The Huron Expositor, 1997-06-25, Page 5grade 8
graduation at St. Co
Congratulations to all th8 e �umban
graduates wonderful event held
at St. Columban. Al
families. relatives and close
friends wish all grads success
and happiness ahead
on May 12. Joan was a for-
mer graduate of McMaster
University, Hamilton, and St.
Clair College, Windsor. Joan,
daughter of Joseph
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_ongratulations to Doug Florence Devereaux is now
Paulen and families and many, many employed by the Ministry of
Tracee Pridham friends love our
who were good times the Solicitor General and
at ThamesviewMarch 15 h
together and wish you many Correctional
Church and to United appy Years ahead. Goderich. Joan Services,
and Joyce Parents Greg Congratulations to Joan very proud 6f ou and are all
Y Pridham and Earl Colleen Devereaux ( a former you man y a wish
and Carolyn Paulen. student of the correspondent) Get well
y happy Years ahead
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Congratulations and �P who received a Bachelor of
anniversary to a veryP� y Education Degree from the
Dublin coup, s tai Faculty of Educatio
Theres , Ronald an -d was named to the Dean
n, and
e Murray who cele -P Honor Roll at the convoca-
brate �n Friday, June 27. tion at
Ronald and Therese, your , Mount
Universit Al
Y New Brunswick
OUT OF REHAB -
Martin Andreassi
and Gladys Whit-
taker spent their
final hours before
getting out of reha-
bilitation at Seaforth
Community Hospital
in the sunshine,
watering flowers in
planters oft the
patio, donated by a
local business.
Eckert from all your many,
many friends.
SCAVENGER HUNT .
THOUGHT FOR TODAY instructions from Grade 8 students from SPS listen to
Friendship should not be 'manse right,on Student Employmentfore heading
out f rAndreajob-
thought of as something we related � ger hunt. Each ream of fistudent
eight downtown businesses with a list of out for a job -
get, it is something we give. winning team wast questions.s visited
pairs p•
Seaforth
t mixed +37+6. at the Exeter club last
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pairs tournament of the sea- Andrea is one of our up and Wednesday saw Fred Tilley
son on Saturday. Fourteen coming junior bowlers in and Jim Stotts take second
greens Sat rin playDistrict 4. Ninth went to Jack prize while Jack Muir and
place went to and first and Marie Muir of Seaforth Bob
Doig were in fifth Carol C Lee Ryan and 2w+37 and consolation went Also at Woodstock men's
Carter of the home club to Ken Chapin and H
3w +44. Second prize went to
Jack and Audrey McDonald
of Lucknow with 3w +43.
Third was Laverne and
Marian Anderson of Hanover
ith 3w +41. Fourth went to
erry Dorsey and Mickey
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wishes
Mixedrested to free The
L pa � get lots of local pizza and po
Lawn Bowling greens going
Club held their firs g Weigand with 2w
with I w+20 a en pairs and open to all men saw
Bowling in ladiesaFred Tilley and Jack Muir
ll last week sawCarolwalk away with first prize.
MitcheCarter and Edna Bell win Tuesday evening at 6
Cand
arter
with 3w+35. Eileen will be potluck supperp.m.
Adamson and JeanwLunn won cards and bowling after. Also
the consolation prize for the on Wednesday there will be
day with lw +36. ladies pairs in Lucknow and
In Men's pairs competition bowling to all.
men's pairs in Clinton. Good
Hensall Spring Fair winners
The Hensall Spring F Townsend,
featured three calf club divir Kin, 4th, Andrew e
.ions including senior, inter- Townsend, 5th: Steve Haney, Be
mediate and junior in the 6th: Elysia Townsend. Daniel we
Show and Sale. Winners are Gain: Jordan Gardiner (75
as follows: 2w
ndersma of Stratford also
with 3w +41.
igh two game winners
re Ken Barber and Jean
wley of Brussels with
+40 op5. Sixth place and
also with 2w+40op5 were Art
layson and Brenda
Pey. Seventh was Bob
mpson and Doris
kney 3• of Exeter
39ohth
ot
another Exetn er tamp of
Jacobi and Andrea
w policy in Perth
he June 3 meeting of
erth County Board of
tion it was decided that
d teachers will no
be added to the occa-
or supply teacher list,
in cases where teach -
h specialized skills are
table.
board feels the move
crease the number of
teachers in the Perth
Top calves
Amber Tow
1262 lbs. C
$ I.40/Ib. 105
Townsend $ 1.0
Elisha Colema
1114 lbs. C
. $0.97.5/Ib 1070
Crerar $1/Ib 118
Kinsman $1/Ib.
Michael Corbett
lbs.; Yvette Han
1070 lbs.; Tre
$0.96/Ib. 1075 lbs
Senior Sho
Yvette Haney,
Townsend, Trey
Chris Watson, De
'Greg Hendrick
Jason
Adam Hope, Jacob
Intermediate Showmanship'
Andrew Kinsman, Daniel
Townsend, Jonathan
Hunsberger, Lindsey Haney,
Laura McKenzie,
rcy
Flanagan, Adam Haney,
JennyHaney,
McKenzie, Suzanne
Coleman, Craig Nigh.
Junior Showmanship:
Steven Haney, Elysia
Townsend, Shawn Flanagan,
Elisha Coleman, Amber
Townsend, David Haney,
Rachel Haney, Michael
Corbett, Tracy Hunsberger,
Vicky Johns.
Grand Champion
Showperson: Yvette Haney.
Reserve Champion
Showperson:
Mike
lbs.), Elysia Townsend (725 Fi
for finish: lbs.), Jacob Kinsman (707 Fin
Town
$2/Ib., lbs.), Amber Townsend (690 Thom
hris Watson lbs.), Blake Ryan (690 lbs.)
1 lbs. Elysia Stacey Crerar (666 lbs.)Hac
5/Ib. 1229 lbs. Mary Jo Ryan (657 lbs.), as
n $1.02.5/1b.
Suzanne Coleman (636 lbs.), Has
raig Nigh Elisha Coleman (625 lbs.), Harry
lbs. Stacey Luke Kinsman 62 Ne
6 lbs. Luke Youngest ( 0 lbs.).
1114 lbs., Townsend girl: Amber At t
$1/Ib. 1050 Youngest boy:6 yrs.oid.,the P
ey $ I.09/1b. 7 yeas old. David Haney, retire
vor Elliott Market Class: Steers: Anne longer
Kerslake, Glen Haney, Brent sional
wmanship: Cronin.
Michael Heifers: Bill Kerslake, Deb except
or Elliott, Haney,ers Wit
Gerald Kerslake. unavai
b Hoggart, Grand Champion Market: The
ks, Kim Bill Kerslake.will in
Champion Hoggart, Reserve
Market: Anne Young
Kinsman. Kerslake.
system.
Man killed
A 67 -year-old East
Wawanosh man was killed
Thursday morning when his
van collided with a dump
truck that was "stationary,"
south-west of Belgrave.
William Fidom was pro-
nounced dead at Wingham
hospital, where he was taken
by ambulance.
The Huron County detach-
ment of the Ontario
Provincial Police says the
fatal accident happened at
about 9:55 a.m: on
Concession 6 of East
Wawanosh Township, just
east of sideroad 36/37.
the same day, n Highway of
at the Colborne/Ashfield
Townline Road (Sheppard -
ton), a passenger in a car that
hit a hydro pole had "major
injuries," according to the
OPP.
He is 21 -year-old Peter T.
Hanbey of RR 2, Tiverton.
An auto driven by 20 -year-
old Joel W. Mitchell of
Kincardine Township, "left
the roadway, went into the
cast ditch and struck a hydro
pole."
Police say the car was,
severely damaged and
Mitchell has been charged
With impaired driving.
Alarming statistics
A recent report for
Statistics Canada indicates
40 per cent of the almost
319,0omen over
living on their wit age this
country have incomes below
the poverty Zine.
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