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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-12-07, Page 17PAGE 16-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1983 Colleg It s pinning cere '; j ony The graduating class of Conestoga College - Health Sciences Division, Stratford Cam- pus, held this black band and pinning ceremony on Friday, Nov. 25 at St. Joseph's Church, Stratford. Rev. J. M. Williams, pastor of St. Joseph's gave the invocation and the benediction. Master of ceremonies for the evening was school instructor Elizabeth Mignotte of Lon- don. The guest speaker was school librarian and health nurse Mrs. Mary Moore of Strat- ford who spoke to the graduates on the value of friends in one's life. The graduates were presented with school pins by chairman Rose Anne Kreps of Milverton and co- ordinator Nelda Yantzie-Kropf of Tavistock. Members of the class of '83 are as follows: Carol Ann Albas, Dorchester; Claudette Bourque, Georgetown; Virginia Church, Sarnia; Bonnie Clarke, Lucknow; April Craig, Bright's Grove; Jayne Dill, Goderich; Carol Dufton, St. Marys; Diane Edgar, Loretto; Wilma Flinkert, Drayton; Kim Frew, Sparta; Louise Gibson, Wrox- eter; Laurie Gibson, Amberley; Jane Glad - ding, Stratford; Janna Gowdy, Garrie; Mary Jean Graham, Stratford; Christine Griffiven, Sarnia; Cathy Healy, Stratford; Lynn Hillebrecht, Mitchell; Laurie Hughes, Sudbury; Lynn Jessome, Downsview; Monica Joss, St. Pauls; Mary Joan Kivell, Woodstock; Florence Landman, Drayton; Beverley Lecuyer, Goderich; Victoria Mc- Creight, Dublin; Connie McNabb, Chetsworth; Ruth McWhinney, Amherstburg; Joan Mohr, Stratford; Caroline Nesbitt, Stratford; Joanne Newton, St. Marys; Tracey Pellar-Aguis, Stratford; Marlene Pennington, Brussels; Donna Phillips, Goderich; Mary Jane Pike, Harriston; Janice Price, Mt. Forest; Donna Regier, Zurich; Carol Rueger, Clinton; Lindsay Salm, Elmira; Jeanne Storry, Horne Payne; Janet Trofford, Thamesford; Aldena Van Sligtenhorst, Mooretown; Kimberly Van Vliet, Blyth; Janice Webster, Varna, and Diana Werkema, Embro. After receiving their school pins the graduates were led by former ,instructor Miss Agnes Morrow of Hamilton in recita- tion of the Florence Nightingale pledge. Special awards were presented as follows: The W.B. Saunders award for first place honors in academic standing presented to Joanne Newton and Jane Gladding who tied for this award. The student council award for exceptional ability in bedside nursing and active in- volvement in student activities presented to Kim Frew. The Perth Regiment I.O.D.E. award for progressive achievement during the two and a half year program presented to Vic- toria McCreight. The St. Marys Graduate Nurses award for proficiency in bedside nursing presented to Joan Mohr. The silver medal for second place honors in nursing theory and clinical practice presented to Jane Gladding. The gold medal for first place honors in nursing theory and clinical practice presented to Tracey Pellar-Aguis. During the ceremony the graduates received congratulatory cards from numbers of the Registered Nurses Associa- tion of Ontario ( Perth -Huron Chapter) who earlier in the day held a reception to honor the graduates. Following the ceremony family and friends gathered to celebrate with the graduates at a dance and buffet held at the Victorian Inn. • Energy saving grants available Grants to assist cultural and recreational facilities convert from oil to alternative fuels are still available, the Honourable Susan Fish, Minister of Citizenship and Culture, said today. "Since these grants were announced in January of this year, only 21 applications have been received. This is a special energy program and money is still available for various projects that could have long-term financial benefits," said Fish. Grants of up to 50 per cent for eligible pro- ject costs to a maximum of $10,000 are available toward the conversion of existing oil consuming equipment to fuels such as natural gas and electricity. Assistance is also available for energy saving projects such as insulation and heating and air- conditioning systems. Museums, art galleries, theatres, cultural centres, YM -YWCAs and various sports clubs belonging to incorporated nor) -profit organizations, service boards and Indian band councils are among the many facilities and groups which may be eligible for fun- ding assistance. Grants have been committed to the follow- ing organizations: Port Dalhousie Lions Club, Canadian Opera Company, Deep River Community Association Ltd., Jewish Community Centre of Toronto, and Orpheus Operatic Society in Ottawa. "Energy prices have been rising rapidly and continue to rise, with oil leading the way. As a result, fuel costs are becoming a sizeable budget item to many facilities and organizations," said Fish. "This program was created to reduce such costs and to conn tribute to Ontario's and Canada's goal of energy self-sufficiency." Applications will be accepted until mid December. For applications and informa- tion contact: Mike Pietkiewicz, Ministry of Citizenship and Culture, Grants Manage- ment Branch, Energy Management Pro- gram, 77 Bloor Street West, 4th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2R9 or phone ( 416 ) 965-0322. This program is administered jointly by the Ministries of Citizenship and Culture and Tourism and Recreation, through fun- ding from the Ministry of Energy. Know first aid Do you and your family know basic first aid' The Industrial Accident Prevention Association urges you to take a course with St. John Ambulance. Call them today. 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