Clinton News-Record, 1976-09-30, Page 10eINVit*Ari
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As WO reported iast week,,
our annual ' „ meat
rcises last
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eagerly,disappeared into the.
building. Safe at last! 1 have
Peopleere
know t nine.
initiate, not a possessed-
lunatic, 1 was still .puffing
,DOWS, from my running, but
igerie. calmness reigned supreme.
o get Then 1 saw the S;$11. "Don't
11.1Y target, GradeNine- Initiation
is tomorrow, the 28th" Oh no!
The walk waik to school wasn't lnitiatjon isn't until
very comforting elther. Anerrewi 1 have to go -
Oracle school kids derided Waugh this whole ordeal
me; motorists grinned in AGAIN!
sonowlet One mother 4, For the first time in my life,
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Or children into the Mt suicide seemed a timely
e"saw me coming opportunity!
returned to claim
dirikonaS and awards.
Valedictorian this Year
was Robin McAdam, who is
reSently in his irst year at
University of Waterloo in
Ostner4 cogs
ajar award winner from
Year was Ralph HOha,
picking 'up seven honors in
all. Top average in last year's
Year Five went to Linda
ter, who is currently at
HuronsoiCaoi 1 it he gaen, ki,ts W. tImust. go to
the Commencement Com-
mittee.
athletic schedule
The following are events In
Football, golf, tennis, cross
country, boys' volleyball,
girls' basketball and
wrestling where CHSS will be
participating. The purpose of
publishing it in the school
newspaper is to foster
awareness in CHSS athletics.
Fo6ball
Thursday Sept. 23, CHSS at
Goderich (Oh, fateful day!) ;
Thursday Sept. 30 CHSS at
Northwestern; Thursday Oct.
7 Stratford Central at CHSS;
Thursday Oct. 14, Wingham
at CHSS; Thursday Oct. 21,
CHSS at Palmerston;
Thursday Oct. 28, CHSS at
Exeter; Tuesday Nov. 2,
Listowel at CHSS; playoffs,
Nov. 5, Nov. 8, Nov. 13.
Goff
Friday Sept 24, CHSS at
Wingham.
Tennis
Tuesday Sept. 21, CHSS. at
Stratford.
Cross Country
" 'Wednesday Oct. 20 CHSS at
St. Marys -
Boys Volleyball
Wednesday Sept. 29, CHSS
at Wirigham ; Wednesday Oct.
6, CHSS at Goderich; Wed-
nesday Oct. 13 CHSS at
Home; Wednesday Oct. 20
CHSS at Exeter; playoffs
Thursday Oct. 29 at Mitchell.
Girls Basketball
Thursday Sept. 23, Strat-
ford Central_ at •MISS ;
Thursday Sept. 30, CHSS
Northwestern; Thursday Oct.
7, Goderich at CHSS;
Thursday Oct. 14, CHSS at
Listowel; Tuesday Oct. 19,
Wingham at CUSS; Thursday
Oct. 21, CRSS at MitcheR;
Tuesday Oct. 26, Palmerston
at OSS; Thursday Qpt. 28,
CHSS at St., Maris; Tuesday
Nov. 2, Seaforth at CHSS;
Thursday Nov. 4, CHSS at
Exeter; playoffs Nov. 10 and
Nov. 16.
Wrestling
Tuesday Dec. 1, CHSS at
•Listowel; Tuesday Jan. 11. St
Marys at MSS; Thursday
Jan. 20, Exeter at CHSS;
Tuesday Feb, L. Nor-
thwestern at CHSS; Thursday
Feb. 10, CHSS at Goderich;
playoffs Feb. 18 at Exeter.
Be sure to get out there and
support our CHSS teams.
Good luck to all!
Speak out!
Have your say
Is there something on your
mind? Would you welcome
the chance to express your
views on any topic concerning
CHSS?. If o. please don't be
afraid to write a letter to the
Editor, via the Newspaper
mail -box in the office. Short
comments (signed) as well as
guest editorials are welcome.
Write in and tell us what you
think!
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The teachers WOO the Industrial League hampfonsb1p
last week, beating ATOM"In three. 51.,iin11!
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Pictured left-to-right-frentre ehnaxwwsw,uc:
Mann, Ward Hodgins„ and Cheek Krieger. Back row are
Bob Riehl, Barry Davis, Rill Munro and Doug Ludwig.
'Missing were Bill Craft, Al Welch, Robin McAdam, and
Brian Reeve. (News -Record photo)
Student returns from
Switzerland trip
Pat Anstett, a year Five
student at CHSS has just
returned from a four-week
trip to Switzerland.
Besides Switzerland, Pat
visited France and Itzdy as
well. She was a participant in
a course dealing with various
aspects of the jewellery
business - electronic watches,
gold, diamonds.at Lausanne,
Switzerland. Selling and
display methods were also
highlighted.
For her first week, before
her classes began, Pat did
soma travelling. She spent
four days in Zurich, the
largest city in Switzerland.
Pat describes Zurich as a
"bustling city" which
combines aspects of both
traditional and modern
Switzerland;
She remarked that every
town has a clock tower, and
that even churches have
clocks. Another item of in-
terest was the be'autiful
statues which characterize
Switzerland.
Needless to say, Pat would
like to return there someday
in the future. As for us, we
welcome Pat back from what
was certainly a thrilling and
enjoyable trip.
Assembly sees fashions?
Last Friday, the Assembly
Committee staged an
assembly for encouraging
participation in Students
Week. In several skits we
were shown not only the latest
Fashions for grade nine
initiates, but the definite
pro's and con's of Pyjama
Day!
Mr. CuII made a request to
the student body for more
interest in the choir. The fate
of a possible musical this
year lies in the amount of
interest shown now. Please
give Mr. Cull and the CHSS
choir that support needed to
make 76.77 a musical year at
CHSS.
DUMPYOUR
VIONSTR i S
WAGON.
Whoops,
we lost Iwo
We regret to inform you
that our' Redm en were
defeated by GDCI last
Thursday. (Seniors 59-0,
Juniors 18-0). Next time, we'll
be reporting a win in the
Chronicle! (It was promised
tome!)
Just ask Annie!
I have admired you from
afar. I was first attracted by
your sexy typing, but our
relationship soon bloomed
into more than just a physical
thing.
You're always so con-
cerned with everyone's
problems. I think you must be
a really nice person. I'd love
to be near you and I always
carry your article close to my
heart.
Of course the newspaper
does make a funny bulge in
my jacket but I want to make
sacrifices for you! Annie, I
want to spend the rest 'of my
life reading your column.
Yours forever and ever
Miss T. Vestite
Dear Miss Vestite:
Stay away from me you
wierdo!
As for the rest of my
readers. I hope you feel free
to send me your problems, no
matter how strange they may
be. In fact, the strange letters
are more fun.
THE ARBOR
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LIST PRICE
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The Datsun F-10 wagon has over 52 cu. ft. of
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With no excess hulk to drag around, the
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There is a substantial stock of other Dasht
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of past years.
THE NEW TILT 200 IS HERE NI*, TOO. It's a single hung
sash, glazed with !nu) Glass.
Watch next week's Huron Shopping News for
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The car is also big in convenience features:
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wipers and many more features you often pay
extra for its other cars. Safety is andtherbig feature
in the F-10. Its front -wheel drive gives you
Mee'eptional traction and sure handling
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The Datsun F-10 wagon. It's a big little
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save
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Come in and see our
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Co-ord!nate with a
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The fall Pantsuit Sale.
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