The Huron Expositor, 1978-10-26, Page 21MORE GRADS— Grade 12 grads of SDS who have gone on to
Grade 13 are Back, Left Brian Lee, Michael Hak, Alexander
Broadfoot, Brad Knight, John Binnendyk, Paul Bode, Michael
Ferguson, Frank Meidinger, Ron Hauwert, Wayne Matzold.
Front, Dianne Smith, Janice Rose, Linda Visscher, Gayle
Vander Velden, Bonita Van Veen, Elizabeth Johnston, Mary
Watson.
.(Expositor Photo)
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Notio-of Poll
.1-oxf.itn.ship. of. Hibbert •
.• drid the Police ;
of Dublin
A poll will be 'held in the Township of
Hibbert and the Police Village of Dublin to
elect to the Office of Reeve and Councillors
for the Township, and Trustees for ',the'
Village of Dublin.
Polling day will be
Mon., Nov. I 13.th
1978
Polls will open at 11 o'clock in the !horning
and will close at 8 o'clock in the afternoon at
the following locations:
Poll. No. 1. (Con. 1., 2.,, & 3., Lots 1-30
and the Police Village of Dublin.)
TOWNSHIP OFFICE* DUBLIN
Poll No. 2 (Con. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9, Lots
1-30 and the' Hamlet of Staffa.)
TOWNSHIP HALL, STAFFA
Poll No. 3 (Cons:, 10, 11 & 12, Lots 1-30.,
Con. 13. Lots 5-30, Con. 14 Lots .8-30,
N.T.R. Lots 22-27 and the Hamlet of
Cromarty.
CROMARTY CHURCH HALL,
CROMARTY
Advance Polls
An advance Poll will be held for the purpose
of receiving votes of electors who expect to
be unable to vote on the Regular Polling
Day. The Advance Poll will be held in the
Township Office, Dublin.
Sat. Nov. 4th 1978
Advance Poll will open at 9 o'clock in the
morning and close at 8 biclock in the
afternoon.
Voting by Proxy
Elects eligible to vote by proxy must make
application 'to 'the Clerk for a certificate to
vote by proxy before 5 o'clock in, the
afternoon on:
Monday, Nov 13th,
1978
Charles Friend A.M.C.T.
Clerk- Township Hibbert.
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Notice of Poll
township of McKillop
By WIlp4 Qke
Almost 300 students from
eight area "schools par-
ticipated in a cross-country
run in the Hullett Wildlife
Conservation area Tuesday.
The course covered about
four kilometers (2.8 miles).
Taking part were Students
from Seaforth Public School,
Clinton Public School and'
Clinton Christian School;
Vanastra Public, Blyth
Public, Hullett Central,
Holmesville Public and
Huron Centennial at Bruce-
field.
Top winners were;
Girls; Midget, Sandra:
Baarda of Clinton Christian;
intermediate, Marietta
()skarn, Clinton Christian)
Senior, Faye C4rnochan,
Huron. Centennial.
Boys: Midget, Mfitre Vin-
cent, Hullett Central; Junior
Austin Roorcla, Clinton
Christian; Intermediate, Bill
Millson, Hullett Central;
Senior, Shane. Elliott,
Homesville.
Schools with most points
In Midget Class, Girls.
Clinton Christian and Boys
Clinton Public; Junior ,Girls
tie Clinton Public and Clinton
Christian; Boys Seaforth
.Public; Intermediate, girls
and boys Huron Centennial:
Brucefield.
Clinton 'Christian; Boys Hiiir
lett Central; Seniors, girls
A poll will be held in the Township of
McKillop to eject -
• one Public School Member
to serve the Huron County Board of
Education.
AdvancePoll
To be held on
Saturday, Nov., 4
1978
at the Municipal Office, Winthrop, Ont..
from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Regular Polls
Will be held on
Monday, Nov 13,
1978
from 11 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Marion McClure
Returning Officer
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THE RUNNER — Sandra Shouldice of Seaforth
Public School races toward the finish line in
Monday's cross country races held at Hullett
Conservation area for local elementary school
students. )Photo by Oke)
From SDHS
Grade 12 grads go on to further education
:When the 29 students
graduating from grade
were presented with their
diplomas, at last week's
commencement, Cal Cald-
well, S.D.H.S. teacher, told
the audience about the
careers the graduates are
now pursuing. '
Kim Anstett is job hunting
in London, Gayle Beuermann
is studying at Waterloo
University, Christine Carter
is attending Lambton College
and Shirley Chalmers is
studying nursing at Fan-
shawe College.
Maureen Delaney is study-
ing the legal secretary pro-.
gram at Fanshaw College,
Joan Devereaux is in the
nursing program at the same
college, and Sean Duffin is
attending the University 'of
Western Ontario.
Lorna Eggert is attending
Fanshawe College, Linda
Heard is taking the Early
Childhood Education pro-
gram at Lambton College,
Douglas Henderson is at.
Ryerson and Marianne Kale
is working in London.
Dale Parsons is studying
history at Sir Wilfred Laurier
University, Waterloo and
Donna Reid is attending
Fanshawe College.
Jane Ribey is taking a
hairdresser's .course
London and Michelle Say-
auge is taking the Early
Childhood Education pro-
gram at Fanshawe College.
John Twynham is at Sir
Wilfred Laurier.
John Scott is studying
science and agriculture at the
University of Guelph, and
Linda Vanneste is, attending
Fanshawe College.
Nursing
Lynda Vincent is studying
nursing at Conestoga College
and John Weber is employed
at 'the Western Foundry in
Wingh am.
' Other Grade 13 students
previously mentioned are
Anne Albert, Clare Devereaux
Nancy Dietz, Linda Dorssers,
Paul McClure, Dianne Old-
field, Deb Rose, Debbie Van
Vliet and Kathy Whitely.
The Grade 12 graduates
who have i left Seaforth Dist-
rict,1-114114 SstkooA are,: Karen
tiruxer, Robert Chesney,
Catherine Coleman, Steven
Dallas, Theresa Delaney,
Judy Dorsey, Wendy Dorssers
Maureen Flanagan, Blair
Fraser, Gordon Geddes,
Cindy Glanville, Linda
Guichelaar, Donna Hender-
son, Harry Jansen, Tom
Johnston, Carol Anne Kelly,
Robert Knetsch, Marilyn
Koehler, Joyce McCallum,
Cheryl McClure, Shirley
McClure, James McNichol.
Patricia Menheere, Colleen
Murray„ Danny. Nash, Tom
Nigh, Kathy O'Leary, Deb-
bie Rawn, Peggy Richardson
Sandra Ruston, Richard
Ryan, Mary Jean Salisbury,
Nancy Salverda, Brad Scott,
Mary Siemon, Lynn Swart,
Theresa Van Dooren, Carolyn
Van Dorp and John Wilson..
The Grade 12 students
who have returned to the
school to complete Grade 13
studies are: John Binnendyk,
Paul Bode, Alexander Broad-
foot, Michael Ferguson,
Michael Hak', Ronald
Hauwert, Paul Humphries,'
Elizabeth Johnston, Kim
Kelly. Brad, Knight. Brian
Lee, Wayne Matzold, Franc'
Meidinger, Patti O'Rourke,
Wayne Parkinson, Joanne
Rimmer, Chris Ring, Janice
Rose, Dianne Smith, Gayle
Vandeqelden, Bonita Van
Veen, Landa Visscher, and
Mary Watson.