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Six people from Central Huron Secondary School received awards at the Excellence
Education banquet in Holmesville Wednesday night. The recipients were (left to right) Ruth
Linton, long-time health nurse and students Vivienne Stephens, Angela Reid, Fayanne Love,
Paul Jewitt and Rick Howson.
The Blyth Festival and three area
and former area students received
awards at the Ontario Secondary
School Teachers Federation's Excel
lence in Public Education Awards
Night, Wednesday.
Awards were handed out to stu-'
dents and community members from
the five secondary schools in the
county plus Bluewater Secondary
School at Goderich.
Blyth Festival was given a special
award for its work with schools and
students in student drama. The Festi
val helps sponsor the Central Huron
Drama Festival each year as well as
providing experience for students
through its Young Company each
summer. It has assembled a library of
skits for schools to choose from. It
produces a study guide for students
attending the Festival's annual tour
ing production.
Earlier this year during the Festi
val's writers workshop, Peter Smith,
Artistic Director, took a playwright
and actors to the Seaforth District
High School for a play reading to let
the students see how a play is devel
oped.
Receiving the award for the Festi
val were President Carol Irwin, Past
president Sheila Richards and board
member Marie McGavin.
Award winners
Rick Howson of Blyth was one of
five Central Huron Secondary School
students who won awards. He was
praised for his combined musical and
sports activities .The grade-12 student
is a member of the volleyball, basket
ball and field hockey teams as well as
the school choir, ensemble and Con
cert Band. He is president of the
school's Athletic Association and is a
member of the Inner Student's Coun-
Man gets
60 days for
driving drunk
A Lis towel man was sentenced to
60 days in jail and had his license
suspended after pleading guilty to
driving with over 80 mg of alcohol in
100 ml of blood.
The court was told that William E.
Gemhaelder had been arrested after
after an accident on July 28, 1990 at
County Rd. 16 and the Ethel road. A
car had failed to stop at the stop sign
coming from Ethel, had crossed the
road and ended up in the ditch. Mr.
Gemhaelder was beside the car when
the police arrived.
When Mr. Gemhaelder was given a
breathalyser test, that produced sam
ples that measured 240 and 269 mg.
The court was told that Mr. Gem
haelder, 57, had previously had a 30
day jail sentence and three year pro
bation for drunk driving. Judge
Hunter sentenced him to 60 days in
jail and prohibited him from driving
for another three years.
cil. Rick is the son of Bill and Susan
Howson of Blyth.
Paul Jewitt of Londesboro was
another of the Central Huron win
ners. The grade 12 student has been a
member of two Huron-Perth champi
onship basketball teams as well as the
track and field and cross country
teams. As well he is a member of the
drama club, special events, spirit.
Reach for the Top team. Amnesty
International, Assembly, Chronicle
and Athletic Association. On top of
all that he is President of the Student
Council this year. Paul is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt of R.R.l,
Londesboro.
Top athlete
A former Blyth resident Vivienne
Stephens was the third of the five
CHSS winners. The OAC (Grade 13)
student has had an outstanding high
school athletic career as a perennial
winner in the 100 metre and 200
metre sprints setting many new
regional records. Last summer she
won two first and a second at the
Ontario Summer Games. She is also
a member of the Dance Club, Wright
Club, is a prefect and is scorekeeper
at volleyball games. She is the
daughter of Joyce Stephens of Clin
ton.
Other winners from CHSS were
Fayanne Love and Angela Reid and
long-time public health nurse Ruth
Linton.
Winners from F.E. Madill were
Wingham residents Lori Belanger,
Christa Crawford and Glen Taylor,
Lucknow resident Sarah Brophy and
Gorrie resident John Greig as well as
teacher Shirley Smith and school sec
retary Mary Aim Henderson.
Winners from Goderich District
Collegiate Institute were students
Paula Vanderburgh, Brian Lane,
Sheri Hord, Becky Penn and Eliza
beth Ball as well as basketball 1 and
volleyball coach and alumni member
Heidi Elliott.
Winners from Seaforth District
High School were students Morgan
Murray, Melissa Whitmore, Lisa
Henderson, Wendy Lammerant,
Gerald Losch
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Gerald, better known as Jerry was
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daughters and resides at R.R.# 2
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Jerry brings with him, 30
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looks forward to serving both
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