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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-07-06, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 6, 1988 — 7A SDHS congratulates its honor students The scholars at Seaforth District High School were recognized for their academic excellence recently when the annual Honor Student Banquet was held. On the honor roll for 1987-88 at SDHS in alphabetical order are: Grade 9 Dan Bachert, Ann Marie Beuermann, Sherry Harburn, Lisa Henderson, Andrew Kennedy, Andrea Moore, Debbie Nolan, Beth Palin, Kate Papple, Greg Preszcator, Andrea Ribey, Brad Schroeder, Shane Taylor, Vicky Upshall, Virginia Van Gorder, and Melissa Whitmore. Grade 10 Jim Bannerman, Karsten Carroll, Cathy Carter, Leanne Dolmage, Na'., Farag, Dwain Forrest, Steve Fritz, Veronica Glanville, Nancy Godkin, Cheri Hoggart, Jennifer Hugill, Steve Martene, Heather McKercher, Janice McIntosh, Tammy Nash, Samantha Nesbitt, Shelly Nigh, Paulette Predhomme, Mary Lou Stewart and James Wilbee. Grade 11 Brian Alcock, Tanya Armstrong, Heather Baan, Sheila Bachert, Tracy Bosman, Robert Boven, Lori Bruxer, Karen Campbell, Brad Carter, Jason Dietz, Ben Driscoll, Tracey Fischer, Sherry Hoegy, Stacy Hoffman, Cecil Johnston, David Kelly, Jeff 'Medd, Donna Miller, Marianne Moylan, Wayne Regele, Jeff Robinson, Jason Schoonderwoerd, 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Rhonda Smith, Gloria Sparks and Ron Williams. Grade 12 Andy Ball, Elizabeth Boven, Rob Charters, Julie Ezewski, Cathy -Lynn Hak, Paul Murray, Pam Nolan, Jane Papple, Anne Robinson, Steve Van Dyk, and Crystal Whyte. Grade 13 Tracy Bedard, Brad Beuttenmiller, Kevin Cooper, Laurie Crocker, Joan Dodds, Rhonda Farag, Michelle Fry, Mar- tha Hook, Lisa Preszcator, Mike Schoonderwoerd; Peter Vanslyke, Anne Wilson and Mayuko Yoshioka. In addition, several students were recognized for hebing been honor students for four years. They included Andy Ball, Tracy Bedard', Brad Beuttenmiller, Elizabeth Boven, Cathy -Lynn Hak, Paul Murray, Pam Nolan, Jane Papple, and Anne Robinson. Another group of students obtained honor standing in each of their five years at SDHS and were Laurie Crocker, Joan Dodds, Rhonda Farag, Martha Hook, Lisa Preszcator, Mike Schoonderwoerd and Peter Vanslyke. And the following students will be nominated as Ontario Scholars: Brad Beuttenmiller, Laurie Crocker, Joan Dodds, Rhonda Farag, Martha Hook, Lisa Preszcator, Mike Schoonderwoerd, and Peter Vanslyke. - McLaughlin ChevmOlds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Boa 488 Cell Celled 88 Ontario Rd., Rue. 348-9150 MIPCHELLL, Ont. 348,8817 Sulo life Assurance Company of Canada (f/// „MAYUKO YOSHIOKA exchange student from Japan, was presented with a pen and pencil set by the students council at Seaforth District High School. Rhonda Farag, president of the student's council, presented Mayuko with the gift on behalf of the students at the school. Mayuko will soon be returning to her home in Japan. Corbett photo. LIFE & MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE RRSP RRIF'S NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STIt4M1S$E14 117 Goderich St. East, Sealorth T.D. 527-0410 ...4„4..•,4 ir style family hair care Call Linda at 345-2728 11/4 miles N. of Hwy. 8 at St. Columban FOUR YEAR HONOR STUDENTS at SDHS are Anne Robinson, Cathy -Lynn Hak, Brad Beuttenmiller, Paul Murray, Andy Ball, Pam Nolan, Elizabeth Boven, and absent Tracy Bedard and Jane Papple. Corbett photo. ;r \ • I '.' , I . rir, ri R - •1�5.�t pp ib iTrr.t�? HONORS BANQUET - A long tradition was carried on at Seaforth District High School on June 28, as the annual honors banquet was held. Rhonda Farag, Laurie Crocker, Lisa Preszcator, Brad Beuttenmiller and Mike Schoonderwoerd were all nominated as Ontario Scholars. Also nominated but absent are Joan Dodds, Martha Hook and Peter Vanslyke. Laurie Crocker, Joan Dodds, Rhonda Farag, Martha Hook, Lisa Preszcator, Mike Schoonderwoerd and Peter Vanslyke were also given special recognition for hav- ing obtained honor standing in each of their five years at SDHS. Corbett photo. • SUMMER SPECIAL. Of0 OFF �1h of July To Remove Unwanted Nair NOTICE - Closed July 25 to August 3 Hospital operating surplus is up $1,500 from 1987 The Seaforth Community Hospital heard mostly good news when its finance commit- tee made its report at the • 59th annual meeting held Tuesday, June 28. Sandra Smithers, committee chairman,' reported the hospital occupancy rate was lower at 60.3 per cent than in 1987 when it was 63.5 per cent, but that operating surplus for the year was $77,418, approximately $1,500 higher. Ambulatory care visits were up 7.4 per cent, from 6,499 to 6,980. New equipment purchased totalled $57,978, with approximately $42,000 related to the MobWett 2 portable x-ray machine. Ms. Smithers reported computer system proposals had been looked at briefly and the finance committee had recomended a separate Implementation Committee be formed to look at the purchase and phasing in schedule of a computer system. She also reported the Ambulance Dispatch woqld be taken over:by the Central Ambulance Communication Centre based in London. When that happens she noted the hospital will lose a subsidy of approximately $35,000, generated annually by the dispatch system. The hospital received total memorial donations of $4,181.40 in 1988, down from the $6,432.40 in 1987. Costs for therapeutics such as nursing units, operating room, physiotherapy, phar- macy and respiratory, increased from $19,210 in 1987 to $22,404 in 1988. The cost for other services such as the medical library, medical records and administration, rose from $150,874 to $166,410. Plant operation and maintenance also increased - from $150,840 in 1987 to $173,918 in 1988. Costs for drugs, medical and surgical sup- plies decreased from $145,414 to $138,555 and the cost for, general services such as laun- dry, linen, diet and houlekeeping decreased from $114,814 to $115,209. The administrative costs of the hospital rose in 1988 to $151,587 from $142,968.42. The areas showing the greatest increase includ- ed education which doubled, going from $8,436.68 in 1987 to $16,106 in 1988. The pur- chase of office machinery and chairs, coupl- ed with a rise in monies expended for public relations, association fees, insurance and postage costs, also contributed to the in- crease in administration costs. There was however, a significant decrease in printing costs - from $20,173.26 to $13,664, and legal fees - from $2,019 to $500. In his report Tom Phillips, chairman of the Property Committee, noted a new swit- chboard system was reviewed, since the Country Catering SEAFORTH 527-2040 U present system is at capacity, and added his committee recommends the hospital stay with Bell Canada. Bell has recommended the SLIST system whi.h includes more ex- tensions and larger capacity. In the president's report Fred Tilley, Chairman of the Board of Governors, prais- ed the hospital for its tremendous work. "It is gratifying to report that we have been awarded Full Accreditation for two years. I believe everyone deserves a great deal of credit for the hard work and effort they have put in, to turn our Accreditation status around from provisional one year in 1985 to a two year Full Accreditation in 1987," he said. Mr. Tilley also thanked members of the hospital board the hospital staff, medical staff and volunteers for their assistance over the year. •WEDDINGS • RECEPTIONS • REHEARSAL PARTIES *SPECIAL OCCASIONS Let us create a Menu for your special gathering. ANNE STE, MARIE 521.1438 JOHN PATTERSON 527.2040 Water Well DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nell Durl Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 MIMMISEMIMS Metropolitan Life announces a new Sales Representative. ZILLIAX BRINGS YOU ... "A STEAL OF A DEAL THROUGH SO, DON'T BE CAUGHT SLEEPING THESE VALUES! IJ MARK McLLWAIN SEAFORTH 527-2268 Mark McElwain of Seaforth has been appointed Sales Representative by Metropolitan Life. We've found the person who can best help you with your insurance needs. 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