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Clinton News-Record, 1980-05-08, Page 30PAG4 SA THE C: ON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, ,. MAY •tIOni Page 54 Constr. Co. Mitchell carpentry, journeym an David Durand c (el t.) e electrical. contractor, Zurich. Larry Scott '(elect.) Bell Telephone Canada, I-onden. . Bryan Bell (draft) 2nd yr. body apprentice - Carter's West End, Clinton Brian Triebner (draft.) farming the,hprri a farm. 1967 Grads. Ron. Durnin (bldg. Const.) superintendent, Gaffney Const. Co., Stratford. Terry Fitzsimons (mach, shop) Tran- smission fitter - Gearco, Goderich. weld.) plumbing and heating contractor, Brucefield. Don Welsh (mach. shop) certified general machinist, Dominion Roads, Goderich. Jack Colquho•un (bldg. const.), Jack Cpl?quhoun const., Clinton. Brian MacDonald (auto) lic, auto mech., graduates f Seaforth:Datsun. 'Bill Lapp (auto) tic. 1980 1970 Grads auto mech. shop Ray Kennedy (bldg. foreman, Ryder Truck const,.) journeyman y Rentals,. Toronto. carpenter 1ter - partner in Bo- •, Jen Const, Co., Clinton. 1968 Grads Steve Rathwell (trach. Wes Chambers (s.m shop) operates Central and. weld,) journeyman, Machining, Vanastra. -lineman, Ont. Hydro, , Alan Fisher (mach. Clinton. shop) general machinist, Doug, Archambault `Gearco, Goderich. (elect) journeyman electrician, Barrie. . 1971 Grads Ken Dolmage (s.m. and John Gibson (bldg. weld.) Sir Sandford const.) journeyman Fleming College - carpenter, Don Bell forestry dept. Lands and Const., Clinton. Forests. Warren Knight (ag. Bill McGregor (agr. major), Sir Sandford major)- farming. Fleming, Dept. Lands Wayne Peaches 'and Forests., Wingham (mach. shop) main- office. Brown Motors Ltd., tenance mechanic - Sifto Dave Mustard, (elect.) Clinton. Rick Le Beau (s.m and Salt - Goderich Atli yr, plumbing and— £heating. --_'_P'`e t`e_r ..�..,-V-makviT°blxrg`,.- millwright apprentice. contractor, Clinton. Jeff Falconer (elect.) (elect.) journeyman electrician. Bendix Home Systems Ltd., Hensall. 1974 Grads ._. _ Doug Fawcett (Mech.. 1972 Grads .. Tech.) ,. metallurgical technician, Gulf Oil, Brian Koene (bldg. .Mississauga. const.). C&C. Boat Paul Aldwinkle (agr.),. Company, Oakville.- farming. Evert Stryker (bldg. Cal Pollock (s.m. & const.) journeyman weld.) Dominion Roads, carpenter - foreman, Goderich. SS ha Hank Tempast Const, -Brussels. Joe McQuaid (bldg, co.n,st.) construction technology - Fanshawe College, Bruce Nuelear D vel.op... Douglas. Point. 1973 Grads Mike McNichol (auto) Haugh Tire & Muffler Supply, Clinton. Jim Cardno (elect.) journeyman electrician, Seaforth. John Schilbe (s.m. & weld.) welding technician Conestoga College, Ontario Hydro, Hamilton. Doug Wise (auto) lic. auto mechanic, Lorne 1969 Grads Jeff Tyndall (s.m. & weld.) welding technicain, George Brown College, com- mercial welding, Brucefield. Fred Stevenson (bldg. const.) Stevenson Corist. Co., Brussels. Two girls received advanced honors at the 4-11 • achievement night in Seaforth for completing 18 projects. They are Trudy Ferguson of Hensall, left and Deb Denys of Kippen. (Wilma Oke photo) 106 members gain 4Hgraduationa night gone from. coas Bill Forrest (s.t& weld:) .G welding technician, Huron Heatilator,. Brian Brandon (elect.) electrical technology - Fanshawe College. Bill Brown (auto) lic. auto mechanic, Seaforth.. 1975 Grads John Ryan (bldg. const.) partner in J & J Construction Co. Doug Murray (elect.) 1977 Grads electrical engineering , -. ' Lakehead Univer., Paul Wise (s,.m. & Thunder Bay. weld.) welding Dale- Bannerman technician, Ontario (const. tech.) chemical Hydro,. Pickering. operator - Ont, Hydro. Jeff Hearn (mech. Gary Arts (mech. ' tech.) engineering. tech.) computer sales & Frank Claessens service. (const, ' tech:) con- - .-- --suructiorr—technology— - 1976 Grads Fanshawe College. Steve McPherson Pat O'Reilly (const. (mech.. tech.) met- tech) 2nd yr. carpenter allurgist, Fanshawe apprentice, J & J Con - College, • Ont. Hydro, struction Co. Hamilton. John Valkenburg Steve Talbot (auto) (elect. tech.) journeyman apprent. auto mech., electrician, Harold Wise Frayne Motors - Exeter. Ltd., Clinton David Wise (elect.) Gary Manning (elect. electrical technology - tech.) elect. engineering - Fanshawe College ap- Western, 2nd yr. prent. elect., Harold Wise Ed. Riley (elect tech.) Ltd.Clinton. electrical technician - Ken VanDyk (mech. Fanshawe tech.) metal testing, Hobart Bros., Woodstock. David Keys (auto) By Wilma Oke • apprent. auto mech. About 106 members from 10 Seaforth area 4-H Floyd Johnston (auto) homemaking clubs met last week to demonstrate how apprent. auto mech.; they have learned to brighten up their bedrooms. R o w c l i f f e Motors, The girls, enrolled for the past few weeks in an Seaforth. achievement program entitled Your Corner of the Ralph Kuiper (const. World, were taught macrame and interior decorating, t e ch .) j o u r n e y m an including furniture arranging, lighting and color carpenter, Jack Gerrits schemes. Const., Clinton. The girls demonstrated their new-found skills, Ken Young + (const. duringa program of -skits and exhibits. tech.) j o urn e y m an Award winners in the program ' were: Trudy carpenter - Mac Brooks Ferguson of Hensall and Deb Denys of RR 2, Kippen, Const., Blyth. who won advanced honours for ¢completion of 18 . Blair Brandon (const. projects: Sandra Nixon, Hensall, Linda Roberts and tech.) const. technology - Eileen Connolly ,of RR.2 Kippen, provincial honours F a n s h a we College. for completion of 12 projects; Barbara Doig Estimating - Pitts Const. Egrnondville, Sandra Bell, Kippen, Coleen Dejong, Co., Edmonton. Brucefield, Patty Coleman and Rosie 'VanDyke, RR 4 Dwight Kinsman Seaforth; Cathy Vanneste and Melissa Moffatt, (auto) motive power. Kippen, Linda Klaver and Tammy Driscoll, RR 5, technician Fanshawe. Seaforth, received county honours for completion of College farming 350 acres six projects. Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Seaforth was presented with Bill Hoff (mech. tech.) a Canadian 4-H Council Leadership award for 15 years mechanical technology - as a leader and Mrs. Joyce Pepper for five years. Fanshawe College. to+ c Gary Caldwell (const, tech.) const. technology Fanshawe College, 2nd yr. apprentice, Henry Eel- Contractor, Blyth. Brian Drager (mech. tech.)pneumatic & hydraulic sales manager, Saskatoon. Dave , Da_lrymple (const. tech.) const. technician - Fanshawe College, Bendix Home Systems Ltd., Hensall. with brother John. Tree program plant 130,000 As a result of a Reforestation Assistance Program, the watershed of the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority will be 130,000 trees richer in 1980. A total of 130,000 seedlings are being planted this year, 100,000 of which are being utilized in Conservation Area reforestation and landscaping projects. The remainder of these trees are being used by private landowners for such purposes as wind- breaks and hedges to stem water and wind erosion. These trees are provided also by the Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority for plantations ranging from one to five acres. Thirty-,• five watershed residents are also taking ad- vantage of the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority's farm tree replacement program which makes larger nursery stock (3 ft. cedar and spruce and `six to eight ft. hardwoods) available to farmers for the establishment of windbreaks. To accomplish all this planting, the " Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority has three NOTICE. Ratepayers of The Town of Clinton are reminded that the second installment of 1980 Taxes are ' due and payable by May 15, 1980. C. Proctor Clerk Town of Clinton machine planters currently in operation. The seedlings are all from Ministry of Natural Resources nurseries, while the larger wind- break stock are pur- chased in large quantities from a private nursery and sold to private ia-n- downers at roughly half the original price. Landowners wishing to participate in the Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority's Reforestation Assistance Program are urged to order early as there is already a waiting list for - 1981. Authority Staff is also available to help landowners plan and order trees for wind- breaks and small plan-• tations. Anstett LIMITEDJewellers 11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3901 WE'RE AT YOUR'SERVICE.... •On -staff goldsmith for repairs to fine jewellery •In-store watch repairs, including battery in- stallations. Also clock repairs. •Fast in-store engraving •In-store ring sizing •Appraisals by our on -staff Certified Gemologist' (AGS). HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. • 6 p.m.; Friday nights till 9 p.m. Sunday, May llth, is Mother's Day. And because the Colonel thinks that Mothers are just tete berries, he has a very special gift for them. May 11th, pick up a bucket or a . barrel of Kentucky Fried Chicken and we'll give you a pretty pink rose pin for Mom. r,, ,..•ruhat .,a,rrilt c1.1 for a peach of a mom 94 Elgin Ave., E., Goderich 227 MAIN STREET, NORTH, EXETER A rose pin for a peach of a Mother. Thank you, Colonel! -74€ W 114 S Cel. Sanders' Recipe Kstucky fiied kicken. A CANAtitANC0/APAR* IA fib`., Colonel Sanders' boys and girls make it 'finger lickin' good" London. Dan Arts (const. tech.) construction technology - Fanshawe College. 'Paul Gibson (el. tech.) Don Bell Const. - Clinton Paul Gafachiuk (mech. tech.) metallurgy - McMaster University. College; 3M, 1978 Grads Steve Watson (elect: tech.) is at Radio College of Canada. Joe Claesse-ns ° (const. tech.) const. technology - Fanshawe .College work period - Red Deer, Alberta. Dan Eckel (const. tech.) construction technology - Fanshawe College work period Red Deer, Alberta. Dennis O'ReilIy (const. Oki • tech) wood machine technology, " Conestoga College. e Gary Denemme (mech. tech.) mechanical technology - Fanshawe College work period - Bell_ Aerospace. - Brian Wilkinson (auto,) McKerlie Automotive, cltnton, . David Fraser - ap= pren•tice Al lis -Chalmers Farm Mach. . Co., Drumheller, Larry Riehl (const. tech.) 4 yr, business —Sir Wilfrid Laurier; 1979 Grads ' David. Lear '(const. tech.)', wood .machine technology Conestoga College, Doon Campus. ' , Danny Vantyghem elect. tech.) Radio' College of Canada.' Jim Craig (mech. tech.) 'metal machining Conestoga College Stratford.. Bob Jansen (const. tech.) Ridgetown School of Agriculture. . 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