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Times-Advocate, 1985-05-22, Page 17Twelve active students nominated for annual awards South Huron District High School is honoring 12 senior students with the annual Student of the Year Awards. Six male and six female students were nominated by grade i1. 12 and 13 students. The senior students will vote on the final two choic•esWednes- day. The top male and female student of the year will be crowned at mid- night Friday, during the formal. The student of the year award recognizes students who have con- tributed to the school and communi- ty during their high school years. The students being honoured this year include: Liam Brennan, the son of Mary and William Brennan of Crediton. Liana is Jacqui Cottrell Joe Martens Starr Jesney Colleen Glasgow Scott Jesney Photos by Bart DeVries Stanley tax rate hiked 5.5 percent The (mal draft 01 Ihc Stanley 1985 township budget was set at $1,s95,572. a 5 5 IxVrcent rnt•rease over last years budget According Io Clerk Mel Graham. there were no major in- creases or decreases. but the uncer- tainly of expenses for the township's newly built complex has left some areas "dicey .. • The residential and farm 1t1i11 rates Tor public school sulworters has in- creased 5. :1 lx'rc•cnl, bringing the figure 10 284.50 Based on a $3,000 assessment. a taxpayer in this category will pay $85:3 50. or $43 14 more Than lass year The same separate school sup- porter will lace a .-, 7 percent mill in crease They F ill be required to pay $855 78. up $ot; 4-1 Iron] 1984 The commercial public school sup- pdrter pay S1 •11416 N. up 5 3 per cent over last year's figure of $95:3 :14. an increase of $5:3 10 The same separate school sup- porter will see Ihelr till rate increase from :117 :11i to 36 18 mills This means a dollar increase 01 $.56 40 on 1984'5 figure nI $9.52 1-1. twinging the 1985 total 10 $1.0011 54 Breaking down the budget. there are Three significant expenditure in- creases and Iwo areas tehere the ex- penditures have been decreased by a substantial ;unount Due 10 Ihc construction of the new Township 01 tilanley Community Complex. an (Milano( lfydro \lumc►pal 1 ►lice account has been opened to cuter the hydro crusts The account has $8.1101 to toyer the year Material and supplies for the Brucefield Fire Department has in creased S6.50I of er Iasi year's figure of 58.1'19 "The liruuelleld Department has bought new pagers Tucker•snuth will pay 50 percent nt 1he cosi and we will pay the other halt. explained ('Ierk Graham currently the student council's first vice-president and has been an in- tramural rep or student council rep during each of his years at South Huron. Liana has played on the Toot - ball team for four years and has helped as a photographer for the school yearbook. Drew Hasselback. the 18 year old son of Bruce and Barb Hasselback, is this year's social convener. The grade 12 student has been a member of the Reach for the Top team and has been on the staff of the school newspaper for four years. Drew has played guitar in two theatre productions and teaches guitar lessons in his spare time. Next year Drew will attend Neuchatel Junior College in Switzerland to study grade 13. Steve Batten. Exeter,is the son of Bill and Kaaren Batten. Steve has been a member of the football team for four nears and is a member of the famous No -name intramural team. The grade 13 student has played for the Hawks for two seasons and his written the SHDHS news in the Times -Advocate this year. Steve is a prefect and plans to study in the tine of journalism at university next year. Joe Martens is the son of Arnold and Ann Martens, R. R.2 Crediton and is currently the second vice-president of the student council. An honour roll student. Joe has been involved in the football and soccer program and helps as a coach for minor soccer in Exeter. This member of the No - names intramural squad- plans to study science at the University of Waterloo next September. Scott Jesney is the 20 year old son of Sharon and Melvin Wurm, Hensall. Scott has served as a student council rep this year and has been involved in the football, soccer and wrestling programs over his five years at South Huron. The grade 13 student has serv- ed as a prefect and is one of the three invaluable members of the No -name intramural champs to graduate this year. Tony Jones. Huron Park, is the son of Tony and Jean Jones, Duron Park. The nineteen year old student has participated in football, badminton. 'track and soccer. Tony has helped as including the salaries. the township has budgeted $22.200 for the Brucefield Fire Department, $12.504l for Bayfield. SI.HI$► for Clinton and $4.800 for the Zurich Fire Department. The reserve account for working funds will have $12,000 in it this year. Last year the account was empty. "This reserve fund is used when we ileal to spend money before taxations are collec•Ied,•• said Clerk Graham: "Last year we were trying to build the complex t so that account was left empty." To offset (he working fund increase. the building funds expenditure fras I)een decreased by $40.0110, staking the figure S90.000. Another major decrease is in the in- terest on temporary borrowing. Coun- cil expected lhis expenditure to run no higher than $40.000. compared to last year's actual figure of $47.966. Dn the revenue side, council ex- peets to collect $19.276 more this year on street lights. the water system. residential. commercial and business taxation. The projected figure for 1985 is $:3206,:374 fl is also estimated that township revenue for use of the cotnplex for parties and sale of pop. juice and pro- ceeds from the bar will be $12.000. t'nconditonal grants arc forecast at $60.721. up $3.621 from the 1984 figure of $57.100 The township's road grants were reduced by $10.:300, mak- ing the total $18(1.70(► "Last year we had a larger sup- plementary. so we received a larger grant." explained Mr. Graham. An overall view of the budget does not show any drastic increases or decreases. however. this is the first budget with the completed Stanley Township Community Complex. therefore. expenditures and revenues connected with the building are uncertain ant At 01 AV itcs 40- '4)tellitirgt tim 0 TastyNu Delicious 9 Chelsea Buns $1.59 Baden Colby Cheese '3.09 lb Peanut Rune. Cookies 1.s9 ����� Peanut Butter Cookies $1.29 cioi Cheese Curds (Friday, Saturday Only) $3.19 Ili t� TastyNu Bread finest Bakery fl Cheese House e quality. always fresh Exeter 235-0332 joa 43) %( ti41 ect 014►)'eQ3 40} 012. Steve Batten an assistant coach to the girls field hockey team for three years and has been a member of the National Rifle Team as well as playing for the Hawks. The co-organizer of this year's formal, Tony is a Training Of- iicer in Army Cadets. Pauline Brand is the daughter of Rennie Brand, R.It.1 Exeter. Pauline was the captain of this year's field hockey team and has been a very valuable member of the team for five years. She has been a member of the volleyball team for lour seasons and is on the intramural executive. Pauline is 19 years old. Colleen Glasgow is the 18 year old daughter of James and Margaret -Glasgow of Exeter. A student council rep for two years. Colleen has been in- volved with the math team and bad- minton club. She has been an honour roll student for each of her five yeas at South Huron. Colleen plans to at- tend the University of Toronto next year in hopes of becoming a pharmacist. Susan Birmingham, the student council president, is the daughter of Gary. and Connie Birmingham of Ex- eter. In grade 12, Susan represented South Huron at the Terry Fox Youth Centre and hosted a French exchange student from Chicoutimi: She has been a member of the cross country. track and gymnastics teams. The 18 year old has skated for the Exeter Figure Skating Club and has par- ticipated on precision teams. Susan plans to attend university next year and may decide to attend Teacher's College. Jacqui Cottrell is the daughter of Graham and Agnes Cottrell of Hen- sall. Jacqui is currently the secretary of the student council and has served as a rep for three years. She has been a member of the basketball, track and cross country teams and placed second on the floor at the Ontario gymnastics championships this year. Jacqui plans to pursue the career of a dental hygienist. Starr Jesney is the daughter of Sharon and Melvin Wurm of Hensall. She played basketball for five years and was also a member of the gym- nastics squad for five seasons. Start- Drew tarr Drew Hasselback competed at OFSSA in gymnastics one ye.ir and has been a student coun- cil rep in the past. Starr, a 20 year old, is a gymnastics instructor and was employed as a playground supervisor last summer. She plans to study recreation at college in September. Sue Sullivan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Mt. Carmel. Sue has been a student coun- cil rep since grade nine and was the secretary assistant in grade 12. She has helped as a prefect and has been on the cross country team for four years and the track team for two. Sue is 20 years old. The very deserving 12 students should be recognized for their con- tribution to the local high school. The final choices will be awarded by last year's winners, George Tomes and Alice Dietrich. at the formal. Spectators are welcome throughout the evening. Friday. to catch a glimp- se of the decorations in the theme of "Evening in Paris." Blue Midnight Sue Sullivan Pauline Brand will provide the entertainment for the expected 230 students. Susan Birmingham Liam Brennan Tony Jones Imes - dvocate Sr...rt. 11u,on.',,oh1•iddt,,. • 644,r11, 1arnAlort 4,o,. I3'1 May 22. 1985 PagelA OID FU 4 "DO -IT -NOVA BONUS" SPEIALS Act now and clean up withHoneywell. nS275.00 OFF HONEYWELL ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER* with the purchase of any forced air gas fiimace and central air- conditioning package. nS175.00 OFF HONEYWELL ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER* with the purchase of any forced air gas furnace or central air- conditioning. What a deal! DEFERRED) PAYMENT Act now and pay nothing until October, 1985. 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