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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-10-14, Page 5hool president, tae :Symons, and at Marilyn Malt librarians an i S Sylvia Forbes. secretar uer the tyg, u$lc camp past ntus,,l+M council President, .Teff secre.tary- Nuncy. Rearn, and atby b ndill apd aeon who represent r* Representing the are John Valkenburg treasurer. Phillip Stat a Julie tiartliff are the ad- visors. soirs. The job a the music council is to decide where the band acid choir will perform and when , and they also organize assemblies, arrange 'ext- changes, concerts, and banquets. Music has increased this year at CHSS . For the forst • time, the school has a band. • The full choir of mixed voices Maj.. juts ..:.,.1., ruslcal W thele left up to t More Memr the fat 'choir es eelallY males, +dices % are held. every Tuescyf and Thu sday morning at g;MOa.IRn, , arAnxtous* ,4 Why 40 You ter. this? Ever t 't the Anne problem - . es? ,Can't you. think o: so mg else? I'm tired of sortingout everybody's sordid tittle problems. 1 don't ?e time to solve my own! Smarten up Will yah? xo.1 tesll,hltn," bis fl► tPet tol .4„ Please burry and tenser! rR E'RE LOO<ING FO R PEOPLE \AJHO LIKE TO DRAW" 3 -90 a at CHSS y d Lelheld� Well, it'sa, time for . the Chronicle to go back into print! The little events that make the school run will be noted here. Here -we go. The nut shell has completed its Count the Ads contest: Students had to pick the number that was closest to or. exactly the number of ads displayed on the nut shell window. Judy Dalrymple of' 28 guessed the number to be exactly 939 and won a track suit. David Leibold of 1E won second prize and took home a CHSS sweat shirt and Ken Popp of 2F won a CRSS Redmnen T-shirt. Their visual dexterity has gained them prizes. - A number of clubs have started, including the French Club, Debating Club, Yearbook Club and Horne Economics Club. These clubs need more members and the more clubs you join, the more points you gain for your house tribe. The Chronicle is posted at the school- on the bulletin board at the office, and the bulletin board outside Room 213. Read the Chronicle each Week for school happenings. Anything of interest that can be put in the Chronicle should be brought to Room 208 or the editor. Lorry York. Who knows? Your ideas may be put irt•print! 50 5AYS NORMAN STONEWALL FAMED luruSTRATt,& FOiZ . • SA1U & ,Et/EUI POST ANO StCK....MAczP31NE3. NORMA FINAWMADE- PUBLICknON IN THE CHRSttCLf. -r LS !Ssuu wiTH 1415 SELF- PO fR T-- LIT cif ST! L L SEED ' MORE Awnsi s . SORT youR. CARTOONS TD CORY ERIC— REMENk tRTACCENT' 15 ON OR.IGINAL1TV. Junior Farmers donate '500 to community centre BY MARY ANNE ALTON The Huron County Junior Farmers have just finished their first newsletter for this year. It is jam packed full of ! reports and dates of up up- coming events. On October 24, the Huron County Junior Farmers are holding a swim night from 8 p.m. -9:30 p. m. at the Vanastra Recreational Center. Every member is welcome but remember to bring swimming gear and towel. The Clinton Junior Far- 'ers club have recently nested S500 to the -Blyth and District Community Center Building Fund. The West Huron club has a dance scheduled for October 29 at the Lucknow Legion. This is West Huron's first anniversary dance celebration. Century Farm Signs are available only.. from the Jr. Farmer's Association of Ontario. Contact Jim Phelan RR 2 Blyth for further in- formation or phone 523-9507. They only cost $7 and show pride in our long standing family farms. There is a Huron County Junior Farmer's Broomball Practice on Wednesday, October 27 at 11 p.m. in the Vanastra Arena 'after the county. meeting in - the Agriculture • Board Room. Anyone who is interested in becoming a member of the team and having lots of fun, please attend. You don't have to take that much weight off your body totakealot of weight off your mind. The roan I i tot ass Rues& in your heart you know it's right e, tli Men. * Ibe e4M toucbdow arne won f stet"' on oft4ac Ie rune jk Denomma. Allan, Youttg wand . t reed rs cI agai. For the last few years the studen. s. council has helped send the cheerleaders to a summer training camp. This year. the girls went to Carleton University in Ottawa for the camp. Your idea of a cheerleading camp is probably that these girls are on a holiday. This is- where you are wrong. These girls must take a week off from their summer jobsto go to this camp. They worked at cheers, jumps, gymnastics etc. from 8 a.m. to8p.m. By this time they were so tired they just fell into bed. In the final competition at the end of the camp. the girls were chosen as one of the top six squads in all of Ontario. Many of the students feel that all of this money is a waste..I can assure you that it is not: For those people who have this attitude, you will be surprised to hear that the Another sign of middle age... when the phone rings on Saturday night and you hope it's not for you. i In uarter. The cheerleaders of CUSS are having a cheer -a -than on Saturday. October\ 16. It will begin at 8 a.m. and end at 6 p.rn. The cheer.a-thon is being held at CHSS and it is open to everyone. There will be a special half-time every two hours tjroughout the whole day and a grand finale at 6 p.m. The 'money will be donated to the students' council to help support school activities, so come on out Saturday and bring a friend. Help our cheerleaders make this cheer-a-thon a success for our school. r FANS WITH NM i" LONG save your tire while in the site ALSO ono FOR GRAIN': AERATION, WAGON OR els C+i mplete outfit price �,,.. Tax Exempt Add MA ler wagon adapter & latChes CAN4[1AN HURRICANE EQUIPMENT LTD HARROW, ONTARIO Phone 5W734-2 j7 DEALERS WANTED d r AUTO GLASS LIMITED THE GLASSM.EN OF ONTARIO Far vinyl fops • e'onvembis 0OP0 a Ciro upt1C.0e0AQr • wind$h aId* * bOdy protective moo ding, 365 BAYFIELD RD. GODERi(H (ALt 524-236 snthron"s 4th Annual Warehouse Sale is on ...but we've moved it to the store for .. . BOURN'S STO E WAREHOUSE SALE Come in and save now, come ireand*help; You can save. on everything you ant so should you, but remember - - over 6,000 squareRfeet ,of furniture on display . furniture at great Savings. We mean business. The Howick Junior Far- mers' club had a very suc- cessful dance recently at the Howick Community Center. The proceeds from this dance are going to the fighting farmers against hydro corridors. Get your diplomas Commencement has been over for a couple weeks, yet the main office still has 43 diplomas left. It seems amazing that the graduates would not have sufficient interest to pick up their secondary school diplomas. So we must make an appeal to the parents, relatives or friends of these people to come to CHSS's drain office to pick up these diplomas. Show some interest and pride in accomplishment! World Famous Oritethel FINE CHINA AND TABLEWARE INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL 4'O% OFF ALL SETS Come in and see our new selections of gifts ... the largest. and most reasonably gid. collection of gifts to be priced. PidgeonHoie Boutique • ERUCEFIEL D $2.f 31 OPEN: i DAYS A WEEK A M, - $ P.M. 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