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36. 1 OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, November 30, 1966 Commencement Exercises ew 18 Ra ALL Wt LTS lL PICA FAL wuswusiwis satya DUNBARTON (Staff) -- The fourth annual commencement exercises were held at the Dun- barton High School Friday night, 'The yearly event was well at: tended and following the invo- cation by Rev, B. P. Smyth " cipal's wi e by A, W. Peg * igh choo Board Chairman G, H, Bray remark: ed briefly on the school's his- There was no special guest for the evening, The presentation of awards was in- troduced by school superinten- dent J, C. Richardson. Valerie Baker, now attending York University, made her val- édictory address in a most capable way, A reception was held after the presentations in the gaily decorated school cafe- teria. 'SCHOLARSHIPS -- AWARDS Grade 9, 5 yr, Program --- Peter Koebisch; Grade 9, 4 yr. Business and Commerce --~ Marie Palumbo; Grade 9, 4 yr. Science Technology and Trades -- Gustave Hansen; Grade 10, § yr. Programme -- Lynn Ker- foot; Grade 10, 4 yr. Business and Commerce -- Janice Hill; Grade 10, 4 yr. Science' Tech- nology and Trades -- Barry Brett; Grade 11, 5 yr. Pro gramme -- Claire Adamson. Grade 11, 4 yr. Business and Commerce -- Dorothy Hollin- ger; Grade Ul, 4 yr. Science Technology and Trades--Doug- las Crawlord; Grade 12, 5 yr mme -- Lynda McGee; Grade 12, 4 yr. Business and Commerce Linda James; Grade 12, 4 yr. Science tech- nology and Trades -- David O'Blenes; Grade 13, § yr. Pro- gram -- Valerie Baker; Occu- pation Course, 2nd year--Giles Trudeau. PROFICIENCY AWARDS Grade 9, 5 yr. Arts and Sci- ence -- Peter Koebisch; Grade 5 yr. Business and Commerce David Pavey; Grade 9, 5 yr. Science Technology and Trades i John Taylor; Grade 9, 4 yr. Business and Commerce --- Marie Palumbo; Grade 9, 4 yr. Science Technology and Trades -- Gustave Hansen; Grade 10, 5 yr, Arts and Science -- Lynn Kerfoot; Grade 10, 5 yr. Busi- ress and Commerce -- Chris- tina Pudlipski; Grade 10, 5 yr. Science Technology and Trades -- Stanley Bialeck!; Grade 10, 4 yr. Business and Commerce -- Janice Hill; Grade 10, 4 yr. Scl- ence Technology and Trades -- Barry Brett; Grade li, 5 yr. Arts and Science Claire Adamson. Grade 11, § yr. Business and Commerce -- Rebecca Park; Grade ll, § yr. Science Tech- nology and Trades -- Daniel : Grade 11, 4 yr. Business and Commerce -- Dorothy Hol- linger; Grade 11, 4 yr, Science Technology and Trades--Doug- las Crawiord; Grade 12, 5 yr. Arts and Science -- Lynda Mc- Kee; Grade 12, § yr. Science GRADE 13 AWARDS Home and School Association Award went to Mary Lou An- derson and Susan Ward; Local 222 UAW award to Thomas En- gland; boys' leadership award to Peter Kendell and girls' leadership to Gayle Rutledge; Principal's award went to Peter Kendell while the general pro- ficiency award and an Ontario Scholarship went to Valerie Baker, Proficiency in English to Geraldine Collett; Proficiency in Science to Stephen MacDon- ald; Proficiency in History to Valerie Baker; Proficiency in Latin and French to Linda Gor- don; Proficiency in' Mathe- matics to Stephen MacDonald; the Dorothy J, Stetler award for nursing to Frances Carter and the Ajax Hospital Auxiliary award for nursing to Florence Mitchell, FIVE-YEAR GRADUATION Anderson, Stewart; Ansley, Donald; Archer, Dawn; Astley, Richard; Austin, - Victor; Bal- lans, Elizabeth; Beeching, | Sharon; Beegan, Colleen; Betts,| Richard; Bilton, Patricia;| Brett, William; Brewer, Paul; Brownridge, Brenda; Carr, Gail; Clarke, Linda; Coates, Sandra; Craig, Bruce. Crandell, James; Curtis, Der- rick; Desjardins, Linda; Diep- enhorst, Guusje; Dodd, Bob; Dyke, Brian; Egerton-Jones, Neil; - Eriksson, John; Far: uhar, Larry; Fitzpatrick, Deir- re; Fuhre, Hans; George, Marilyn; Gomille, Edie; Groff, Edward; Groves, Hachey, Mary David, Hansen, Stanley; Hansen, Ju- dith; Hart, Glenn; Hesp, Eliza- Lou; Hann, Rex; Alexander; |* Rough, Aléxander; Ryan, Terry. Schnabel, Sonja; Simmons, David; Sivertson, Gertrud; Sny- der, Sandra; Stewart, Jeremi; Stone, Kenneth; Urqhart, Diana; Ushtchenko, Linda; Vis- ser, ichael; Walker, Eliza- beth; Wank, Wendy; Watkins, John; Welsh, Deirdre; Woitzik, Reinhard; Worwood, Bertus; Wright, Lynda, ' BUSINESS -- COMMERCE Berry, Sanadra; Cooney Janet; Copithorn, Sharon; Hall, Susan; Hunter, Diane; James, Linda; McKeown, Dale; Miller, Bonnie; O'Connor, Linda; Pen- ney, Lorraine, Petrovs, Valentina; sen, Dale; Schleich, Helen; Vanderlip, Robert; Wagar, Karen; Yetman, Margaret, TECHNOLOGY -- TRADES Andruss, Alex; Bromfield, Clegg, Robert; Draper, Paul; Haley, Paul; Holman, Thomas; Hotner, Fred; Jones, William; Kaaz, Rudolf; Liddell, Rasmus- Telephone Executive Calls For Communications Plan This CAN'T INCLUDE ALL ARNOLD, England (CP) -- Nottinghamshire town's council had no alternative -- Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Bobby Chariton. had to be geup + winning soccer team, Streets on a new housing de: velopment 'were being named for each of the.11 team mem- bers, but the post office pointed out there already are roads with names similar {to those three and mail might go astray. h DOG CARRIES MATL ALCONBURY, England (CP) Inventiveness overcame the Huntingdonshire, The answer ; a dog named Bumble, The three Britons on the base found phone problem of communication/lines were often busy so they dog to carry messages among the RAF liaison officers) use the on a U.S, Air Force base in'among themselves, MONTREAL, (cP) --A., G. dropped from England's World Vactaen avanitiva olsanene ew for planning and research of the| Rell Telephone Co, of Canada Tuesday called for = "zie, fully-integrated countrywide tel- ecommunications system to be set up and operated by the tele- phone industry, Mr. Lester, who is also chief technical co-ordinator for the Telephone Association of Can- ada, made his recommendation in a apeech to the Rotary Club of Montreal, 'We think satellites, in so far as communication is concerned, are naturally a part of a com- plete communication system and should be supplied by the telephone system in this coun-joperative by the end of 1970, try," Mr. Lester said in' an in-!would be about $75,000,000, [tervlew following his sp Dawav Mavanentlan af Manda Ltd., a Montreat investment and| halding camnane siest put ce - for the creation of a new satellite-operated television net- work, On Oct, 27, that corporation, in conjunction with Niagara Tel- evision Ltd., placed before the Board of Broadcast Governors a proposal for the establishment of a national television network that would operate stations across Canada by means of two satellites, The satellites, the proposal said, would be operated by Ca: nadian Satellite Corp,, and the cost of the new network, to be Beethoven to The Beatles ! 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