HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1978-11-08, Page 11Q. .
STARTS SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 12th
A �'d r 0 iliii ars,
sebolarshi 1 was ,
host: of eutstani:, i'
during the lti►+
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Win'
While o' of tjlri
have increased i t#ue: is 3h
pace with inflation,,;, the prima; ►;
reason for the dramatic .jump.
award value -Abe total -was a
from $6,400 last year—is = i
e
int " Fund;
igal Robert
' , won this year by
'4"‘ It .n• �oti esanededWasynne 14197e,
C `the close of the
w • District Secondary
McKenzie., a bachelor
arti7 er in rainless Township, left
A sum 91 mu ey.to that school to
be used in , furthering the
education of young men through
loans and bursaries, Mr. Ritter
said. He included a stipulation
the, students had to come from
either Lucknow or Culross or
Kinloss townships in Bruce
County or from East or West
Wawanosh or Ashfield townships
in Huron.
However when the Lucknow
high school closed in 1969 and the
students were sent here the
school districts were changed
and the whole matter of the
endowment fund ended up before
the courts. Thereit stayed until
the Lucknow newspaper began
running editorials deploring the
situation, Mr. Ritter reported.
Finally trustees were appointed
and the fund was released.
Most of the limelight during the
commencement ceremonies fell
on Harry Jaretzke, a quiet and
unassuming student from East
Wawanosh Township. In addition
to the McKenzie fund award he
took home no fewer than five
other scholarships and awards
and also, as the top student in
Grade 13 last year, served as
valedictorian for the outgoing
class.
Harry, the son of Mr: and Mrs.
G. R. Jaretzke, kept the audience
chuckling as he related a con-
versation he had with another
student during his first days at
university, during which he tried
to get across to the city lad just
where East Wawanosh is located.
He also recalled some highlights
of his days at Madill, bringing
some knowing laughs from the
audience which then rewarded
him with a standing .ovation:
Among the other awards he
took home were those for general
proficiency, donated by R. P.
Ritter; proficiency inchemistry,
donated by W. H. French; the W.
S. Hall Memorial Scholarship in
Science; and the. Stanley Door.
Systems Ltd. Scholarship.
He was alio-Atte of one of. fine
Ontario scholars at the school
last year, the others being
Michael Milosevic, James Black-
well, Lori Moir and Janene
Purdon.
OTHER AWARDS PRESENTED
In addition to his Ontario
scholarship, James Blackwell
won the Linda Mahood Memorial
award donated by the Teeswater
Lions Club, the award for
proficiency in mathematics
presented by J. H. Crawford, the
Order of the Eastern Star (Huron
Chapter 89) scholarship and the
Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 180 award.
As your new councillor in
Morris, I will endeavor to
serve the ratepayers to the
best of my ability.
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