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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-06-12, Page 15CLINTON ligNif REC `.T RD, 'H RST F T XL)Ul i V 1 1.. • •. •.. • 74, • ° 1 0 • • •. • • • 0 • • • • • • • • •1 0 ow of •• N*• •1* $ II• 1 • 0 v � i• ••10 • •,• •O..14. A•s••'0•O 7: 41 Everyone in town knows that Clinton PUC employee -Bruce Schoenhals turned. 30 last Friday, after "vandals" hung this sign on the budding sometime during the night. (News -Record photo) Children do well at fair-- Kindergarten Craft: 1. Steven Smith, Clinton Public; Staceyt'Reid, Clinton Public; 3. Kimberley Dixon, Vanastra Public; 4. Wendy Watson, Clinton Public. ' Grade 1 Printing: Jeffrey Oestreicher, Clinton; Denise Gross, Hullett Central; Cindy Gingerich, Huron Centennial; Peta Bayley, Huron Centennial. Art: Janice . Maaskant, �CI"i iton '"Cliristi`an; -Marie Schoehnals, Clinton Public; Jane` Guse, Clinton Public; Kate Papple, , Huron Cen- tennial. Craft: Hughie Cox, Clinton Public; Danny Dupee, Clinton Public; Sangelle Vermeesch, Clinton Public; Kathy Van Bakel, St. Joseph's. , Grade 2 Printing: Lisa Beattie, Clinton Public; Gerrie Irving, Hullett Central; Greg Shea, St. Joseph's; Colleen Gower, Clinton Public. Art: Theresa Knox, Hullett Central; Dawn Powell, Clinton Public; Michelle Carter, Clinton Public; Kevin Gerrits, . Hullett Central. Crafts: Donna Boonstra, Clinton Christian; Keith Ducharrne, St. Joseph's; Sherri Lavis, Clinton Public; Billy Rueger, Clinton Public. GRADE.3 Writing: Michelle GGautreau, St. Josepl s; Jody Werkema, Clinton Christian; Robyn Norman, Huron Centennial; Kerri-Ann Jerome, Vanastra Public. Art: Lyn Feeney, St. Joseph's ; Kerri Ann Jerome, Vanastra Public; Terri Evans, Vanastra Public; Brian Kiss, Clinton Public. Craft: Lyn Feeney, St. Jas,eph's ; Heather Brownridge, Vanastra Public; Terri Evans, Vanastra Public; Colin Thomas, Vanastra Public. Grade 4 Writing: Janine Buffinga, Clinton Christian; Marilyn Werkema, Clinton Christian; Lori Bromley, Hullett Central; Shannon Szusz, Hullett Central. ..Art: Janine Buffinga, Clinton Christian; Kerri Uyl, Clinton Christian; Paul Brand, St. Joseph's; Kevin Turner, Clinton Public. Craft: Shelly Maxwell, Vanastra Public; Shawn Dixon, Vanastra Public; Linda Brand, St. Joseph's; Michael Pullen, Clinton Public. Grade 5 Writing: Lisa Preszcator, Hullett ntral; Harmony Ludwig, linton Christian; Jennifer Sottiaux, Hullett Central; Betty Schoemaker, Clinton Christian. Art: Jeff MacLean, Clinton Public; Crystal Kennedy, Hullett Central; Lori Brandon, Hullett Central; Steven Lippencott, Clinton Public. Craft: Sandy Merner, Hullett Central; Kerry Goldsworthy, Clinton, Public; Julie Cunningham, Hullett Central; Kim Wright, Hullett Central. Grade 6 Writing: Cheryl Bromley, Hullett Central; Deanna Bell, Clinton Public; Sandra Baarda, Clinton Christian; Julie Daer, Hullett Public. Art: Patrice Thompson, Clinton Public; Angela Schneider, Hullett Central; Barbie Brand, St. Josephs; Don Hearn, Clinton Public. Craft: Liam Doherty, St. Joseph's; Jeff Dupee, Clinton Public; Troy Falconer, Clinton Public; • Barbie Brand, St. Joseph's. f'tide =P Writing: Ang¢la lassies, Clinton Christian; Debbie Lugh Smith, St. Joseph's; Theresa Postma, Clinton Christian; Joy Cudmore, Clinton Public. Art: Lisa Watt, Hullett Central; Lisa Slotegraaf, Clinton Christian; Diane Nyman, Clinton Christian; Shawn Seers, Hullett Cen- tral.. Craft: Glenyce McClin- chey, Hullett Central; Karen Wright, Hullett Central; Lisa Duizer,. Hullett Central; Anita Deline, Hullett Cen -tral':.- —" ,.. Grade 8, Writing: Henrietta Boon, St. Joseph's; Linda Fac- chinato, Hullett Central; Anne Brand, St. Joseph's; Dawn Flynn, Hullett Cen- tral. • - A.rt: Bill Preszcator, Hullett Central; Billy Jewitt, Hullett Central; Lori Sch- midt, St. Joseph's; Paul Van Beers, St. Joseph's, Craft: Caroline Watt, Hullett Central; Janny G eidanus, Clinton. Christian; Karen Bruinsma, Clinton Christian; Billy Van Ninhuys, St. Joseph's. Special Ed. Classes Printing: Jamie Spencer, Huron Centennial; Luong Hung, Huron Centennial; David Nichols, Huron Centennial. Specials Kindergarten to Grade 3 - "Happiness is": Lyn Feeney, St. Joseph's; Henry Buffinga, Clinton Christian; Tom Mach, Vanastra Public. :Pizza Train - grade 4 to 6: Paul Brand, St. Joseph's; Julie Daer, Hullett Central; Anita Wilts, Hullett Central. Pizza Train, grades 7 and 8: Billy Jewitt, Hullett Central; Anita Hamming, Clinton Christian; Glenyce McClinchey, Hullett Central. Dorothy Williams' special - grade 5 and under: Lynn Bezaire, St. Joseph's; Lisa Preszcator, Hullett Central; Julie Trick, Holmesville Public. Dorothy Williams special - grade 6 to 8: Pam Losereit, Hullett Central; Jerry McMahon, St. Jtiseph's. Huron County Historical Society Special .. David Pullen, Clinton Public;. Austin Roord,a, —CI neon Christ an; rW Robert Adams, Hullett Central; Guy Devine, Hullett Central Other additional entries: Ben Carter,` Clinton Public; Janny Greidanus, • Clinton Christian; Janet• Wilts, Hullett Central; Sandy Carter and Brenda Nesbitt, Hullett Central; Anita Wilts and Lisa Preszcator, Hullett ,Central; John Cartwright and David Kennedy, Hullett Central; Scott Overboe and Jim Siertsema, Hullett Central; Lynn Dougherty, .Hullett Central; Larry ,Grflss, Hullett Central; Kim Wright , and Julie Cun- ningham, Hullett Central; Grace Johnston, Hullett Central; Angela Schneider, Hullett., Central; Tim Mayhew, Holmesville; Kevin Armstrong, St. Joseph's; Gary Dykstra and Jerry McMahon, St. Joseph's; Lori Jewitt, Clinton Public; Lauralee Johnston and Ruthann White, Clinton. Public; Nancy Alilovic, Clinton Public; David White and David Stevenson, Hullett Central; Janine Mayhew, Holmesville; Gar Wilts and Mike , Vincent, Hullett Central; Jerry Pickett, Clinton Public; Connie Hoggart, Hullett Central; Stephen Boa, Clinton Public; Jonathon Oestreicher and' Michael Holland, Clinton Public; Mike Corrie and Jason Cox, Clinton Public. , Market in the park planned in Seaforth SEAFORTH - The Seaforth Recreation Committee wants the to-ird to get greater use out of Victoria Park and one of first moves to attract the public could be an annual farmer's market. The committee has also suggested to the town that a brochure be made up to outline events at the park, as well to provide a brief historical sketch of the site. ROYALBANJ( AUTOPLAN. FINANCING - +o, your new o. used ..hiae purchases! McGee Pontiac -Buick and the Royal Bank in Goderich are the FIRST dealer- ship and the FIRST Royal Bank branch outside of head office in Metro Toronto to offer this service. Pictured above are AI McGee; Dave Molson, Assistant Manager, Royal Bank; Ken McGee; Mary Lou Henry, Loans. Officer; John taWren- ce, Manager, Royal Bank.. Also proposed for the revitalization of the park is landscaping, in- stallation of playground equipment and other events like fashion and' art shows, outdoor weddings and dances. Seaforth Councillor William Bennett said that some local merchants have expressed interest in the park scheme and added the facility is already well enough equipped to meet the demands of the project. Employee retires after 20 years of work WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOU..... To help mark this event, we are offering SPECIAL SALE PRICES on our Targe stock of new Acadians After 20 years of handling transactions and an- swering questions Helen Cooper will now be spending more of her time travelling and pursuing her hobbies with her retirement from Clinton's Bank of Montreal. After holding every clerical position in the bank and working with managers H.M. Monteith, William Robinson, Ken Flett and the present manager Earl Hilderley, Mrs. Cooper will retire from her position as Customer Services Clerk on June 30. She joined the bank as Helen McKenzie in Sep- tember 1941 as a collection clerk. At that time the staff consisted of four ladies and two men. She left the bank in April, 1944 to pursue a family -life when she married Jim Cooper and the couple raised two sons, Jim of Stratford and Bob, who lives in Arlingt..n, Virginia. She returned to the branch in 1964. But now, Mrs. Cooper will be leaving .the bank again, this time to devote 'herself to some travelling, reading, crafts, knitting and gardening, which she refers to as cutting grass and pulling weeds. During the next few months, the Bank of Montreal in Clinton will change significantly. A new addition to the branch is well underway and Mrs. Cooper will now be one the other side of the counter as a customer, but her 20 years of loyal service is not likely to be forgotten. 24 INSTOCK-SPECIAL 'TIL SAT. JUNE 21 $300?04OO?0 Deduct Deduct- off the side window sticker price of any new • off the side window sticker price of any new ACADIAN 1S` Example:'' 1980 ACADIAN'S' Two door hatchback. Colour - Tahitian Yellow, equipped with 1.6 litre 4 cylin- der engine, 4 speed transmission, protective bumper strips. Serial No. 502 568 Sticker Price,'4,847 DEDUCT 5'300 Sale '4,547 Pius Prov. Sales Tax & Licence ACADIAN DELUXE 2 OR 4 DOOR HATCHBACK Example: 1980 ACADIAN DELUXE 4 door hatchback. Colour - Baniff Blue, equipped with 1.6 Titre 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, Side moldings, reclining seats, protective bumper strips, etc. Serial No. 502 594 1. Fast loan approval 2. Interest at current bank rates 3. The entire transaction completed on the premises of McGee Pon- tiac 4. With your authorization your loan payment may be deduc- ted from your account regardless of where you bank. ° No monthly cheques to write. Sticker Prices 5,634 DEDUCT '400 sale '5,234 Plus Prev. Safes tax & Licence FINANCING AVAILABLE AT BANK RATES TI ROIJG11... This offers tremendous savings to .you on one of the best built economy cars in North Americo! MCGEE Hamilton Street, Goderich PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS 524.8391 'l'�!9:..U9';aW..1J:, tiJ"ui:LdL.►ti.Y�'.