HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2013-12-18, Page 1818 News Record • Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Jacqui Vercruyssen
Phoenix basketball
The junior and senior CHSS basketball teams played home games Wednesday, Dec. 11
Against F.E. Madill, both the junior and senior teams took heavy losses, 17-42 and 20-42
respectively. Against St. Marys, the junior boys lost 21-54 against, while the senior Phoenix
team took a 35-18 win.
The junior boys learned how costly turnovers can be in their two losses on Wednesday.
Periods of great defense and patient offense were compromised by lazy ball handling
from time to time and the visiting teams were quick to take advantage of the mistakes.
However, the Phoenix are playing more organized and smart basketball with every game.
Mike Watterworth led the scoring on the day because of his aggressive dribbling and strong
rebounding. Brad Watson and Brandon Morton -Hamilton carried the ball up the floor well.
Owen Otterbein and Myles Krahn were strong under the basket. League play continued
Monday, December 16 against SHDHS in Exeter.
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M' Students and staff at St. Joseph's Catholic School in Clinton
had a special celebration Thursday, Dec. 12. The school put
on a Christmas dinner for students, complete with turkey
and all the trimmings. A volunteer army of teachers and
staff helped feed hundreds of students, with plenty to spare.
ABOVE LEFT Karsyn and Alex exchange a glance during dinner.
ABOVE CENTER Charlie and Maitland came decked out in Santa
hats.
ABOVE RIGHT Lyric, Sarah, Emma, Sadie, JaneIle and Molly get
in the spirit as Christmas cowgirls.
LEFT Rita MacPherson, Tasha Oliver and Angela Preszcator
serve up the holiday fare.
RIGHT Adrian gets a scoop of gravy from volunteer Stephanie
Flynn -Davidson.
Christmas dinner
Gerard Creces
Lavis Contracting Co. Limited proudly CELEBRATED 75 YEARS in business on October 25, 2013 at the Holmesville Hall. All Lavis/ Frank Kling employees were
given a commemorative jacket to celebrate this historic milestone and a chicken barbeque was enjoyed by all 260 people who attended. Co -Presidents Gord
and Paul Lavis thanked all employees for their past efforts and commented that Lavis Contracting is positioned very well for the future.
Kneeling at front from Left to Right:
Kathy Lavis, Anne Lavis. Gord Lavis,
Leo McArthur, Paul Lavis, Layne Lavis, Bentley Ehgoetz
All of us at Lavis Contracting Co. Limited extend our
warmest wishes fora JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON and A NEW YEAR filled with HEALTH, PEACE and HAPPINESS.
Photo Credit: Rob Boyce