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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-12, Page 10Organ music was provided • by Barbara Cameron of Lucknow. The invocation was pronounced by Rev. Barry Passmore. Greetings were extended by. Wilfred Shortreed, chairman of Huron County Board of Education. Cindy Thornton was valedictor- George Menzies Endoemset presented by Mrs. lab Hospital 'Auxiliary Wingbas presented by Mrs. p, Order of the Eastern Star presented by Mrs. Jia John Stewart MactlaUghton Donated and presented by Ladies Auxiliary Royal 'presented by Mn, Linda Mahood Memorial had presented by Mn. Jack Paul V. Tiffin livaorial Presented by Mr. G. V. Student Council Awards . presented by Miss Lois Tsetse/star Creamery Ltd. presented by W. D. Hingham Einstte Scholarship presented by Mrs., Gary Joanne Wood Lori Nir Sandra Finlay Stanley Loses Barbara Ryan Ruth Eckenswiller Dale Liddle William Loree Randy Wingfield James Ritter Marjorie Pt ell Joan Jolostan Ruth Eckenswiller Deborah Reynolds Gail Renwick Gail Renwick Karen Wilson jams Pattison James Pattison James ' Pattison Miry Ann MiltenbuCil Cindy Thornton Cindy Thornton Brenda Johnston Rene Caskanoito Allan Domestic Roseesary Schmidt Proficiency Grade 10 Rome Economics . eeeee ••••• qe• Riles* Fischer Zonor: Minh's* Woman's Institute, presented by Mks. A. Lockridge Proficiency Gitlst Occupations Barbara Miascheld Donor: B. i P. bloom y * Club, presented by Mrs. A Rintnul Proficiency in Grade 1.2 Auto Michanici Wayne Mitchler Donor: Ideal' Supply Ltd., presented by Mr. Ralph Harrison Marvin Morrison Ontario Scholars presented by Mir. 'W. 0. Unwell Jimes Patti:ma Douglas Miller Cindy Thornton Brenda Johnston jamop Gail Renwick Rene Caskanette When In GODERICH visit SHOPPERS SQUARE MostStores are . . THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1975 •inittencement Attracts Large .Attendance. ran for the evening, introduced by vice-principal it. E. Wood. Closing remarks were made by principal R. P. Ritter. omtneficement exercises were held Friday at the F. E. Madill Secondary Scheol VVingham with a arge attendance. Puslirtillas OP Psoncnota AWARDS ABCD *Mai . . Donated and presented by Ni F. ,E. Madill Secondary 8th Donated by the staff aid p Mrs. M. Zinn Award oficiency Oficiency Typewriting reficienc, Proficiency'Office Practice Proficiency Office PractiOe Western Foundry Award for Technical Training IL E. Le Van Amerd for Proficiency in 'Mechanical Drafting 12 Proficiency in Woodworking 12 Dr. A. J.' Irwin Scholarships 12 Doris Neclenzie Scholarship 12 Proficiency in Home Economics 13' Proficiency in Biology 13 Proficiency in Chemistry 13 Proficiency in Mathematics 13 W. S. Hall Memorial 'Scholarship in Science .13 Proficiency in Physics 13 Proficiency in French - 13 Proficiency in Latin '13 Proficiency in History 13 Stanley. Door Systems Ltd. Scholarship 43 'William P.. MacDonald Award Mete Award Donor Mr. R. E. Lloyd Mrs. Edna Davis Adana Studios Miss "Doris Mayor Lloyd-Truax Ltd. Western Foundry Ltd. Western Foundry Ltd. Hodgina-,McDonald (Wingbo') Ltd. Late Mrs. A. .1: Irwin Doris MacKenzie Scholarship FUNS WWI DOrOthy Comber Mk. John Gnat' Mk': W. H. French Mr. J. H. Crawford Dr. J 'S. Hall, M.D. W. John W. Pattison Mr. R. Campeau Mrs.-M. Emerson In Memory of Dr. W. A. Maibbon Mr. Z. S. Copeland. Stanley Door System' 7,t d. -family of Mr. i Mrs: William F. MacDoseld Ws. Merle Deoglas 12 Grade '10 Profielancy . . . Ingrid .11erstake Donor: Win se Lions Club, presentee/by Mr. Archie Mill 4 MONDANI SCHOOL. ROOM Arkell, Joel Armstrong, Paul Bridge, Pamela Burt, Robert Foxton, Bradley' Glousher, Barbara Win Awards For Huron 4-H Work ST. HELENS NEWS At the "Awards Night" in Clinton on Friday night for Huron County 4-H Clubs, David Mew- hinney received the Huron County Beef Improvement Association award for the highest beef judge Hartemink, Christopher , Hewitt, Kenneth Hilts, Patricia Hopkins, Victor Kumla, Vincent Lamont, Dwight LaRose, Brian and a 6 project certificate. Lynn Miller received the C.N.E. Shield for the highest novice judge and the highest score in Huron County Sheep Club. From the Old Mill, Blyth, Lynn received a leather coat. Seven tables of Shoot attended the first party of the season on. Thursday night in the St. Helens Hall. High prizes went to Mrs. Ted Robinson and John Gaunt with second high going to Mrs. Wm. Lewis, Jeffrey MacDonald, JaCk MacDonald, Russell Moffat,_Alvin Parker, Leland Reid, Marjorie Ritchie, BryCe Purdon and Jim Errington. The travelling shoot went to John Andrew. The Lucknow Legion and Auxil- iary attended the Remembrance Day Service in the St. 'Helens Hall on Sunday afternoon. Rev. R. Baker of Winghani was in charge of the service with Barbara Cameron as pianist At the cenotaph, Robert Lyons plated a wreath on behalf of West Wawa- Ballagh, Beverly Beecroft, Alice Black, Joan Boneschansker, William Carson, Colleen Caskanette, Rene. Caalick, Stephen Coiling David' . Currie, Sandra Darling, Eileen Darling, William DeBoer, Cecil Dubelaar, Ian ,Dunsmuir, Allan During, Erika During, Siglinde Elliott, Karen' Fines, Kathleen Garniss, Mary Edith • CilliTIFICATIS OP TIMM Presented by Mr. C. H. Thomas assisted by Mr. A. Laidlaw Robinson, Bruce Schiestel, Kenneth Shanks, Keith Snell, Edythe White, Ruth Ann Wilken,. Kathleen nosh Township; the St. Helens W.I. by Mrs. Frank McQuillin; the Auxiliary by Mrs. Ford Cupning- ham and the Legion by Angus McDonald. Frank Mewhinney returned from University Hospital, London where he had undergone further surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Elliott of Belleville and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Elliott of Ancaster were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller.