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U-Oroho Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 26, 1988 Awards at Clarke Co THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARD For highest standing in Grade 10 English THE STORKS AWARD For highest standing in Grade 11 History THE NEWCASTLE LIONS CLUB AWARDS For highest standing in Grade 11 Geography For highest standing in Grade 11 Man in Society For highest standing in Grade 12 Mathematics To a Graduating Student who has shown the greatest overall improvement in the General Level Programme THE MODERNS DEPARTMENT AWARD For highest standing in Grade 12 French Dana THE RIENSTRA AWARD For highest standing in Grade 1-2 Science THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARDS For highest standing in Grade 10 History For highest standing in Grade 12.English and enrollment in Grade 13 PEER COUNSELLOR LETTER OF APPRECIATION Tanya Jones Tammy Hansen Richard Erhardt Mike Tait Greg Donald Richard Harris Sciuk/Tammy Riddle Gregory Donald Ken Verwoert Lana Maingot Kerri Wilson THE O.S.S.T.F. EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AWARD In recognition of the interest and support demonstrated towards the education of our Judy Plummer students Geri Bailey THE STUTT'S PHARMACY AWARD For academic achievement and taking an approved course leading to a Hospital Career THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO BOOK AWARD To à graduating student who has demonstrated academic excellence THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY AWARD For taking an approved course in any health service field THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD For the most promising student in Industrial Arts THE ARMSTRONG STORE AWARD For proficiency in Grade 12 Family Studies Dana Srink THE PETER MIEDEMA AWARD For highest standing in Latin Alison Jury THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS ORONO LODGE To a graduating student who has participated in volunteer work in the Orono Community MarkSargeant THE HORTICULTURAL AWARD *<■ For a student pursuing studies in horticulture t or a field-related to horticulture MikeKlages The, business award An award of Merit for a business student Susanne Cochrane THE BANK OF COMMERCE AWARD For highest standing in Business Education Tina Talsma THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE BUSINESS EDUCATION CERTIFICATES Susanne Cochrane Michelle Wagg THE O.S.S.T.F. DISTRICT?# 49 AWARD To a deserving studenit graduating with a S.S.G.D. from the General Level Programme who is pursuing his/her career outside of High School Lisa McCarron THE NEWCASTLE LIONESS AWARD •For academic proficiency to a student graduating with a S.S.G.D. from the General Level Programme , Susanne Cochrane ALICE CHATER MEMORIAL AWARD To the student who showed the most . improvement in the Music Programme Jill Brown THE BOWMANVILLE DRAMA WORKSHOP AWARD To a graduating student who has made a significant , . contribution to the Clarke Drama Club Richard Maki Julie Ogden Kathryn Desousa Mark Sargeant Ken Hall Kerry Hester THE SHARLENE ABRAMS BURSARY, To a student vyho has displayed humanitarian Sylvia VanderSchee concerns and who has been involved in the fine arts Katherine Milnes THE STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Fob outstanding contribution to the school and community endeavors Dylan Parker THE APPLE BLOSSOM AWARD To a student who has had a successful Co-operative Education placement in a field leading to his/her chosen career Ken Hall THE CANADIAN AUTO WORKERS LOCAL €22 BURSARIES Kathryn Desousa Peter Vohsemer Doris Gaudet Julie Warren Mark Sargeant THE TED VICKERY AWARD To the student who has achieved proficiency in Geography and Outdoor Education and who has shown concern for others Janet Crowther THE GARNETT DUETTA AWARD To a graduating student who has shown the greatest improvement in the Basic Level < Programme Jamie Todd Till VISUAL ARTS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE To encourage further awareness of the Arts Lana Maingot THE BOWMANVILLE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS WOMEN'S AWARD To a graduating girl who is pursuing a career preferably in a non-traditional field THE SPIRIT OF CLARKE AWARD For outstanding all round contribution to Clarke THE RUDDOCK AND RENA WADDELL SCHOLASTIC TRUST BURSARIES Leslie Barraball Peter Simon Doris Gaudet Robin Siy Darren Lewis Sharon Stapleton Katherine Mûries Julie Warren Lisa Morris Sylvia VanderSchee Mark Sargeant t-i rr? riKUDiCl'» mMCCUVÂTION AW A 13 TV To a graduating student who is pursuing studies related to the environment THE KENDAL BRANCH OF THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE To a deserving graduating student who has taken Family Studies at the Grade 13/OAC level Lori Henderson Shawn Bailey JulieWarren Peter Simon Karina Towey THE GREAT PINERIDGE KINSMEN AWARD To the outstanding musician in Grade 13/0AC TFJE MATHEMATICS AWARD For highest standing in Grade 13/OAC Mathematics THE BOB BEST MEMORIAL AWARD . For a honour student, a winner of an event in track and field, an active participant on any school team and on completion of Grade 13/OAC and enrollment in University THE WINTERS, SUNDERLAND AND MOASE SENIOR ACCOUNTING AWARD For the highest standing in Grade 13/OAC Accounting THE WALLACE AUTO SUPPLY AWARD For proficiency in Art : , THE ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI AWARD For highest standing in Grade 13/OAC • Geography THE S.B. RUTHERFORD AWARD For highest standing in Grade 13/OAC Biology THE STEDMAN'S STORE AWARD For highest standing in Grade 13 /OAC History THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES AWARD 1 For highest standing in Grade 13/0AC English , THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARD For highest standing in Grade 13/OAC and to encourage further education V , Kerri Wilson Peter Vohsemer Andrea Burnham Dana Sciuk Rod Bosak , Eric Jensen Donna Vanhaverbeke Cameron Langstaffe Katherine Milnes Peter Vohsemer THE THOS. MONTEGUE SCHOLARSHIP ' To the boy and girl Grade 13/OAC graduates, who have achieved the highest standing and ' Donna Vanhaverbeke who are living in the Village of Newcastle Peter Vohsemer THE BOWMANVILLE ROTARY CLUB AWARD For proficiency in Grade 13/OAC and tc encourage further education * Duane Pierce THE ROLPH HARDWARE AWARD For proficiency in Grade 13 Gary Semplonius THE ORONO HEATHER REBEKAH LODGE AWARD For proficiency in Grade 13/OAC and to encourage further education Kristina Wood SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Lyle Thomas Blight Carol Ann. Bergs Kimberley Cameron Randy Beverley Cowan Troy Kevin Devries Michelle Lee Henry Kevin John Jennings Jean Kimball John Louws Csaba Joseph Nagy . Julie Elizabeth Ogden Peter Vohsemer Michelle Lucie White SECONDARYSCHO HONOUR GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Shawn William Bailey Leslie Anne Barraball Susan Paula Brettelll Andrea Dianne Burnham Kathryn Arlene Desousa Jennifer Laura English Randy Stephen Frank Doris Carol Gaudet Timothey George Harrison Laura Henderson Eric Andrew Jensen Michael Dale Klages Cameron Richard Langstaffe Darren Robert Lewis Robin Paige Lycett Scott Peter McCullough Katherine Elizabeth Milnes Erin Leanne Parker Duane Kenneth Pierce Lee Richard Riddle Gary James Semplonius Peter Anthony Simon Sjoerdje Esjvartfe Sizoo Sharon Lee Stapleton Donald Glen Stiles Karina Roberta Towey Gregory Johannes Turk Sylvia Gale VanderSchee Jacqueline Lynn Vandoleweerd Donna Lynn Vanhaverbeke Peter Vohsemer Julie Grace Warren Kristina Elizabeth Wood Maya Stacy Zander ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMAS David Christopher Bailey Susan D. Baptie Darlene Beth Brough Nancy Elizabeth Byers Mark John Cameron Paul Robert Cannings Susanne Marie Cochrane Richard Scott Drysdale James Henry Glasbergen Lisa Marie Greene Kenneth Daniel Hall Richard Ronald Harris Kevin Melvin Hartwig Linda Marie Henderson Brent William Hutton Ronald Stephen Johnson Katrina Marie Johnston Jamie Douglas Lunny Ljsa Dorilda McCarron Victoria Ann McGarvey Lisa Jean Morris Joan Elizabeth Nesbitt Kathy Laura Nesbitt Chris Pedias Kimberley Ann Plitz Frank E. Sargeant Dana Catherine Sciuk Cindy Jean Shaw Emily Karen Talsma Stephen M. Thompson Bruce James Todd Robert Vandusen Michelle Marie, Wagg Tracey Lee-Ann Weatherup Kerri Lynn Wilson Durham East Agricultural News All Candidates Meeting: The Durham Region Federation of Agriculture is hosting an All Candidates Meeting for the federal election on Tuesday, November 1st at 8:00 p.m. in the Blackstock Recreation Center. The meeting will focus on agricultural issues. All farmers are encouraged to attend. First Payments to Lamb Producers: Lamb producers will be receiving their first "payment under the Rational Rational Tripartite Price Stabilization Program. A total of about $200,000 is being paid to 6J0 producers in, five provinces. The payment was announced today today by the National Stabilization Committee of producers and representatives from the federal and five provincial governments. by John Finlay Tripartite agreements have been signed between the federal and provincial provincial governments in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Prince Edward Edward Island and Nova Scotia. All participating producers, in thtse provinces are eligible for a payment of $6.83 per lamb sold in the third quarter of the production year, June 1 to August 31. A stabilization payment is triggered triggered when the market price, drops below the support price. The support support price is thé price guaranteed to producers under the tripartite agreement. 1 The national average weighted lamb price in the third quàrter dropped below the support price of $86.59 per hundred weight to $79.75 per hundred weight, trigger ing the $6.83.a head payment. The payment will help stabilize returns to the lamb industry. ■ , Producers and both levels of government contribute equally to the tripartite stabilization fund, under tile 10 year agreement signed in 1986. Regional 4-H Reach For Top Competition by Barbara Weese Gn Saturday, October 15, 1988, the Durham East 4-H clubs were rrxpst capably represented at the Regional 4-H Reach For The Top Competition in Milton. The Durham East team of Carolyn and Glenn Barkey, R.R. 2, Blackstock and Wilma and Tom Benschop, R.R. 4, Bowmanville, won all their games right up to the semi-finals. Congratulations to the team, competition competition in the Central Region was keen.