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Clinton News-Record, 1983-06-01, Page 2PAGE 2—CLINTON NEWS-R.ECOR.D, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1983 Nine rLa;" a Nine ; �r s try for crow 11 nem o storied Society The annual meeting of the Huron County Historical Society was held in the Com- munity Hall in Wroxeter May a.. Joe Hogan, presi- dent, chaired the meeting and Doris Batkin, secretary - treasurer, read the minutes of the April meeting held in Blyth and also the financial report for the year. Helen Anderson, member- ship convener, reported 199 members in 1982 and the group lost two faithful members by death. The membership fee for 1983 will be $4.00 for single and family and a bus trip for last of June was discussed and left in the hands of David Lorrie Mann, the 18 -year-old daughter of Bob and Pat Mann of Clinton is an accomplished musician. She hopes to study music in university after she completes Grade 13 studies at CHSS. Lorrie has Grade 9 in piano and gives lessons. She is a member of the CHSS choir and plays the piano for the Ontario Street United Church Junior Choir. Lorrie works at Becker's and will be helping at Martin's Market this summer. In the queen contest she is sponsored by the Clinton Kin- smen. Eighteen -year-old Una Doherty of Clinton has a number of special interests. The daughter of Seamus and Betty Doherty works at Huronview and has taught gymnastics to local youngsters for three years. She enjoys swimming, playing the flute and is involved in a number of clubs and the Yearbook Com- mittee at CHSS. She was also a cheerleader for two years. Una's sponsors are the Clinton Optimists. Carol Straughan hopes to become a Mental Retardation Counsellor through Fanshawe College. The 17 -year-old daughter of Mrs. Rene Straughan of Clinton will complete Grade 12 at CRSS this year. Carol is being sponsored by her employer Pepo's Pizza. She has also worked as a summer playground leader in Clinton and enjoys art, swimming and bike riding. She helps as a prefect at CRSS and works as a volunteer at the Bluewater Centre. ershi McClure to arrange. The speaker for the even- ing was Blake Evans, an of- ficer with Ministry of Natural Resources at Wingham, who gave a most interesting talk on Game and Fishery Laws as far back as 1756. King Henry VIII passed very strict game laws in England and many of these carried to Canada in its ear- ly years as a colony. He also showed a film, Ministry of Natural Resources People, depicting the work carried on by them throughout Canada. Evans was thanked by David McClure and Annie Reed thanked the Wroxeter YOt R ONE STEP Y'A,CWJM. CENTRE Complete Sates -Service & supplies RPM repairs to all small appliar.ces ELECTRIC HOSES $29.50 fits most machines NEW AND RE -BUILT VACUUMS Filter Queers, Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, Royal, Eureka, Electro-Hy®lone ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. D.R. Nisbett, O.D. is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. P.D. Padfield, O.D. as an associate. Dr. Padfield is from Rodney, Ontario and obtained his Doctor of Optometry Degree from the University of Waterloo in May, 1983. Dr. Padfield will be available by appointment on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 12 Isaac Street, Clinton 482-3677 ti ta / 1 Women's institute for the lunch Officers of the Huron County Historical Society fur 1983 are: past president, Harry Wo -sell; president, Joe Hogan; vice-president, Isabelle Theedorn; second vice-president, Bill Par- tridge; secretary -treasurer, Dora Batkin; membership, Helen Anderson; con- stitution, Lillian Turner; finance, David McClure; P.R.O. and publicity, Bessie McNee; personnel, Eileen Ronnie; property, Harry Worsell, Grant Stirling and Harold Robinson; archivist, Ethel Poth; archivist com- mittee, Ethel Poth, Harry in ' '2 Wursell and Harold Robin- son; publication, Irene Clark, and council, Elva Metcalfe, Marjorie Enuner- son, Willetta McWturuiey, Keith Roulston, Annie Reed, Bernadine Kinney, Glenyce Snell, Phyllis Cox, Marian Zinn, Mabel Jacklyn, Wm. 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Sharon is a Guider with Clinton Girl Guides and will be working at the Girl Guide Camp Keewaydin this summer. She hopes to study secretarial arts at Lam- bton College. Sharon's sponsors at the Clinton Legion. 1 c i Valerie Lewis will be completing Grade 12 at CRSS this year and will return for Grade 13 studies before beginning her post -secondary education 'in hopes of becoming a Registered Nurse. The 17 -year-old daughter of Velma Lewis of Clinton is a CHSS cheerleader, an avid roller skater and sports enthusiast. She also worked with Clinton's Rest and Relaxation Program in 1982. Valerie is being sponsored by Clinton Lions Club. The Clinton Rebekahs are sponsoring Margie Wise, 17. The daughter of Harold and Kay Wise of Clinton is best known for her con- tibutions to the Clinton Hospital Candy Stripper Program, volunteering more than 500 hours. She's also a Junior Farmer, a Brownie Leader, Wesley Willis United Church and CHSS choir member and CHSS band member. Margie works at the Huron Centre and hopes to study psychology after com- pleting high school. FIELD RD., HW 2� SOUTHIAS GDDERICH 1 1 i r This year's CHSS formai queen was the 18 - year -old daughter of Richard and Glenyce Snell of Blyth. Jayne Snell is in Grade 13 and hopes to study fashion merchandising In university. When she's not working at The Old Mill in Blyth, Jayne Is studying gymnastics, Grade 9 piano and Grade 10 ballet. Jayne Is being sponsored in the queen contest by CFISS. Suanne Smith, a Grade 12 student at CRSS is actively involved in sports. Sammie plays baseball and CHSS volleyball. She loves swimming and has studied Dancefit for two years. Suanne helped with Clinton's playground program for two years and presently does volunteer work at the Bluewater Celitre. She'll be finishing high school this year and hopes to work before beginning college studies. The 18 -year-old daughter of Wayne and Mary Smith of Clinton is being sponsored by Mac's Milk. Laurie Armstrong, 17,is being sponsored by her club, the Clinton and District Junior Farmers. A Grade 12 student at CHSS, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Armstrong of Londesboro. She will be leaving the family farm in the fall to study irdressing at the Marvel School in London. This summer she is working at Harbour Lights In Hayfield. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND.... i YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS IT!