The Citizen, 1987-09-30, Page 25Walton
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Duff's Sunday School
students honoured
Tom and Darlene Leeming
greeted worshippers Sunday mor
ning at Duff’s United Church.
Rev. Bonnie Lamble conducted
the Junior Choirwhen they sang an
anthem “Fill us with your Love.”
Maxine Houston made the
Sunday School presentations as
sisted by teachers for their class.
Preschoolers: Tina McClure -
Perfect Attendance (P.A.) pin and
certificate; Kelly McDonald - P.A.
pin and certificate; Janice McCal
lum - 2 yr. wreath and seal; Jillian
Houston - 2 yr. wreath and seal.
Teachers Maxine Marks and Betty
McCallum.
Primary - Chad McCallum - 2 yr.
wreath and 3 yr. seal; Colleen
McCallum - 5 yr. bar and seal; Lee
Ann McDonald - 3 yr. bar and seal;
teacher is Donna McClure.
Junior - Cindy McCallum - 6 yr.
bar and seal; Sharon Godkin - 7 yr.
bar and seal; Shannon Craig - 7 yr.
bar and8yr. seal; Michael Craig-8
yr. barandseal; SusanCarter-9yr.
barand seal. Teachers - Dianne
McCallum and Helen Craig.
Those receiving bookmarks
were: Kerrie McClure, Carol Ann
Gamble, Lisa Gingerich, Stacey
Linton, Shannon Davies, Amanda
Gamble, Randy Linton, Andrea
Gingerich, Lori McClure, Barbara
Lamble, Neil Soeurs, Chris Soeurs,
Chris Davies, Colleen Collins,
Valarie Collins, Elizabeth Lamble,
Greg Clark and Bryan Love.
Nursery - Sarah McDonald.
Cranbrook
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Wl hears of Australia
The September meeting of
Cranbrook Women’s Isntitute was
held at the home of Mrs. Leslie
Knight. *■
Leaders for the upcoming 4-H
club are Mrs. John Vanass and
Mrs. Jim Hart. Plans were under
way to exhibit at Brussels Fall Fair.
Mrs. W. Strickler introduced
Mrs. Ross Knight who spoke about
enjoying a marvellous group camp
ing tour through the Australian
Outback. The Knight’s and their 2
daughters also travelled through
New Zealand. Mrs. Knight dis
played beautiful photo albums of
the many things they saw.
Members were reminded of the
Trish and Robbie McClure, Jenni
fer and Darryl McClure, Darryl
Houston, Kenny McCallum, Scot
tie McDonald, Mark and Kevin
Wilbee.
Announcements were given out
by Rev. Bonnie Lamble: Junior
Choir Practice - Thurs., Oct. 1 at
4:15 p.m., Wed., Sept. 30 U.C.W.
Regional Rally at Bayfield, des
serts at 6:30 p.m. Church board
meeting at the home of Ken and
Leona McDonald, Sun., Oct. 4,
8:00 p.m. Sunday evening the
U.C.W. was invited to attend the
Brussels U.C.W. Thankoffering.
Youth group to meet at Bluevale at
7:30 p.m.
Next Sunday, Oct. 4 is World
Wide Communion. U.C.W. is
invited to Bly th U.C.W. Thank-
offering at 8 p.m.
People
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig
returned home from over three
weeks of visiting relatives and
friends in Calgary and Regina and
surrounding communities.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baan have
returned home from a two week
holiday in Holland.
Steven Baan, Ridgetown Agri
culture College spent the weekend
atthehomeof his parents, John
and Mary Baan.
October 1 st meeting hosted by Lois
Hart which features a tour of Grey
Owl Enterprises of Brussels.
People
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummins,
Toronto, visited on the Sept. 20
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Sea
forth, visited Monday and Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley.
Peter Hagedoorn and David
McArthur have returned from an
enjoyable trip to Holland and
France.
Local students
win awards
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mark in functions and relations;
the Seaforth Insurance Award for
the highest mark in algebra, the
Box Furniture Award for the
highest mark in French; and one of
13 Janet and Margreta Snell
Scholarships for maintaining high
marksinbothGrade 13 English
and French.
Miss Perrie was also the reci
pient of an Elizabeth Scott Bur
sary, an Ontario Scholarship, and
an Honours Graduate certificate.
Other local students receiving
multiple awards at Friday’s cere
mony included Brent Robinson and
Jeff McGavin both of RR 4,
Walton; Cherryl Smith of RR 3,
Walton; Joyanne Van Vliet of RR 2,
Brussels; and Elizabeth Boven of
RR 1, Seaforth.
Mr. Robinson won the Topnotch
Feeds (Seaforth) Award for a
student going on to higher educa
tion in agriculture, as well as an
ElizabethScottBursary, aSnell
Scholarship, and an Honours
Graduate certificate.
Mr. McGavin was the recipient
oftheSeaforth Junior Farmers’
Award for a student going on in
agriculture; he also won an
Elizabeth Scott Bursary and an
Honours Graduate certificate.
Miss Smith was awarded both an
Elizabeth Scott Bursary and a Snell
Scholarship; as well as both an
Ontario Scholarship and an Hon
ours certificate. Miss Van Vliet
won the James R. Scott Communi
cations Award, a Snell Scholarship
and an Honours certificate; while
Grade 11 student Elizabeth Boven
captured the Maplewood Manor
Family Studies Award; the Bob
Blowes Art Award; and the Alice
Daly McConnell Creative Arts
Award.
Carol Axtmann of RR 4. Walton;
Ron Vercruyssen of RR 2, Blyth;
and Ceryl Regele of RR 1, Seaforth
each won both an Elizabeth Scott
Scholarship and an Honours Certi
ficate; while Manny Gomes of RR
3, Walton was on the Honours roll.
Anne Robinson of RR 4, Walton,
won a Bob Blowes Art Award for
the highest mark in Grade 11;
Veronica Glanville of RR 4,
Walton, was awarded the Cana
dian Parents for French (Huron
Chapter) Award for the highest
markinFrenchinGrade 11; and
Nancy Godkin of RR 1, Walton, was
presented with the Leeming Mem
orial Scholarship for the highest
average in Grade 9.
Huron County Board of Educa
tion trustee John JewittofRR 1,
Londesboro, presented the Leem
ing Memorial Scholarships at each
grade level from 9 -12; while both
Mr. Jewitt and Graeme Craig
assisted in presenting graduation
certificates to SDHS students at
the beginning of the program.
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Jeff McGavin of RR 4, Walton, turned in the best overall performance
after four days of competition at the International Plowing Match held
near Meaford on September 15-19 to capture the Junior Plowing
Championship. The feat made him eligible for the Canadian Plowing
Championships to be held in British Columbia next September, and
also netted him a $2,500 scholarship which he will apply at the
University of Guelph, where he is studying for his Bachelor of Science.
Mr. McGavin also won the Class 2, Group 2 championship |for
plowmen under the age of 20] at the IPM.
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