Clinton News-Record, 1976-10-28, Page 1931.
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Football
ood neurs,bad news
OISS Senior Redmen were
defeated by Palmerston
Norwell Reftert) 27-1 on
OrsdaY, October 21. The
draen*s only point came on
a safety punt by Allan Young,
the CHSS funior Redraft
were also defeated by
alroerston 20-0.
The senior girls defeated
Wingham in. Clinton last
Tuesday. October 19,38-23.
High scorer was Marianne
Cummings who scored 13
Ws. Susan TyndaU scored
10 points.
Cross Country
The midget girls team
placed second in the Huron -
Perth meet and qualified for
WOSSA. The top runners
were Peggy Jones and Renee
Roorda.
The midget boys placed
fifth, the top runners being
Claude Daw - 7th, and Mark
Murray - Iltit. amide Daw
will also be competing at
WOSSA,
In the junior race. George
Collins placed 14th in his race
and Debbie Postma 12th in
the girls' race.
WOSSA will be held this
Sathrday, October 30, at
Campbell Conservation Area
near Alvinston starting at
12:30.
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always doing sothething you
can't afford.
what promisee to Im a good,
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From to 7+ p.m,, dinner
consisting of wieners and
APS* will be serve4 in the
cafeteria,
in addition % the uflUed
frolics, a Halloween Party
will be 'held all day in the
snittll gym (10 7), There will
be bobbins for apples.
pumpkin carving, darts,
colors game and OIL
1 even beer a rumor that a
mysterious dark gypsy lady
will be telling fortunes at
CMS.
There will be prizes and
candies for all, so be sure to
come and participate in
CRSS's first Golden Arrow
Day!
Junior girls
ft—bailers lose
The CHSS Junior Girls
'Basketball team played in
Mitchell last Thursday. They
played well during the game,
but unfortunately were
defeated by 28-17.
The Senior girls also played
in Mitchell last Thursday.
They gained a huge victory
over the Mitchell team with
the dtnamic score of 34-8.
Congratulations te 01 the
girls on their well -fought
game!
agic
Miss Jane
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October 19
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Pengelly was the
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meeting of the
Magic Circle of Wesley -Willis
United Churob.
u rs Home
On Suuday, October 17, Ptckett of Maitland
Manor Nursing Home, Goderlch celebrated his Seth
birthday with approximabely 50 guests corning to
congratulate him on this happy occasion. Among those
visiting was MP 'Jack Riddell who is pictured above
offering his congratulations. Congratulations were also
received from London „Ontario, Calgary and, Kendal,
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Economist, her duties are
many, but the most exciting
is working with the 100 4-0
clubs in the county.
Slides showed the many
skills learned by the 4-11
members.
Gretta Nediger and Rita
Dales led in devotions and the
theme they chose was
"pettiness".
Group leader Mary Murch
conducted the busbies -S.
Supply convenor Marg Cole
announced that another bate
will be packed before
November 15, but con-
tributions are not to be
brought in until after the
November 6 bazaar. Bazaar
convenor, Florence- Oliver
asked that 16 pies be donated
from our group for the lunch
that is available at the
bazaar.
The penny contest ended
with Mari Smith's team
victorious over Rita Dale's
team who must prepare the
dinner for the winners on
November 9.
The group made 13 hospital
and 18 home calls during the
previous month. Lunch was
then served.
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next wreeek.
so:eating:gin the spr&ng.
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Just ask Annie!
Dear Ms. Slanders:
That's just the perfect
name, where do you get your
schooling for advice? I'm
sitting here with some friends
who claim they'd never ask
for advice if they stood on
their heads.
Man, have you flipped?
Prom what I've read in your
column lately, you'd never
mate it as a- psychiatrist;
more likely the -pat -lent, The
things you've been giving to
distressed people. really rip
me off,
Why don't you dunk your
head you twit???? It'll be
better than your sickening
advice!!! Ilhink an awful lot
of people would give anything
to see who you are, so they
can spit in your face. How'd
you get to be Annie•anyway?
Watching people through key
holes?
Forever yours,
A ripped off grade 11
Dear ripped:
Always nice to hear from a
fan.
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Dear Annie,
How would you suggest a
fellow might start a Harem
for himself and how many
girls should 1 start off with?
Yogi Bear
Dear Yogi Bear:
I suggest you put on a
turban- and go to the zoo.
Anyone who wants to be in-
volved in such polygamous
practices should belong
there. Instead. just get
yourself a single girl and go
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Dear Annie,
Just when is our school
library going to get some
intelligent, mind-expanding,
literate novels. 1 am sick and
tired of the sad mass of sorry
and shoddy books that he
dormant upon the shelves.
Please have this matter
looked into immediately.
1 hope more religious books
are purchased, Is there any
chance of the library ob-
taining "the story of 0", '''rhe
Happy Hustler" etc.
Sincerely yours,
A book worm
Dear Worm:
Maybe it is time the library
had more books. but fat
chance they'll get hot books.
0 you are desperate, see
Linda Lovelace for a few
books yourself Rev.
That's All folks!
bY Dav141.elbold
Mr. Mann's Triorel Club
meets perioitItc#11y in room
313. When L.' -'popped In
Thursday afternoon, „1 /Vend
out the students .Were
deciding if they wafted to go,
to France ,or tht.. Caaarij
Islands. --A.q,t
The pros drid-cps of eab
were discussed. Everytht
from transportation to ac-
commodation is considered.
If you like to travel overseas,
for a memorable trip, contact
Mr. Mann or go to Travel
Club meetings.
Schoorish40SebwseSt time of
owl. Oaoryisl
Ow:
mesloote .ygp
heard*,$c1i�1is the hest
time of yr, e"? Parents
are always saying "stay in
school. Try hard and use it to,
its full benefits". "You wilt.
never have the problems in
school like you will on your
-vs" or "You won't get
ateduntuuycrer..
wahtie0and
ren,. withoutt.swea
an
y
just to spend a few years in
school for a better life in the
But is it really like that? Is
't just a small stepping stone
trito the future?., Can your
education be regarded as just
a few years of your life, but
still have such a drastic ef-
fect?
Do parents realize how
hard it really is? Do they
understand the dernands one
must answer; the deadlines
one must meet: and still have
an easy and enjoyable time in
school?
ommunicate,
ask fOr S00104sS •
the way, what i'eprtse
YOU get %Ter
when 1 Went to sh
the teacher - that'sw$1thr
are paid for." Or one parent
Who might net Want the
embarrassment might say "
think you should try it
yourself. You'll never learn
any other way" or' "Go as
your sister (brother. mother,
friend)",„
So you -keep on struggling.
You do your homework, get
your essays and assignments
in on time, study hard for
exams and try your best all
Then for some reason, your
marks drop a few percentage.
points and the world comes
down on you. "Well what's
the problem? You never had
trouble in that class
before..."
You just can't win!
This week at Central Huron
by David Leibold
An action packed week for
us! Looks like we have some
events.
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Unfortunately, press time
allowances will not make
room for the waikathon,
Wednesday, October 27.
Actually, it was a com-
bination waikathon bikathon.
It covered a route between
Clinton and Auburn.
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The "Reach for the Top"
team of CHSS went against
Walkerton High School for a
shameful defeat of 350 to 165.
In spite of serious doubts
expressed -about governors-
general and vestigial organs,
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the game went well!!
The program is scheduled
for December 4, on CKNX. It
is uncertain whether CHSS
will go against anybody else.
The team of Steve Rosenlund,
Mark Nicholson, Phillip
Street and Lorry York were
up against formidable op-
ponents as Walkerton were
regional champs last year.
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Golden Arrow Day is set for
October 30th. The activities
start at 10:30 a.m. which
include a Gong Show, two
games, a supper and
numerous other activities. A
dance in the evening is set up
by "Icarus". It looks like
there will be an exciting day
at CHSS, October 30.
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Buy yourself a yearbook
and remember your days at
CHSS. You'll be impressed!
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The youth clinic will come
November 2. Any students
that are interested in ear
testing, fluoride brushing, a
medical interview or
numerous other services are
asked to contact the Guidance
Office for an appointment.
+ + +
Another week has passed
for CHSS. For results of the
Golden Arrow Day,
Walkathon cum Bikathon,
watch this column for further
details.
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