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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-06-29, Page 2PAGE 2 - CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1983 At ' Olen Ce tral alent .Show and Aw:r On June 23 Hullett Central held an award assembly and talent show. Everyone had an en- joyable morning as awards were being passed out for several activities such as - Cross Country, Soccer, Slowpitch, Volleyball, Track and Field, Public Speaking and also the top outstanding Grade 7 male and female students. i ney were Michael Radford and Susan Govenlock. Also in the morning a talent show was held with Kindergarten to Grade 8 par- ticipating. They included -step dancing, organ, piano, guitar and fiddle solos. Everyone who participated did an excellent job.—by Lori Livermore PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" eFILTER QUEEN SALES SERVICE eVACUUM CLEANERS - (sales & Service to most Makes) 'FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (For Farm & Business) WHIR1LPOOL APPLIANCES WOODS FREEZERS ®CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS °INSECT & FLY KILLING UNITS (For indoor & Outdoor Use/ 8GIFTS & MANY MORE. ITEMS VARNA, ONT. 482-7103 students' Connell For the past few years Hullett has held the Students' Council Election at the beginning of the school year. This year they decided to do things differently. On June 23 an election was held. The winners were Lori Brod r iley , President ; Lisa Bosman, Secretary and Kel- ly Vodden, Treasurer.—by Lori Livermore Band And Choir Tour On June 20, a senior band and choir tour was held. They travelled to four schools including Huron Centennial, Clinton. Holmesville and Robertson school in Goderich. All the schools enjoyed them very much.—by Lori Livermore Grade 7 Trip To Toronto On June 22 the Grade 7's had their annual trip. They were at the school at 7:30 a.m. On their way they witnessed the remains of a plane crash. They arrived at Ontario ay held Place, then walked to the Exhibition Stadium where they saw the Blue Jays play the Minnesota Twins. The Twins won 4 - 3. There were also a few mishaps but the trip was very exciting for everyone.—by Kelly Vodden Last Day 01 School On June 24 students finish- ed the last day of school with a ball game between the two slowpitch teams and the teachers. Both slowpitch teams lost_ After the ball game the report cards were distributed to the students before they left.—by Kelly Vodden Grade 3 To Toronto On June 22 the Grade 3 class went to Toronto to the Royal Ontario Museum. While there they took a tour of the ,,.:st. On the way back their bus hit an how- and a half traffic jam and were late getting back to school.—by Deanna Lyon Clinton Public School graduates for 1983 are, front row, left to right, teacher Cam Addison, Suzanne Kiss, Kerrie Goldsworthy, Jacquie Draper, Tracy Potter, Lori Colquhoun, Jennifer Straughan, Principal A.L. Taylor, Vickie Peck, Shelley Mann, Tracey MacDonald, Joy Taylor, Thaa Balfour, Donna Haugh and teacher T.W. Lyon. Second row, teacher :..ill Reid, Darlene Smith, Trudie Laws, Cindy Cook, Patti Maguire, Diane tkin, Tracy _ oyes, Joyce Cantelon, Suzanne Walker. Tina Jeffery, Liana Cheverie, Dori Deer, Vicki Loctenburg, Teresa Raithhy, Connie .: elair and Paula Semple. Third row, Dave McKellar, Sean Merpaw, Jeff MacLean, Mike Hallam, Randy Taylor, Chris Watt, Jeff Arthur, Ross Evans, Sean .•.nte-Gelok, Ron McKay, Jeff McIntosh, Shannon Mellor, :'Dave Riehl, Tom Kyle and Darryl Mickie. >:: ek row, Peter Gallagher, Robbie Wigs, John Lavis, MI ,.. Tait, Mark Gilbert, Steve Lippincott, Wayne Duns®ore, Aaron Clogg, James Cameron, Chris Edwards, Ronnie Ladd, Jeff Brown, David Andrews, Larry Johnston, Mark Hoy and Wuhan Myfnt. (Shelley McPhee photo) u Parliameut to speak to community council It is an excellent way to meet other community workers in Huron County and keep up to date on the yt MCKLAND... HOLIDAY RENT A CAR... STRICKLAND... ' ,„ „:„,„ 3 DAY-WEEItEND- GETAWAY SPECIAL TOYOTA TERCEL FORD ESCORT Fully equipped Including 6,95 Air Conditioning. INCLUDES FRI., SAT. & SUN. • RETURN BEFORE 9 AM MON. INCLUDES FRI., SAT. & SUN. RETURN BEFORE 9 A.M. MON. OR,WHENONTHEM9VE., Truck Rentals_s- •ddijI ,,,,,„.,„.,a,„,,,, :__-_, ..,....,l '1--' ' pro -PPOOtli 111 PI 01 10 also available featuring: •20 FT. MOVING VAN •12 FT. MOVING VAN *DELIVERY VANS REASON BLE RATES SRS TERCEL .S24-9381524-8411 holiday 346 HURON ROAD -HIGHWAY No. 8 GODERICH rent -a -care system services available in our area." Valerie Bolton, chairper- son of the Huron County Community Service Council, was speaking of the bi- monthly meetings held at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. If you are employed or a volunteer in any kind of com- munity or social service work in Huron County, you may wish to join this council. Meetings are held at 10 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month. "We have a speaker or film at each meeting to convey the work of a group or agency in Huron," Bolton said. In July the guests will be the three members of parliament hav- ing jurisdiction in Huron: Jack Riddell M.P.P., Mur- ray Elston M.P.P. and Mur- ray Cardiff M.P. They will answer questions from those present on how they can aid council members overcome roadblocks they may en- counter when dealing with government. "Just about every community worker will at some time find themselves caught up in 'red tape' or encounter a client who is having some problem with a government service," explained Bolton. "It will be valuable to know how we can use our MP and MPPs to help us help others." Membership on the council is only $5 for individuals and $10 for agencies. Members receive minutes of past meetings, including a notice of the upcoming meeting by We sovar .11 th. based TRENCHING AIR CONDITIONING HEATING MOTOR REPAIRS v REFRIGERATION POLE LINES` APPLIANCES WeWpIay hall with tau! SEWER AUGER WISE ENERGY CENTRE —Harold Wise Limited - 262 BAYFIELD ROAD, CLINTON 4627062 mail. The council's main pur- pose is to provide an infor- mal network of social and community workers making contacts that are necessary for this kind of work. The council also has several committees which take an active role in establishing new services in the county. Presently there is a transportation committee looking at transportation for the handicapped and an ad- visory committee hoping to establish a credit counselling service. Any in- dividual who would be in- terested in working on these or other such committees is also welcome to join the council. "We hope to see some new faces at our next meeting," said Bolton. "Everyone is welcome and we welcome new members." The next meeting, featur- ing the members of parlia- ment as speakers, will be Ju- ly 14 at 10 a.m. at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. I /rye leftovers Puree leftover beans in a blender and add them to hamburgers or meatloaf for extra economy, food value and flavor. Super Mattress SALE SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER SETS ,2 PRICE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM Free Denver, SPr �,(P CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY NIGHT T ILL 9 P M Main St., Dublin 345-2250 G.G G ETTLER Of OHNin Fines Furniture STRAWBERRIES NOW OPEN PICK YOUR OWN AT BENMILLER ACRES Picking Hours Mon. -Fri. • 9 am till 7 pm Sat. • 9 am till 5 pm Sun. • Closed $3.00 per 6 qt_ basket $2.25 per 4 qt. basket S-1 000 per Kilo Pick 4-6 qt. baskets Pick the fifth 6 qt. basket FREE! 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