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central huron chronicle
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(Iorrie york, editor )
secondary school news
Your weekly. 'horrorscope'
by Sally Soothsayer
Aries - Spring is here, so
Why don't you do something
utterly insane - run barefoot
in the grass, but watch out for
men in white uniforms.
Taurus - This week is an
ideal time for you to do some
heavy thinking. Get your life
in per"spective (i.e. dispose of
your mother-in-law, run away
from home, etc.)
Gemini - Be careful whom
you trust this week. Some
practical jokers may be
lining you up/for their next
laugh. On the other hand, you
could turn the' tables and get a
few jollies yourself.
Cancer - Look out, Cancer!
Romantic entanglements will
be a highlight this week.
However, if you happen to be
untangled, footloose, fancy-
free, etc, WATCH OUT! You
may not be for long.
Leo - Try to be a little less
strongminded this week. If
others do not see things your
wad!,, pbe submissive for a
change: If this, fails for you,
go out and kick the dog !
Virgo - Virgo you will be
floating on a cloud this week.
You will see things in an
optimistic and cheerful light.
In other words, you will be
totally sickening to the rest of
us for a while.
Libra - Put your keen in-
tellect to the test, Libra.
Challenge yourself by doing
something a bit more difficult
than you are used to. How
about Che 550? Mat 550?
Scorpio - Now that you've
put those grumpy feelings
behind you, let's see how long
you can keep it up! This week
let's try kindness, ` con-
sideration, and gallantry. In
other words, be totally
UNLIKE your normal
unlovable self!
Sagittarius - This week
could be less than great for
you. Beware of black cats,
ladders, and other_ evil
omens. In addition, keep
away from gory movies such
as "The Exorcist". Go see a
Walt Disney flick.
Capricorn - Are you feeling
lonesome? Get over those old
blues and do something
efferent arid exciting
(checkers? tiddly \winks?).
Don't overexert.
Aquarius Ja Get ready for a
fantastic week! You'll have
so muclaogood luck, you will
think the tooth fairy is per-
ched on your shoulder. (Don't
be surprised if people on the
street give you strange
glances).
Pisces - Express the
creative element in your
nature. If you aren't par-
ticularly given to dancing or
painting, how about
decorative needlepoint for
fun and profit, or flamenco
dancing in six easy lessons,
This week at CHSS
by David Leibold
Last week was the nine day
school holiday. Many went to
such places as Florida,
Tennessee and even Strat-
ford. We hope you have en-
joyed your holiday.
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The Marathon Dance will
be held on April lst. The
dance already has several
pairs lined up to - dance.
Undue pressure has changed
one of the rules though.
Boys can now dance with
boys and girls can dance with
girls. (Something funny is
going on here!) There were a
number of boys that wanted
to dance with their ov5n sex.
(Confuscious say: He who
dance with man bound to be
looney) .
An art exhibit is now
showing at the library. The
art is spread out all over the
room next to the library
(206). A comment sheet was
provided and here- are some
of them :
"Print No. 9 looks like Alice
Cooper"
"So does No. 8 and 11."
"It's really terrible".
Among the bad comments
-were the good comments. The
exhibit was set up by the
University of Western
Ontario..
Who is SOTW?
I am a Grade 9 student at belong to the ski club and the
C.H.S.S. who is in home form track and field. My hobbies
1G. I am often seen in the outside of school are swim -
halls outside Mr. Black- ming and skiing.
more's room with my buddy. My nickname is "Scottie".
I am known for being .I was last seen learning how
"almost" an angel in Mr. to revive a drowning victim
Black more's science class. I by Mr. Blackmore.
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What's up at the movies
by David Leibold
Hello out there in
movieland! Have you seen
any good• movies lately?
Perhaps ' you drive a
Just ask Annie!
Dear Annie:
I just heard about it and I
think it's just terrible. I
mean, nobody ever thinks my
opinion is worth anything, but
I've just got to speak up. It's
about these tennis courts that
the Students' Council wants to
build. Thousands of dollars
that could be used for lots of
useful things like a new
needle on the record player so
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like Oscar
mean, who
anyway?
How often ,•does somebody
get shot or mugged when
they're playing tennis? And
think of the costs. ..I mean,
do you know what a decent
judge is making these days?
And nobody could afford a
lawyer. .you know what they
always say, anyway; the
lawyer who pays himself has
a fool for a client. . '.or
something like that.
Anyway, I think the whole
darn judicious system stinks,
so if I get called for jury duty,.
you can find me in Wim-
bledon.
the Grouch --I
needs courts,
Truly Worried
In Transit
Dear TWIT:'
No, No, NO! A billion times,
no! You play tennis on
courts! They're about
seventy feet long, with a net
in the middle and ...oh forget
it!
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Dear Annie:
Sorry about that idiotic
letter. It's an old joke.
Truly Worried
In Transit
Dear TWIT:
That's all right. It's an old
sport.
Gnomemobile. Did you burn
up over Towering Inferno?
Did you get the "bear" facts
when you saw Grizzly?
Unfortunately, a lot of the
movies are either Adult
Entertainment or Restricted.
This column gives you a peek
at what's to come.
The Theatres Branch of
Ontario assigns certain
ratings to each movie. The
rating is based on the content,
amount of obscenity.
violence, etc.
General means that
anyone can be admitted to the
movie. The movie is free of
obscenity, objectionable
content and the like.
Adult Entertainment -
means- there is some
swearing and violence in the
film. However,, this does not
prevent students and children
from getting in. It is intended
only as a guide so that your
five-year-old sees Winnie the
Pooh instead of Jaws.
Restricted - now this gets
hot! It means that , no one
under 18 will be admitted into
the film in any way, shape or
form. There are only a few
students that are this age in
the high school.
The movies in this column
should be shown at the
Lyceum in Wingham and -or
the Park in Goderich at the
date shown or (if the date has
not yet been published) they
should be coming soon.
"Mother, Jugs & Speed":
This is a story about am-
bulance attendants working
in, a day to day situation.
There is 'lots of fun and there
are scenes that are serious
within. On at the Lyceum
until April„ 2nd. (Adult
Entertainment)
"Freaky Friday": Don't
miss out the fun when a girl
and her mother switch minds.
A classic case of comedy
schizophrenia`! (General', On
at the Lyceum from Wed.
April 6 -Tues. 12th.
"Drum": Mandingo lite the
fuse, "Drum" is the ex-
plosion. The critics want
somebody to clean the mess
up. But if you privileged few
want to get rid • of their
boredom, they may want to
go up sometime - between
April 13 and.15 at the Lyceum
(Restricted)
Watch for:
"Rocky": This won the
Oscar for Best. Picture last
Monday night. Good• en-
tertainment. No student
worth his salt should miss it
when it comes. (Adult
Entertainment)
"Airport '77": The new,
exciting Airport leaves the
runway. This time, the plane
crashes into the waters of the
Bermuda Triangle. There is
lots of suspense in this one so
watch for it. (Adult Enter-
tainment)
"Wizards"-: A cartoon
feature being circulated
around now that shows the
Earth 10 million years in the
future. The planet is run by
Wizards, Sorcerers, Fairies
(no pun intended) and other
magical creatures. A study in
war and peace when battles
rage. Coming soon. (Adult
Entertainment).
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