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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-11-13, Page 34 • IP • a OF ALL NEW FURNITURE TOYS 8 GIFTWEAR Sunday; Nov. 16th at 2 p.m. held at theormosa Community Hall • PARTIAL LISTING- Toys, to%'s,vtoys, maple chest desk, boston rocker, colonial love seat, continental beds from 39" to 60", 39" maple bunk beds, childs school -desks, all small household appliances, large selection of hristmas gi• ftware... Also, Targe selection of chesterfield suites, stereos, kitchen suites, bedroom suites, coffee & end table. sets, all items listed above come in different colors, styles & sizes and all are covered under factory warranty. Nps` This is just a partial sales list, so if you are looking for any of these items at great savings, this sale is a must for you. • Preview 1 Hour Before Sale. Time Terms of Sale:- CASH CHEQUE OR BUDGET PLAN SALE CONDUCTED BY: - 4 4 ova ` d►i' ,, y M _ .F' <`: fw. x . ABOUT 50 PERSONS crowded ib10 the new office of the Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board for the official opening last Wednesday, while close to 50 others waited in the corridors and hallways. The new offices are located in Dublin, just a short distance away from their previous location in Seaforth. Overr ieien mar ` rnen eco m�me nce at �resented Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships ABCD Award, donated and presented by F. E. Madill, Ray- mondlicholson; F. E. Madill Secondary School Staff Awards, donated by the staff and present-' ed by Miss J. Hancock, Mark Tiffin, Terry Hays, Barbara Ryan, Patricia Hilts, Paul Arm- strong, Kenneth Schiestei ; George Menzies Endowment Fun Awards, presented by Mrs. Robert Raymond, Barbara El- liott, Keith Raymond, Mrs. Stephanie Kellingto\n, Linda Mair; Hospital Auxiliary Wing - ham & District Hospital Award, presented by Mrs. R. P. Ritter, Eileen Darling; Ord of the Eastern Star (Chapter 89) Scho- larship, presented by Mrs. Jim Inglis, Colleen Carson; John Stewart MacNaughton Memorial Award,•donated and presented by Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, Allen Foxton; Ladies' Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion i3ranch ,180 w. Award,, presete,d, by _Mr. `on - Commencement night at F. E. Madill Secondary School a was crowned by a special event Fri- day: the presentation of over 30 proficiency and special awards to deserving students. The gym hall was filled to overflowing by parents and graduates as stu- dents stepped up to receive the awards and accept the congratu- lations of their parents and class- mates. • The awards totalled over $6,000 for the students, most of whom will be continuing their education at universities and colleges throughout Ontario. Proficiency award winners were: Grade 9, donated by R. H. Lloyd, Joanne Wood; Grade 10, Typewriting, donated by Mrs. Edna Davis, Lori Moir; Grade 11.,, donated by .Adana Studios, Sandra Finlay, 'Stanley Loree; Grade 11, Office Practice, donat- ed by Miss Doris Mclvor, Bar- . tiara Ryan; Grade 12,4 -Office Practice, donated by Lloyd -Tru- ax Ltd., Ruth Eckenswiller; Grade 12, Western Foundry Award for Technical Training, donated by Western Foundry Ltd., Dale Liddle; Grade 12, W. E. Le Van Award for Proficiency in Mechanical Drafting, donated by Western Foundry Ltd., Will- iam Loree; Grade 12, Wood- working, donated by.Hodgins-Mc- Donald (Wingham) Ltd., Randy Wingfield; Grade 12, Dr. A. J. Irwin Scholarships, donated by the Late Mrs. A. J. Irwin, James Ritter, Marjorie Powell, Joan Johnston; Grade 12, Doris Mac- Kenzie Scholarship, donated by Doris MacKenzie Scholarship Fund, Ruth Eckenswiller; Grade 12, liome Economics, donated by Miss Dorothy Comber, Deborah Reynolds; Grade 13, Biology, donated by John Gnay, Gail Ren- wick ; Grade 13, Chemistry, donated by W. H. French, Gail Renwick, Karen Wilson'; Grade 13. ,Mathematics, donated by J. . 11. Crawford, James Pattison; (rade 13. W. S. Hall Memorial Scholarship in Science, donated b� I)r. J. S. Hall., James Pattison; Grade 13. Physics, donated by John W. Pattison, James Patti- son. Grade 13, French, do- nated by 'R. Campeau, Mary Ann Miltenburg; Grade 13, French, donated by Mrs. M. Emerson, Cindy Thornton; Grade 13, Latin, donated in Memory of Dr. W. A. McKibbon, Cindy Thornton; Grade 13, His- tory, donated by E. S. Copeland, Brenda Johnston; Grade 13, Stanley Door Systems Ltd. Scholarship, donated by Stanley Door Systems Ltd., Rene Caska- nette; Grade 13, William F. Mac- . Donald Award, donated by the family of Mr. and Mrs. William F. MacDonald, Allan Dunsmuir; Music Award, donated by "Mrs_ Marie Douglas, Rosemary Schmidt. Grade 10, donated by Wingham Lions Club, presented by Archie Hill, Ingrid Jaretzke; Grade 10, Home •Economics, donated, by Wingham Women's Institute, presented by Mrs. A. Lockridge, RONALD MANJIN of Tees - water was the winner of the Teeswater Creamery Award in Agriculture during com- mencement night at F. E. Madill on Friday., Eileen Fischer; Girls' Occupa- tions, donated by B. & P. Women's Club, presented by Mrs. A. Rintoul, Barbara Muscheid; Grade 12, Auto Mechanics, donated by Ideal Supply Ltd., presented by Mr. Campbell, Wayne Mitchler, Marvin 'Morri- son. Ross Hoggart installed as Noble Grand The new officers for the Odd - fellows No. 119 Maitland Lodge of Wingham were installed last Thursday for -the incoming year by the Brucefield team of officers with District Deputy Grand Master William Taylor and in- stalling staff in charge. Past Noble Grand, Norman Wlal,'t cad; Nob1 Gra td,, Ross o k'aixt; r.VI `Gad', . Joe Schneider; recording secretary, Wilford Caslick; financial secre tary, Murray Taylor; treasurer, Harold Wild; `` warden, Gordon Robinson; conductor, Nelson Pickell; chaplain, Ross Smith; right supporter, William Bain; left supporter, Harry Elliott; in- side guardian, Charles Robinson; outside guardian, John McIn- tyre; right supporter of Vi ,e- t,. ra+:d, Harry Gerrie, left sup- liorter aal he Vice Grand. Art Fisk; ,right seam supporter, Mel Rome; left seam supporter, Herb Duffy. ald Wallace and Mrs. Bert Morin, Nancy King; Linda Mahood Memorial Award, presented by Jack MacDonald of the Tees - water Lions Club, Brenda John- ston; Paul V. Tiffin Memorial Award, presented by G. W. Tiffin, James McEwan; Student Council Awards, presented by Miss Lois McLaughlin, Raymond Nichol- son, Phylis Schneider, Marvin Morrison; Teeswater Creamery Ltd. Award in Agriculture, pre- sented by°D. Thompson, Ronald Man jin ; Wingham Kinette Scho- larship, presented by Mrs. Gary Watcher, • Brenda Johnston. Ontario Scholars, presented by • W. D KenWell, James Pattison, Douglas. Miller, Cindy Thornton, Brenda Johnston, James Mc - Ewan, Gail Renwick, Rene Cas- kanette. le Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyndman visited Mrs. Fred Hyndman in Listowel Memorial Hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Thomas MacDonald visit- ed Saturday with Mrs. Frank Earls of London and on Sunday, went to Windsor, accompanied by Miss Florence Edwards, and attended 'the 50th ,anniversary of the school in Windsor where Miss Edwards had taught for 18 years prior to her retirement. BALL AUCTIONS AUCTIONEER R.A. BALL PROFICIENCY AWARD WINNERS at F. E. Madill commencement night Friday were: front, Joanne Wood, ninth grade proficiency; Lori Moir, proficiency in 10th grade type writing; Sandra Finlay, llth grade proficiency; back, Barbara Ryan, 11th grade profi clency in °Mg* . ractice; Ingrid Jaretzke, 10th grade proficiency; Stanley Loree, llth grade proficik . MOST REV. JOHN /SHERLOCK, auxiliary bishop of Lon- don, was the honoured guestlast Wednesday at the official opening of the new offices for the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board. The offices are' in Dublin in a building that previously housed an Ursuline Order Con- vent and high school. 1 CanIDB help amu? Mr. Wayne Rounding one of our representatives will' be at W.gham Motel, WINGHAM on the 3rd Tuesday of each month (November 18, - 9 a.m.-4 p.m.) Many businesses Including Agriculture • Manufacturing Tourism • Construction • Professional Services • Transportation • Wholesale and Retail Trades, have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery; to increase working capital; to start a new business, and for other purposes. If you need financing for a business proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you. INDtISTRIA! DEVELOPMENT BANK For prior information call 271-5650 or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford. .1 Preliminary Public Meetings of the Royal Commission on Electric PowerPlanning Ontario Hydro welcomes the appointment of the Royal Commission on Electric Power Planning to inquire into the conceptual aspects of long range planning of the electric power system for the Province. Our "Preliminary Submission to the Royal Commission on Electric Power Planning"' was forwarded to the Royal Commission in May, 1975. It briefly describes the` present electric power system, the system expansion projects seen as required on a priority basis, the public participation 'procedures as developed to date and some possible issues for discussion during the public hearings of the Royal Commission This submission is available free of charge from your local Ontario Hydro Office. • If you desire further Information concerning Ontario Hydro's contribution to the' inquiry by the Royal Commission, your correspondence should be addressed to the. Rate and System Expansion Hearings Dept Ontario Hydro Room H-1206 620 University Avenue TORONTO, Ontario llII5G 1X6 1"s Ontario VIC‘ Hydro