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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-06-29, Page 7• Two grade eight classed graduated Monday night at Huron Cen- tennial School. The grade eight A class is shown above. Back, left, Scott Price, Charles Collins, David Erb, Martin Sauer, Mark Taylor, Greg Hoggarth, Bill Kinsman, David Sturgeon, Jeff Howard, Jeff Chuter and Kevin Butt. Centre, principal Arnold Mathers, Jim Spiers, Wayne Dunn, Richard Scroggs, Marilyn Dalrymple, Darlene Faber, Anne Haw, Lori Talbot, Sally Brodie, Don Merner, Donna Lawson, Adam Wilson, Raymond Orr and David Binnendyk. Front, Cheryl Dunn, Rebecca Fawcett, Terry Oesch, Catherine Taylor, Kathy Finlayson, Barbara Campbell, Donna Horner, Pam Bell, Terry Brandon, Sandra Coleman, Jane Oesch and teacher Mary Moffatt. Graduation ceremonies were field Monday for the two grade eight classes at Huron Centennial School near Brucefield. The 8B class is shown above. Back, left, Brian Geddes, Danny Stanley, Ricky Johnston, Paul Kalbfleisch, John Gloor, David Richardson, Steven Faulds, Paul McKenzie, Larry Taman, George Wilson and Danny Ryerson. Centre, principal Arnold Mathers, Larry Teatero, Pauline Goderich Twp. news..... • from page 6 season is now underway and running smoothly. With better cooperation weatherwise than last • August, they hope- to finish by the end of August. A weekly sports report will appear in the local papers which wily be submitted by Bev Orr. It was decided to present token gifts to the volunteer softball leaders at the end of the summer. Hazel McCreath volunteered to in- vest iga to costs thereof. It was moved by Joe Soccer club wins The Clinton girls defeated Nairn of the tri - county soccer league by a score of 3-1 last Thur- sday. Left winger Sandy Skinner scored for Clinton in the first half on a penalty shot. Sfie was followed in the second half by a pair of goals from centre -forward Mary Wise. A good game was played by all the girls. Fritzley and Marilyn Forbes thatarm bands he ordered, entitled Softball '78 for each softball participant. Enthusiasm is in- creasing in the slow pitch teams which meet at Holmesville every Friday at 7 p.m. Anyone else like to join? Come on out. A thank you letter was received from the Round Dance group and 'also a request for sponsorship again starting in Sep- tember which was ap- proved. Grant Sirling reported the progress on the new athletic field in Holmesville. Lights and standards are ready for installation but until the final perfect plans are prepared we'll have to patiently wait with eager .anticipation. July 12 was the date set for the township bar- becue at the township lake park on Black Pt. Rd. off Highway 21. Bev Orr volunteered to prepare and start the barbecue by 6 p.m. All township residents and their friends are Welcome to bring their picnic supper and use the barbecue anytime het - SHELTER VALLEY TENT & TRAILER PARK Situated on the bank of the Maitland River, 4 miles east of Goderich, on Hwy. 8. -Fdmily camping only. -Modern service building with hot showers. -Store for your camping necessities. -Playground to please the kids. -Water & Hydro sites. -Pool (under construction) -Good fishing FOR RESERVATIONS: CALL (519) 524-4141 OR WRITE: R.R. NO. 2 CLINTON, ONT. NOM 1L0 4 • Wallace, Teresa Visscher, Joyce Walters, Mary Lynn Talbot, Cathy Marks, Hope Renner, Doris Lawson, Elaine Fraser, Sylvia Wood, Pam Ross and teacher Spencer Jeffrey. Front, Rodger McKinley, Wendy Tomkins, Amanda James, Cheryl McAllister, Dianne Gridzak, Vickie Morrison, Julie Wright, Sandia Finlayson, Brenda Broadfobt, Andrew Van.Dorp and Jeff Merner. ween 6 and 8 p.m. It's a make -your -own -fun party so come along folks to enjoy your neighbours company. The spirited meeting Ramblings` from... formerly from Goderich, had a 1:59.1 mile. The six- year-old horse by Dancer Hanover-Vibrarnt Hanover, took the lead at the start and except for a brief challenge by Quick Command, driven by Bea Farber, who finished third, he had things all his own way. Fractions for • • from page (i the mile were: 30.2- 1 : 00.3-1 :30.3-1 : 59.1. Races will be held again this Sunday, July 2 at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway with post time 1:30. Qualifying races will 'go at 12:30 . Our track photographer this year is Jeff Wise of 95 Raglan St. in Clinton. Motocross action The spring moto-cross series ended Sunday at Hully Gully with a tremendous card of racing. The competion was fast and furious and the' action exciting as class after class put on a brilliant display of moto- cross racing. The overall school boy champ was Jeff Sutherland of Woodslee t,viril•,, d tree week at the Gary Bailley Moto -cross school here at Hully Gully., The overall winner in the Junior class was Jim Bearss of Springfield with 60 points and he takes home the new RM 125 Suzuki. The next race at Hully Gully will he held on July 9 with seniors and experts DOORS! DOORS! DOORS! *Cedar Front and Rear Entrance Doors *Classic Entrance Doors *Mahogany Slab Doors .Slab and Louvred Bifold Doors *Breezeway Patio Doors CEMENT-SAKRETE MIXES SIDEWALK SLABS - ROOFING PANELLING-FIRPLY-KEM PAINTS DASHWOOD WINDOWS All these and much more. In stock for your immedicite use...at 1 COUNTER CASH & CARRY � Build n Pp Su lies 'RINCESS ST WEST CI INTON 482 9612 adjourned till August 16. by Audrey Middleton Pee wees win After losing five games straight, the Clinton pee wees finally came up with their first win on Tuesday night when they beat Dashwood 11-7. Randy Keyes, throwing an outstanding game for Clinton, came away with his first win of the year. CLINTON NEWS RECORD THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1978 --PAGE 7 Middleton news by Blanche-Deeves Morning Prayer was held in St. James Church, Middleton; Sunday at 11:15 am. Ray Wise and Edward Deeves received the offering, and Rev. Wm. Bennett in charge of the service. Under sunny skies a beautiful garden party was held at Carnborne House the home of Rev. Canon F. H. Paull with over 200 guests attending. The ladies of Trinity Church and St. James Church, Middleton provided and served the delicious lunch. Decoration Service was held at Clinton Cemetery Sunday evening with Padre Wm. Bennett taking the service. Personals Mrs. Elizabeth Mullens and daughter Mary of Ottawa, Janet Muirhead and Judy Smith of Hamilton arrived for a visit with Mr. Fred Middleton. The three girls left Friday morning on a motor trip to Prince George, B.C. and will spend the summer months working at Lake Louise. Elizabeth r.er,, clinctay. visiting with her mother, the Don Middleton's, the Counters, Campbells and Miss Agnes Middleton of Goderich. Elizabeth also attended the garden party at Canon Paulls in Bayfield. Harvey and Brenda Cleave and Danny of Matheson are spending a week's holiday with friends and relatives in the area. Lois and Edward Wise, Dennis and Sandra Kelly of Woodstock, Chris and Barb Cowan of Auburn, Harvey and Brenda Cleave of Matheson, Chris Wise and Daryl Johnston, Stewart and Charles Wise attended the wedding of Cameron Manning and Colleen Durst at the Walkerton United Church; Cameron Manning is a nephew of Lois Wise. Ross and Mabel Middleton spent a week visiting Mabel's brother Alvin Sundstron of Sault Ste. Marie and visiting with relatives and friends in the area. St. Josephs Chruch Clinton held their annual outdoor service and picnic at Stewart Mid- dleton's Park. Smile Success doesn't always go to the head. Sometimes it goes to the mouth. Anstett Jewellers LIMITED 11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3901 OPEN WEDNESDAYS For Your Convenience HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday nights till 9 p.m. NOW OPEN! Pick Your Own STRAWBERRIES OPEN DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY AT 8 A.M. NO POTS OR PANS BRING YOUR OWN QUART BOXES 2, 4 OR 6 QT. BASKETS. OR QT. BOXES CAN BE PURCHASED 15 ACRES - IRRIGATED JACK BELL RR. NO. 2 KIPPEN 262-5878 Turn left at Kippen on Highway No. 4, then 1'/, miles east. Watch for Signs. • • Gerrard's "SUMMER VALUE DAYS" i Now's Your Chance To Beat The Heat With Terrific Styles At Super Savings All Our LADIES SUMMER FASHIONS z OFF, THIS INCLUDES ALL THE RIGHT ITEMS FOR SUMMER WEAR -BATHING SUITS -BLOUSES -T-SHIRTS -HALTER TOPS -SHORTS -SLIMS-ETC.... GET THE JUMP ON BACK TO SCHOOL! MEN'S PREWASHED WIDE LEG JEANS All first -quality from our regular stock By: Levis, Lee's, G.W.G., Carhartt Sizes 26 to 38. OurRegular '24.95 1 C99 GERRARD'S CHARGER VISA MON SHOPPING CENTRE VICTORIA ST., CLINTON 482-9711 The column •that's road for o purpose.... I Atli* by Scotty Hamilton 7 ■ Mall your problems to "Impact" c/o this paper. All letters will be answered provided a stamped addressed en- velope is enclosed. Some of general in- terest will be published. Letters must be signed but we will NOT reveal your Identity. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE "These Questions and Answers based on Ontario Law, are published to inform and not to advise. No one should try to apply or interpret the law without the aid and advice df a trained expert who knows the facts, since the facts of each case may change the application of the low." A Syndicated Canadian Newspaper Feature iockse R�G • ECONOMY • QUALITY • SERVICE "Big jobs or small, We guarantee them all." 482-7374 CLINTON Ball Mutch LTD. HOME FURNISHINGS FLOOR COVERINGS CARPETING 482- .9505 71 ALBERT ST. CLINTON It costs me $240.00 to live in a two bedroom apartment where the carpets are dirty and the walls a mess. Also, I had no hot water for quite a while plus the time I couldn't park i'n our underground garage because of repairs which seemed to take forever and a day, and to top it off there is no street parking in this area. When the building manager was con- tacted he was less than pleased about the allegations concerning the walls and car- pets. According to him the carpets are all in excellent shape and the walls were professionally cleaned last October. He str9ngly accuses you of being very Hyperbolic (exaggerating excessively) and he apparently intends to continue to ignore your "unfounded complaints". RON'S SUNOCO GAS BAR & VARIETY 192 HURON ST. CLINTON A couple of months or so ago, I bought a car for cash, which was a private sale. This car has been nothing but a headache ever since. It's once again in the garage, and my mechanic tells me, that the 'mileage has been altered. I've managed to get hold of the former owner, but he strongly denies this. I feel that I have been taken...what can I do? Unless you can obtain a service receipt from some place where this car had work done and it showed a higher mileage than when you bought it, then there's nothing that you can do, to our knowledge. �i The Canadian Home In- sulation Program now covers homes built prior to 1946. You may be eligible for grants up to '350.00 for materials. Ask us for details. GODERICH INSULATION FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALI,524-6844 SAVE ENERGY BLOWN CELLULOSE FIBRE CMHC APPROVED FIRE & VERMIN RESISTANT RES -IND -COMM FREE ESTIMATES SCOTT PEARSON • Weddings • Passports • Industrial work BY JAMES FITZGERALD 482-9502 or 482-3890 While on vacation in the States, I became suddenly very ill necessitating emergency hospital treatment. I paid their itemized bill by cheque ex- pecting to be reimbursed by OH I P when I returned to Canada, however time goes by and all I keep getting is the run-around from OH I P as they refuse to•accept my hospital receipt or cancelled cheque as proof of payment. I don't know why but they insist on me sending a signed statement by the doctor who attended me in the hospital. I've written this hospital three times now with this request but have been completely ignored. We have no explanation for the long delay in you getting the necessary signed' statement from the hospital, but we have been assured that it has finally been mailed to you.