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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-07-04, Page 3NE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 4. 1190 3 Seaforth High Honor winners are celebrated Seaforth Dimritt High School had us Honour Student Awards Ittjsk June 27 to honour those a111illi that earned the highest nom=. Guest speaker was Jane Popple, Class of '89. Since graduaung Miss is attending Conrad Grebcl ge at the University of Water- loo and plans to go to theological school for thrix years afta graduation. She spoke of oppor- tunities and acctpung them as they COM. ONTARIO SCHOLAR For eanung marks of 80 pa cent or highs are the Ontario Scholar Nominees: Tracy Bosnian, Brad Carter, Jason Dietz, Tracey Fischer, Anna Sakasov wand Jason Sch000derwocrd. FIVE YEAS HONOUR .students earning 75 per cent or more for five consecutive years are Jason Dietz and Jason Schoonder- ocnL cpFOUR YEAR HONOUR Sect is who earned marks of 75 er or more for four con- ative years are: Jim Bannerman, Karsten Carroll, Brad Carter, Steve Fritz, Dwain Forrest, Veronica Glanville, Nancy Godkin, Jennifer Hugill, Heather McKercher, Shelly Nigh, Paulette Predhomme, Mary Lou Stewart and James Wilbee. GRADE 13 Students who earned 75 per cent or more in six grade 13 subjects are: Brad Carter, Jason Dietz, Christi Hunter, David Kelly, Connie McClure and Jason Schoonerdwoerd. GRADE 12 Students who earned 75 per cent or more in grade 12 are: Jim Ban- nerman, Karsten Carroll, Cathy Dalrymple, Tony DeCorte, Kevin Dick, Bonnie Finlayson, Dwain Forrest, Steve Fritz, Dan Glanville, Veronica Glanville, Nancy Godkin, Jennifer Hugill, Scott Hunt. Heather I,rptlQt atuLatto115, Honour af;tudrtnta d% Ol1CIi ;hath, FOUR YEAR HONOUR STUDENTS - Back row from left: Jim Bannerman, Karsten Carroll, Brad Carter, Steve Fritz, Dwain Forrest and James Wive. Front row from left- Veronica Glanville, Nancy Godkin, Jennder Hugill, Heather McKercher, Shelly Nigh, Paulette Predhomme and Mary Lou Stewart. Oxford photo McKercher, Shelly Nigh, Shelly O'Brien, Valerie Overholt, Amanda Phillips, Paulette Predhomme, Julia Prest, Mary Lou Stewart, Dan Up - shall, Tammy Vander Veen and James Wilbee. GRADE 11 Students who earned 75 per cent or marc in grade 11 are: Melissa Armstrong, Dan Bachert, Pam Bennett, Ann Marie Beuerman, Sherry Harburn, Lisa Henderson, Ayesha Hills, Tammy Jones, Andrew Kennedy, Andrea Moore, Kevin McIlwain, Deb Nolan, Kate Papple, Greg Preszcator, Brad Schroeder, Shane Taylor and Gary Williams. GRADE 10 Students who received 75 per cent or more in grade 10 are: Karen Bachert, Wendy Bachert, Connie Bannerman, Laurie Boven, Amanda Buu, Leanne Charters, Michelle Dillon, Tammy Janmaat, David Kennedy, Wendy Lammerant, Andrew Liu, Mark MaqDonald, Kelly McCowan, Craig MbGrath, John McKercher, Honor McKinley, Seth McKinley, Sherri McLachlan, Kerry McMillan. Mike Pearce. Daymon Pilkington, Susan Rowcliffe, Randy Shepherd, Julie Smith, Joanne Van Loon and Patricia Wynja. GRADE 9 Students who received 75 per cent or more are: Cora Allan, Tim Bachert, Bonnie Bannerman, Sherri Bennett, Robyn Carnochan, Susan Carter, Brian Dillon, Barb Forrest, Greg Fritz, Kris Gemmell, Mike Henderson, Jodie Hugill, Faris Khan, Michelle Murray, Morgan Murray, David McNairn, Kris McNaughton, Karen Nigh, Tyler Papple, Aaron Peters, Monica Ryan, Susan Stewart, Cheri Taylor and Thomas Wheatley. FIVE YEARS HONOUR STUDENTS - From left- Jason Dietz and Jason Schoonderwoerd. Oxford photo ST. COLUMBAN GRADUATES - St. Michael's Secondary School in Stratford held their first ever graduation last week at the Festival Theatre. Five local students from St. Columban received their Ontario Secondary School diplomas at the ceremony. Pictured here, left to right, are Jim O'Reilly, Sherri Malone, ' am Nolan, Sandra Claessens and Chris Vogels. With the group, second to left, is St. Columban parish priest Father Joe Hardy. M five students will be retuming to St. Mike's in September for their OAC credits. Submitted photo. Turf grandstand burns to a cinder in 1915 JULY 4, 1890 Mr. B. Smillie of Kippen, who has been attending the Toronto Normal School, is home at present. He thinks Toronto is nice, but it hasn't the attraction Kippen has. The electric lights on the Commercial circuit here in town are still working in a very unsatisfactory way, are in fact practically useless, and if the council does not take immediate steps to secure a better service the merchants will have the lamps removed and will go back to the old system of coal oil liehtina. Mrs. Knox of Harpurhcy has furnished us with a sample of the largest and most delicious stawbemes we have ever seen. Some of them measured as much as five inches around the one way and 54 inches the other, and the flavour corresponds with the size. They were grown in her own garden and do her credit as a horticulturalist. On Thursday of last week Mr. Archibald Scott, of the firm of Scou Brothers, musical instrument dealers of the town, sold four pianos and on the following day three organs, all to persons in this county. 'ibis makes two pretty good days' work. JULY 2, 1915 The large covered grandstand at the race track was completely destroyed .by fire on Monday afternoon last week, together with considerable fencing along the track. The wooden stand burned like tinder and its quick collapse was all that saved the agricultural hall. The loss will be a heavy one to the Turf Association, and doubly so, coming only two days before the annual race meet. At a special meeting of the Brussels Council last week, the contract of putting down four blocks of macadamized roadway at the south end of Main St. was let to Mr. Thomas McLean of Wingham, the council to furnish all the stone. The Brucefield community is very proud of the young fellows who left here for England to fight for our king and country last week. They were Messrs. Nesbitt, Harry Smith and Stewart Knox. The cement walls at the new Brussels grist mill are completed and the work is being rushed ahead. JULY S, 1940 While driving to his home in Constance on Thursday evening, Leo Stephenson struck and instantly IN THE YEARS ALONE from the Expositor Archives .1. ma ear 11040 - �. killed a deer which suddenly jumped from the ditch in front of the car. The almost continuous rain which featured the month of June was climaxed on Sunday by a cloudburst, which caused considerable damage to crops and gardens. The storm came up suddenly and within a few minutes roads and fields were covered with water, while higher places were white with hail which, in a number of cases, covered the ground to a depth of nearly two inches. Lance Corporal FergBullard of Winthrop sent a cable rom England on the 17th of June, saying that he had been to France, but got back. safely to England. Ferg has received a stripe since going to England. '� seventh annual Seaforth Collegiate institute scholarship has been awarded to Miss Alma Lawrence, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Lawrence of McKillop. JULY 8, 1965 The competition was keen but Reeve Earl Dick of Hibbert sustained an early lead to come out on top of the first Lions log rolling contest at the Lions Pool this week. Joan Coleman, Miss Topnotch, was selected Queen of the Lions Carnival. Other contestants included Elsie Gosar, Wendy Fry, Joan Sinclair, Cheryl Moore, Elizabeth Smale, Linda Kennedy and Nancy Berger. Wqigli on a rebuilding program to inclute beveragz rooms at Dublin Hotel will begin as soon as possible. The way was cleared Wednesday when McKillop Township ratepayers approved beverage rooms for men and women Jack Chipchase of Hensall has signed a contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL. Leaf officials said that he willbly be assigned to the Tulsa Oilers, ONTARIO SCHOLAR NOMINEES- From left: Brad Carter, Jason Dietz and Jason Schoonderwoerd. Oxford photo. ONTARIO SCHOLAR NOMINEE Tracy Bosman. Oxford photo. IN yas.11e ergerdliine 1 nett4irellt event of Interest to other Seaforth area residenta, phone the recreation etfbe 11274111112 or the Expositor at 827.0240, or mil the Intemiallon to Coonnean ty Calendar, The Huron Expositor, sox SS, Sealer*, Gnash e, NOK 1 w0 well in advance of the scheduled dab. Fre. Ming lnoIudsa ibis, tithe, naive of event and location only. epee* for the Community Wender er le donated by Th. Huron Expositor. CIVIC CORNER THE SEAFORTH COMMIT- TEE OF ADJUSTMENT will meet Monday, July 9 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Town Hall to hear an application for minor variance of Rav Huether. SEAFORTH COUNCIL will hold their regular July meeting Tuesday, July 10, 1990 at 8 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Town Hall. SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES will meet on Thursday, July 12 at 8 p.m. in the Committee Room at the Community Centres. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Wed., July 4 -12:50 .m.—Flt•tL 12:10p Aqua ions Pool 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. — Senior Shuffleboard at the Arena 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. — Skateboarding at the Arena 7:00 p.m. — St. Columban Atom 1 Soc- cer vs. Grand Bend 2 at St. Columben 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. — Fitness is Fun at Arena Thurs., July 5 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. — Fitness Is Fun at soot 7:00 p.m. — St. Columban Squirt 2 Soccer vs. St. Columban 1 et Dublin Field 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. — Men's Ball Hockey at SDCC 8:00 p m -- Hogs vs. Beechwood 9.00 p m Bollersmlth vs. Topnotch Fri., July 6 7 00 - 10`00 p.m - RMNr Skating at the Arena Sun., July 8 10.00a.m 4 00 p m The Huron County Genealogical Society will be transcribing tombstones at Maitland J Cemetery, Goderlch. Anyone In- terested In helping will be most welcome. Further information 522-1808. Mon., July 9 12 10 - 12:50 p.m. — Aqua Fit at Lions Pool 8.00 p. m. — Senior Games Potluck Din- ner and Awards Night at the Arena - Cards to follow after 7 00 p.m. — S1. Columben 1 at Dublin Field Tues. , July 10 8:30 - 9-30 a m — Fitness Is Fun at SDCC 7:00 p m. — Soccer - St. Columben pee Ws. 1 vs Grand Bend rt St roluAtban Wed. , July 11 12:10- 12:50p.m.— Aqual-Itat Lions Pool 1:30 - 4:00 p. m. — Shuttteboard al sock *30 - 4:00 p.m — Skateboarding at the Anna 7:00 p m — St. Columben Mosquito Soccer vs Colds rsarn at St . Cokxnbsn 8:00 • 900 p. m — Fatness is Fun et Arena