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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-07-02, Page 5CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUL2, 1986 --Page 5 Huron Centennial School held their graduation on June 23. These are the graduates, and Grade 8 teachers of the school. (Back, left): Trevor.Hollinger, Mark Walker, David Hayter, Scott Mellor, Hung Luong, Julie Hea- ly, Lisa Porter, Tina Hurley, Barb Fotheringham, Julie Thompson, Wendy Madsen, Sheri Oesch, Leslie Lin- • . field, Joanne Consitt, Julie Decker, Nancy Webster, Teresa Van Dorp, David Conolly, Steve Simpson, Lee Nor - Mike Steckle;.Cory Freeman.and;Steve Martene. (Middle, left): Mr. Lyon (teacher), Jody Merner, Angela Dunn, Tara Savage, Michelle Turner, Jason Papple, Jeff Hayter, Erie Johnson, Doug Reid, Danny Up - shall, Bobby Fischer, Jim Bannerman, Jeff Cardiff, David Latour, Scott McAsh, Jeff Gemmell, Billy Ruegar, Jason Knights, Darryn McAsh, Julie Kalbfleisch, Krista Rathwell, Tricia Cooper, Cathy Rogers and Mrs. Keillor (teacher).. (Front, left): Cathy Dalrymple, Raquel Bunn, Mandy Phillips, Janice McIntosh, Paulette Predhomme, Cora -Lynn Kuepfer, Bernadette Fisoussi, Chantal LeCompte, Christa Keller, Colleen Keller, Lois -Ann Lostelle, Petra Aispenpreis, Beverly Wood, Carla Ford, Shelley Brandon, Donna Whittaker and Kim Snell. (David Emslie photo) Maitland Valley Conservation The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, is sponsoring an Experience. '86 Program employing 12 area students for the summer months. The provincially funded, Experience '86 Program combines working and learning experiences for students in the area of con- servation and resource m nagement ,Par- ticipants will gain insight into the daily operation of the Maitland Valley Conserva- tion Authority through manual, clerical and supervisory work ex, periences. Jacquie Dettman of Clifford commenced her' 15 week employment period with the M.V.C.A. on May 12, in the position of Ex- perience '86 Program Co-ordinator. Working out of the M.V.C.A. Ad- ministrative Headquarters in Wroxeter are Mariann ; eott,,, Nancy Exel and Marty Rutledge iiiMiriissels; Daryl Wheeler and Susan Wiilhelinioff Wroxeter and Murray Coulter of Gorrie. These students started their term of employment of June 23, under the supervision of Raymond Gowdy, Field Operations Superintendent. Linda Searle and Vicky Hackett of • introduces a new collection of CASUAL SPORTSWEAR custom designed and handmade by SWEATWORK'S OF RAYFIELD Come in and browse! SUMMER HOURS Open Monday - Tuesday Thursday Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturdays till 12 noon Hwy. 21 Bayfield _...565-2117 4 Lucknow, Andrew Walsh of Brussels and Adam Wellstead of Auburn are working at Falls Reserve Conservation Area outside of Benmiller. W : in: at Galbraith Conservation Area is eith.M. han of Fordwich. What dutie does 'the M:V.f.A. have lined p for these 12 enthusiastic students? The c ew will be actively involved in forest m ' agement at various plantations thro ghout the watershed as well as the dev opment of interpretive trails. The ex - peri need students will assist the Authority field staff with a number of projects that will be implemented for private landowners under the Authority's Erosion Control Assistance Program. The crew, has already participated in an orientation day to introduce them to Maitland Valley • Conservation Authority. The day included films, speakers and a "mystery car tour" to familiarize par- ticipants with the. different conservation areas and projects of the M.V.C.A. Auth.rity'...(:.lpssttidents Other Education Days will consist of a Red Cross Emergency first Aid Course to provide the students with a better understanding of how to deal with emergen- •. cy Situations in order to ensure a safe sum- mer. Another Education Day is being plann- ed for the students later in the summer. ' Since the formation of the Experience Program in 1975 the Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority has employed well over 150 students.•This year's Program finishes Aug. 15. New Democrate elected to provincial executive Five representatives of the Huron -Bruce New Democrats attended the ONDP Bien- nial Convention held in Hamilton from• June 19th to 22nd. Norma and Eric Peterson of Kincardine, ' Winnie and Tom Stuart of Meneset Park, and Tony McQuail of Lucknow area, joined alinost 1,300 other delegates and alternates to vote on policy resolutions and toheose a new: provincial executive?"+ `• ' „,,; ` Norma Peterson a candidate for the Southwest Region Member -at -Large posi- tion, won the support of that area's delegates at their regional meeting on Fri- day evening. On the Sunday morning of the convention, she won that seat by acclama- V9i1 West Wawanosh Mutual! insurance Company Dungannon,.Ont. 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