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Clinton News-Record, 1983-06-15, Page 10i MINUTE MAID FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 1.49 16.6 oz. FISH CAKES1 APPLE SNACK HIGHLINER FROZEN WESTONS BUNS 24oy 2.29 0° G. 1.25 COUNTRY OVEN Me a LL }1 '°PI MUTUAL INS , - CE C MRY Established 1076 Ph. 527 91 Main St. South, S aafo th FULL COVERAGE & Urb ... Properties DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Ken Careeochaan Lavern Gandkire ROBB Leonhanrdt John McEwing 5tasanh y Mcllwaain Donald Mcl(ercher John A. Taylor J.I. Trewarthaa Stuart Wilson AGENTS E.F. "Bill" Dorsi Lob 31c1Naughton Wen. Leiper 482-3354 527-1877 345-2234 523-9390 524-7051 527-1837 482-7527 482-7593 527-0687 527-4455 527-1571 523-4257 CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE S s t •i s Janet Tench June 8 CHSS students gan pouring into the school gym. The school band was pounding out a march, making the assembly seem . like a celebration (one, two, three, hooray! School is over on this day! ) , on this CRSS' s grand finale. The assembly began with a trumpet sounding (agh !) , then the cheerleaders bounc- ed forward to jump around to''Jungle Love". The main function of the assembly was to hand out awards. The first handed out were letters for Huron -Perth competitors that had placed first in their events. Reci- pients were Scott Millar, Kevin Lee, Steve Corbett, Byron Boyes, Doris Lawson, Fred Radley and Bill Tugwell. Letters for Students Coun- cil Committee Heads went to Karen Cook, Marcel LaPorte, John L. Lawson, Dave Lobb, Terri Brandon, Wesley Delve, and Sharon East. Certificates were given to Jeff Semple, Thomas Bailey and Dennis Fox, who placed first in each Grade (9,10,11) in the Junior Mata hentest. The Girl's Chorus and the Girl's Curling teams were given letters. Then, to break the monotony of award giving, Laureen Craig and Jackie Norman sang (quite well, too) "Perhaps Love" accom- panied by Wesley Delve on Piano. Mrs. Carr handed out the Commercial Typing awards to Debbie Hall, Cathy Mustard and Patty Coleman. Barry, a mathwhiz hiz Has there ever been so- meone in your life that pulls off... oh say 100 percent in Grade 12 math in third term? Then this person pro- ceeds to win all sorts of awards in that field? Well, CHSS is honored to have such a person... Barry Turner. Barry placed in the top 2 percent of Ontario for the Euclid Math Contest. He, Wesley Delve, and Steve Rhoorda all received cer- tificates for their fine ef- forts. Then, Barry went on to win a Physics award, however (watch out B.T. ), Dennis Fox also won this award. MONARCH IMPERIAL SOFT MARGARINE 1 LB. TUB PAMPER - ASSTD VARIETIES CAT FOOD 6.5 oz. TINS FOR ii PIECES & STEMS MEADOWGLEN MUSHROOMS nore Carl Bailey (grade 9) , Jamie V erbeek, (grade 10) , Shane Durnin (grade 11) , Shane Filial (grade 12) were given the prize for the top almond sellers. Nor- man East received $10 for being the top seller. Norman sold 234 boxes of almonds. For the Art and Literary cont=.: , winners were Jerry Benjamins (first) and Bar- bara Gross for their art pieces that will be printed in the yearbook, and in the Literary division Cameron Moon placed first with Barry Turner second. Again, there works will be published in the yearbook. Spanish ®terlude "Yuchaaaw! ! "This was Mr. Almeida, he ran onto the stage, sombrero flying. He sang a Spanish song, that I didn't understand, but it sure looked like fun, especially with R.L. and Herm groov- ing behind him. The minor awards were presented by Mr. Moore ( who is rather minor in stature as we all know) . They were given to Tracey Erb, Barb Young, Donna Lawson, Doris Lawson, Laureen Craig, Julie Wright, I SUER SPECK LIBBYS FANCY QUALITY 12 OZ. KERNEL CORN, 14 OZ. PEAS OR CREAM CORN 5 VARIETIES PRIMO PASTAS 79 SPAGHETTINI SPAGHETTI RIGATONI ROTINI OR ELBOW MACARONI 900 g 10 oz. . AL 3.6 L JAVEX LIQUID STYLE BLEACH !2 9 NABISCO CEREAL SHREDDIES 675 9 159 2 TINS FOR ARO Derchart, ;, Jewitt, Vickie Can:. Ion, c reser: Harris, Fred '--- dley, and Scott Millar. Mr. Murphy had the honor of presenting the major awards (after all, he is the Big Guy around here). Reci- pients here were Anne Lavis, Catherine Battye, Terry randon, John E. Lawson, John Kuchnanistrz, David Lobb, Karen °Cook, Kathy MacDonald, Marie Wise, Sandra Coleman, Wesley Delve, Sharon East, Billy Tugwell, Randy Lobb, Denise Corbett, and Kathy Staddon. A speech from the school president was next on the agenda. Randy Lobb gave thanks, to everyone and everything from the students' council to admit slips. His "speech" was the in- troduction to the assembly committee's portion of the assembly. This was, of course, the regular bit of nonsense with things like Oopsy Daisy, who couldn't make it so Nick the camera man took his place, and Arlo Smith, a very talented singer who for some reason SUPER SPECS SEALTEST ASSTD FLAVOURS LIGHT 'N" LIVELY YOGURT s SUPER KRAFT INDIVID. WRAPPED 16's CHEESE SLICES YORK BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN MEAT PIES 9EA. 8OZ. SIZE r LIBBYS ALPHAGETTI OR ZOODLES S GZ 2/89,t TINS LIBBYS SPAGHETTI WITH CHEESE IN TOM. SAUCE 8 01 TINS ?/89° SLICED, CHUNKS OR CRUSHED, LIBBYS PINEAPPLE 19 OZ TIN 79° SOFT DRINKS CRUSH ORANGE SUGARiFREE ORANGE CREAM SODA HIRES 0007 BEER SUGAR FREE ROOT BEER OR PURE SPRINGS GINGER ALE CASE OF 24 1002 Toms 5.99 SOFT DRINKS CRUSH ORANGE SUGAR FREE ORANGE CREAM SODA HIRES ROOT BEER SUGAR -FREE ROOT BEER PURE SPRINGS REG OR SUGAR•FREE GINGERALEE 750 ml 49? PLUS BOTTLE 10, DEP HOT DOG, SWEET, HAMBURG R OR CORN R SE REL SHES 375 mL 99? 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DI f.29 WESTONS BUNS BABY BURGERS PKG17 79 OE FROZEN -READY TO HUT SEAFRESH FISH & CHIPS q°0•2?9 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY JUNE 21ST EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SATURDAY CLOSING JUNE 18 WINGHAM MOON., TUES., WED. A, SAT. - Sa0 TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND PHI. - et -10 TO 0 P.M. INTERSECTION HWY. N .4AND NO. 83 EXETER MON.. TUES., VIED. - ® TO 6 P.M. THURm., F8I. • TO 4 P.M. SAT. - 6:20 TO 6 P.M. tsta s ;tn couldn't utter a note. Suns , : ?'.ence Then, surprise! Out of a gloomy horizon came the ums of Silence. This band, made up of two CHSSers and two foreigners rocked the school with songs by the NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE fill, ES83--PRE Police( ?), U2, Six Pistols, and the Stray Cats. Mr. A. was asked to join them, beat unaccustomed to the ways of electric guitars, he declined. The assembly ended with gift -giving. Mr. Murphy, who will not be here next year, was given stilts. One final announcement was that report earths can picked up at the school beginning Jenne 30, at 9:30 -m. On June 7, the Clinton Nursery School held its annual graduation. Pictured Is the af- ternoon class, front row left to right: Joey MacDonald, Darryl Wise, Amy JenkLans and Brennan Crawford. Back row - Chris Biel, Kevin McKay, Jason Riley, Christopher ®os, Andrea Radford and Stevie .: <:.ldwin. (Rod Hilts photo) On June 7, the Clinton Nursery School held its annual graduation. Pictured b the mor- ning orring class, front row left to right: Laura Chambers, Tanya Kennedy, Michelle Shropehall and Jason Peters. Second row - Vennon Grigg, Ryan Bylsma, Jay Stautteaer, Jason Baker and Kristy Buchanan. Back row - Carrie McCone, Jennie Miller, Krista Black, Darryl Vaufyke, Michael Kaastra, Jason Farewell and Jamie Farewell. (Rod its photo) Hullett play day held On May 27 a play day was held. There were 18 teams competing in all. At the end of it they added up the scores, two teams were tied for 1st place. To break the tie a relay was held. The winn- ing team was Team 3 with 33 points. Brian Buffinga, Stanley Airdrie, Terry Irv- ing, Shannon Duizer, Tom Musty, Cathy Nesbitt, Alison Chamney, Graham Adams, Bruce Maize and Peter Craig. Congratulations Team 3. Reporter - Kelly Vodden Editors - Lori Livermore Deanna Lyon Connie Elizabeth, daugg ter of Lillian and Bert Evans of Matilda Street, Clinton, graduated on May 13 from Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. Connie graduated with the diploma in Food Service Management and she is now employed at the Crippled Children's Hospital in Toronto, as a food super- visor. 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