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Clinton News-Record, 1983-05-04, Page 9There was keen competition and a lot of fun at the Vanastra Rec Centre last week when students from schools for the mentally handicapped participated hi their SUPER SPECIAL 1 b. OUR PRIVATE LABEL CANADA 'A' GRAIL UTTER SUPER SPECIAL SPECIAL 3 VAROETOES COMMONER OR BONUS PACK annual swim meet. The whiners received special awards and ribbons for their top efforts. (Shelley McPhee photo SUPER SPECIAL-' ZEHRS NEW LOW PRICE FRESH 2% MILK4LITIIE SUPER SPECIAL SPECIAL HANDY BOX OF 180 TT®`r' -TIPS SPECIAL FOR YOUR LAUNDRY 6 LOIRE 2 KO CHSS y Janet t each S i its News Once again, CRSS has fared well at sports competi- tions. At the Huron -Perth Junior Badminton Tourna- ment, April 23, CHSS placed fourth overall. Melanie Mann took third for girls' singles, Mary Gib- son and Murray Godkiri were third in mixed doubles. f .isa Watt and Chrisaine Welch made fourth place for girls' doubles and Peter Clynick placed fifth for boys' singles. Out of nine schools par- ticipating at the Wingham Track meet last Thursday, the CHSS Track Team plac- ed 3rd. An outstanding effort was put forth by Scott Miller, who took firsts in Shotput and Discus, and a second in Javelin. Byron Boyce, Jackie Norman and Shawn Lester took firsts respective- ly in Midget Boys' High Jump, Junior Girls' Shotput and Midget Boys' Discus. Also in Midget Boys' Discus was Brian Steckle, who plac- ed second. The Junior Girls' Relay was a run of 3.2 km ( 2 SUPER SPECIAL res vvel miles), performed by Tracey Norman, Kerri Schmidt, Lori Schmidt and Lora Souch. The Junior Boys' Relay, run by Scott Beane, Rob Radford, Mang Lee and Dan Reidy was 3.7 km. The Senior Boys' Relay Team, James Robson, Pat Holly, Robert Kolkman, and Steve Corbett, were challenged with a one kilometre run. All off CMS's re, . y teams placed second_ This week and last, CHSS students, adept in secretarial skills, have been strutting their stuff. Results were announced this week for the OBEA Typing and Shorthand Contest. For the regional competi- tion, the Novice and Junior teams placed second. Debbie Halls, had a typing score of 50.9 words per minute, Patty Coleman had a score of 52.7 words per minute, and Cathy Mustard let her fingers fly in order to obtain 55.7 words per minute. Unfortunately, the scores of those girls who participated in the shor- thand contest did not place. The typists' scores will be forwarded to Toronto for ROASTED COFFEE REG FIL TER DRIP AUTO ()RIP PRRITED, ORANGE, GREEN OR GOLD WHITE SWAN TOWELS 2 ROLL SUPER SPECIAL JIGHLIJER FISH ....CHIPS SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL LIGUDOD STYLE ,!r11 caoL LIVE DETE GENT FOR YOU FABRICS THREE LITRE D BUTTE REGULAR SIZE PKG. OF 4 SPECIAL SPECIAL NEILSONS ASST'® VARIETIES WILL -O -P \K C�I.rrY ASSORTED VAROETOES UNCAN NINES COOKIE MIXES 200 g PKG VARIOUS WEIGHTS SPECIAL SPECI L ASST® VARIET!ES PURR '. CAT FOOD SQUEEZE BEEHIVE BILLY EE HONEY 6 oz TINS FOR SPECIAL BEATRICE 2°° BUTTER FAT COTTAGE CHEESE SPECIAL NEILSONS ASST Ft. OURS FRUIT PLUS YOGURT r, SPECIAL ASSORTED VARlETOES RCA I SPECIAL BELMONT MALLOWS DAIBNOGNT MONT OR PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER AES NE LSOi 'S C OKIES DRINK CRYSTALS SPECIAL ASST® VA `,BETOB:S SPECIAL 3 VARIETIES SPECIAL WHITE. YELLOW BEIGE, BLUE VELOUR BATHROOM TISSUE SPECIAL 4 VARIETIES 6 PIES PER CARTON SCHNEIDERS MEAT PIE WESTONS RASPBERRY SWISS ROLLS 4 s YORK WHOLE I.Q.F. F,00 STRAWBERRIES CONCENTRATE BORATEEM 2 �9 CANADA DRY 6 VARIETIES SOFT DRINKS 7,-, 99' 129 129 49'- nrr PKG WESTONS RASP. OR LEMON • UTTLRHORNS fi 5 115 HIGH LINER FROZEN BOSTON BIDE FISH FILLETS 2i' 159 519 LUNCHEON MEAT BOVRIL 1,1ii NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE ,li THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE I`9LY IPS: HIGHWAY IV 1O. 8 GODERICH 1AP SPECIAL CARNATION FROZEN HASH BROWN POTATOES SPECIAL OUR OWN LABEL COLBY. BRICK. WARBLE taAW&RTI OR 01011RRELLA RANDOM CUT CHEESE SPECIAL PACKAGE OF 8 BESTOWS ENGLISH MUFFINS PKG OF 8 SPECIAL PACKAGED 1 i 4 LBS. 3 LB. CARTON PARKAY MARGARINE SPECIAL ASSORTED VARIETIES PREMIUM NE LSONS NOVELTIES SPECIAL ONE LITRE NEILSONS CHOCOLATE DRINK /kg 1L COUNTRY OVEN SPECIALS COUNTRY OVEN TASTY REG 938 UHUCKWAUON BREAD COUNTRY OVEN CHEESE OR BUTTER CROISSANTS EA( i. 4 COUNTRY OVEN LIGHT. FRESH DINNER ROLLS i,,1 69 SUPER SPECIAL DIETRICNS 1Di WHOLE WHEAT (74 OF ) it,9O�., TUES.. 9 TO 6 P.M, W6b�., TP9fl�Ri8., p6PI. t TO i P.M. 3AT. 8:29 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHI IF T. (HWY. (1). 4) WINGHAM CPQ., TUBB.. - &KAT. - ft.:99 TO • ®.RN. TiIu AND �Q - 62.29 TO 9 P.LdA. !KATE ECTI EXETER MON., 911165.. Wim. - TO b P.M_ ?man., awe - 9 TO 9 P.M KAT, - 92.I1 TO 6 6i.e6. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, fes PAGE 9 Bdr'Lintor i tourL'ey consideration at the provun- caal level. t t + Foremeost, in the forthcom- ing fun at CHSS, Ls the For- mal, which will be held this Friday, May 6th. This year the For-mal's theme is Orien- tal. Tickets were sold all week, for $13, (at the door they will be $15) . A request has been made by the local florists that orders for corsages be made early in the week, because the great demand of flowers for Mother's Day will not allow the florists time to put the corsages together later on m the week. Music for the Formal will be provided by Whiskey Jack, a popular local band. + + + The school band and choir have been giving perfor- mances this weekend. One was Friday afternoon, April 29, the other was the Spring Concert, held Saturday, to a full house. The band played pieces varying in style from classical to the Beatles. The choir performed the songs they sang at the Kiwanis Festival. The Girls' Chorus also performed the songs from the Kiwanis Festival. The entire evening was an uplifting one, for the music Ontano NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public. Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the MARSLAND CENTRE. COMMITTEE ROOM 42 THIRD FLOOR. 20 ERB STREET WEST WATERLOO ONTARIO on TUESDAY. MAY 17th 1963 at the hour 0110 00 o clock in the forenoon at which time the Board will hear applications in accordance with the Regula tions Sub section 23(1) under The Liquor Licence Act to in crease the capacity of licensed premises in respect of the fol lowing licenced establishment Elm Haven Motor Hotel Huron Street Clinton, Ontario Additional Dining Lounge Facilities Licencee: 342029 Ontario Limited AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resi dent in the municipality and who wishes to make represen tation relative to the applica tion shall make their submis sion to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hear ing or in person at the time and place of the hearing (Cop ies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant) Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 t akrshore Boulevard East TORONTO. Ontario M5F IA4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS 1HF l IQUOR LICENCE ACT was played and sung with Sincerity t t -r The Computer Dating Sheets were available last week i'he sheets were prepared from information previously collected by the Computer Club. The manes were selected on a point - system, with the highest rating ..date" first on the List. The sheets were $1 each. No announcements have been released on the money made. + + t - The Broadcasting Club is having a raffle! Two TSH turntables are up for grabs. Tickets are 50 cents each or three for $1. Tickets can also be won by answering ques- tions posed by the DJ's of CHSS 12. A demonstration (audial) was given in the cafeteria in the early part of the week, to show the sound- ness of the turntables. The draws will be made at the end of May. CHSS fad News (nice n,ra,..,.. warned before. Yet the war- ning was not heeded. So the warning was passed on to the next stage - punashanernt. You may be aware that CHSS has no more dances planned for this year other than the For- mal. This was mostly due to the LOW ATTENDANCE. Less than 25 percent of the student population were at- tending the dances. On April 29, classes wee e shortened from 70 minutes to 55 minutes, so that students could attend the Band and Choir show. Less than 50 students attended. Where were the others? They took the early dismissal as a reason to go home early, or as time to go uptown. The punishment tor not at- tending a student activity? No more activities. Never before has CRSS performed so badly. Hopefully, at- titudes will change, and students will once more par- take of the activities offered to them, when the penalty will be lifted ... next year. Education plan approved by board By Stephanie Levesque The special education plan approved by the Huron - Perth Separate School Board has undergone a few changes after a year in operation. Superintendent of educa- tion John MacCauley outlin- ed the changes to the separate school trustees at their April 25 meeting. The increase off a half-time special education resource teacher was needed because of fluctuating caseloads at some schools within the system. The plan originally called for 11.8 special educa- tion resource teaching posi- tions for 1982-83 but this was increased to 12.3 teaching positions. Mr. MacCauley also outlined the changes in the number of teachers required for self-contained special education classes in 1982-83. The plan originally called for five teachers for special education classes, but the nurrtber will remain at the present three. "The numbers are not as high as predicted," said Mr. MacCauley adding that a number of students are serv- ed in the remedial class caseload. The number of self - YOUR ONE STOP VACUUM SCE RAE Colmlp>iete Sales -Service ,& Su(pplLies EXPEIBIEN 1:1) ;01 I`tiIA eerp®6rs to an seesulli c;plilfarages ELECT IC 2 sus s 0 tits most machines NEW AND RE -RU LT VACUU , S FRtwr ,-0,aeeera, E1e¢9rchow. Noe:acrer, IBIrby, Eti relacl, EBe¢4ro-Hygterse yrc 52 West Street LOCUM,' 524.4112 C�eillt"t1'np godrs'h SE•\FOTH'S First nnu..I M YTIME SWING Held under ®uThorRRy of Speci®l Occasion Permit 3 Great Bands Randy i-` chell Canadian Open Country Singing Champion ®aid GRAHAM TOWNSEND Star of CBC Television Undefeated World Fiddle Ch®rnplon BRUCE COUNTY GRASS (Bawl Recording Artists) Step Dancers COLLEEN EDGAR JUDY NIEBERLEIN Coriaalksin Open C(ib©rrapion NORMAN IRVING JIM SWAN - Mester of Carom (Hist Friday, May 6th Storting at 9 p.m. Sharp tn.acing till 1:00 ®.6Z1. at the SEAEORTN AND DISTRICT C PAM HITT CENTRE Admission °1® .,.-> Per parson Tickets: Bob 7 Bt41v'A Variety or Phoilds ugh ,., ®r 1415-94e8 OR AT IMF "a*' contained special education classes remains at the pre- sent three. Other changes made to the plan do not increase or decrease the number of teachers. While a half-time teacher for the gifted and a half-time psychometrist were initially approv 1 in the plan, the superintendent reported that the teacher of the gifted has been hired full- time but no appointment of a psychometrist has been made. Two special education resource teachers in speech and language were hired to instruct exceptional pupils and while this is a part of their task, they will also be instructing remedial students, reported Mr. Mac- Cauley. The cost of the program was 13.7 per cent higher than originally anticipated. It was budgeted at $587,645 1 dollars and actually cost $668,218. The increase represents the half-time special education resource teacher increase and the cost of the new salary agree- ment. In other special education business, the board ap- pointed Stewart Thompson of Goderich to the special education advisory commit- tee from May 1, 1'°;r.; to December of 1985. Mr. Thompson will be Huron County's representative to the comniittee. olm�' �ville n 'uij s ''IR By Blanche Deeves Goderich Township Women's Institute will meet May 9 at 8 p.m. in the Com- munity Centre in Holmesville. Bring your spare plants as a plant auc- tion will be held. A film on Horticulture will be shown. All ladies are welcome. In Holmesville United Church last Sunday morning the Senior Choir sang a special anthem. Tom Lobb and Scott Parker received the offering. The Youth Fellowship is having a fishing derby the first week of June to raise funds for Venturers in Mis- sion. They will be seeking support with their sponsor sheets. The Enterprising Seniors will meet Thursday evening at the Community Centre in Holmesville at 8 p.m. IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE! r rp,p [)glivory $pr vrf'.A CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAYNIGHT -TILL9P Malin St., Dublin 345-2250 tic 1 ((.)i 1 11 I1' ii' ('Ill'f r iriv ' F tIT'(TrTar'o-