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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-13, Page 121,4 4 • • • • 1 41F WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER „,#)mencOnient Attracts Large Attendance 'Commencement exercises were held Friday at the F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham with the Main auditorium filled to capacity for the event. Organ music by Rosemary Schmidt preceded and accompan- ied the processional. Rev. R. H. Armstrong pronounced the invoca- tion and the principal, G. 0. Philips gave the opening remarks. Greetings were extended by Wil- fred Shortreed, vice chairman of the Huron County Board of Educa- tion. Entertainment was provided by the Brussels Girls Quartette, Joan Mair, Carol Raymond, Peggy Gib- son and Julie Campbell, accompan- PRESENTATION OF PROFICIENCY AWARDS Grade Award 9 Proficiency 11 Proficiency Office Practice • (4 -level) 11 Proficiency Office. Practice (5 level) 12 Proficiency Office Practice (4 level). 12 Weitern Foundry Award for Technical Training 12 W. E. Le Van Award for Proficiency in Mechanical Drafting 12. Proficiency in Woodworking 12 Dr. A. J. Irwin Scholarships 12 Doris MacKenzie Scholarship 12 The Wingham & District Hospital Graduate Nurses Association Bursary' 13 Proficiency/in Biology 13 Proficiency in Chemistry 13 Proficiency in. Mathematics 13 W. S. Hall Memorial Scholarship in Science 13 Proficiency in French 13 French Embassy Award for Grade 13'French 13 Proficiency in Histery.-- 13 Proficiency in Latin 13 Proficiency in Physics 13 Stanley Door Systems Ltd. Scholarship 13 William F. MacDonald Award Music Award Grade 10 Proficiency . . . Donor Mt. R. H. Lloyd Mrs. Mary Cleland Miss •Doris MtIvor Mks. Edna Davis 'Lloyd -Truax Ltd. Western Foundry Ltd., Western Foundry Ltd. Hodgins -McDonald (Wingham) Ltd. Late Mrs. A. J. Irwin ied by Mrs. W. H. King. Valedictorian for the evening was James Fairies of the Gorrie area who was introduced by K. E. Wood. The following awards were pres- ented. Doris MacKenzie Scholarship Fund Graduate Nurses' »Association Wingham & District Hospital' Mr. John Gray Mr. W. H. French Mr. J. H. Crawford Dr.1 J. S Hall, M.D. Mk. R. 'Campeau Mrs. M. »Emerson Finch Emimissy' Mr. E. S. Copeland In memoryof Dr. W. A. McKibbon •Mk. John V. Pattison Stanley Door Systems Ltd. Family of Mr. & Mrs. William F. MacDonald Mrs. Marle» Douglas . . Mrs. M. Zinn Winner Michael Milosevic Mary Bongertmaa Lori Henderson Ruth Eckenswiller Bernice Scheurwater Harry Schiestel Harry Schiestel Glenn Warwick Cindy Thornton James Forten .Gail' 'Renwick •Betty Maize Joanne:Thompson James Fairies James Fairies James Fairies James Fairies Susan Underwood • Katherine Pattison Mark Van Stempvoort Donor: Wingham Lions Club, presented by Mr. Russe,11 Zurbrigg Proficiency Grade 10.Home.Economics • Donor: Wingham:Women',0 Institute • , presented. by 'Mrs. and Miss Barbara.Murray• • Proficiency Girls' .Occupations .•.'... Donor t B.:& P. Women's'Club., presented by Mrs. A. Rintoul Proficiency Grade 11 • Donor: Mr. E. 'Gregory, presented by. Mr. Don Brooks Proficiency in Grade 12 Auto ,Mechanics 'Donor: 'Ideal Supply Ltd., presented by Mr, Ralph Harrison . Proficiency in Grade 12 Home Economics Donated and presented by Miss Dorothe Comber Ethel Holmes Mardi Adams Robert Loree . Robert Loree Joanne Thompson 'Jennette Barr Stanley Loree • Janice Dunbar Muriel Taylor . Ruth Ann White • James Ritter . . . . Donald Miltenburg Sandra Currie t;• TODAY'S HEALTH • Emergency departments —for emergencies only by David Woods , The dictionary defines "emer- gency" n as "an » unforeseen occur- rence; a sudden and urgent occasion for action." Look in on any hospital emer- gency department, especially in the evenings and on weekends. and you'll see a steady stream of pa- tients whose problems may well have been unforeseen, but could hardly be considered urgent: minor cuts and bruises, and assorted aches and pains usually outnumber the genuine emergencies — the heart attacks. abscesses and fractures. Not that aches, pains, cuts and bruises don't call -for medical atten- tion. They may well do -- and if' you have any doubts. it's always best to seek professional medical , help. But not necessarily in the emergency department of your local .hospital. • Well then, where do 'you go? 11. you need help but don't have a crisis on your hands. you go to your fam- ily doctor. . • But the problem for many of the people who turn to. the emergency department with non-tirgenf, proh- lems is that they either don't have a family doctor — or they hase• one but can't find him. What they're disCo‘ering is that, illness and injury can occur out- side of the doctors regular office hours: that they don't simply quit when he does. For those who don't have a fam- ily doctor. it makes good health sense to find one before treatment is really needed. If you've come from 'another town where you had - a family physician, ask him, to transfer vour records to the -new doctor. Find out what services the new. doctor provides and then make sure he knows everything he needs to 'know about you. • If you already have a family doc- tor. you should be aware of when hes available. Obviously, he's not going to put in a 24-hour day;• like everyone else. he needs time Off for rest and relaxation. If he practices in a partnership or a group practice, chances are that » when hes , not available. another •physician is. If . he's a solo practitioner. he friAy ‘k ell have an arrangement with an- other doctor to handle off -hours problems. • In any event. you, as the health care 'customer: are fully entitled to know what services your doctor provides..lust ask. Generally. physicians don't make house calls these days.. That's why it's even more important that they provide some kind of service on a round-the-clock basis. If /your problem really is an emeriency, then you should go to the hospital emergency department where it will be handled promptly and proper's; if it isn't. you may • be adding to the burdens » of that hospital. and will •Iikely be in for a long and frustrating wait. • • This whole matter of medical care 'out of office hours is one in .0 hich the patient can really help , to make health care more efficient. He can do it by knowing how to 'deal with minor donieStic mishaps himself — like 'cleanin'g• and dress- ing a small cut; by giving the family physician a chance to provide the personal, comprehensive and con- tinuing care hes supposed to pro- % ide and by leaving the hospital emergency department to do. what ir'N &leant to .do — look after real emergencies. „ 11 "13 On.tario Scholars Presented by ABCD ivard Donated and p F. R. Madill Donated by the George Menzies presented • Hospital presented , Order 'of» the presented John»Stevat • Donated and p • • Ladies' presented Paul. V. Tiffin presented Student Council presented Teesvater Creat presented • Hingham Kinette presented SECONDARY SCild Adams; CA Adam, !St Agnem, Bauer, Bennett, Siena, Bishop, Blackvel Blake, Bone, Ca Cardiff, Casitanet Cronin, Cmieks Doug) -ss, Fairies, Galbral ibson, Creams, }Janata Hagan Hays, - 0 Headers Higgins Hogan, Johnst Jort, Juts', 1.