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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-29, Page 7as:,•a.r arAnnlet and 04 oldest of tour hi I fat t are a with y 'tlte sister, ,a into x vete. - things and sho 's brothers. ()ace re even, get My diary out and, ped it out loud to them. 1 henever 1 fight back f get arced' , for ft. Is there lythln I can do, to stop Ihis.? need help before f leave 4. "Ready fu Fly the Coop"• Dear "Ready to Fly the Coop"' Do 1 know what it's like to e bothered by ' . younger sisters:. 'the best thing to do is Leave the column in a con- venient place where your mother can see itor show it to her yourself. When she sees that you were depressed enough to write to me, she may put her foot down., Dear Annie, How do you feel about relationships between two. people of different ages? I have noticed relationships between girls and older guys but never girls and younger guys. What do ' you think of those. "The Older Woman'- Dear "Older Woman". I feel that relationships between two people of other ages are greater as long as the mental, maturity etc. is not toxo different. This goes for older girls and younger guys too. In this era there is , nothing wrong with girls Being; with younger" guys, pr" Vid,ed that they them- selveare happy. ++4, - Dear Annie, I have a problem that has been bothering me for some,. t ime, I have a boyfriend anal we've been going,out far flujte. a virile, Everyt►e weo out everything is fine until he tries to kiss me goodnight . I can feel the tension building up inside. me so I quickly say goodnight and get out of the car and go intothe,house, Afterwards I. feel guilty and. as if I'm letting: him down but I just can't help it. To me it seems that if he is just taking me out for a kiss then we might as well stay in. , Do you think there is something wrong with- me? "I issless" Dear Kissless, I don't think there is anything, wrong with you but your attitude inay be all wrong. Your boyfriend ex- pects a kiss goodnight to show him that you enjoyed yourself and appreciated ;his com- pany. If you don't kiss hire he will definitely feel let down. I am really surprised that your relationship lasted, this long. Try hard to show him you enjoyed yourself and you never know, you may even find that you like it. Dear Readers, * l Don't forget to keep your , A.0pilo n letters coming in. After all, if Il you don't write them, I can't answer them. by Steve Roseniund Victory has . finally been tasted by the CHSS wrestling. team. A Redmen victory over Seaforth has put .confiednce back in the wrestler. The score was 47-24 for CHSS. This 'included 24 points awarded to our team by default. Because of the bad weather. the Redmen team has missed its meet with Exeter and a tournament in Stratford. The Redmen's match with Exeter is now scheduled for Tuesday. The - next tournament is Friday in Goderich. The Redmen hopes are high for another victory, but they will be up against a strong team. by Robin McAdam overcame - his strong per - The Central Huron Senior formance with a well Redmen picked up their first balanced attack led by league win last weel Jerald • Cantelon who had 12 defeating the Seaforth Golden points and Francis Bears. 51-37. MacGregor who had 10. High .scorer in the game The Redmen's next game was Seaforth's Jim Nigh with - will be against Exeter as soon 22 points. The Redmen as the weather permits. Dear Editor Please cut 'out "Just Ask Annie" as it is not fulfilling any useful purpose. Do you think the other readers of the paper (the rest of the population, not just students) want to read this kind of trash? We also' wish to complain about "student of the week" as it never is written in first person. We also want to see more about the student and not the author(ess)'s style. We also want it to be more factual - get to the point! It should be an honour to be "student of the week" not a ridicule or a joke. "Student of the Week" is not a literary contest and should not be written as if it were. Several Students. The silent treatment by heather Fothergill 4B I am, usually not given to expressing my .opinions openly, but today I am going to voice my pet peeve. They say writing is a good way to relieve tension, and although I am certainly no great writer, that's what I'm going to do. What is my pet peeve? Exams? No, I can handle them. My brother? They drive me up the wall sometimes, but I can look after them. My teachers? Ha,ha, no, I guess I'd have to say they have been pretty good to me. No, it is when people say to me, "Why don't you talk more?" Why are you so quiet?" Now, I am a rather quiet person (at times) and don't feel like talking, but there have been times when I have been rather loud (like when the Super Series 76 was on) There are some people who I know who talk incessantly, almost non-stop. My mother is like that. She can bring up more subjects in a minute than any woman I know. We tease her a lot about it. Sometimes she embarrasses me with the things she says. but she's all right. y. Marion -Doucette It Looks like this year CRSS has decided to strike a vote for equality - between the sexes. . This year it was decided, if our school -could elect at school queen to reign over our winter carnival te.stivities, we should also be able to elect a school king. Last Friday, the senior students took to the polls and elected to compete for Central Huron royalty. Five male and five female coon- terparts, all over 18 years of age were declared the win- ners in the primary election. The winner in this election ,will be representing your school in Clinton's Winter Carnival. Personally I think it is great that this year we have decided to elect a school king, even though to quote one contestant "they only think of us as sex objects". This is not true guys! We would be honouring you with the possibility of representing support those guys and don't our school. ridicule them, for 'this is a So come on students, contest for ability, not brawn. Nancy MacDonald f rt'n1' W ebbs From my years of ob- servation of the con- versations of --people (especially adults) I know thereare two subjects which are, brought into every con- versation. As American as apple pie. They are, the weather acid• personal ailments. A typical, only mildly exaggerated version would go like this. "Oh, hello so and so, I haven't seen you for years. Isn't this dreadful snowy weather we've been having? I made John blow out our lane three times yesterday. 1 coma we should go south. "There hasn't been this much snow since the war. "Well how have you been? You look a little pale and weak. You haven't been sick?" At this time the other party proceeds to give a detailed account of how she fell down. the stairs chasing the cat and broke her hip and was laid up a long time and just recently receovered. Well, I'm sure you've all heard conversations something like this. Mmm. not a bad idea. Those are two safe subjects. People will always talk about them and often like to tell someone all about how sick they are, or how they. hate the weather: Next time I'm stuck for something to say, I'll bring•one of them up. A definite conversation starter. Not very original liut they'll, do if I can't think of anything else. - Yes, I think I will. Then people won't say I'm quiet, they'll say I'm boring! Now, I:ve gotta run. It's about time for the All Star game and I don't want to miss it. Happy New Year everybody! amiv Thompson Teacher: "With the single stroke Of his brush, the painter could change a smiling face to a frowning one." Small boy: "That's nothing, so can my mother." 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