TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF EXETER — A steering committee for Communities in Bloom is holding an informa- tion meeting Oct. 23 at the Ranch House Inn at 7 p.m. Committee member and South Huron Coun. Cathy Seip said the group is gearing up to participate in the Communities in Bloom competition next summer Anyone interested in the program is invited to attend the upcoming meeting. The group is also looking for more members and volunteers to help with the beautification of Exeter by helping with pulling weeds, picking up garbage and working on flower beds. The Communities in Bloom competition states it is "a Canadian non-profit organi- zation committed to fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility and beautifi- cation through community participation and the challenge of a friendly competition." The competition began in Canada in 1995 with 29 communities, a number that has since grown to hundreds. Communities are judged in eight categories: tidiness; environmental awareness; community involvement; natural and cultural heritage conservation; tree/urban for- est management; landscaped areas; floral displays; and turf and groundcovers. "We look good but we can always look better," Seip said of Exeter. She said the committee, which is a new committee formed under South Huron council, has 15 members. Seip added it will take a lot of work to get the program going, including submitting a book to judges detailing information about the area. Seip said the community will be judged in July. She added the committee wants to address the issue of weeds behind the buildings on Main Street and may ask art students at South Huron District High School to paint artwork in the windows of empty Main Street storefronts to make them more attrac- tive. Seip recently attended the Communities in Bloom awards convention in Woodstock and spoke to judges about what the local committee needs to do to prepare for next year's competition. Seip said she would like to see the whole community pull together and would also like the participation of local schools and churches. At the Oct. 23 meeting, the group will choose projects and areas to begin working on. For more information, call Seip at 235-2828.