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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-05-06, Page 5Huron County Junior Farmers crowned their new king and queen at the spring dance held in Clinton on May 2. Jeff Hearn and Tammy Shuttleworth ( front row) of the Clinton Junior Farmers were named king and queen. Other finalists included ( back, left to right) Paul Pentland of West Huron, Lynda Feagan of Seaforth, Paul Hoggarth of Seaforth and Michael Ryan of South Huron. Absent was Sherri Lonsbary of South Huron. I Shelley McPhee Haist photo) Scaled down continues on Although scaled down dramatically from the massive expenditure of man- power and equipment in use last week, the search for two area boaters missing on Lake Huron since April 25 entered it's 12th day on Tuesday. Still missing are Bill Daters, 28, of Ex- eter and Doug McKay , 32, of Kippen, who were last seen when they headed out on the lake from Goderich in their 12 -foot aluminum boat at 6:30 a.m., April 25. Sear- chers last week located the boat, several lifejackets and a cap belonging to the two men, between Bayfield and Grand Bend. Ontario Provincial Police are continuing to search the shore and shoreline by boat each day and an OPP helicopter joins the search "every two or three days," now, said Sergeant Rick Turnbull, of the Goderich detachment. The search, which at one time involved several Canadian Forces search and rescue aircraft, a Canadian Coast Guard cutter, as well as a land search oil, the shoreline directed by the Goderich Police search Lake Huron Force, is expected to continue at its cur- rent level at least until the end of this week, said Turnbull. "We'll have to look at it, and reassess at the end of this week," he said. However, Turnbull remained hopeful progress would be made soon. "We should be finding something within the next day or two/' he said. '`It's been two weeks now. Usually, when there's been a drowning, the victims are found within 10 to 14 days." With cold weather and low water temperatures, estimates on the length of time the men could have survived in the water range from a half-hour to 45 minutes. The men were reported missing on Sun- day, April 26, around 4 p.m., when relatives discovered their truck parked near Goderich Harbour after they failed to return from a fishing trip. Daters is a bachelor transport truck driver, while McKay has a wife, Leanne and three children. Gs* R A L T R A V E TRAVEL TRAVEL NOW EXTENDED Wardair's • Ganadian SEAT RUSH DEPARTURES MAY 1 TO JUNE 11. 1987 ATLANTIC CITY GETAWAY! One Day Trip from 5109 • Canadian per person EGENT HOLIDAYS RESERVE NOW FOR NEXT WINTER! "New Deal" Affordable WINTER CARIBBEAN CRUISES from $849 • 'Canadian New Destination CALL ANN OR CAROLE TASSIST YOU IN YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS AT 492-9300 Members and Non -Members Welcome A v E R A v E L R Legion sponsors ID program More than 9,000 school aged children in the area are taking part in an ambitious Child Video Identification Program. This project is being sponsored by local branches of the Royal Canadian Legion. The Child Video Identification Program which is now being sponsored by the Legion Branches in District "C" was originally the idea of two Arthur District High School students, Mark Jones and Paul Ruffolo who conceived the idea for a school project. The idea was adopted originally bye the Well- ington County School Board in 1985 and subsequently was brought to the attention of the Branches in District "C" at their Fall Convention in Owen Sound in October 1985. The four Zones which comprise District "C" cover the counties of Huron, Bruce, Grey, Wellington, Waterloo and Perth with the 12 Branches of Zone C-1 being contained in Huron and Bruce counties including Kin- cardine, Ripley, Lucknow, Wroxeter, Wingham, Brussels, Blyth, Clinton, Seaforth, Goderich, Hensall and Exeter. All 53 Branches in District "C" were ask- ed to financially support this program and have done so willingly. The district has pur- chased two video cameras plus the video tapes for use throughout the counties. The program at district level is under the chair- manship of the District Youth Education Chairman, Bob Craig, while the four lone youth education chairman are handling the arrangements in their respective area. All school boards, public and separate, were approached with the plan to video tape the classes from Kindergarten to Grade 8. These children would be taped in a manner so that a record could be kept of their gait, their facial profile, as well as a full faced view and voice record. All video taping is being done by members of local Legion Branches with assistance from their Zone Youth Education Chairmen (Howard Car- roll in Zone C-1, being assisted by Bob Chap- man of Branch 109 Goderich). When the program is completed, some 90,000 school aged children in District "C" (approximately 9,000 from 35 schools in Zone C-1) will be recorded on video tape. In two years time the process will begin again so that a current video tape is always available. These tapes become the property of the respective school boards with the in- formation contained thereon being kept con- fidential until authorized by the parents for release to police, papers television, and/or radio stations, etc. in the case of a missing child. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1987—Page 5 The Dutch Store ANNOUNCEMENT LEFT TO RIGHT • Freda Snieder, Nies Van de Vusse, Ton Van de Vusse Dutch Store 1°7the D 7 to tlit°411t ed to ann°unce e April 30 90ana I am Pleas Id effective Vusse, n , to been so deNetherlands. ttherla e has and NieArner foorttin e to provide the ve Ue you've Cana- dians from es VIII continue ° ality products rod Dutch Store I Ton as�rN;Ice and dfrom the Du them as sop to expect ontinue t0 supportthank opt tyou his me. like to d Huron you have time, I would Minton and At this cust°rners ort and patronage always County and our support It was frit for y County past thirteen years. over the p to serve y ov pleasure N�EOEa my p FREOP S DUTCHTHE STORE 55 Albert Street, Clinton We're Fully Equipped for any Job • Farm ponds • Gravel Bailing Trucking • Gray - I, Sand & Stone • Bulldozing • Excavating • Top Soil • Septic Systems "No job is too big or to small" Res. 482-9212 Trucking ® Excu citing Clint..;n Shop 482-9926 FIRST 50 SEATS PER FLIGHT SAVE UP TO $50• BALANCE OF SEATS UNTIL JUNE 11 STILL A GREAT MALI Vancouver 359. 399. Edmonton 299. 349. Calgary 299. 349. Winnipeg 179. 209. Montreal 119. 139. ATLANTIC CITY GETAWAY! One Day Trip from 5109 • Canadian per person EGENT HOLIDAYS RESERVE NOW FOR NEXT WINTER! "New Deal" Affordable WINTER CARIBBEAN CRUISES from $849 • 'Canadian New Destination CALL ANN OR CAROLE TASSIST YOU IN YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS AT 492-9300 Members and Non -Members Welcome A v E R A v E L R Legion sponsors ID program More than 9,000 school aged children in the area are taking part in an ambitious Child Video Identification Program. This project is being sponsored by local branches of the Royal Canadian Legion. The Child Video Identification Program which is now being sponsored by the Legion Branches in District "C" was originally the idea of two Arthur District High School students, Mark Jones and Paul Ruffolo who conceived the idea for a school project. The idea was adopted originally bye the Well- ington County School Board in 1985 and subsequently was brought to the attention of the Branches in District "C" at their Fall Convention in Owen Sound in October 1985. The four Zones which comprise District "C" cover the counties of Huron, Bruce, Grey, Wellington, Waterloo and Perth with the 12 Branches of Zone C-1 being contained in Huron and Bruce counties including Kin- cardine, Ripley, Lucknow, Wroxeter, Wingham, Brussels, Blyth, Clinton, Seaforth, Goderich, Hensall and Exeter. All 53 Branches in District "C" were ask- ed to financially support this program and have done so willingly. The district has pur- chased two video cameras plus the video tapes for use throughout the counties. The program at district level is under the chair- manship of the District Youth Education Chairman, Bob Craig, while the four lone youth education chairman are handling the arrangements in their respective area. All school boards, public and separate, were approached with the plan to video tape the classes from Kindergarten to Grade 8. These children would be taped in a manner so that a record could be kept of their gait, their facial profile, as well as a full faced view and voice record. All video taping is being done by members of local Legion Branches with assistance from their Zone Youth Education Chairmen (Howard Car- roll in Zone C-1, being assisted by Bob Chap- man of Branch 109 Goderich). When the program is completed, some 90,000 school aged children in District "C" (approximately 9,000 from 35 schools in Zone C-1) will be recorded on video tape. In two years time the process will begin again so that a current video tape is always available. These tapes become the property of the respective school boards with the in- formation contained thereon being kept con- fidential until authorized by the parents for release to police, papers television, and/or radio stations, etc. in the case of a missing child. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1987—Page 5 The Dutch Store ANNOUNCEMENT LEFT TO RIGHT • Freda Snieder, Nies Van de Vusse, Ton Van de Vusse Dutch Store 1°7the D 7 to tlit°411t ed to ann°unce e April 30 90ana I am Pleas Id effective Vusse, n , to been so deNetherlands. ttherla e has and NieArner foorttin e to provide the ve Ue you've Cana- dians from es VIII continue ° ality products rod Dutch Store I Ton as�rN;Ice and dfrom the Du them as sop to expect ontinue t0 supportthank opt tyou his me. like to d Huron you have time, I would Minton and At this cust°rners ort and patronage always County and our support It was frit for y County past thirteen years. over the p to serve y ov pleasure N�EOEa my p FREOP S DUTCHTHE STORE 55 Albert Street, Clinton We're Fully Equipped for any Job • Farm ponds • Gravel Bailing Trucking • Gray - I, Sand & Stone • Bulldozing • Excavating • Top Soil • Septic Systems "No job is too big or to small" Res. 482-9212 Trucking ® Excu citing Clint..;n Shop 482-9926