HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-23, Page 3ti 1-44 V7ir,
October 1; the CRSS.
team
to, Exeter to compete
rneet. Our midget gtrlsteam‘.•
40 very well, Pl
strong second be
itratford * tqatII, Top
finishers were Pebble
Postma placing sixth,
aria tine Valkenburg,
seventh; Michell Corbett,'
tenthandjeanAllan, 140, for
a total team score of +37
points.
The Junior girls did equally
well in placing second, also
behind Stratford Centittit
Sheila Arnston and Doris
Wipe! were our top runners
placing fourth and fifth
reseectively. jean1Siertsena
placed 14th anti Kathy
Martens fifteenth for a team
scare of 38 points.
the senior girls. Nancy
cDanald finished in
eleventh place.
The midget and junior girl
team, by placing in the top
three teams, will advance to
the WOSSA meet to be held
this Friday in Exeter.
In boys competition ithe
midget boys team placed fifth
13tti- of ten teams. George
*Collins placed fifth, while
Claude Daw and Adrian
Rehorst placed 25th and 26th
respectively.
In the junior boy com-
petition, CRSS _had a bad
brO4 'When Ale* Mar tt,
who was iea VaCO W1
mile Ieft t grtt twisted his'
ankle atIa WAS unable to finish
0 race. Bob iLawmace
Placa(' . sixth. Wayne
Calcletlgb* llth and i ROn
Smith 19th., Over all, the
junior by team placed
fourth with a total of 83 -
points.
EtnellY in the Senior boys
division, Mien Lavis, and
David Clynick placed 12th
and 13th respectively, while
Robert Menzies placed 18th
and lames Armstroug,24th,
giving their team a total
score of 67 points.
Special thanks is extended
to Mr... Ludwig for his
coaching to the teams and for
accompanying them to Huron
Perth.
Good luck to all our team
members competing in
Exeter at WOSSA on Friday.
Junior V—baikrs
The regular season ended
in a tournament last week on
ctober 15 at Exeter.
The junior boys defeated
Seaforth but lost to
Wingham.
This put them in third place
overall, behind Wingham and
Seaforth.
They now move on to
Huron -Perth, which is at St
Marys on October 22.
Jim Uead, left* viba Is reiearchittga.stinly intothe role of
the secondary school in Ontatia* talks to two teachers of
CHSS duringa daselong.profeSsional development day at
the school last Monday. Beth Twlss, centre, and Eleanor
Richman discuss a point with Mr. Head. (News -Record
photo) -
Thank -you Clinion!
Last Saturday. the CHSS,
Prefects held their work -day
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The Prefects would like to
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area for their response. It
was much appreciated in-
deed.
.The phone kept ringing and
as a head Prefect Dave
Hanley put it "We have more
-jobs- than people to- tio the
work!"
A wide assortment of odd
jobs were done on the cold
blustery day. Examples of
these were: Cleaning eavelti
raking leaves,. dieting
gardens, washing cars an
putting up and cleaning storm
windows.
Compared to last year's
work -day (three phone calls)
this year's was a complete
contrast. Many citizens
wondered if there was going
be another work -day in the
future.
As of now, one is not
planned but with the success
of last week's effort, it is quite
possible.
So once again Clinton
"Thank you for supporting
the CHSS Prefects".
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The Cps** }Toren' Senior
Redmen proved they are the
leant to, heat tbis year asthey
took .over undisputed control
of the. league and extended
their unbeaten streak this
year to feiolr. games as they
dumped the Listowet Lords
224 last Thursday, October
la.
The Redmen'S Tim Jewson
tett the scoring for CHSS by
crossing for two touchdowns.
, Tim notched one by
recovering a fumble in the
end zone. and taking a 20 -
Seniors back
Last Wednesday October
15th the Senior Redmen held
on to their first place.
However, the manner in
which they did it was not as
was planned.
The first set put them up
against Wingham; Clinton
defeated them the first game,
lost the second and won the
third taking the set two
game tgnne.
Morning Prayer at St,
James Church, Middleton
was held. Sunday with Rev.
Youmatoff in charge, with
Len Mills reading the lesson.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Jervis on their
50th Wedding Anniversary.
Many joined the happycouple
at the White Carnation
Saturday evening. Mamie
Middleton sure did surprise
her grand -parents andliew in
from Jasper to join her,
family with the celebrations.
Happy Anniversary goes to
Keith and Vera Miller on
or 24th Anniversary.
yard pass from quarterback
Robin Mcitdaut far the Other'
Arlan Murray scored the
other touchdown on at 60 -Ya.
, run' and caught a two-point
conversion pass hoot Robin.
McAdam also kicked two
Converts.
The hnior Redmen are on
the opposite endor lady luck's
books this year as they
dropped their fourth game
this year to the Lords by a 24.
6 count.
Both teams see action this
afternoon at the CHSS field.
into First
The second and third sets
saw Clinton go down in defeat
to Goderich and Exeter. A
combination of -Sloppy plaY,
indecision, and no en-
thusiasm led to these defeats.
Next week is the Huron -
Perth finals at St. Marys.
With practice between now
and then the local boys could
show well for themselvos.
Ray and Estella Wise spent
the Thanksgiving- weekend,
holidaying in the Manitoulins
and the Sault Ste. Marie area,
also taking the train ex-
cursion to the Agawa Canyon.
They returned through
Michigan visiting Jack Wise
and family at Pickford
Michigan.
We all would like to
welcome Gordon and Nancy
Pickett to the 14th concession.
Margaret and Harry
Lippert of Duart were dinner
guests with the Deeves on
Sunday.
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