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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-14, Page 4-4A—"iHEpHURDNaE;'t0';,OSITOR, Jl1NF la 19d9 ® -7 i t YEAR ANNUAL G.i.C. AtIO.poflsln..erwttMn.tlmno.`Rno. sub,ect To VEtlWatlon. Serving Ontario sincn 1976 Ivan 15 locations for your convenient'?" ELIEI .a ar er For Trustee Huron County Board of Education representing The Township of Tuckersmith and the Village of Hensali ON MONDAY, PUNS 26 Your support would be greatly appreciated For information call 2 3 3-745:5 A RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP OR ROUND STEAK ROAST LB. 3 L 39 WHOLE OR HALF FESTI VE HAW LB. BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP OR ROUND STEAK LB. SLICED SIDE BACON . 9 LB. a® t ,. STOREMADE BACON PATTIES Soeoials in .feet tl ed t } This'll eek l 527 1821 LB. A' j•,' it 9 - Vita sta Gary,aodanacume Steve w%;tt `as Snu" eat new are o;toott foSP d as w®risin9 .. rward tutute„ wtth"you1n$h0 FROM YOUR-FRQEN.DS AT DAUPHIN'S oNFp CONGRESS LOOK AT THESE CONGRESS SPECIALS GET .2 FREE* BUY K 1O PRE WEAN BUY 10 HIGH I PORK SWINE PRE -MIX {GET 1 ARE rat. AW.PHIN ' .:EEO'& SUPPLY LTD. 1711�i1on. Ont. .NOK 120 .881.8023 1.800.265.0685 SHUR-cut Dungannon, .Ont. NOM IRO 520,7051 520.9133 OFFEHUPIRES JUN 30, 1.989AT BOTH LOCATIONS Would Your DID i.00k Nice 'in A NEW • FO TRACTOR :R We -think so leo! FATHER'S 0AV iSPEQJAL 1720'2641P=4. AID /.108 L-Oaderwl$ucket I. GAiSH PF31.D 0 n 6,99o or<O% or24rmonth BIE YOU DAD THE ° i'IFT ;1E ALWAYS WA 'Gioome tIn Sj on tOWsifor 1>8 enols 1, 1g school athletes The:tradition of rewarding,exceUerece'in Seaforth high School athletics-was•,carried this year as -the Seaforth District High School Athletic Awards Achieve .nt Night was held on June 7. The five most prestigious awai ds, the recognition awards, were won by the follow- ing outstanding high school athletes ® The Deb Dawson Sportsmanship Award was won by Crystal Whyte. Karsten Carroll and Andy 'Ball 'were . rewarded for having competed In three inter -scholastic sports for three years. e Tammy Nash won the Maryann Weiler Award for Athletic and Academic Excellence. e The Male Athlete of the Year award was shared by Andy Ball and Paul Menary. o Two Female Athletes of the Year were also chosen - Anne Robinson and Crystal Whyte. Twenty-three other awards were issued for excellence in particular sports. BASKETBALL Susan Rowcliffe won an -award for team leadership and enthusiasm in midget girls basketball; Lisa Henderson was Rookie of the Year for junior girls basketball; Anne Robinson was Most Valuable Player in senior girls basketball. Paul Menary Was the senior boys basketball MVP, while' the junior boys basketball MVP was Brent van den Akker. The most dedicated player in midget boys basketball • was Eric Johnston. VOLT .FYBALL The MVP in junior boys volleyball was Brent van den Akker, while. Darren Akey took this honor in senior boys volleyball. Sherry Harburn was recognized for team spirit and leadership in junior girls volleyball, and Amy van den Akkerwasthe Most Consistent Player in senior .girls volleyball, :HOCKEY For the first season in many, SDHS'put a hockey team on the ice. While the team did not win many games this year, coach Jim Empringham says the school team may catch the interest of some of Seaforth's Rosebuddies four. B.;yfi:-Joh .1ursery The third Meeting of the McKillop No. 1 Rosebuddies was held on May -30 at Baker's Nursery in Bayfield. Members learned about .many new lands of shrub- bery and also got a personal tour of the nursery. Mr. Baker has a very large variety of trees and shrubs. • Members enjoyed the field trip very much and every member came home satisfied at learning a little more about landscaping. The fourth meeting was held on June 6 at the Stewart's residence. The rollcall was taken and later members named formal and informal plants. They also learned the dos and don'ts of planting and watering. There were two short presentations by:the youth leaders and the meeting was adjourned. - Press Reporter 'Connie McClure .Ladies Aid members hear talk on Australia The Ladies' Aid of First Presbyterian Church held their meeting on Tuesday, June 6 with 10 members and three guests present. President Mary Riley conducted the business part of the meeting and roll call was answered by each bringing .a Canadian -made object. A card and gift was presented to Viola Lawson in honor of Viola and Lorne's .50th wedding anniversary. Mary McClure and Dorothy Papple were in charge of the program and Dorothy Williams gave a very interesting tack .on her recent trip to Australia. Mary McClure, Dorothy Papple and Edythe Coleman all took part in a reading pertaining to :the theme of their program which was "travel". Lunch was served by the program committee. The next meeting will be in September. WEDDINGS a Ml I 1 1 NALDDIONNE Jeanne • cDoaaald ,and Robert 'Dionne were vIpA rried Saturday, May' 27, 4999 eat D,uff'2 Matted Chur.h in Walton . y Abe Reverenad'Boppie •L,tamble The, • edstth,,ie R,Indsh'iter,lOf, rilyn and' Don; t t• t naid,of id 29,ilruss..andrther s teason;of loyce•,andaBill,DiorwePS wa. v l.tronof vhonor;, sPaat, sBrerruragiersof r la,• re• e, ;and bride .ids aver' ,Acey •Ba e9 !if i ton, end pf ltbe snide, .ttpf a eyrille, endspf&t'le,br. AO Ar "Die rdilltot rd► -of a,, • e e of . e rbrf a ,9n ` 6,' .. Vienne sof.ww,kecin ,.niece aloflthe raelio• die�t.. �. WassBill Dionne,Jr , f fBoP ri- e,rbroTherti06 the gr omd ,were 'Wheal" r y Jini Min ' ala , r tory. rod fthe.brbde, FA .3of1O.8,. va, . . 4 i, ltl e'gt. AO .9. tier; a :o�ty. tre (i iLlgegor noredireceremony HONORED ATHLETES - SDHS "held Its annual athletic awards banquet recently to -honor the schooas finest athletes. Recognition awards were presented to Tammy Nash for •athletic and academic excellence; Female Athlete of the Year Anne Robinson; Crystal Whyte, co -winner of the Female Athlete of the Year and winner of the Deb :Dawson •Sportsmanship Award, and Male Athlete of the Year Paul Menary. Corbett photo. talented hockey players. He predicts SDHS -will be competitive in its next season, and in The following year he expects the team will go to `WOSSA. Karsten Carroll was selected as the MVP on :the -hockey team, and Dave Kelly was . given'.the Golden Bear Spirit Award. SOCCER In .girls soccer Sherry Harburn was selected for a Team Leadership and Desire award. The MVP in junior boys soccer was Greg Preszcator, while the MVP in senior ,boys soccer was Andy Ball. The Brian Flanagan 'Memorial Award for dedication to senior boys soccer was given to Jeff Gemmell. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Karsten Carroll and Tanury Nash were ,selected to attend the Ontario Student Leadership Camp, and the Bark Lake athletic camp will be attended by Dan Bachert and Sherry Harburn. Heather Ritchie and Mike Holmes were rewarded for dedication to track and field, Lori Bruner won Most Improved Athlete, Andy Ball was selected as the Most En- thusiastic Tennis Player, and the Boys Low Gross award went to golfer Karsten Carroll. The guest speaker at the banquet this year was Dave Murray who graduated from SDHS in 1984, and more recently from WLU, and who has been active in sports in Seaforth. SDHS staff members Janice Rose and Ray Verschuere are leaving the school next year and were acknowledged for their con- tributions to the athletic program. Miss Rose gave life to the senior girls soccer team, while Mr. Verschuere was involved with junior boys basketball. 1HePRESCHDOL LEARNING CENTRE held its 1989 gradtiation ceremonies on Sun- day, and.each :graduate was given their diploma. Krista Fleming is seen here being congratulated by Joanne Holland. Corbett photo. Bike thefts increase in summer You have to walk? Your ;bicycle has abeensstitien. 'I7iis mews ,t0 be,a.sititation that occurs •8Il itoo-often .and CRIME :STOPPERS .and ilawslogal :olice ;would dike to help stop :bice tt efts. aA,ttypi l mase •toccurred .August '17, 1998 In tthe,hige cgf ;Ba lyth, Ontario when t?green'colorend tF,IORI -racing bike, ,with ,a trjp .pater ,mounted ..on the.handle -bars, was left unattended :but Locked. the ,owner .returned to find this $450 thlitelnassing. ?Protecty!uArself ,and ,assist the ;police .a vbY ecor4uig the ,serial ;n .. #ber •,and .all door jrn.pwaat ,information .concerning your bicycle. You e opt igood deal of • oney on ,Your te, ;t a .a picture of .11Y 'SW N, LIcENCo W Y brave ri#ifi?a7!!t$tton .about :this or e,aaapp X1011 7 oario£i411y €It 482- 821. >IlridaY .a,rn p,m.,,if,an;arrest tis -wade y.au Mil ern .a cash •reward• e .. , : a OW :betwaeen50` And M. You All; never sbe dui.00 tvg'aala .AY I WrorGll 1 1ude 0d�411- tk ' Pr •or Ap4901 opp pt ;,eoet; }d • T1ib) IS A MAJOR HEALTH CON • - CERN. Crime Stoppers of Huron County :would like to help get drugs out of your community. If you can help to solve a drug case call CRIME 'STOPPERS toll free at 1.$00=285-1777. You will never have to give your name ,nor testify in court'. If an ar- rest is made you will earn a cash reward between $50 and 41.000 dollars. REMEMBER STOPPERS PAYS CASH OA CLUBS! Sister celebrates 50 years of ili..gious life Sister Verpnteaa O'1 eilly (Vera O'Reil- ly) celebrated.her dllth jubilee ,as .a Grey .Sister of Tile In maculate 'Conception on May S7 at the ;Assumption Convent in 13. wa. be IOTA Aso of her years in her re„ loos ;We ,working .as ,a registered n . ;Se an various oa 'itals ,until .her .senai- .retireriient in 1975. ie .now ;does ,pastoral <care pan Ottawa ;•hospital. ,Her faintly ,and,' MO AMMO the ;celebration. A►.. ..y„pt ye r. ne 50 warr�dddzwlll be ven.each•y r tion ` ►ve and ae&Alld a Cal1,9f"Ditty„ Award 4 MAT9*04414Q IAL ' .+ D �Friep .d cul tof a ,late Bar - ,p, 0�D Ar, t dltipn RAO ool, hale :cpn Ibu 7 to bo ,a . a'1 or. app o i "Barbara Mater w itfp nand S pe dei t9..e0 s afro.. o e School