HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-09-26, Page 38I& THE HURON EXPOSIT OR. OCTOBER 3, 1
ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMAS to Graduates who have not returned. Back row from left: Raube Beuerman, Tony DeCorte, Dwain Forrest, Murray Whyte,
Jason Wheatly, John Sterner, Scott Teall, Aaron Broome, Jason Schoonderwoerd, BiII Tremeer. Middle row from left: Tracy Bosman, Anna Sakasov, Brad Carter, Wayne
Rec• le, Kevin Dick, Doug Hugill, Jeff Robinson, Jason Dietz, Ron Williams, Tracy Saiverda, Tracey Fischer, Brian Abode, Dave Kelly, Linda Hurad, Karen Campbell, Tanya
Art bong and Don Brown. Front row from left: Shelly O'Brien, Bonnie Finlayson, Karen Murphy, Amanda Phillips, Sharon Allan, Jason Cooper, Trevor Fortune, Jennifer
Watt, Leanne Whitmore, Christi Hunter, Amy Van den Akker, Mananne Moylan and Lon Bruxer Oxford photo
SDS honors
• from page 5
Jason Schoonderwoerd, Leanne
Whitmore.
Ladies Auxiliary, Branch 156,
Royal Canadian Legion - to the son
or daughter of a Legion Member
going on in higher education was
presented to Jane Rowcliffe.
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch
156 - to the son or daughter of a
Legion Member going on in higher
education was won by Brad Carter.
S.D.H.S. Staff Bursary - to a
student deserving of the chance to
go on in higher education was won
by Karen Murphy.
Women's Auxiliary of Seaforth
Community Hospital - to a student
who is proceeding on in a hospital -
related career was won by Marianne
Moylan and Amanda Philips.
Edith Nott Memorial Award - to
a student going on in childcare
education was presented to Bonnie
Finlayson.
Norman Jeffrey Memorial Bursary
- to assist S.D.H.S. graduates in
Fair results
continuing their education was won
by Aaron Broome, Lori Cronin and
Marianne Moylan.
Jeanne Saldivar Memorial Award
- this award, to a student pursuing
a career in nursing will begin Sep-
tember, 1991.
Patrick Kenny Family Award - to
the most improved student was won
by Julia Prest.
Calvin Pressey Memorial Award -
to a student who made S.D.H.S. a
happier place to be was presented
to Tracy Salverda.
Alumni Memorial Award - to a
graduating student who has done
well academically and has also been
active in school activities was won
by Lori Bruxer.
Jean Hildebrand Award - to the
outstanding graduating student in
business studies was presented to
Ron Williams.
Susan and Bertha Ross Award -
to a student who has shown
courage, determination and
academic standing was won by
Glenda Carter.
Edmund Daly Award - to a
student aspiring to a career in
medicine as a doctor or nurse was
one by Tracy Salverda.
The Mary(Jackson)Hinton Award
- to a student going on to Univer-
sity was won by Brad Carter.
Britannia Masonic Lodge #170
Award - to a graduating student
who has successfully combined
academics with school and com-
munity service. was won by
Marianne Moylan.
Dr. P.L. Brady Award - to a
graduating student going on to a
health-related field and who has
demonstrated patience, perseverance
and dedication was won by
Marianne Moylan.
First Prebyterian Church Bursary
- to a graduating student in pursuit
of a career in the field of social
service was presented to Ron Wil-
liams.
Dr. Charles Toll Memorial Award
- to a member of the S.D.H.S. Girls
Band proceeding on to post secon-
dary education was won by Jennifer
Horne.
• from page 17
scene 5 sentences in French each with hi different
verb: Shannon Craig; Judy Dolmage; Heather
BckeL Grade 7 and 8 poster advertising favourite
book: Joanne Dale; Lisa Reynolds; Kelly Bovet;
Stephanie MacDonald. Knitted article: Kim Diesel.
Grade 8 project on lathe: Jill Wood. Grade 7 wood
project: Yvette Haney; Michael Grobbink; Krista
Greidanus. Grade 8 wood project: Nancy Stewart;
Becky Campbell; Jill Wood. Grade 7 plastic
project: Krista Greidonus; Heather Eckel; Yvette
Haney. Grade 8 plastic project: Jill Wood. Pencil
and charcoal drawing: Nancy Stewart; Christine
Poucke; Erin Ferguson; Mike Wood.
GRAM
SECTION J
Red clover 1/2 bushel: Art Bolton; Carl Bolton.
Fall wheat 1r2 Bushell: Robert Fotheringham; Gail
Hugill; Dean Glanville; Doug Hugill; Carl Bolton.
Batley 1/2 bushell 2 row: Doug Hugill; Doug
Hugill; MaryLou Stewart. Barley 1/2 bushell 6 row:
Robert Fotheringham; Doug Hugill; Doug Hugill;
Gail Hugill; John Oldfield. Oats 1 R bushell: Gail
Hugill; Doug Hugill; Doug Hugill; Andrew Patrick;
Francis Hicknell. Oats 1/2 bushell open to those
who have not previously won grain prize: Dean
Glanville. Mixed oats and parley wheat 1/2 bushel.
Gail Hugill; Doug Hugill; Doug Hugill. White
beans 1 gallon: Robert Fotheringham; Neil Dol -
maga; Art Bolton; Cad Bolton; Doug Hugill.
Champion 1/2 bushell: red clover Art Bolton; white
beans Robert Fotheringham. Any other crop not
listed: Brian Pryce. Husking corn on cob 8 ears:
Robert Fotheringham; Kim Camochan; Brian
Pryce; Bob Broadfoot; Gerry Ryan; Ted VanDyk.
Ensilage cont 1 sheaf 8 stalks: Bob Broadfoot;
Garry Ryan; Stephen Hicknell; Francis Hicknell
Bale 2nd and 3rd cut: Carl Bolton; Art Bolted.
Field chopped hay fust cut 1/2 bushell: Art Bolton;
Carl Bolton. Field chopped hay second cut 1/2
bushell: Carl Bolton; An Bolton. Field crop barley:
Gord Pryce. Field crop wheat: Bob Fotheringham.
Bears: Bob Fotheringham. Corn: Ken Camochan.
PARADE
SECTION K
Nursery school or care centre best float: Seaforth
Nuresery school. Grade K, 1, 2, 3, 4 with bat
identification: Seaforth public school grade 3/4;
Seaforth public school grade 4; Seaforth public
school grade 3. Grade 5, 6, 7, 8 room bat banner
or identification: Seaforth public school grade 4/5.
Grade K, 1, 2, 3, 4 bat class float: Seaforth public
school grage 1/2; Kindergarten and grade 1 Walton;
THE
Huron County Health Unit
AND THE HURON COUNTY
Veterinary Clinics
ARE OFFERING
Anti -Rabies
Clinics
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17/90
SATURDAY, OCT. 20/90
AT THE VETERINARY CLINICS LISTED BELOW. FOR DOGS AND
CATS OVER 3 MONTHSpF AGE. PLEASE HAVE THEM ON A LEASH
OR IN BOXES OR BAGS WHEN IN THE CLINIC.
Cost: $9.
PER ANIMAL VACCINATED. CERTIFICATE PROVIDED. AND TAG FOR
DOGS
The following Huron County Clinics
are participating:
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Seaforth public school grade 2; Kindergarten
Seaforth public school; Grade 1 Safonh public
school. Grade 5, 6, 7, 8 beat class float; Seaforth
public school grade 5; St. James grade 7/8. Best
clown on foot any ago up to grade 4: Katie Wood;
Janelle Wood; Kevin Verbean; Julie Heiken. Best
clown on foot grade 5 over: Jane Bennett; Debbie
Malone; Pat Oreidzak; Craig Verbeane. Costume
youth of the future up to grade 4: Larry Kelly. Best
turned out horse or pony and rider: Megan Patter-
son; Kathy Patterson. Best docorated pet and
handled: Chris Dalton; Terry Thompson. Best
decorated float entered by any seoondary school
group: SAID; Environmental studies. Vintage cars
and tractors: Lou Maloney; Jerome and Joan
Murray; Harold Baochler. Mac Stewart; Bill Hol-
land.
West Wawanosh Mutual
Insurance Company
Dungannon 529-7922
1-800-264-5595
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Named Perils.
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equipment,
JJvttsxtork (named perils), Broad
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*id fume*.
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tacit,ding l,imlited Pollution
Liability and Non -licensed
vim.
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-Free tare p rerrenties
inspections.
For a quotation, please contact
any of the following agents:
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Seaforth Automotive & Industrial
Supply Technical Studies Award -
to a deserving student going on to a
technical studies program was won
by Jeff Medd.
Seaforth Lions Club Business
Award - to an outstanding Business
student who is continuing his/her
education in Business studies was
presented to Connie McClure.
Seaforth Lioness Club Award - to
a student going on to post -secon-
dary education who has desplayed
effort and initiative was won by
Manny Taylor.
Topnotch Feeds Ltd. - to a
student proceeding on to higher
education in an area of agriculture
was won by Brian Alcock.
Central Huron Junior Farmers
Agriculture Award - to a student
going on in agriculture or related
fields was presented to Doug
Hugill.
The Valedictorians were presented
with the L.P. Plumsteel Plaque for
Grade 12, Doug Hugill and for
Grade 13, Jason Dietz.
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FINAL
TREE SALE
super Maple $15.00
Mountain Ash •16.50
Fruit Trees 16.50
Clump Birch 16.50
Dwart Alberta spruce •5.00
(An Ideal Tabletop Christmas Trdd
Peat Moss $5.2 5
(4 cubic feet)
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- facilities information
- competitive prices
FERTILIZER
- 15 flotation custom fertilizer
applicators
- liquid or dry fertilizer
Call for prices
-custom spraying of
Round -up and other
fall chemicals
SEED WHEAT
- Hyland Brand Augusta and Houser
- Harus and Fredrick
The 'Blue Tag" assures you of Certified #1 seed. For Purity, quality and top
yields sow Hyland brand certified seed.
The staff at W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. are ready
and looking forward to serving you this fall.
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Pt. Albert 529-7901
HPngll 262-2527
Ailsa Craig 293-3223
Mltc hell 348-8433
Granton 225-2360