Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-11-12, Page 2Times November f
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Ltd. `Scholarship for a Grade,
l,Sgradiiate was, presented to
James Laidlaw, and Chrlss-
topher Dubelaar won the
Western Foundry Award.
Kenneth Metzger won
three awards in a row; the
Alexander McKenzie En-
dowment Fund Award,
donated by the Alexander
McKenzie Endowment Fund
Trust; the W. S. Hall
Memorial Scholarship in
Science, donated by Dr. J. S.
Hall, SID; and a Grade 13
proficiency award, donated
by R. P. Ritter.
Thomas Henderson
received an award for pro-
ficiency in physics, donated
by K. E. Wood, and Gordon
Alton took the proficiency
award in Grade 13
Chemistry, donated by W. t• I.
French, and proficiency in
Mathematics, donated by J.
H. Crawford.
GRADE 12 AWARDS
The John Stewart Mac -
Naughton Memorial Award,
donated by Mrs. D. S. Mac
Naughton, went to Ian
Hackett, and the Doris,l ac -
Kenzie Scholarship,, donated
by the Doris MacKenzie
Scholarship Fund,. was won
by Brenda Chisholm.
Nancy Thompson took the
award for proficiency in
effice practice, which .was
donated by. Gertrude' Ball,
and Cathy Bekelaar won an
award -for proficiency.in art,
donated by Dian Joanisse.
The pr.' A. J. Irwin
Scholarships, donated by the
late Mrs. ,A.• J. Irwin, were 0
won by Lynn Miller, Faye
Forster, and Kathryn Un-
derwood. An award for'
proficiency in woodworking,
donated by Hodgins Buildall,
Wingham, was presented to
Kenneth .Snell. -
The Western Foundry
W went to .Paul Stalgbt,
t Page
donated
td Mrs. M.
,presented to
and Janet
n award for
In English,
rated by Mrs,
lie
Stanley Door Systems:
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ONTARIO SCHOLARS—The Ontario scholars of F. E. Madill Secondary School Mann, Kenneth Metzger;' back, Gord.Alton, Kevin McKague Christopher Dube -
were: Janet ° Wood, Jim Laidlaw, Susie Powell; centre, Larry Milosevic, Ian Iaar, Thomas Henderson, and Lynn Johnston. ,
Metra a ,k took tit,
award for - •
i cleniei
Grade 12 • auto . mechanics,
tritiated by' IdealSupply Co.
Ltd.
OTHER AWARDS,
Jill Murray and Debbie
Shore won proficiency
awards for Grade 11 Office
practice,, donated by Floris
Mclvor.. Karen: 'Wood. was
recognized for proficiency ins
`.: Grade 11. That award was
donated - by Goodall 'and
Campbell.' Kendra McKagae
was ••.• recognized for
proficiency in Grade 9. Her
award wasdonated by Far
matic Inc. -
'he . - chancy awards
were meted by • Mrs. M.
Zinn, assisted 'by E P.
..Ritter. B. P. Morin, assisted
by Mr. Ritter, presented the
• honor graduation diplomas,
and diplomas
Were presented by M.
Mulvey, assisted by K. E.
Wood. Mr. Morin, assisted
by A. Laidlaw, presented the
certificates of training.
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�mmencement honors 215 gray
F. E. M
HONOR GRADUATION
-DIPLOMAS .
Sixty former, Grade 13 •
students of F. E. Madill
Secondary School received
theirr honor graduation
diplomas, • during commence-
ment exercises Friday
ev o raduat u were:
t •,,G&dint Alt > ;,:Briatlr'''Arm-
strong,;Brenda: Arnold, Ross
Baird, Donna Ballagh,
Sandra Brenzil, Richard
Brighton, . Kathryn Brooks,
„Perry Casktnette, Mary
Lynn: Cayley t Susan Chap-
man, Joanne Coultes,
Kathryn;.__ Cruickshank;
Nancy Dickson,.Christopher
i Dubelaai . ' .•
Colwyn Feilows, -- James
-Finnigan, Nancy 'Fisher,
'Karen.Fitch,.Brenda Foxton,
Karol Gelb •aith, '•$aiiid_ra
Gardner, ' Jill Hyden;
Thomas Hen4ersoiit-.-Britt
• :and Lynn- Johnston, ?Denis
.:and: Helen King, James
Laidlaw, Angela;Lockridge,'
Shelley Long.
Debbie, land Etta, Belle •
MacDonald, Kevin. Machan,
Norma_ ::Maclntyre.;, Ian .
Mann, Kevin and .Vidkil Mc-
Kague, Steven McKay, Ken-
neth Metzger, Larry Milo-
sevic, Paul Morrison, '7p
Murray, Esther Nethery; •
Susan Powell, Noreen
rt>
ill Seconda
Rahn, Frankie Renwick,
Sherry Richmond, James
Rutter, Mary Beth Sander-
son, Sharon Schuler, Daryl
Seip, Currie • ,Simpson,
Jeannette and Jill Strong,
Susan .,Thompson, Sonya
Verbeek, Jane White, Janet
.Wood and Marty
,Yong
GRADUATION-TiWb3MA
Former Graden).2-students
of F. E. Madill Secondary
School who received
graduation diplomas are:
Mark Abbott, Colleen
Adams, Sharon Alton,
Sandra Anger; Steven
Atkinson, ` Catherine
Bakelaar, Cheryl Bauer,
Sylvia Beard, Rhea Behrns,
Beverley Bell;, Peter Beyers-
bergen, Heather Blake,
Deborah Bolt, Lori ,Brendel,
Heather Brent, Cathy
Brighton, Sherry Brommer.
Sharon and, ' Theresa
;:Brophy, Stephen 'Brydges,
'Patricia Burbidge; -Brenda
Burchill, Sheila Burke, Colin•
Cameron, :,Tammy •'Camp
bell, Brenda Chisholm, Kelly
Clark,';.Kevin. w'Clark, Anne '
Colwell, Michele; Murray.
and : Paul :.Cook, Karen
.Coultas, Michael' Cowan.
Paul Craig, ,Raymond
° Cunningham, Kemp. and
Robert Currie; Laurel Dane,
Richard Daugherty, Christy
Davies, Donald, Jacob and
Mark de Boer, Gail
Delmage, Diane and Michael
Dennis, Sharon Dickison,
Douglas Dorscht, Karen
Douglas, Donna Drennan.
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Brenda Horsburgh, Brian
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brir. j, Benda Knight, ' Jolla
Kireller, ,Edward>.l:,eader,,.
Keven Lee, Kimberly.Leslie,
Dwayne and , Shelley ? Let:,,
teau, Edwin Lippert .. .•
Vicki. MacDonald, Bruce•
MacIntyre, Steven MacKay',.:
Kelly Mackie, Stephen
MacPherson, Patricia
Mann, Howard. Martin,
Dianne McBride, Vickie
McCall, Jo -Marie. Mc-
Cormick, Gary McCutcheon,
Chris McDougall, Craig and
Leonard McGlynn, Kim and
® Pamela McIntosh.
Shawn McKay, David and
Janice McMichael, Garry
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McWhirter, Chris Meier, ` Janet . Wilkins, •Lynn . Wil.
Julie Melton, Debra and Hams, Heather Wilson,
Douglas Merkley,'Lynn Mil- Jacqueline Workman, i�aleri
ler, Clara ;Milligan, Linda Wright; and James Young.
Miners, Nancy Monsma; . • .CERTIFICATESOF •
Guy Morrison, Jeffrey Mul- TRAINING
v'ey. • • Twenty-six former
Patricia' Nesbitt, Kevin students received:' cer-.
Netterfield, ' Kevin Nichol, tificates . o€ -training,
Donald -1 ehbtson-; Lynne -- ft►tTents were - Y= w _
Nicolson, Anna Nieuwen- . Kevin Belt,- Craig- Camp
huffs, Stephen Nixon, Hen- bell, Connie llaugh, Deborah
rietta Qidengerm, Larry Hickey'Janice.Hill; William
O'Malley, Helm Ortlieb,
Anton and Bernice
cher, Marlene penq„ifgi n.,' Jayne Phillips, Padllet`tp
Pollett; Douglas Proud -•
Karen.Purdon,
Marian Rayrd, '• Kerry
Reibeling, en Reid,
Thomas n, Lynda
Riley, . Kenna h Ritchie;
Sherry Robertson,Suzanne
Roetcisoender, David Ross,
Grant Rutherford, David
Ryan, Bill Scott, Brian and
Patricia . Shiell, : Robert
,Siecker, Stephen Siertsema,
Stephen Simpson, Deborah
,Sjaarda, Katherine and Ken-
• neth Snell.
Paul...°Stitig1Zt, •'Nancy
Stuart,• :Kevin
Kenneth, Nancy and,
Reginald Thompson, Dianne
Thornton, Richard Turtle;
Kathryn Underwood, Alice
Vanderklippe, ,..Peter ` " Van -
Dyke, Morris VanOseh, Eric
Verbeek.
Kevin Wamsley,Neil War-
wick, Andrew Weber, Ann
and Bernard Webster,
Donna and Jack Whytock,
Hydro rate rise coming
Hydro consumers in
Winghaitn.can expect to pay
about 10 per cent More for
their electricity next year.
<, In a letter from. Ontario
Hydro, the Winghain Public
Utiliies Conlnatssion
learned that the rate it pays
the provincial utility will be
going up by 9.3 per cent
January 1.
" PUC Manager Ken Saxton
Local students
get county
scholarships
' Joanne Wood and Michael
Milosevic, both of Wingham,
were among the recipients of
$150 scholarships approved
by Huron County Council.
Joanne is a student at the
University of Western Ont-
ario, London, while Michael
is studying at the University
of Waterloo.
Other county scholarships
went to Beverly Slade of
Clinton, Joan Coulter of
Goderich, Steven Johns of
RR 4, Seaforth, Audrey
Vanden Heuvel of RR 2,
Goderich, and John Lo
RR 3, Parkhill.
said he's not sure yet what
the increase to PUC
customers would be. "All we
know is ' that we'll pay
snore." However he
estimated it would be in the
neigiiborhood of 10 per cent.
Any rate increase by the
PUC mast tes approved by
Ontario Byd` on the basis of
a load forecastdrawn up by
Mr. Saxton.
On a 'similar ;intite.'+jVIP.
Saxton told cornmiSsioliers
that while he had anticipated'
a four per cent load growth
during the past year, there
was actually a decline of°.
about six per cent in peak
consumption, averaged over.
the year.
This does not necessarily
mean that less power was
used, he noted, but the peak`
loads — which are the basis
on which Ontario Hydro bills
for power —were down.
It was suggested there
could be a number of reasons
for this, including a
production slowdown at the
Western Foundry, a heavy
power user, and con-
servation efforts by house-
holds. Even,small things
such as chaning to 40 -watt
from 60 -watt bulbs add up
over the long run, Chairman
Roy Bennett commented.. •
The PUC received a letter
inviting it to On the Electric
Vehicle Association of
Canada, but • decided to
decline and save the
membership fee.
Commissioner Rod Wraith
suggested electrical vehicles
are impractical in that they
have tp carry around: a
heavy load ,of batteries. It
would be better to use off-
peak power to produce
hydrogen, which can be used
in conventional, internal
combustion engines,' be said.
In other business -the PUC
decided to Ifold the annual'
,;Christmas dinner for
commissioners and em-
ployees Nov. 26 at The Great
China House.
BELGRAVE EUCHRE
Seven tables were in play
at the Belgrave Weekly
Euchre held in the WI hall on
Wednesday evening.", '
Winners were: high lady,
Mrs. Harvey Edgar; low
lady, Mrs. Mel °Jeickiln;
novelty lady, Mrs. Albert
Bacon; high man, George
Gri : ; low man, Sam Feat';
novelty man, Mel JaCklin,
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Hopi, Darlene ▪ " .-Howatt;
Robert Hyde, John Knechtel;,:
Harold Kunim, ' Robert '
° Lowry, Thomas McDonald,.
Karen Mopre, Christine
Moss.
Douglas Nicholson, Robert •
Owen, Kevin Pennington,
Douglas Rawn, Grace Schill, , 4
Gary." Selent, Lynda Souei
amt. m .:.i
YMi h'de1'"T'a'ylor, Herman
'Phalen; Perry White, Keith
and Wayne Zimmerman. . .
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