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The Citizen, 1994-09-28, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1994. Londesboro youth top CHSS student Achievement These three area students received awards at the Central Huron Secondary School commencement ceremonies in Clinton Friday, Sept. 23. Bonita Ten Hag, right, of RR1, Auburn was the recipient of the School Reunion Award of '93. Scott Shaddick received the Clinton Community Credit Union Award, the E.A. Fines Award, Sir Ernest Cooper Estate Scholarship, proficiency awards in English, Calculus, Algebra and Physics and the prestigious Governor-General's Award. Christy Pardys was presented with the 1859 Award and the Howick Mutual Insurance Award. Christy and Scott also received Carter Scholarships for the highest academic standing in the county. Scott Shaddick of Londesboro- was the recipient of the Governor - Gcneral’s Award at Clinton Central Huron Secondary School Com­ mencement ceremonies last Friday night. The award is presented to the stu­ dent with the highest academic standing. In addition to the prestigious award, Scott also shared Carter Scholarships for highest academic standing in the county with Christy Pardys of RR1, Auburn and Can­ dace Cooper. An Ontario Scholar, Scott was the recipient as well of the Clinton Community Credit Union Award for OAC Accounting, the E.A. Fines Award for best three OAC Math courses, the Sire Ernest Cooper Estate Scholarship for best six OAC courses, and four W.D Fair Scholarships for proficiency in English (OA1), Calculus, Algebra and Physics. Christy also earned multiple recognition. For proficiency in sev­ eral Business subjects she received the Howick Mutual Insurance Award and the 1859 Award for excelling in either Science or Math and Humanities or Art. The Norman Parks Garrett Memorial Scholarships presented each year to students from Blyth who are pursuing post secondary education went to Shane Loder, Danielle McDougall, Heidi Scrim­ geour and Kevin Souch. Bonita Ten Hag, of RR1, Auburn was presented with the School Reunion Award of ’93. Mark Pawitch of Blyth was the recipient of the Grade 12 Lion's Club Award for contribution to the Tech program. Pam Salverda of RR1, Clinton received the Ontario Nurses Asso­ ciation Bursary and was one of four to receive the Ruby Haddy Memo­ rial Award for the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary. Grade 11 awards were presented to Lindsay Anderson of Hullett Twp. and Tina Hoonard of RR3, Walton. Lindsay received the Judge F. Fingland Memorial Award and the Canadian Parents of French Award. Tina was the recipient of the Senior Visual Art Award. United Way prepares to kick off campaign Blyth’s own The Norman Parks Garrett award is presented each year at Central Huron Secondary School's commencement to the Blyth students who are taking post secondary education. This year's recipients are, from left: Heidi Scrimgeour, daughter of Don and Lenore, who is studying Social Work at the University of Windsor; Shane Loder, son of Keith and Linda, who is in the Applied Arts and Technology program at Sauli College and Danielle McDougall, daughter of Wayne and Debbie, who is studying Pre-Health Science at Fanshawe. Absent was Kevin Souch, son of Murray and Joanne. The fundraising campaign will soon be underway for Huron Unit­ ed Way, an organization which supports 19 agencies in the county. "The United Way has been very successful in other communities," says Campaign Chair Mike Sully, but the United Way was only estab­ lished in Huron County in 1991 and is still quite new to the resi­ dents. The United Way hopes to top $140,000 in their .fundraising efforts from Oct. 3 to 31, which .would be a 10 percent increase over 1993.' ' , More than 500 volunteers will donate their time to the campaign thereby allowing 99 per cent of all money raised to be spent on ser­ vices within Huron County, says Mr. Sully. The agencies supported by the United Way reach over 3,000 peo­ ple each year with that number again not receiving services due to lack of funds, he says. Those numbers include 500 seniors, 1,200 youth, 600 with physical or mental handicaps and an additional 700 for various rea­ sons. Donors to the United Way are free to direct their money to specif­ ic agencies, if they wish and receipts are provided. Ken Pennington’s .ro«j D.J. Service "Music for all occasions" Call (519) 887-6069 Well done Mark Pawitch of Blyth was the recipient of the Lions Club Award for contribution to the technical program. 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