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S -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1977
central huron chronicle
(Iorrie york, editor
Complete School sports round -up
Basketball
On Thursday February 10,
Goderich Vikings wiped
CHSS in all three games.
Goderich Midgets defeated
CHSS .64 - 12; Goderich
Juniors won by a score of 54 -
23; and CHSS Redmen lost
their game 80 - 29. "
In the—Junior game Craig
Gladding had 10 points and
Joe Verberne had 8. Today
CHSS Redmen host the
Wingham team and
tomorrow they host Mitchell.
Shooting
Students of both seices have
been invited to participate in
• .22 calibre target shooting.
Skiing
The downhill skiiers went
on a trip to Talisman on
'Saturday February 12.
Ev.eryone.enjoyed the day.
Volleyball
On Wednesday February 9,
CHSS hosted Exeter,
Goderich, Seaforth and
Wingham.
In their games, the Senior
girl's team defeated Goderich
15 - 8 and 15 - 11, but were
defeated by South Huron
(Exeter) 15 - 10,and 15 - 10.
The Junior girl's team
defeated Exeter 15 - 1 and 15 -
9 but lost to Goderich 15 - 12
and 15 - 6. The girls go to,
Exeter on --Wednesday,
February 16 and also go to
Goderich on • Mondlay
February 21.
Wrestling
On Tuesday February 8, the
CRSS wrestling team went to
Goderich for a match with
Stratford Northwestern and
Goderich wrestling teams.
Our Redmen were defeated
by both schools. Individual
wins went to Alex Harrett,
Steve Campbell,' Jim Moon,
and Steve Rosenlund.
The CHSS wrestling team
finished 7th in the Huron -
Perth finals. Roy •Deveau
placed 4th in the 98 pound
class. Alex Harrett was third
at 136 pounds, and Steve
Rosenlund was fourth in the
168 pound class. Best of luck
goes to Steve as he advances
to the WOSSA competition in
London tomorrow.
Other members of this
year's team were Jim
McClure (106 lb. ), Ben
Munnings (1.23 lb.) , Dave
Clynick (157 lb.), Steve
Campbell ' (168 lb:), Mike
Denomme (178 lb.), Eric
Street and Jim Moon (both
194 lb.)
The team would like to
thank Mr. Weber for his
coaching and support all
year.
Just ask Annie!
Dear Readers:
I'm not sure precisely what
it is that I do to deserve it, but
eery so often I am blessed
with a particularly artistic
piece of correspondence
which makes me feel proud
and fortunate to have this
sometimes demanding job.
The folllowing letter is not
one of those rarities,
however. (when I received it,
the thing was X-rated, but we
managed to cut it down to PG
-- thank heavens for editors).
It's from Dr. P. Brain,
famous head of the Univer-
sity of Colorado's Depart-
ment of Neurological
Disorders (it won't take you
long to discover why Dr.
Brain is head -- excuse the
pun -- of this department):
Dear Annie:
Due to the neurological
problems of a dear comrade
Your weekly `hottorscope'
by Sally Soothsayer ' many mysteries and
• problems for you. Persevere
AIRES - Hi-, there Aires! as well as you can.
You're going to have one ----of LIBRA - Poor Libra, other
a fight with someone close to people tendto take advantage
you. You are by nature a of your naivete ' and
belligerent person. L (Stay gullibility. DON'T let anyone
away from nie this week.) push you around. _Assert
TAURUS - The reason you yourself! Be tough!
Taurus people are under the . SCORPIO - Although people
sign you are, is because most may tend to tease you this
of you are as stubborn ,as a week, you must take a sen -
bull! Don't try to antagonize sible course. Kick them in the
Aires this week, or you'll knee (if you can reach).
have a fractured body! SAGITTARIUS - Your
GEMINI - 'Gemini people restless spirit will move you
are very changeable. They to do crazy, zany things. Get a
change their minds, good friend to lock you up!
girlfriends, boyfriends, and The fate of the free world
anything else that comes to depends on this.
'hand. Don't expect CAPRICORN , - I realize
agreement from them on that you modest C and areoshyrs How
ANYTHING!
CANCER - The most sickening!'Try being mouthy,
distinctive thing about
you is rash and
snobbish for a,
your sense of humour! Manychange
people believe that Arnold AQUARIUS - Oh dear old
Horshack was bprn under this Aquarius, you seem to be the
sign. Join the Sweathogs this °rou e `know-it-all" ,in every
� best advice for you
week. In your ear g p My
LEO - You big old "galoot", is to "Put up or shut up" (heh,
Leo! This week your personal heh, just joking fella.)
warmth will "Light up" the PISCES - I often feel there
halls of CHSS. If this is not the is something "fishy" about
case for you, I suggest getting Pisces (excuse . the ine,x-
"lit" with any method cusable pun). What I mean, is
possible. that you're plain STRANGE.
VIRGO - Sweet 'n' innocent Congratulations! You are the
• Virgoi (as we are led to best -adjusted people at
believe) this week will hold CHSS!
of ours, who has alpha and
meta brain waves that are
diffusing into the center of the
cerebellum, we have decided
to co-ordinate your sagacious
advice with our test results.
We realize that this is a
menial task for you;
however, we need some
confirmation of our superior
intelligence.- We have
suggested that he hurl his
thorax into swirling fathoms
of H2O (sea, ocean, lake, large
body of water, river, creek,
pond, toilet), but he has
disregarded our guidance.
In an attempt to pour some
1-12 SO4 down his esophagus,
we were foiled by his con-
traction of the pharynx. In
desperation,* we half -
hysterically suggested that
he force a 2 x 6 rectangular
object into any body orifice,
.to which he might respond
with an upward motion of a
specific digit of the left hap d,
in the form- of an un-
mentionable gesture.
Therefore you should be
able to realize our problem.
Any helpful suggestions you
may offer would be greatly
appreciated.
Psychosomatically Yours,
P. Brain, Ph. D., B.A., M.A.,
M.D. & Co.
BE WISE WITH
LIGHTING
DON'T WASTE IT
bllr'1�111 for all'
your Electrical Needs
482;7062
HAROLD WISE
LIMITED
Dear Mr. Brain:
Please don't take this
advice too literally, but: "Sit
on it
secondary school news
Prcfects defend themselves
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To the CHSS Student Body:
by Alex Harrett &
the CHSS Perfects
In recognition of a recently
published article in last
week's Chronicle, it is ob-
vious that some members of
the student body are
dissatisfied with the duties
5OMETTMES. I WONDER
" WHY RARE. ' WE DERE ? ". I MEM,
INTO WHAT GREAT uNUVERsAL
PLAN DOES 440,114 350 FIT?
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and rights sustained by the
Prefects.
In the first place, every
Prefect on staff is totally
qualified and has the ability
to carry out the duties
assiwd to him, or her and
are often called upon to go
above and beyond the set
guideline of duties., which
incidentally, -is set by the
faculty and administration.
A Prefect must not only be
able: to , endure long hours .at
dances wit') great patience,
but he must also be able to
quickly, decipher and anyalyse
situations on the spot, as to
whether. someone is fighting
or fooling.
For the most part, a "small
skirmish"- outside the school '
is outside the Prefects'
jurisdiction for patrol • true,
if a Prefect were present at
the scene, he could have
stepped in, unless he realized
it wasn't going to turn into a
serious problem.
On the same note, a
responsible student with any
self -principles at all could
. have done the same thing.
Who am I.?
I am a Grade 13 student
who is often seen in the halls.
1 am a member of the
wrestling team and I won my
pound class in .a tournament
in Listowel -about one. month '-
ago.
I also received a bronze
medal ' on Friday Feb. 11
when I competed in Huron
SOTW
Perth. I was a member of the
Senior Boys Volleyball team.
I am a prefect and I play a
very important role as a
prefect.
When I am not at school I
am often found playing road
hockey with "the boys" on
Raglan Street. I am known
for carrying a; large box
Actually something like
drugs,should be turned over
to the police, however usually
a polite but firm explanation
along with confiscation of the
drugs is usually sufficient for
keeping the problem to a
minimum. However, any real
problem beyond our
limitations is immediately
turned over to the police.
The purpose of the badges
is as the insignia of the
Prefects and in effect, the
stamp of approval from the "
administration. Therefore,.
any Prefect wearing a button
has thereby earned the right
' in doing so. The recognition of
the badges by all ' is very
important in :order for things
to go smoothly .
The Prefects have gained a
' lot of ground in the past
couple of years, but ,they still
haven't gained full control of
411 . situations, and can't until
co-operation from other
concerned students (as
obviously there are) is shown.
As for questioning the
rights of any Prefect wearing
a badge, this is immaterial,
t eo le already know
Then too, if we were to step , as mos p p
into every situation where what is expected of us. If they
someone wasn't "openly don't, they should.
displaying friendship",In conclusion, before we one takes any further
could do it two or three times anyone
"` between every class. strides in trying to knock the
In reference to the Prefect operation off keel, we
'HEARSAY - of the incorrect would appreciate your
rumour of the case of beer conferring with -us in person,
being found in the boys' rather than hiding behind the
washroom, this is highly Chronicle and its Dear Annie
indicative of the absurdity of Column.
your source of information, + + 4 -
as it is obviously impossible (Editor's Note) : I'd like to
to "sneak" a case of beer past thank Alex and the Prefects
the front door. Also, any beer for commenting on the
that was found, in the demanding role 'of the
washrooms was immediately Prefect.
confiscated and disposed of, I would also like to echo
off the school premises. their sentiments as far as the
Drugs are obviously an question of anonymity is
increasing problem at any concerned. As I have said
before, I believe that the
school or any place where
there is a large gathering of soundest and most rational
For the most opinions are those to which
young people. the author is willing to sign
part, drugs ,are out of the his or her name. - L.Y.
Prefects' hands.
around the halls, and for
chasing some Grade 12 and 13
students for money about
$3.20 each.
• If you have not guessed who
I am check the chronicle next"
week, same place, same
time.
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