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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-10-05, Page 10News-Record, Thursday, .0ember CI, 1972. 1972 corttmencement award winnets LO.O.F. and .1101ekab, install officers OPNQTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED ATTENTION MR FARMER Because of the many enquiries, we wish to Announce that we are offering at our SEAFORTH ELEVATOR corn storage and grain bank There is a limited amount of space available and we suggest that you BOOK YOUR REQUIRED SPACE NOW Phone 5271910 Seaforth SUN LIFE a progressivo company in a progressive industry GORDON T. WESTLAKE rhorle 565-5333 BaYfield $UN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA 39c 75c $1,49 lb.7c ea. 39c ea, 25c 3 lbs 29c 3 /2 5c 2 /2 5c PHILLIPS FRUIT MARKET 50 ALBERT STREET CLINTON POTATOES Cabbage Cauliflower Celery Cooking Onions Sweet Red Peppers Sweet Green Peppers 10's 25's 50's ORDER CHRISTMAS IFINOW! The birthstones of Oath at her children are delicately Set in attractive gold jewellery Many styles to chciose from. A Most thoughtful and lasting gitt f sure to be n heriShed for year* to come, ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. MAIN smut CLINTON 4$x.9325 41.MMImmomimmora Any child 4-7 who wishes to learn the basics of ballet and have a lot of fun besides is Welcome. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT 482-7304 NANCY KUEHL OR 482-7743 MICHELE FLOWERS 40b SPECIAL OPEN MONDAY, OCT. 9 OUR WINTER OUTERWEAR HAS ARRIVED SNOWMOBILE SUITS OR JACKETS SIZES TO FIT ALL AGES THERMAL UNDERWEAR FOR ALL AGES NEW SHIPMENT OF STYLE LINES...SUCH AS: WOMEN'S DRESSES, SUITS, SLACK SUITS, ETC. WE HAVE CREATED MANY SPECIALS FOR THIS O NE DAY SALE SHOP EARLY AND SAVE —SAVE —SAVE NOT ONLY WILL YOU SAVE ON OUR SPECIALS, BUT YOU SAVE ANOTHER 1 0% ON EVERY PURCHASE MADE! ilitienneameneenonetweitioeutentoettettentii BY NOLA I-EE At 8:15 p.m. on Friday, Sep- tember 22nd, another annual commencement was under way at Central Huron S.S. After the procession of grads and award winners to the front of the auditorium, the Reverend T.C. Mulholland gave the invocation. Mr. Homuth then addressed his audience, noting changes in the system, in particular, that the platform party no longer wore their caps and gowns and that Central Huron was now on the credit system, Following the ad- dress of Mr, R,M. Elliott the Board Chairman, the Secondary School Graduation Diplomas were awarded!! After the presentation of The Secondary School Honour Graduation Diplomas by Valedictory Address, In her ad- dress she thanked teachers and parents for their cooperation and much patience in dealing with them. She also noted that May 19th had become a day of reunion for the Grade 13's. This was the day of the Grade 13 party last year and as Brenda noted, it had been called a "mad exit" by Mr, Homuth, who grew red faced at the recollection of the event, Brenda then ended her valedictory address by wishing the graduates the best of luck in the oncoming years. Mary Cummings, President of the Student Council, gave the closing remarks followed by the Benediction by Reverend T.C. Mulholland. After the singing of God Save the Queen, everyone rose for the retiring of the Plat- form Party and Graduates. GENERAL PROFICIENCY AWARDS Grade nine (Bartliff's Bakery Award); Linda Webster; Grade nine (CHSS Library Awards); Don Taylor and Sandra Smith; Grade ten (CHSS Library Awards); David Taylor and 'Eileen Glanville; Grade ten (Fairholtne Dairy Award) Cheryl Webster; Grade 11 (An- stett Jewellers Award) Diane Collins; Grade 12 (Bank of Montreal Award); John Rehorst; Grade 12 (Technical Teachers Award) Ray Storey; Grade 12 (Murphy Bus Lines Award); Barbara Elliott; Grade 13 (Lavis Contracting Company Award), Ronald Wise, SUBJECT AWARDS Grades nine and ten: The Norma and Verna Carter Memorial Award in Science, Cheryl Webster and Bill Roest; Grade 12; The Clinton News- Record Award in English, Cathy Benjamins; The Dr. D.B. Palmer Award in Geography, Tony Roest; The W.C, Newcombe Award in Mathematics, Cathy Benjamins; The Cyanamid of Canada Award in Science, Ray Storey; The Clinton Kinsmen Award in Foreign Languages, Cathy Ben- jamins; The E.B. Menzies Award in History, Cathy Ben- jamins; The Women's Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Branch 140 Award in History, Bill Cummings; The Hughes-Owen Award in Mechanical Technology, John Stryker; The McKerlie Automotive Award in Auto Mechanics, Laurie Kruse; The Kingswell Welding Award in Sheet Metal and Welding, Gordon Wright; The Universal Ignition Award in Auto Mechanics, Richard Hoogen- doorn; The Hughes-Owen Award in Building Construc- tion, Larry Johnston; The J.W. Counter Award in Building Construction, Brian Koene; The Wildex Award in Mechanical Technology, John Arts; The Royal Bank Award in Business and Commerce, John Rehorst; The Mabel Moffatt Memorial Award in Agriculture, William Collins by Mr. W. Hodgins. . Grade 13: The E.A. Fines Memorial Award in Mathematics, Brenda Turner. The Cooperators Insurance Association Award: Harry Arts The Women's Auxiliary to the Clinton Hospital Bursary; Nellie Valkenburg. The George Jefferson Memorial Scholarship; Christine Hartley, The Sir Ernest Cooper Estate Scholarship; Brenda Turner, The W.D. Fair Scholarships: Grade 11, Diane Collins and John Mornmersteeg; Grade 12, James Newland, Cathy Ben- jamins, Grace Benjamins, Rhoda Munnings, and Tony Roest by Mr. R, Smith; Special Commercial, Trudy VanDrunen. General Proficiency, Brenda Turner, Cameron Manning, Peter Idsinga, Thomas Lobb and Christine Hartley; Subject Proficiency, English, Bruce Craig; French and Latin, Faye Farquhar; Physics and Chemistry, Harris Snell; Biology, Brenda Turner; Mathematics, Brenda Turner; Geography, Anne Hayter; History, Audrey Marriott. Ontario Scholarships: Brenda Turner, Cameron Manning, Peter Idsinga, Thomas Lobb and Christine Hartley. Secondary School Honour Diploma: David Aiken, Helen Anderson, David Anstett, Mary Ball, Paul Bartliff, Jo-Ann Bates, Wendy Bird, John Buf- finga, Jenny Byisma, Peter Cameron, Tom Campbell, Steve Clark, Bruce Craig, Douglas Crich, Paul Crittenden, Faye Farquhar, Carol Fowler, Bar- bara Graham, Ronald Graham, Wendy Greer, Christine Hartley, Anne Hayter, Karen Hendrick, Marilyn Holland, Joan Howatt, Ian Hulley, Peter Idsinga, Glenn Irwin, Ronald Irwin, Richard Jewson, Mary Lou Johnston, Sharon Keys, Gordon Lavis, Kerry Lawson, Susan Lobb, Thomas Lobb, Larry McGregor, Murray McNeil, Cameron Manning, Audrey Marriott, Frank Newland, Robert Phillips, Rob Roy, David Slade, Harris Snell, Pat Steffen, Barbara Symons, George Thom- pson, Brenda Turner, Grace Vanloo, Bruce Weary, Ron Wise. Five Year Arts and Science; Janet AT;12,4N,SaIhvArp Jen- jarnins, Grace "Benjamins, George Brown, Frank Cameron, Catharine Carter, Mary Lou Castle, Anne Crittenden, William Cummings, Dianne Cunningham, Diane Denys, Robert Dick, Barbara Elliott, Beverley Elliott, Sandra Gingerich, Sandra Graham, Catharine Grigg, Darlene Hayter, Nicholas Hodgins, Bar- bara Keys, Mary Ann Klaver, Barbara Lee, Heather McAdam, Mary Lyn Merrill, Rhoda Mun- rings, Katherine Murphy, James Newland, Joyce NykamP, Sheilalillips, Kenneth Plum- steel, Laurie Potter, Thomas Robinson, Lynn Taylor, Debra Turner, Avon Toll, Diane Tyr, dell, Clara Wasson, Shirley Watkins. Five Year Business and Corn- coerce: Robert Coleman, Betty Dupuis, Catherine Malcolm, Heather Price, Wynnie Valken- burg, Marilynne Wise, Five Year Science, Technology and Trades: Lyle Adams, Randy Blake, Peter DeGroot, Hugo Maaskant, Ar- nold Martin, Neil Mustard, An- thony Roest, Richard Schilbe, Richard Westlake. Four Year Secondary School Diploma: Marilyn Aiken, Win- nie Armstrong, Gerald Barry, Ileana Bellefleur, Steven Blocked, Dinah I31ok, Barry Bromley, John Cole, William Collins, Barbara Collings, Nelson Dale, Bonnie East, Carol Elliott, Patricia Elliott, Thomas Fletcher, Vicki Garrow, Nancy Guetter, Keila Horbanuik, Johan Hulzebos, Marilyn Jef- frey, Elizabeth Johnston, Brian Koene, Richard Konarski, Nola Lee, Ann Legg, Burton -Lobb, Joseph Lobb, Robert MacVean, Murray Manning, Archibald Mason, Marlene Desch, James Overboe, Jacob Peters, Barbara Pollock, Albert Ranson, Barbara Rudd, Donald Shropshall, Edda Steegstra, Charles Snell, Audrey Swatagor, Murray Taylor, Nellie Valkenburg, Bryan Williams, Gordon Wright, Marlene Yeo. merce: Helene Durand, Monica Flynn, Beverley Harkes,'Donna Longman, Wendy Miller, Cheryl Peck, Nancy Pickett, Jo-Ann Rau, Patricia Rider, John Rehorst, Lynn Saundercock. Four Year Science, Technology and Trades: John Arts, Donald Dolmage, James Fowler, John Gibbings, Richard Hoogendorn, Larry Johnston, Laurie Kruse, Joseph McQuaid, Thomas Murch, Ray Storey, Evert Stryker, John Stryker. Special One Year Commer- cial: Lynda Bedard, Jane Dean, Heather Elliott, Phyllis Fremlin, Lynne Gibbings, Peggy Govier, Cynthia Leaking, Mar- cia Lumby, Connie Oke, Sue Palmer, Debra Patterson, Judy Scott, Penny Sheardown, Lorraine Townsend, Gertrude Vandrunen, Elaine Vincent, Fayette Wilson, Certificates of Training: Gloria Adkins, Lloyd Allen, Marshall Bell, Jane Bowerman, Anne Brooker, James Buchanan, Ruth Burwell, Elizabeth Campbell, Brian Davidson, Lee Desjardine, James Durnin, Michael Eckert, Douglas Ferguson, Alphonse Finnie, Eileen Glanville, Patricia Huisser, Stuart Keller, Dawson Lamb, Robert McClin- chey, Kenneth McIntyre, Isabel Pethick, Wayne Sheardown, Kenneth Swan, David Taylor, William Vanbergen, Bonnie White, Kenneth McPhee. Save on taxes by your retirement plan Money you put into your registered retirement plan can be deducted from the income on which you pay tax. Put that money away in monthly instalments in your Victoria and Grey special savings account --- beginning right now. You'll earn high interest until the end of February next year and you can put it into your own retirement income fund and deduct that amount from taxable income, Let us set it all up for you. Get smart today at Victoria and Grey. VICTORIA IMIGREY Tfil1St ttIMPANY giNCF ieee Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Cantelon were installed as Noble Grande of the Clinton 1.0.0,F, and Byronic Rebekah. Lodges this week. Mrs. Cantelon as head pf the Rebekehe succeeds Mrs. Harold Lobb, with Mrs, Nor- man Trewartha as the Vice Grand, Other Officers are: rec. sec„ Mrs, Murray Taylor; fin, sec., Mrs. Reg. Miller; treat., Mrs. Benson Sutter; R.S.N.G., Mrs, Ruth Taylor; L.S.N.G., Mrs. Mary Grigg; R.S,V.O., Mrs. Carman McPherson; 1_,,S,V,G. Mrs. James Mair; Chaplain, Mrs. John Henderson; I,G., Mrs. George Wright; 0,G„ Mrs, Dan, Gliddon; warden, Mrs. Harold Johnston; conductor, Mrs, Harry Cudmore; musician, Mrs. Harold Wise; R.S,J.P.N,O., Mrs, Clete. Holland; L.S.J.P.N.G., Mrs. Olive Ball; R.S. Chaplain, Mrs. Keith Miller; L.S. Chaplain, Mrs. John McCowan; naomi, Mrs. Douglas Cart- wright; ruth, Mrs. Esther Ken- dall. Officers were installed by The Annual Penny Sale, sponsored by the Ladies' Hospital Auxiliary was an over- whelming success according to Mrs. W, Harrett, convener of the project. There were 123 draws, the highest to date. The money raised will be used to purchase much needed equip- ment for the hospital. It is a credit to the people of the com- munity and the generosity of the local merchants, business and professional people who donated both time and material, Special thanks to Ross Merrill who supplied and set up the loud speaker system. The following people made cash donations: Dr. J.A. Addison, Kingswell Welding, Huron Laundry, Clin- ton Body and Radiator Shop, H. Lobb & Sons Ltd., Verna's Beauty Salon, Dr. D,B. Palmer, District Deputy President Mrs. Keith Sharp of Seaforth anti staff from Eidelweiss Lodge, Seaforth. Buffet Lunch was served with Mrs, Fred McGregor as con- vener , District Deputy Grand Master Harry Gerrie and staff of Wingharn, installed Douglas Cantelon as Noble Grand of the Clinton 1.0.0.F. to succeed Nor- man Trewartha. Other elected officers installed were: vice- Grand, William Mutch; rec. sec., Carman McPherson; fin. sec., Douglas Howse; treas., Harold Wise. Appointed officers: Norman Shepherd, Herbert Steffen, Tom Chuter, Harold Tyndall, Albert Shaddick, Alvin Cox, Cy Murrell, Barrett Taylor, Bert Bowden, Murray Taylor, Nor- man Counter, Alvin Sharp. Visitors were present from Exeter, Brucefield, Seaforth, Hensall, Brussels, and Wingharn. Scruton Fuels, Morden and Helwig Ltd., Dr. Paul Walden, John Wise, Chuter Heating and Electric, -Blakes Welding, Ross Scott, D.A. Kay & Son, Dr. F. Newland, Ruth Makins, Cale Doucette, Woolen Shop, Bayfield, Albion Hotel, Bayfield, McFadden Lumber, Bayfield, J. Merner Sunoco, Bayfield, Little Inn, Bayfield, Don Hawe, Builder, Bayfield, Lanse Antiques, Bayfield, Tank and Tummy Supertest, Bayfield, Kaleidoscope, Bayfield, The Lori Lyn Beauty Salon, Royal Bank, Kum-In Restaurant, Ken McNair Carpentry, K.N. Colquhoun, Lavis's Contracting, Bill's Bowling and Billiards, Jervis Photo Studio, Parker House Motel, Bill's Taxi, Hotel Clinton, Beecher Menzies, Dr, K.S. Wood, Dr. B. Baker, Dr. W.T, Harrett, A,M, Knight. LeotIftncl Hill, .Martilger Elgin and IChigston gtreets GocIerich 524438 It 110181111118810111111111I1081011101S11111110110111110811( Penny Sale results