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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-09, Page 9over. sele lace in the. two `bo tustts from*: nd. #►: come tom 1 win, the Rmen defeated Wiroshem in the nrst game. The second game also Preyed to be* tight aPatet g king gime. Mors. with the tBed enagain i - ' S. touWesrneythe. Goderich THE masTEI is ',' av . na ,n STOU(H .11 U BELIEVE IN MIRACLES" Watch EVERY SUNDAY MOM s _ 8 - 9:00*.m. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 & 11 Treat yourself and your friends ... for your_rrenvenience our Hot *Net sexual THURS., & III. 12 noon - 2 p.m.. Casual Dress Dine by Candlelight • SUNDAY SMORGASBORD 4 5 Jp,tn. to $ p.m. BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON'SPECIALS 6111Y DAT Licensed under L.C.B.O. BAYFIEkD RD.. GODERICH 524-7711 Io~ .S the first game. NOWeVer, this sloppy Waxer. reverse effect- they pet ;they Redlnen 4). "slaee,p". and A a close match over *efrosts. The IOC* heYSheaeght.eat tit, , superiority and handily defeated' dericb, thus *tinning the set ; games to I. All in all an ice«' pressive day for the Clinton heYS. The SSenkm Redglen win, IDSA- record now stag at 9 Wins to 3 loses. Next Wednesday, the Goderich Vikings hast the last of the Huron Tournaments. After that. points wilt be tallied and the top three • teams advance to the Huron} Perth Finals. Juniors V-baflers win, lose In Junior volleyball cota- petition the Redmen proved less productive. The Clinton boys battled Exeter in the first set and won over the Panthers two" games to zip. Winghaan provided a set with Clinton that rallied back and forth to three %mss. in the end. it. was Wingham that took the decision two', games to Clinton's one. The Junior Redmen venture to Goderich next Wednesday to find nut if they qualify for Huron - Perth. of the tde add at OM who were dressedifiew ter InitiellenD. d eCetl Poled for OS pie. Lest to tight Front row are Jhn Mott, Kob Moninterstees, Grant 'Morgtm, Terry Rich* Adrian Salverde, Salverand Iobn Otten. Middle row are Steve Reed, Mark Nethery, aernf Mitelte4 Steve Sptr ell, Chi 1Wkitlieton, Paid Popp, and Kevin Paterson, Rack row are Randy Paine; Adrian Reborst, Mike Overholt, Rick Sharpy Ken Popp, left Proctor, Brian Rim, and Fred Middleton. (photo by Jack 1 t) Yearbook club has b ig jo b The Yearbook Club. consisting of about 45 members aims to produce an original, interesting and informative yearbook, which to they hope every student will want buy. Cross country team runs into opposition On Wednesday Octataa er t; the cross country - team went to Exeter to compete in an exhibition meet. C.H.S.S. had many good finishers throughout theteam. In midget girls. Debbie Postma placed eighth and (,kris Valkenburg placed ninth, out of 60 girls Top junior girls were Shiela Arnston, fourth and Jean Sier- tsema 14th, out of 45 girls. Even though therewasn't a full senior gams team, .-Nancit MacDonald placed ninth gut of 30 runners. In midget boys. George and Adrian Rehnrct placed tenth and Debating; The second meeting of the C.H.S.S. Debating Club was held in room 132 on Wednesday, October 1. with the following people present :— Mike Nesbitt. Philip Street. Pat Anstett. Patsy Proctor. Jan Divok, and Howard Hallam. Ten dollars was sent to the •;- 3 ifiE. OCT. 15th purchase the THRIFT BOX (t Finger Lickiri' Good Pieces) AT THE REGULAR PRICE and get FREE French Fries for 3 and 16 H. oz Creamy Cate Slaw Coltret Sander e 3ke it -hoot. tickin' good - 94 ELGIN AVE. • GgDERit� 12th respectively out of a field of 50. In junior boys Bob Lawrence and Wayne Colclough placed ninth and,tenth out of a field of 35 runners. In' senior boys, Allan Levis placed 4th and David Clynick placed ninth out of a field of 25 runners. The midget and junior girls ran I% miles while senior girls and midget boys ran 2% miles, Junior and senior boys ran 3% and 4% miles. 'thanks s should to to Mr. Ludwig for his expert coaching and making this meet possible. club Ontario Debaters Union. Since the prepared debaters were not present. an impromptu debate on -- "A Core -Curriculum should be complulsory in Secondary Schools" was held. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, October 15.1975, - Since school started. the members have been hard at work. Last year's "Cheenahgo" has been distributed and the few extra copies have been sold. The ..dummy book" which will be used as • a guide for the actual book, has beenstarted to be put together. The advertising section will have the help of the marketing class, who will be soliciting ads to help finance the yearbook. Members of the staff. student body and surrounding com- munities are reminded by the club members to start saving their pennies for the 1975-1976 yearbook. which will be on sale the end of November. 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Coffee or Milk end Pumpkin Pie for Dessert Served Exclusively in The Restaurant Sunday, October 1 2 Soup Du Jour or Chilled Tomato Juice Candlelight Own Breaded Chicken. MViuienneshroom SchnittelSa_.trce) (Veal with Lemon Wedge Grittedllam Steak with Pineapple Ring Roast Young Turkey with Dressing & Cranberry Sauce FROM OUR CHARCOAL BROILER e Oz, New York Sirloin with sauteed mushrooms Red Brand T -Bone with sauteed mushrooms a Oz. Filet Mingon with sauteed mushrooms Junior Filet 4 oz. with sauteed mushrooms SEA FOOD Fecal Breaded Lake Huron Perch with Sutter Lemon Tartar Sauce Deep Fried Shrimp on Toast with Lemon and Cocktail Sauce Above Dinners Include. Chef Salad. Hot Roll & Butter. Choice of Potato and vegetables, tea. coffee or milk CHILD'S DINNER MENU (CHILDREN ONLY) Tomato Juice. Jumbo Hamburger French Fries, Vegetables Plain or Chocolate Milk Ice Cream Single Pork Chop, Tomato Lettuce; French Fries Vegetable, Plain or Chocolate Milk Ice Cream Sliced Turkey. Vegetables Mashed Potato Plain or Chocolate Milk Ice Cream Thanksgiving Day Monday, October 13 12 t•8p.m. A special Thanksgiving men• j: in the dieing room ~-i Candlelight Restaurant & Tavern 7Afl 7OAD*sE ADP SL' WNERR/TRAY&.. CI d.w`uXy ..1fv.lr .4.J.W4xn'Y .%.Mti.�•.aY N'L .4�'i.�W..� S{.' '. S,.'ti6.'cro EIGHTH ANNUAL Travel Ilt Adventure Series 1975 - 6 EDITION The Rotary Club Of Goderich Presents: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1975 -- THE PEOPLE OF SPAIN -- Howard Pollard TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1975 -- AN INVITATION TO MINNESOTA -- Gary Peterson TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1974— ROMANCE OF ROMANIA -- Jonathan Hagar TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24,1974 --THE CANADIAN FAR WEST— Dennis Cooper TUESDAY, MARCH 30,1974--- HIKING THRU ITALY -- Rudi Thurau TUESDAY. APRIL 13,1976— INTRIGUING IRAN-- Comdr. Karl E. Stein GDC (..AUDITORIUM - 8 P.M. *WWII avaltabl# at 111, following locations. 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