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Danny Colquhoun breaks in alone on the Goderich Basket during a junior game in Goderich on
Friday afternoon. Clinton lost the match and lost in the consolation round at the Blue and White
Tournament in Goderich on Saturday. They defeated South Huron on Tuesday afternoon
however. —staff photo.
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The Goderich and District Assetiation for the Mentally
Retarded are havirtg a meeting on January tio971 — at
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Clinton News-Record., -ThorsOay, Ja.ntory 14, 1971,
News of high schoot,
and youth
Seniors beat
South Hlfrort
BY ANDRE ANISING
Tuesday, Central Huron met
Exeter in an unexciting game.
The general trend seemed that
Clinton was running and scoring
when they pleased,
The second line spent lunch
of the game on the floor
sharpening their skills. At the
beginning of the game the CHSS
first line easily put on 15 points
within three minutes and let the
second line take over. Pete
Cameron scored 19 points in the
short while he took to the floor.
Dick Jewson got 8 and Dave
Aiken 7 in the 52-31 victory.
Next game, a tough one,
against Stratford Central,
Friday,
David Dalgleish, Gard Dalgleish and Harvey Carter use water from the fire department's tanker
truck to flood the outdoor ice rink at the high school for the carnival this weekend. The carnival
goes Thursday and Friday. —photo by Jack Hunt.
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Central Huron Senior Redmen
found out last Friday how
frustrating it must be for teams
that have only one star.
The basketball Redmen, who
usually have a balanced attack
with four or five men doing their
scoring, had to depend on one
man for their points and, despite
the heroics of Pete Cameron, it
just wasn't enough. They
dropped the first game of the
regular schedule in a 57-49
upset to Goderich Vikings.
It was a stunning reversal for
the Redmen who were winners
of the Huskie Basketball
Tournament in Stratford during
the Christmas season and were
rated as one of the best teams in
the Huron-Perth Conference. It
was more surprising because the
Redmen had swamped Vikings
Carnival this
BY BECKY HOWSE
Starting this afternoon ...at
CHSS students, will have a
ehancb! to participate in a new
experience. A WINTER
CARNIVAL.
Thursday will see 'everyone
getting involved in toboggan
races, tugepf-war competitions,
ski races and broomball games
on the school's own rink, built
by a group of interested kids,
headed by Burt Lobb, Chairman
of the Carnival Committee.
On Saturday, January 16,
more than 250 students
accompanied by nine teachers
will visit the University of
Waterloo to participate in a
Computer Science Day. They
will come front Humberside
Collegiate, Toronto; Borough of
Etobicoke Secondary Schools;
Central Huron Secondary
School, Clinton; Kenner
Collegiate, Peterborough and the
Kitcheiter-Waterloo Collegiate,
Kitchener.
The visitors will experience a
full day of lectures on computer
programming, vocational
guidance and the actual use of a
computer,
The Computer Science ,Days
program, now hi its seventh
year, is offered mid coordinated
by the university's Faculty of
Mathematics. It is designed for
first class honours students troth
grades 12 and 13 who wish to
learn more about university level
mathematics and computer
science. Last year some 6100
students from 260 Ontario high
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74-47 in exhibition earlier in
the year.
But the Vikings came
prepared for this game. They
had the answer for every tactic
the Redmen threw at them and
combined with a lethargic
attack, inaccurate shooting and
sloppy rebounding by the
Clinton squad, it was enough to
turn the tables.
Redmen put themselves in the
hole in the first half when
Goderich pushed to a 28-17
halftime lead. They came back
stronger in the third quarter and
twice closed to within seven
points only to see Goderich pull
away again. They trailed 40-32
at three-quarter time.
It was the same story in the
final quarter when they would
draw close, then blow chances
week
schools took part in the
program. This year's schedule is
even larger, as more and more
young people look towards
computing as a career field.
Past experience has shown
that about 15 per cent of the
students had already mastered a
working knowledge of some
computer language and could be
considered advanced. These
students are separated into a
special group for a short briefing
on how to run FORTRAN
programs on the university's
System/360 computer and are
then free to run programs for
most of the da).. Many advanced
problems are included in the
notes to challenge these
students,
During the day, members of
the Mathematics Faculty will be
on hand to meet students and to
advise them on other careers and
research opportunities in Pure
and Applied Mathematics,
Statistics, Actuarial Mathematics
and Operations Research,
OPP Report
Tuesday, January 5, on 14
County Road South of 17
County Road, Willard
nenriewles, rt.rt. 1, Dublin, was
injured while he was operating a
opener
by taking wild shots from the
outside or hesitating on good
opportunities for layups. They
drew to within four points with-
3:27 left in the game, but then
Vikings blew it open for the
final 57-49 win,
The only bright spot was the
play of Pete Cameron who sank
nine field goals and eleven free
throws for 29 points. He was
also instrumental_ in pulling
Clinton close several times
through his ball-hawking work
on the press which, at times, was
very effective in causing the
Vikings to turn the ball over,
Gord Levis collected eight,
and Paul Bartliff and Rick
Dubler six each.
Dave Carruthers led Vikings
with 25 points.
Juniors will
BY ANDRE AMSING
Tuesday, the Junior Redmen
conquered Exeter South Huron
Panthers 61-:-44.. The score ,was
'Arise at half-time with Clinton'
leading 28-25.
Clinton pulled away in the
third quarter and added "icing
on their cake" with a barrage of
points in the final quarter.
High scorers 'were Bill
Cantelon with 18, Steven
Amsing with 12, and Frank
Cameron with 8. This was their
first victory of the season.
First draw
completed
The first draw for Mixed
Farm Curling is completed.
Jim Hawkins is the winner
with four wins. Members of his
team were vice Barb Hawkins,
second, herb Pocock, lead,
Joyce Pocock.
Second was Verdun Vanstone
with three wins plus 19. Other
members of his team were vice,
Lois Vanstone; second, Donald
Haines; lead, Loise Haines.
Third was Len Bowman with
three wins plus seven. Other
members of his team were vice,
Eileen Bowman; second, Elgin
Cox; lead, Phyllis Cox,
The second draw is off to a
mixed-up Mixed Farm Curling:
Teams are scrambled so that
husbands and wives do not play
together. This is making a great
deal of fun for this draw.
Leaders in this draw so far are
Elgin Cox with two wins plus
11, other members of team,
vice Helen Westbrook; second
Verdun Vanstone; lead Isobel
Study); and second is Dick
Worgan with two wins plus six,
{other members of the team,
vice Joyee Pocock, second Jim
Hawkins, lead Isobel Eedyj.
in Hullet
snow vehicle. No damage to the
snow vehicle.
'Thursday, January 7, on old
21 Highway, at Ashfield-
Colborne Township Line, Barry
Ross Clarke, 281 Pry& 131vd„
Exeter, was involved in a single
truck accident resulting in
damage to the vehicle he was
driving.
Friday, January 8, on 20
County Road West of West
Wawanosh Township Sideroad
24, Mildred Marwick, 173
Lighthouse Street, Goderich,
and William Kinahan, B.% 2,
Lucknow, were involved hi a
two ear collision resulting in
damage to both vehicles.
Saturday, January '9, in
Hallett Township, a juvenile was
injured while operating a snow
vehicle, No damage sustained to
the snow vehicle,
Your
Pontiac-Buick dealer
is going all out
to make up for lost time!
with po‘ver front disc brakes as standard equipment.
And they have a new roof design that allows for much
more glass area all 'round. Greatly improving visibility.
The new double-panel roof also helps make our cars
even quieter.
Newness is everywhere, For instance. all 1971 engines
have been designed to operate efficiently on the new
no-load, low-lead or regular gasolines. In addition to the
lower exhaust emissions attainable with this engine/ fuel
combination. there are benefits in longer lib' fur your
spark plugs. exhaust system anti other engine parts,
And that's only the beginning of !he .great news for 1971.
You'll discover, again and again. that the accent 'fairly
and squarely on value!
See your dealer today. Start making up for your lost
time .with a top deal on a new '71 Pontiac, Buick or
Acadian.
The sooner you order. the sooner you'll be drivino
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GODERICH
Redmen surprised in season
First on the agenda will be the
crowning of CHSS!,s. first Snos
Queen.
A series of sudden death
hockey games and spine-tingling
free skating at the arena wilt
make .Friday a memorable day
for all.
"Yeoman Plus Drums" will
provide the entertainment at a
dance Friday night, in the CHSS
auditorium at 9:00 p.m. which
will conclude the Carnival.
Students to attend U. of W.
Snowmobile crash
If you're happy our'71s are rolling again, think of your
Pontiac-Buick dealer. Happy? Just ask him!
Ii's been a long wait for all of us.
So right now, your dealer's all set to make it really
worth your while to come in and talk deal,
You see, he is practically out of used cars. His
salesmen, not having many '71 models to sell, have been
selling used cars with great success.
So your car is in demand. Right now!
What that means to you is a generous trade-in
allowance and the earliest-possible delivery of your new '71.
If you want a deal—and a new car—that was worth
waiting for, come on in to your Pontiac-Buick dealer's.
His 1971 Pontiac and Buick full-size models are new
from the ground up. New suspension system, new body,
new frame, new everything—including new beauty, inside
and out,
You'll find full-size Pontiacs and 13fficks now come
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