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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-02-05, Page 11a uric)* and Debt r :Heads of grads, plats people helping theme seen around the a i oto rep ►;,. ended fore re've had tome "f entries in alt section need more material tthtring. hogging and with., air ;the what lut and fern it does. e "}Student of the �+ attire Was intended t, hurnorous: look at a 4 r,Annie, 10friend wrote a letter last week. I told my other and lather that I t be pregnant and my ter said f had to ,get led or get an abortion. 1 inboyfriend could k my , . tpport Us hut I don't know what to do. "Mother to be" Dear "IVIether to be", Lean_, see that you have gotten' yourself into a real mess, I' won't give you a hard time about it, because I am sure everybody else is. The most important thing to remember is to Abe sure. BE sure . that you are pregnant and that if you choose • marriage you can support the 'baby and give it a good happy life. Whatever you do, be sure! +++ Dear Annie, I like a boy who is "a year younger than I am, and I think he likes me, too. The. • problem is;, what Would people say if I went out with him since he is younger? Gossip Centered" Dear Gossip Centered" Ordinarily, I would say that a year one way or the other won't make muchdifference, but the fact that yoU wrote to me for advice changes the matter. The fact that you have given the matter a second chance means that you aren't ready to fight the establishment. Maybe if you wait awhile you may decide you don't care what the public think. ++ + Dear Annie, I've gone with a guy from another town for more than a year. A while ago, he came to see me and told me to go out with other guys because he few of our s1 Meant to academ privilege vol ixs Comp receives ents.`tas not onl4 with 1Y a certain within the'.., ►erase, in have been 1e>.style used. tttlkintentligt was, to keep the article on a lighter:''note. If You do not Agree with this approach, please make a worthwhile suggestion to me. nnie! dated other. girls. I love hien, and he says he loves rule too. `What`should. Tido?-. --_ •. "Stuck lin the Middle" Dear "'Stuck in the middle" 1 I ' suppose it is possible to care fora person and still t _ date others, but f don't think itis possible to love somebody and date others. Despite What he says, I think he is saying he isn't' ready for a steady arrangement. I think he needs some time to decide what he wants, whether or not it is you • I would ,Omplent, though, that if the .+lapin was written, on a . totally seriousmood,. many students would tend t� shit away from beingleaturid 'lean understand! this. °A* second; complaint • has come to My attention Apo,. cerning..whom we feature. I had w planned to include ..students from all; grades, far, it is not only the senior grades who run or participate in the school. There have also been. complaints that I have been, biased in my selection of: Students of the Week. Most of the students we have featured` thus far, are not my "friends" but people .totally deserving of this title, I may also add that the Suggestion ,Box is open to ail, so please use it. I lope this has brought to light my original intentions concerning the article ; and clear 'up some of the misunderstandings. If you feel otherwise, do talkto me in person, so that I can deal with the problem, and try to reach a good solution. Wrestters lose to Vilthigs by Steve Rosenlund The CHSS Redmen met the Goderich Viltingis in a dual meet, Thursday January 29. Goderich, that, , defending Huron -Perth champions, defeated our wrestlers but marked improvement was shown by this year's wrestlers dyer last years. • This was shown in points scored. Last year's team getting 10• whileithis year has seen 24. The only pin for CHSS came from Tim Munnings. On Saturday January 31, the Redmen travelled to the Goderich Invitational Tournament. A " solid • per- formance by Brenton Craig earned him a second place finish. Tim Munnings, Marty It utledge " and Steve Rosen - bund each received third place ribbons. The Redmen team finished with 451/2 points, a respec- table showing. The Redmen travelled to Exeter February 3. At press time results had not been tabulated: Today, February 5, the Redmen travel to Stratford. Curlersfl'h second . On January 27th, the curling teams from CHSS competed in the Huron Curling eliminations at Vanastra. Out of five schools Clinton placed second•in both the girls' and boys' divisions. The boys' team, consisting of Don Petersen, Brian Lobb, Dan Campbell and Paul Galachiuk, defeated Goderich 7 to 3 and Exeter 14 to 3, but were unfortunately defeated by Seaforth 5 to 9. The girls' team, consisting of Lorie Deller. Jan Divok, Ontario Production Award given to.Hurbn Jersey Dalevilla Trademark Cathy, a senior two-year-old Jersey cow belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dale of RR I; Seaforth. was given' an Ontario Production Award by the Optario Jersey Club. ' She was the top senior two year old. In 11.688 pounds of .milk. 715 pounds of butter fat was found, making her milk Contain 6.12 percent but- terfat. Her butter fat per- centage was the highest of any cow. The Skinner Perpetual 'I`rophy•for the Jersey cow in Ontario with the highest mile record went to DonHead ,Limelight Tip, owned by Grant Butcher and Sons, Princeton. She produced, 5,360 pounds of milk with 824 MichaelWard �u Bainton'� told Ikaterydesign. Mill #n Blyth • udO pounds of butterfat, making her milk contain 5,36 percent butterfat.. The William F. Argue Perpetual Trophy for the Jersey cow in Ontario with •the highest fat record went to Don Hean Linesman Cin- derella aind Danalea Milad's Vesta. both owned by Mr. add Mrs. N.P. Jacabsen, Cookstown. Don Head Linesman Cin- derella produced 14,042 pounds of milk which con- tained 831 pounds of but- terfat, giving her a 5.92 butterfat percent. Danalea M'ilad's Vesta produced 14,117 pounds of milk containing 831 pounds of fat,- making her fat per- cent.'ge 5.89. Queen &Westmoreland For our official opening .... We have a collection of fine handcrafted stoneware pottery and a selection of exclusive handniade silver jewellery from Denmark. The pottery includes many itcnt4 both functional and decorative, such as teapots. tnup, vases and steins; the list . endless. We nrisp undertiite. custom work to any price and specification. i fcrtwint to meeting. Diane and Cheryl Bowman, won their first game against Goderich with the score of 11 to 2. They had a bye the second game and were defeated by Exeter in their third game 5 to 7. Both teams will go on to play in the Huron -Perth finals at Goderich ' on February 18th. , e . • �' ement Of' Clinton Mayor Von The Cun�'�val ti�n►�+c� candldattes tensely:. au�al.t the anti�amxc , ,..� .. _,.. , of •whom has hien picked Carntvair Queen. Left to right are Louise Brecht*, Debbie ren NlcEwing, Patti Kay; Wendy 'Hesslewood, and Ruth Alin Nelians. (News - Record photo) • ital statistics results Hereare the results of the vital statistics published two weeks ago in the Chronicle. It wasn't a complete waste of paper because 71 people thought that they would take the time to answer it As is usual, , the first .question was supposed to be the easiest, However, when asked what year he or site was inx ten people had no While hile twelve people were undecided which sex they were. So much for reason and logic. We had the biggest response from the grade niners with 38 out of the 71 replies. This was 51 percent Twenty-eight percent were Year V students and three percent. were Year III. One person in Year IV replied and no one replied in Year II. Twenty-five' males an- swered our questionnaire and 34 females. Trudeau edged out Stan- field as Canada's prime minister by one. Trudeau had 25, Stanfield 24 . and 22 people were undecided. If the students in this school had it their way there would be no drafting system in Canada. Fifty-two voted no, 10 said yes while dine could not decide. The next president of the United States - question brought these nominees. President Ford had the most votes. with 22, Edward Kennedy had nine, Robert Redford and Ronald Reagan tied with three, " Henry Kissinger. Barry Goldwater and .Mr. Kotter tied with one each and 28 people were undecided. Attitudes towards the Americans were varied to say the least. They ranged from "Keep out"T-"go- ,home". "buzz off", "they are selfish", "lazy". "crazy", "CHEATERS", "ignoramuses", to "they're OK", "normal people", "friendly" and "beautiful protector': Forty-three people did not think communism was a more efficient •system while nine did think it was. They majority of the USED CARS A number of 75's in Pontiacs, Chev Impalas, Pontiac Le Mans, Buick Century and Monte Carlos 1975 HORNET 4 door 1974 FORD GalaxIe, 2 dolor hardtop 2 —1974 PONTIAC Parisienne Brougham, 4 door hardtop w 1974 MAVERICK 1973 OJ.DSMOBILE, Delta Royale, air conditioning 1973 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door hardtop 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS, 2 door hardtop 1972 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop 1971 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop 1970' `CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop 1970 PONTIAC, 2 door hardtop 1970 DODGE Monaco, 4 door hardtop 1970 CHEF Bel Air 10 -- 1965 - 1968 Models 1974 FORD Stationwagon 1973 FORD Grand Torino stati nwagon, air conditioned 1973 CHEV y ton pickup 1973 CHEV,% ton pickup 1973 CHEV 6500 series with 18' van, power tail gate loader 1973 CHEV 60 series, 18' stake, power tail gate loader 1970 CIIEV 50 series with 16' van 1970 G.M.C. 60 with 16' refrigerated van students were in favour of an honour system for Grade 13. Strippers at lunch. Ah, heaven. It would at least take the mind off the paint job for awhile. Needless to say most of.the boys that answered this question answered favourably. An interesting note about the strippers is . that 74 percent of the girls who did the questionnaire opposed the idea. On• the- average, boys wanted girls that were younger, shorter and ' less intelligent than ` themselves. Girls wanted their guys to be tall, darker; older and in- telligent. which makes everyone pretty well com- patible. There might .be another Vital Statistics in he next few weeks so be prepared_ Any comments or criticisms of this poll is welcomed by the Chronicle. Ir. to (galioes, . note: • The renewing letter and an en closure was received con-: corning the Vital Statistics pelt pullashed two weeks "ago. The. question referred to was .°nutn.bor eight, "Do you . think . strippers should be allowed to entertain the students at lunch hour". This question was included in the arlginal'poll .published May 8, 1968, with .the intent only to add humour to what would otherwise be a hum drum questionnaire.) Dear Editor, I don't knowwhy you would want to ask such a foolish question to young people that should be learning what is edifying instead of about editor. s III \. God's law% There : is enough,. sin and corruption without 'starting such a foolish: thing. I'm sending this page out of the Daily Word and Go d grant that he will Iead you in the right direction in your writings. Yours truly, Mrs. G. Wilson: Smile Nothing's apt to increase your golf score more than witnesses. +++ The top of the ladder is a nice place ... but very lonesome! +++ strippers. It would be a *wonderful The way taxes are today, you world if man would follow might as well marry for love. 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