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-mm- -mm- -m Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 20,1984 11 Many Medal Winners at Sr. Public Schools Track & Field Meet WÊÊÊÊwmm- |ÉS flllfiii'ï ■ i Lw.4Ç0'r*r' , î ;,. <*[ l'Tr] 1 vi'Xl 11!• !• : ., !■• >«. # !y*n]tfiiiïMppl ifi| t w . r .', Dried floral arrangements, knitting and other craft items created by the residents were offered for sale at Strathaven Nursing Home's annual bazaar. Mrs. Belva Davey, formerly of Blackstock, displays an afghan she made for the summer fair held on June 7. ~MAJOR MOTION TRUCK PROMOTION --FROM NISSAN • Prices start at $6984 King Cabs from $8584 4x4'sfrom only $9484 • Lease from $179 monthly MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 DUNDAS ST. E. mn '.Vi NISSAN In the intermediate competition, these students were gold, silver and bronze medalists during the Bowmanville Senior Public School Field Day. . ... *1 * , , ! In the back row, from left are: Geri Chestnut (bronze), Sean Powers (gold), Sherry Brown (right) and Laura Dolan were both gold medalists in the Jeff Woodlock (gold). The front row includes Kathy Coombes (bronze) and annual track and field day held by Bowmanville Senior Public School. Laura Lisa McLeod (silver). won her medal in the intermediate girls' category, while Sherry was the top senior girl. Junior medalists at the Bowmanville Senior Public School track meet include: (back row, left to right) Karen Yates (gold), Carie Hancock (bronze) and Gillian Ramdial (silver). The front row, from left, consists of: Doug Lever (gold), Tim Powers (bronze), and Lonnie Schofield (bronze). Absent is- Danny Flint, who received a silver medal). Bazaar Held at Strathaven Nursing Home More Than 100 Graduates Complete Farm Courses at Kemptville Agricultural The Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology graduated 127 at its 62nd graduation exercises. Dr. Clare Rennie, in the convocation address, told graduates to be flexible in their thinking and "march to their own drummer." An Assistant Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food, Rennie said "Education "Education is a process that continues continues all your life." He stressed the importance of agricultural education, saying saying one ofthe qualifications for the eligibility to the Beginning Beginning Farmers' Assistance Assistance program was an agricultural agricultural education. Designed to bring new people into farming, the program allows young farmers farmers to obtain loans at a lower interest rate. Commenting on the bicentennial year, Rennie said the Province was built on ' hard work, 1 and pros- " pects for agriculture and food were good. Exports had grown to $1.6 billion annually. annually. The best mark for an institution institution is its graduates, he said. "You are the sum total of your talents and accomplishments. accomplishments. By your actions actions the institution stands or falls." At the end of the ceremony, ceremony, three students were recognized for outstanding achievement. Ed Tobin of Madoc won the Minister of Agriculture and Food award. Dawn Davies of Alexandria and Kim Pilgrim Pilgrim of Pembroke were named the outstanding students students in agriculture and food service and technology respectively. Davies won the United Co-operatives of Ontario award, while Pilgrim was presented with the Ottawa Citizen award. For Leona Raymond of Kemptville, the day capped two years of struggle and achievement at the College. A mother and grandmother (nine altogether), she had returned to college with only a grade seven education. education. Elsewhere, Mrs. Kay Purvis Purvis of Kemptville was given the College's Award of Merit for her work on the College newspaper. Richard Janssen of Richmond Hill was the major award winner. He won the Barr Memorial Scholarship for proficiency over two years; the Hon. G. Howard Ferguson Memorial Memorial award, a junior year award; the Fertilizer Institute Institute of Ontario award; the O.R. Irvine award; and the Farm Credit Corporation award. Other award winners included included Patricia Faulkner, Palmerston, the Chemistry award "and tfieFood Service Supervision, award; Linda Cowie, Kemptville, the Bon Bakery award; Ben Melenhorst, Metcalfe, the Eastern Breeders' Inc. award; Anne Lynch, Ottawa, Ottawa, the Fashion and Design Design award. Beverly Lumb ofCarleton Place won two awards; the Food Service and Technology Technology award and the Nutrition award. Stephen Thomas of Deep River was named top junior student in the Engineering Technician Section, winning winning the I.O.O.F. award. Garry Buxton, Madoc, won the W.B. George Memorial Memorial Award; Caroline Wise, Nepean, won the Home Economics award; Jason Heavens, Ottawa, won the Kemptville Horticultural Society bursary; Rose Kuip- ers, Lyndhurst, won the Kemptville Women's Institute Institute award. Earl Ferguson, Jasper, won the Pioneer Hi-Bred Agronomy award, and the College Alumni award which he shared with Ruth Acton of Kemptville. Mark Gemmill, Cobden, won the Raina trophy, and Mary Ann Waclawik, Ottawa, Ottawa, won the Ed Wallace Memorial award. Finally, Janet Kirk of Kemptville won the College Alumni award for exemplifying the best qualities qualities of a graduating stu- \ dent. She shared the award ' with Ed Tobin. Wannan Family Picnic at Orono Over 100 descendants of James Wannan, who came to Canada in the 1830's, gathered in Orono Park for the fourth annual Wannan picnic on Sunday, June 10,1984. Those honoured included Lloyd Wannan, Toronto, as the oldest gentlemen; Jessie Wannan, Oshawa, and Mary Reeve, Willowdale, as oldest ladies; Kara Dell (daughter of John and Kathy Dell, Fonty- pool) as youngest family member. Lawrence Wannan, Kitchener, received a special prize for travelling the furthest furthest distance. Children's games were organized by Dennis Wannan, Oshawa. The Wannan, Bellamy, Henderson and Hooey families were all represented. As always, it was a delightful delightful day to have family members members reunited. FORESTS MAKE JOBS Bowmanville Senior Public School held its annual track meet on Tuesday, June 5, and the above students received medals in the senior division of the competition. From left are: Tim Smith (gold), Michelle Bogle (bronze), Shannon Cooper (silver), and Travis Martyn (silver). Absent is bronze medalist David Smith. DEKOKER MEAT PACKERS LTD. STOCK UP ON QUALITY MEAT TODAY! BEEF BEEF Sides ;.. $ 1 , 69 lb. Front Quarter $ 1 , 45 lb. 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