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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-07-13, Page 4Graduation exercises for 30 members of a psychiatric nbrsipg course at the Ontario Hospital, Goderich, were held Wednesday afternoon, June 21, in the hospital auditorium. The graduating aides and attendants were photographed With O.H. members prior to the event. They are, front row left to right; Mrs. J. ' Hallam; Mrs. M» Thorpes; Miss J. Stover; Miss N. Roberts, former directress of nursing; A. Costello, chief attendant; Mrs. M. Cole, acting directress of nursing; Mrs. J, Stringer, instructress of nursing; 'Mrs. J. Mallough:; Mrs, M. 4 Clinton News-Record. Thursday, July 13, 1867 Farm Accounting Service (Photo courtesy R.J. Nephevy) Mair; Miss D. Vincent; Second row, left to right: J. Kovacs; Mrs. V. McDonald; Mrs. D. Pagon; Miss D. Hudson; Mrs. W. McWhiiiney; Mrs.-Mu Mack; Mrs. J. Rumig; Miss S. Clark; Mis? A. Falkiner; Mrs. J. Simpson; W. Bowers. Third row, left to right: G. Chambers; Paul Dixon, Clinton; P. Quinn; Donald Swan and Douglas C. Ball, both of Clinton; P. Gahwiler; R. Worsell; R. Steep; R.’ Hallam; E. Scrutori,. (Photo courtesy R.J, Nephew) For Clinton Public School Patterson, Danny Peterson, Patsy Proctor, Linda Riley, Bonnie Robinson,- Bonnie Smith Brenda Smith, Jane Smith, Nancy Smith, John Snell, Ger aldine Strong, Peggy Switzer, . Lorrie Symons, Peter Walden, Richard Welch, Paul Wheeler, Bruce Williams, Sharon Wil- Hams, Glen'Young. GRADE 5 Barbie Aggerholm, Marlene Bakelaar, Brenda Ball, David Bartliff, Joe Bezzo, Greg But ler, Danny Campbell, Gerald Cantelon, Keld Christensen, Cindy Collins, Carol Colquhoun, Debbie Colquhoun, Patsy C.ook. ' Stephen Cook, Cliff Currie, Marian Doucette, Terry Dumont Brenda Edgar, Hans Edler, Kathy Engel, Bobby Falconer, Neil Falconer, Jarl'e Fisher, Ronnie Fletcher, Lynn Flowers, Paul Garrow. Steven Gibbings, Cameron ’Grigg, Debra Hart, Brett Haw- Clinton Public School Prin cipal I,. A. “Bert” Gray has announced the promotion lists far the 1966 - 67 term. The grades listed below are those in which the pupils will start in September: GRADE. 9 David Aiken, Marilyn Aiken, David Anstett, Susan Bakelaar, Peggy Bartliff, Jq Ann Bates,s Laverne §ezzo, Peter Cam. eron, Tom Campbell, Robert Chiasson, Ove Christensen, Lois Cooper, Susan Cox, Bruce Craig. Douglas Crich, Paul Critten. den, Steven Currie, Dennis De- line, Linda Doyle, Brian Edgar, Jim Engel, Jeff Falconer, Jay Fisher, Phyllis Fremlin, Vicky . Gallant, Lynne Gibbings, Keith Harkes. Christine Hartley, Bobbie Henley, Debbie Hopf, LeilaHor*’ banuikjiivPigby^ Howse; /Glenn >k * * Irwin,Jipp)jfr.win,'i/Mark fj.en- iT ^tho^ne Lori"HeriIhvGrieg'Hol--:' l.nvic Torrv ’ •• ”Tim Jewson, Kathy Johnson, Debbie Johnston, Nancy John ston, Patti Kay, Bruce Kemp- ston, Paul Ludlow. Robin McAdam, Mike Mc Bride, Nancy MacDonald, Randy Maclnnes, Barbara McKenzie, Ruth Ann Nellans, Richard Peterson, Martin Rutledge, Donald Taylor, Sally Webb, Barry Welch, Kandie Williams, Jane Worth. GRADE 4 Patricia Anstett, Ricky Bell, Gordon Bieck, Barbara Butler, Nancy Castle, David Clynick, Kim Colquhoun, Neil Colquhoun Jack Cook, David Counter, Jim Cudmore, Debby Daer, Sheila Dalgliesh, Sharon Dupee. Beverley Edgar, Bill Engel, . Victor Falconer, Nancy Faw cett, Kim Fink, Michele Flowers, Carol Freeman, Susan Freeman, Brenda Galhchuik, . Norma Garrett, Wendy Gibbings Gordon Gilfillan, Linda Grigg, Robbie Harkes. . Heather Hart, Dean Haw thorne, Steven Hoaksman, John Hoggart, Cheryl Jefferson, Cindy Jolley, Laurie Johnson, Mike Johnston, Cliff Keller, Danny Keller, Jo-AnneKromey, Nancy Kuehl, Debra Ladd, Allan Lavis. . Joyce Leppinton, Steven Mc Pherson, Barbara McNeil, Rob- ’ c* I Dana Morgan, Betty Morris, Mark Nicholson, Kathy Lynn Nielsen^ Patti Pat terson, Donald Peterson,.Pam Peterson, Patrick Phillips, Cathy Pickard, Billy Proctor. Doug Riehl, Mike Riley,Wade Ritchie, Robbie Robinson, Viki Schmidt, Doug Schoenhals, Bev. ‘ erly Slade, Barbaras mith, Ger- aid Smith, Jacqueline Somer ville, Cindy Stanley, ShellyStan- ley, Steve Steep, Jo-Anne Step, henson, Amanda Stevens, Cindy Tait, Judy Tiesma, DavidWise. ' GRADE 3 SHeila Arnston, John Ball, Julie Bartliff, David Beer, Lorie Blair, Michael Broadfoot, Steven Campbell, Beverly Can- telon, Richard Carter, Nancy . Clynick, Tom Colquhoun, Alan Cook, Debbie Cooper, David- Darasch, Jim Dennis, Randy Dumont, Shari Eaton. Lavis, Terry MacDonald, Ric key May, Jim McKenzie, Brian Merrill Frank Newland, Susan Palmer, Debbie Patterson, Donna Reic hert, Bonnie Riehl, Lynn Sheard, David Slade, Donna Smith, Art Snell, Patsy Staffen, Steven Switzer, Barbara Sy. mons, Ruth Ann Twy ford, Larry Tyndall, Richard Williams. GRADE 8 Beth Allan, George Allan, Paul Anstett, Janet Arnston, Rudy Bakelaar, Ileana Belle- fleur, George Brown, Paul Byers, Frank . Cameron, Mary Lou Castle, Bill Crawford, Anne Crittenden, Tom Dennis, Ralph Dowsing, Frank Doyle. Barry Edgar, Barbara’Elliot, Patsy Elliot, David Fawcett, Tim Fletcher, Catherine Free man, Vicki Garrow, Cathy Grigg, Beverley Harkes, Bev erley Holmes, Betty Johnston, Shirley Johnston, Kathy Krom rey, Nola Lee, Burt Lobb, Laurie Ludlow. Heather McAdam, Cossar McBride, Tom Murch, Kathy Murphy, James Newland, Nancy Oesch, Jim Overboe, Cecilia Penner, Sheila Phillips, Rich, ard Robinson, Barbara Rudd, Wendy Smith, Grace Strong, Jim Switzer, Murray Taylor. GRADE~7 Cathy Aiken, Robert And- ert Menzies, rews, Michael Anstett, Willie Bezzo, Jenny Brommer, Lynne Caldwell, Melody Campbell, Rod Campbell, Cindy Colqu houn, Danny Colquhoun, Lynda pook, Wonda Cox, Keith Crit- ienden, Ted Cudmore, Holly Deline. LaTry Doyle, Cal Fremlin, Bonnie Johnston, PaulKay, Wai- ter Leppington, Ray Lobb, Fred MtCDonald, Christiane Mar- shall, KathleW" McPherson, Esther Merril, Joyce Neilans, Keith O’Connell, Doug Peter son, Bob Riehl. Eldon Schmidt, PeggySchoen- hals, Doug Shoard, James Stevens, Elizabeth Staifen, John Van LOO, Gail Wagar, Sarah Walden, Darlene Webb, Dabble Welch, GRADE”6 Cathy Bartliff, Mary Jean Cameron, Henry Christensen, Cathy Colquhoun, Clare Colqu. houn, Nancy Colson, Peggy Coo. J Brenton Craig, Lloyd Crlch, David Dalgliesh, KeVlh Dtttot, David Engel, Cathy Fal- caner, Doug Fawcett, Sandra Fremlin. Stepehn Gallant, Joan Gar row, Bonnie Pates, Karen Gra- ham, David Hanley, Lorraine Hardy, Bill Hayter, Paul Her. man, Marilyn Holmes, LeoHor- banuik, Leslie Howatt, Debbie Johnson, Jo^Anh Jolley, Stuart Keller, Keys Keys, David Kuel, Hobble MacAulay, Donald Mac Donald, Judy MacDonald, Cathy Noble, Andrea Over, boe, Jo-Anne Palmer, Kathle Brenda Fee, Nancy Fonger, Paul Galaschiuk, David Gall- ant, Randy Garrow, Terry Gor- dner, Jeff Grigg, Ricky Haask- sman, John.Hart, Jeff Hearn, Connie Horboniuk, Norman Howes, Sharon Irwin, Stephen Jones, Shayne Kasiurak, Laurie Keys, ■ t Robert Leppington, Kathy s Maclnnes,__‘S.qanv;;.^gcliaren,., TMarilym-Mhir, Janine Mar'shallJ Michael May, Lori Miller, Mary Helen Munro, Billy Murphy, Patricia Okahashi, Robert Pen ner, Patsy Proctor, Bradley Reid, Jeff Ritchie. Danny Rozell, John Schotts, Brad Snell, Lonny Stanley, Judy .Stephenson, Carsten Stevenson, Donna Strong, Jane Symons, Robert Taylor, Paul Van Damme, Robbie Van Loo, . Cheryl Welch, Adrienne Wood, Linda Worth. GRADE 2 Bobby Aggerholm, Cathy An- stett, Betty Archer, Linda Bakelaar, Teresa Beatty, Step hen Blair, Brenda BuCer, Bar. bara Bieck, Andrew Brown, Mark Bell, Wayne Campbell, Suzie Chambers, Steven Chap- man, Brian Clancy, David Clark, Jamie Craig. Kerry Colquhoun, Darlene Crowell, Cathy Cudmore, Laurie Cummings, Michelle Denomme, Robert Einboden, Kathy Fink, Susan Fletcher, Terry Flowers, Teresa Gar row, Pamela Gornal, Kim Gra ham, Bobby Hart, Cheri Har vey, Nnacy Hearn, Danny Hol mes, Karen Holmes. Corinne Hardy, M elady House, James Irwin, Tony Kain, Kathy Keller, Brenda Keyes, Bran. . . don King, Sylvia Kirloy,'Robbie Knights, Sheri MacLaren, John McBride, Dotig Mclnnes, Vir ginia McNeil, Margot Menzies, Bill Mitchell. Bradley Morgan, Nancy New- land, Debbie Nice, Steven O’ Connell, Sndra' Peterson, Ste. ven Pople, Danny Proctor, . Kathy Pruden, Larry Riehl, Jen nifer Riley, Russell Robinson, David Smith, George Sneider, Linda Sommerville, Janice Stephenson, Betty Lou Stevens, x Debbie Switzer. Paul Taylor, Ynze Tiesma, Janet Van Loo, Bonnie Van Riesen, Katey Walden, Beverly Walker, Kathy Willis, Stephen Wise, Gregory Wise, JeffWise, Raymond Wheeler, John Wood. GRADE I ' Elizabeth Amsing, Brenda Ball, Elizabeth Ball, Sammy Beaton, Christine Beer, Rob ert Bieck, Tony Bondy, Anne Botterbusch, Dianne Brown, Cindy Campbell, Paul Castle, Jill Clynick, Kelly Colquhoun, Debbie Cook. Brenda Cooper, Michael Cooper, Michelle Corbett, Stephen Darasch, Susan Dow sing, Jeanette Dutot, Douglas Elder, Nancy Falconer, Pat ricia Feddema, Jane Ferguson, Glen Gallant, Diane Garrett,. Tommy . Gibb, Jimmy Gledhill, Jackie Gordner-. . .. '■/ Cathy Harvey, John Heersink, Rhonda Henley, Louise Howes, Kathleen J ewitt, Shanon Kasiu- rak, Jerome King, Douglas Kromrey, Laurel Lavis, Gary Matheson, Mary Jane Matthews, Dean McDonald, Janine Melan son, Gregory Miller. Benny Mitchell, Fay Montgo. mery, Grant Morgan, Paul New- • land, Louann Nicholson, Debbie ■ Nielsen, Caroline Penner, ‘ Ricky Peterson, Kathy Phillips, Brenda Priestap, Jeffrey Proc tor, Teresa Radley, Elizabeth Reid, Sandra Reid. Audrey Roorda, Ricky Sharp, Patti Stanley, Paul Stanley, Karen Steels, David Stephen, son, CameronStevenson, Wayne Tideswell, John Tiesma, Wil fred Tiesma, Christina Valken- burg, Wanda Van Loo, Shannon Wanhoff, Vicki Webb, Wendy Welch, Carolyn Worth., FRED McCLYMONT Phone 482-3214 VARNA - A successful vaca tion Bible School was held last week in the United Church under the leadership of Rev. W. Mor rison, The War Memorial Monument which has been at the west end of the village has been moved to a new site in the Center of the Village. A Centennial Service will be held in Goshin United Church on Sunday July 23 with the Rev. M. Morrison officiating. Plans for the School Re union' of S.S. No. 6 on July 29 . are | going ahead, many replies a. are| comJ.ng?: in from’ farmer pupils’Who are coming to’the ‘ r eunion, some from as far away as California and Florida. A final meeting of all committees will be held next Monday even ing July 17 in the school at 8:30 p.m. Congratulations to Mrs. Jessie Stelck who celebrated her ninety-second birthday last Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Hayter is at pre. . sent a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Plans are going ahead on a - - program te provide accounting service for Ontario farmery according to a news release from the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, The service, which will be set iip by the Onrario Feder-. ation would prepare the far* * mers’ income tax returns, do his bookkeeping, and analyze his operations by data processing, plans for the service, which are currently being worked out by the Federation’s executive and staff, were re-affirmed at the June meeting of OF A mem* ■ bers, The plans call for the account ing service tq be set up and co-ordinated by the provincial federation. Among other func- , tions, the provincial group would arrange for data pro. cessing of the information from farms across the province for the operations analysis. The whole package would be offered to any county federation that could sign up enough far mers to make a workable unit. Though there is much plann ing yet to do, currentproposals call for each participating county to hire one bookkeeper fieldman for each 100 — 150 farmers signed up. The fieldman would visit each of the farmers regularly to work on his books, gather the information needed for the farm analysis, and explain what the analysis results meant when they came back. Parts of this program are similar to the system in ef fect in Great Britain, where girls go round and visit each I farm once a month far half a day to bring the paper work up to date. The number of visits the field man would make to each farm is expected to be flexible, de pending on the size and nature of the farm, and the particular needs of the farmer involved. In the original resolution, passed by a members’ meeting two months ago, it was speci fied that the program was to be set up in consultation with .. other public and governmental bodies engaged in such work. Parts of this, service are Z available already to the pro vince’s farmers from a variety of sources, but it is reported that most don’t use them. The farmer can x get his in pome tax figured out - for a price w by any of a number of firms specializing in this, most of which have head quarters in the southwestern part of the province, These firms however do little or noth, tog to set up the farmer’s books so he can use them for any other purpose. Commented a spokesman for the Federation, "many farmers have to turn to their local lawyer to get their tax return drawn up. Most often, they don’t even try to get a professional to do their books,” Huron County Junior Farmers By John Black " The Huron County Junior far- mers met in the agricultural board rooms on June 28, 1967 With president Murray Hoover in charge. Shirley Jacques reported that twelve junior farmer sweaters were on order. Any of the local members in Huron County may still order one from Miss , Jacques or their own president. The county field day was mostly rained out .so it was an unsuccessful event as far as the track and field events were concerned. The Seaforth Club won the trophy for the highest number of points for the day. The exchange visittoWelland county will be from July 14 to 16. There is only a small fee of $2 for any Huron Junior wanting to go. Anyone who is interested please contact Don ald McKercher. John Murphy, the new summer assistant,gave a fairly good fin ancial report. The book col. lection that was started by the county became bogged down be. cause of the problem of dis. posing of the books. It is reported that ten more Century Farm signs have been received and as yet only three , are sold, So if any other farm owners qualify for these signs 4 notify those in charge immed iately as there will be no more ordered. The safe driving course that J.the Juniors, are having is to be run on a county basis toward the end of October at a cost of $10. The County Juniors are also holding a banquet and dance on Saturday November 4, 1967, in the Seaforth Legion hall for their Centennial project. Hot turkey is on the menu. The exchange delegate from New South Wales, Australians to be in Huron county from August 12 to 23. We wish him a happy and entertaining visit. Next meeting will be held’ July 26, 1967, VISIT YOUR FARM SERVICE CENTRE FOR COMPLETE FARM EQUIPMENT SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE - NOTICE - Tuckersmith 17 Rattenbury — CLINTON — Ph. 482-9561 will be open until further notice on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 1 to 5 p.m- and on Saturday morning from 10 to 12 a.m. NO WIRE FENCING, OLD CONCRETE or CAR BODIES PERMITTED James I. McIntosh Clerk. IStfb CONCRETE SILQS a allo to suit your need* — 12*, 13*, 14* up L id 55 foot. A few vacancies yet to fill, pl*M your order soon — by contacting ARNOLD HUGILL and SON CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 92 Cambria Rd. 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