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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-16, Page 7team the Senox' lila ani On • nrSdaY, 3r , CO*10(42,13. game with'Gaye Cunningham as Ceara* leading "Wer" Ji k girls lose • cefet a good game On ThnrsdaYs Oct 9, the Junior gins basketball teazu lost to Starorthht 0!0e game 'fOr about theimn, virith a score of2.1144. was told to However 8904 effort was OSYStern made Wall tbe Inenlbea, . 19th was eVeloprnent Day The staffs of Hens -all, Seafarth, and Stephen Public Schools joined with oar staff in 1** the morning to hear •reiresentatives from the de *rUnent of education speak on the new curriculum guide book, "The Formadve Years". In the afternoon, our staff visited the Board Office in Clinton. Mr. Smith, one ofy the county Supervisors was our host. Be explained the magnitude of the work done within the office by the 'per- sonnel there, and concluded by 40 giving the sfaff a Lott(' of the buildhvg. A work period followed, when the teachers were able to use some of the facilities available such as laminating work cards and pictures, making overhead copies, or reviewing films. Marilyn Connell, of Clinton, has joined our staff as Teacher's Aide to Mrs. Gem- fi melt inKindergarten. Student's council The students of Huron Centennial elected Gayle Horton as president; David Kalbfleisch as vice-president; and Brenda Coleman as secretary -treasurer for this school year. 0 ,ITher,ohav,e Halloween, a special film • "Emil and the Detectives", to be shown to the whole student • body. Arrangements have been° made to have three movie • nights November 2Ist, January 23rd, and March 5th. Each Thursday, potato chips are sold. Grade 5 field trip On October 9th and 10th, the' •students of 5A and 5B had a day „ , •,, each at a built_ accompaaled bYtheir-teaCherS, Mr. Brand and Mr- rAye. Time was spent identifying. the trees along With tree and weed study.. The students made wall hangings by attractively arranging bark and colourful weeds. Table centre pieces were also made using bracket fungus, weeds, and coloured leaves. Hot Dogs and cooltlet tasted especially good in dm outdoors. The weather co-operated to - make the outings very en- joyable as well as educational; Grade 1 tosumapple orchard Grade 1 from Huron Cen- tennial went to Dixon's Apple Orchard on Tuesday, October 7. Mr. Pepper drove the bus. At the orchard we at our lunch. We had an apple for dessert. "MMM was it juicy and sweet". We met the dog, Trooper. There were 265 apple trees. We had a wagon ride through the orchard. Then we came horde through Exeter, Hensel. and Kippen. Now we are talking and making things about apples. It was lots of fun to make ap- *sauce. Clinton 441 Club The second meeting of the C1411,921441 cluttp.was heldevno Oet. TatSasan Tyndall's home. We opened the meedng with the 4H pledge. We then put the bread we had • made the week before in the oven to bake. We discussed a narne for our club and decided to call our • club the "Rolling Pins". The next tneeting was held at Bev Slade home on Oct. 14. When the bread was baked we all had a piece and it was very good. Our meeting was then closed. 7.1.4.1,144 ., __, ,.. ,... , .. . . .. Se . orfoot eat4 are out to prove they are the best in the IItrroh.Perth League Os year as they rolled oyer the powerful Exeter Panthers 224 last Tursday, handing Exeter their first defeat. Here a determined Redmen defense stops an Exeter rush. (New*.Record photo) Senior netters still in first A week ago Wednesday, the Sr. Redmen volleyball team held on to and widened their margin 41 first place. The totumament, held at MCI in Goderich resulted in the Clinton boys being undefeated in their four games. Thi first set provided Clinton with two wins over Exeter. The' whole team participated in this set and all played with great entilusiasm. The next set was with Godetich and again Clinton was victorious; The second game of the set Was very close as the Redmen pulled off their second come from, behind win this year. The win -loss record now stands at 13 and 3 for the Sr. Redmen. Last of the tournaments before the Huron -Perth Playoffs was held in Exeter yesterday. As it looks now, the teams participating in the playoffs will be: Central Huron, Mitchell, Wingham, Listowel, Goderich and St. Marys. Smile Teen-ager's apology to friend: You'll have to excuse the wax__ my roonflooks. My folks made me clean it up. There is a couple who have been drifting apart ever since they got their water bed. _nefeated edmen trounce Exeter Ors Thursdays October sth. the Senior Redmen playedbost the South Huron Panthers from Exeter. Entering the reetban game. both team.% were 'undefeated. The Panthers, • with three wins and no losses, • were In first place, while Central Huron was in second" spot. with -a record of two wins and no losses. Both defences controlled the • play throughout a scoreless first quarter. The Panther defence stalled a Redrnen scoring drive early in the quarter by intercepting a pass in their end zone. Central Huron took a 6-0 lead • early in the second quarter. when Perry Jutzi snared a 35 yatd pass from Robin McAdam in the end zone. McAdam kicked the extra point to make the score 7-0. With about a minute remaining in the first half, Jamie Thompson turned in a key defensive play by blocking a Panther punt. Central Huron took over control of the ball at the South Huron 40 yard line. From there Jutzi caught a 30 yard pass, end two plays later, Brian Murray rortiped ten yards to give the Redmen a 13-0 lead. Murray also added a two- point conversion to make the score at half-time, Central Huron 15, South Huron 0. Throughout the third quarter and almost half of the fourth the Panthers appeared to take over the momentum of the game. However„ a stubborn and stalwart Redmen defense ke_p_t them off the score Ward. With about seven minutes remaining and the Redmen hard pressed in their own end. Central. Huron conceded a two pointsafity. The Panthers finally scored a touchdown when the quar- terback connected on a 45 yard pass to Gord Baird. Steve Knight kicked the convert to cut the Redmen lead down to 15-9. The Panthers attempted a •short kick-off on the ensuing return. However, Tim Jewson was able to hold onto the football. Two plays later Brian Murray galloped 50 yards to give the Redmen an insurance touchdown. McAdam booted the convert, for the final score of 22.9 in favour of Central Huron, Both teams turned in strong performance •in an ex- ceptionally well -played game. Both teams showed, why upon entering the football game that they were the only twa. remaining undefeated teams in the., conference this young season. 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