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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-11-18, Page 25FRIENDS OF 4 -II Community minded individuals were recognized for their contribu- tions to 441 work at the annual awards night held in Clinton. Among the "Friends of 4-H" recipients were (left to right) Gerald Hayter of Varna, Neil McGavin of Walton, Harry Winkel of Fordwich, Lyle Martin of Ethel and Fred Armstrong of Auburn. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo) CLUB AWARD The Bank of Montreal Award, donated by the Clinton branch is awarded to the top first year 4-11 swine club member. Margaret Cronynn of the Central Huron 4-H Swine Club received this year's awardjas presented by Colin Parker. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo) OUR NEW LOWER LEVEL IS OPEN FEATURING r• THAN EVER BEFORE! MORE TOYS (including, Fisher Price, Play Skool, LEGO Toys) BOARD GAMES, JIGSAW PUZZLES, HOBBIES, MODELS, CHILDREN'S BOOKS (300/0 more books to choose from) PLUS - MORE ON OUR MAIN LEVEL..,MORE PAPERBACK & HARDCOVER BOOKS, GIFTWARE, NOVELTY JOKE GIFTS. You'll Find It At ... Shopper's .Sq., Goderich 524-6901 OPEN Evenings 101 10P31 Sundnt.s 10 AN/ - 9 P34 LOTTERY ,MACHINE 649/LOTTARIO 4 BOOKS • GIFTS STATIONERY GAMES • TOYS Matle,Gdrd CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1987—Page 5A CHSS grad wins entrance scholarship A recent graduate of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, has been awarded an entrance scholarship to the University of St. Jerome's College in Waterloo. The scholarship has a value of $1,200. Bonnie Turner, of Seaforth, recently began studies at St. Jerome's in September and is registered in a general arts program. Bonnie is one of over 60 students from across Ontario who have been awarded over $75,000 in entrance scholarships to St. Jerome's College which is federated with the University of Waterloo. "Bonnie has an enviable academic record in high school," says College Registrar Kevin Donelson. "She shows exceptional promise for university studies and 'we are pleased she has chosen St. Jerome's." Other CHSS grads who were academic winners were Wesley Delve - the Leigh Clarke Book Prizes in French, the Cornelia Maria van der Wel Book Prizes and the N. David Keypour Prize; Darryl Fox, the Huron History Alumni Prize. St. Jerome's was founded in 1864 in the Town of St. Agatha, west of Waterloo, In 1959, it was given degree granting powers by the Ontario Legislature and thus changed its name to the University of St. Jerome's Col- lege. In 1960, it entered into federation with the University of Waterloo. Today, the col- lege registers students in liberal arts and mathematics programs and degrees are conferred by the University of Waterloo, upon recommendation of the college. Auxiliary plans hospital decorations CLINTON - Decorating Clinton Public Hospital for the festive season will be a task to be undertaken again by volunteers. Presi- dent Margaret Coventry announced at the last meeting. The December meeting in the conference room will be at 10 on December 7, a Christmas luncheon wil'- follow then decorating to begin sharply at 1 n m. Margaret Caldwell (482-9437) needs more help on Thursday mornings for the enrich- ment program for the patients and Roberta Plumsteel (482-7005) is calling for assistance especially on Tuesdays with the television rental service. The best gift one can give at this time of year is of yourself. Both of these services require only an hour or two of one's time as often as von ran. Plans are made for two adult delegates to attend the HAA Convention in Toronto. Four teens and their leader intend to go also. It begins the last weekend in November. Tray favors for Remembrance Day were supplied by the Ladies Auxiliary to the local Legion and United Church Women of Londesboro will bring the ones for Christmas. New Bell telephone directory is out CLINTON - A color photograph of the Lit- tle Madawaska River in the heart of Algon- quin Park, as it looks in early spring, is on the cover of the 1987 telephone directory for London, St. Thomas and surrounding area. Some 270,000 copies of the directory will be delivered from November 10 to November 27, said Howie Atkinson, local Bell Canada Manager. The introductory section has been revised to reflect: * A change in the procedure for handling an- noying or offensive phone calls. The main change is that the tracing of a telephone number from which the calls are being plac- ed, now must be initiated by the police rather than Bell. * Long distance rate reductions that went in- to effect July 1, 1987, and the revised dis- count periods that became effective earlier in the year. 20e ‘azie �e iivzd ' eed vo-ce 0.eed *White Millet *Wild Bird Seed Mix *Sunflower Seeds *Cut Corn *Niger Seed HUMMEL'S FEED MILL 35 Mary St., Clinton 482-9792 DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED BY ANSTETT MANUFACTURING LTD. JUST DROP INT (A? ROF T 53ALeERICEA ANpT STREET CLINTON AFTER EV 'L< LOOK EVERYTHING! DIAMOND CHANNEL SET RING Style 5694 (left) 09 cts twt 375• See the rest of our handcrafted ring collection — all made by Anstett Manufacturing. CLINTON, 8 Albert St EXETER, 284 Main St SEAFORTH, 26 Main St. S ST. MARYS, 135 Queen St. East WALKERTON, 203 Durham St. E. GODERICH, 2 The Square DIAMOND CLUSTER RING Style 5663 (centre) 33 cts. twt DIAMOND SHOULDER STONE RING Style 2066 (right) 22 cts. twt. 1055. 699 AN TETT JEWELLERS MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Subscribers who wish to find out what telecommunications equipment is available at the nearest Phonecentre, and the prices, should call, without charge, to 1-800-387-5185. The number is listed in the Customer Services, How to Reach Us sec- tion of the introductory pages. Anyone who does not receive a copy of the new directory should call the Bell business office after the delivery period. VOLUNTEER KNITTERS Wool supplied year round to people willing to knit mitts for... ef) Family and Children's Services of Huron County CHRISTMAS BUREAU Please pick-up wool at THE DUTCH STORE and return mitts by December 7th, 1987 to the same place. 52 Ways To Say Merry Christmas To That Lucky Someone On Your List If you seek a gift for some friend or relative who has almost everything. why not select a gift that wil throughout the year remind them of your thoughfulness Or, if you are having trouble in making a decision, why not pick a gift that renews itself 52 times a year It's easy. all you have to do is GIVE A YEAR SUBSCRIPTION 482-3443 to the Clinton News Record A special gift cord is sent to the recipient to onnounce your gift and throughout the yeor they will have cause to remember you for your thoughtfulness Give o year subscription to the Canton News•Record A great gift idea and it's only 521.00 Senior Citizen x18.00