Clinton News-Record, 1980-05-08, Page 276
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Where do they go?
The first ,» vocational
students graduated from
the Central Huron
technical program in 1965.
when i.7 students com-
pleted their studies. Since
that time, 717 students
have graduated from the
four year --program. To
try to assess the cony
tribution of the
programs, the staff
initiated a post=graduate
study. "°Through this.
survey: they have
discoveredT that- -Contt'a
Huron has technical
graduates working° in
Canada:, from ' east to.
west, Brian, Merrill, for
example, a1971 auto
Major, is chief engineer
for Sealand Helicopter
Co,, - St. Johns,
Newfoundland where he
isirc --Charge R of 24
helicopters which carry
heavy equipment to .off-
shore drillings Rick Blake
,THE CLINTON N.
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-RECORD, THD'R.SD Y, MAY 8000
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er variety of jobs from coast to coast
and Dennis Walter,
building construction
technology students, are
second year apprentices
with Ardix Builders,,
Edmonton.
The. -staff -f eltifouini ht
be interested in
discovering what Clintong
ads are adointo-day.
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Pictured with Pat Newington right, manufacturing
manager of Ex -Cell -0 Cop. Canada Ltd., tool and
abrasive operation, Clinton are six machine shop
grads, left to right, John Dixon (1971) numerical
control supervisor; Dave Williscraft (1978) 1st year
apprentice; John Howard (1973) journeyman
machinist, Eugene, Bradley (1978) 1st year ap-
prentice; Dan Weber (1977) 2nd year apprentice;
Ken Menheere (1977) 3rd year apprentice.
To this end, they are
presenting the following
pictures and employment
data. This survey
represents, only a few of
the graduating class from
-each-year-1—
This
each-year.This -sample survey
shows a ° definite
relationship between ,the
technical subjects
students have studied at
Central Huron and the
Vocations Which they now
persue. Student em-
ployers have consistently
complimented C}ISS on
the attitude and ability of
the students. The staff
hopes that in some small
way, they have con-
tributed to their success.
There. are many. fine
graduates from the five-
years-stieince-te'chno'lo'gy-'
and trades program and
will only mention a few
from our survey: Dict(
Jewson, civil engineer,
Dineen Const. Co.,
Rexdale; Bruce Weary,
law at Queen's, called to
the bar in Ottawa - April
16, 1980, now with
Maxwell, Larson & Co.,
Lethbridge, Alberta;
Robert Campbell, den-
tist, Toronto School of
Dentistry, Port Elgin;
Tom Campbell, hospital
administration, West-
minster, B.C.; Paul
Lavis, civil engineering,
Waterloo, Lavis Con-
tracting Co. Ltd.; Gord
Lavis, B.A. in
Economics, business
admin., Laurier, Lavis
Contracting - Case.
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Roest, professional.
engineer; Ralph Hoba,
engineering, Waterloo
iversit _ Steve- G-roas, -
e lectricaLengineering.
To 'prospective student,
employers I would make
the following
suggestions:
C1{SS is. interested in
producing the, type of
employee you are looking
for. i£ you have 'some
suggestions as to how we
could improve our
grogram, please le se contact
us, or visit us at Central
Huron. We would
welcome yournput.
-fur student.s cannot get
nn t .
the work experience you
require if ,somebody
doesn't give them a job.
We feel that the
students in Huron County
areof a fine calibre and it
is • with pride that
recommend that you
contact the school if you
have a job o , ..pPortunity.
1965 Gro,ds . .
Mel Crich „ Sir Sand-
ford Fleming, Dept, of
Lands Sc Forest.
Gary. Johnston- (Bldg.
Const,), const.
technology - Eanshawe
College, Douglas Point
Nuclear Development.
.Mahlon Martin (bldg.
const.), contractor }
framing.
Frank McLaf°ty (bldg.
const.) truck driver -
Sheii Gas, Burlington
1900 Grads
PaulBooth au
o) 1W.
auto ngechanip, Kit-
chener.
David De.itter (auto)
lit. auto . _
m _echanic ; x.
operates his own garage,
Kitchener,
Jim Broa.dfoot (elec.)
electrical contractor,
Vanastra.
Raymond Eckel
(bldg. const.) superin-
tendent with Robinson
Turn to page 8A •
Pictured with Bill 'Hearn, right, president and
general manager of Epps Manufacturing are Brian
Newington (1976 grad.) John Nanloo (1973 grad.)
and Tom Morgan (1968 grad.) These men are
machine shop grads.
David Mustard (1971 electrical grad.) is a plumbing and heating contractor in
Clinton. •
Pictured with Dean Reid, second from right, (auto grrad.1967) owner of Clinton
Chrysler Plymouth Ltd. are Dennis Harris, (auto grad 1967), Jim Middleton
(auto grad. 1973) and Bill Turner (auto grad,, 1966).
Tom,craig: (1969 auto grad) is now owner Craig's Tire and Auto Service.
Bob Eckert (1970 electrical grad.) of Eckerlea Farms Ltd. Seaforth, who farm
1,000 acres and have 120 milking cows and a total herd of 280.
John Hoogendorn (1970 bldg. const. grad.) is working at Wiseway Home &
Bldg. Centre, Clinton.
Jeff Dixon (1966 mach. shop grad.) is a tool and die journeyman numerical
control supervisor at Dominion Roads, Goderich.
Bruce tans (draft, major 1965) isF program co-ardin
at Gearco ht Goderich.
tor -numerical control
Larry Lovett .(1972 sheetmetal and welding grad.) of Lovett's Welding and
Machine Shop, Clinton is owner -operator.
John Arts (1972 mech. tech. grad.) and a graduated mechanical technologist at
Conestoga College, works at Arte Farms Ltd. of Seaforth, which farms 1,000 -
acres and has a 500 sow operation.