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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-06-02, Page 15$ • = centrad huron chronicle lorrie york, editor secondary school news CHSS wins at Huron - Perth track meet Two weeks ago Tuesday the CHSS track and field team went to Seagram Stadium in Waterloo for the Huron -Perth meet. The entire team did not place in the team standings, but the senior boys won their division with 120 points. The midget, junior and senior boys together placed third. Since mention of all in- dividual winners and placers is not possible, several of the outstanding will be men- tioned. Pat Philips, a great asset to the school, won the individual senior boy's trophy. He did this by ac- • cumulating two first places and a second. Congratulations, Pat! • Wilmar Bakker came first in the 500 metre race and in the open 400 metre hurdle. Paul Garrow was second in discus and third in shotput. Steve Reid was first in discus with a new Huron - Perth record. Congratulations, Steve! The outstanding girls were: Michelle Corbett who won the junior girls 400 metre race, Joan Hunking came second in discus and third in both javelin and shotput. Also, the senior boys' relay team must be mentioned, as they placed second, beating the Huron -Perth record. The team consisted of Pat Philips, Mark Nicholson, Paul Garrow and last but certainly not least Mike Denomme. Last Wednesday evening and all day Thursday, these people and others went to the WOSSA meet in London. Top performers from our school were Pat Phillips again placing fourth in long jump and fifth in both the triple jump and the 100 metre race. Wilmar Bakker placed third in the 400 metre hurdles and fourth in the 800 metre race. Mary Anne Cummings placed fourth in the discus. This week at CHSS We would like to • congratulate the new members of the Students Council for next year. President is Mike Denomme, M vice president is Gayle Cunningham, secretary is Glenna Ellis'a-nd treasurer by acclamation goes to Bill Murphy. We hope that they are of reasonable character to run our council next year. Next week is our LAST instalment of the chronicle for,this year. Dear Annie shold be back with more letters and SOTW may even return in the fall. Next week, a complete M review of the major events of CHSS this past year will be put in the Chronicle. There , 0 will be closing words and "finish -up" articles. Don't miss our last issue for this school year! Beware the final exam! This final exam works on the basis of a recommendation mark. If you're above 60 percent marks, there is little to worry about. However, should you go under - BINGO! You write the finals for 'the subject. Let's hope we are spared most of these exams. The Wheable Music Department from London came for a concert last week to show off their band and madrigal choir. Director of the choir was Lois Abel, last year's music teacher at CHSS. Redmen close season with a loss Last Friday, the Senior Redmen soccer team ended their season with a loss in the sudden death gemi-final game. The score was 1-0 in M favour of the Listowel team`. It was a very close game with the Listowel team jumping into an early lead on a scrambly play after less than five minutes of play. From then on Clinton faced an uphill battle and had several good chances to tie the game and force overtime. However, they could not get 4/any breaks and time finally ran out on them. The players would like to thank their coach, Mr. 4s, DeGroot, for his time and effort throughout the season. Although it was not a winning year, it is certain that everyone enjoyed the season. The members of this year' ti team are Tony Arts, Wilmar Bakker, Frank Claessens, Dave Clynick, Dave Counter, Paul Galachiuk, Alex Harrett, Mike Hoba, Steve Johns, Charles Mustard, Michael O'Reilly, Paul Robinson, Gary Tebbutt, Richard Verberne, Pete Wise and Alan Young. Special thanks to those fans who drove to the game on Friday to cheer the Redmen on. Just ask Annie?! Dear Annie: My friend Waldo is' an albatross. This, you may think, 'is problem endugh, if you are familiar with the life of an albatross. But Waldo has a bigger problem still. Last week he ate his mother. You undoubtedly realize the physical problems involved in this, but what of the more subtle aspects? Poor Waldo has been in a severe state of depression ever since the indigestion abated, and he is presently considering taking a long power dive off a short cliff. Consider, if you will, the waste of another life snuffed out in that eternal moment of thunderous collision, the rocketing bird smashed, crumbled, annihilated, ex- ploded on the rock, demolished and spattered all over the . . . sorry -- guess I ✓ got a little carried away. Anyhow, you get the message, Annie. Waldo is counting on your advice. • Just a Buddy. esf Dear Buddy: t Yuck! Ptooi! Albatross all over the place! But I say he deserves it. Sell your grampa, torture your aunt, kick your brother-in-law in • the teeth; but for mercy Perform a death -defying Give Heart fund. Give Heart Fund Your weekly `horrorscope' by Sally Soothsayer Aires - Try to see below the surface this week, for things may be deeper than is originally thought. If . you dislike this mystery however, be shallow! Taurus - This week you will have tendency to become jealous at the least little thing. A warning to.__ girlfriends, boyfriends, etc. of Tauf;us people. Take it easy (or don't take it at all) Gemini - This week, your moods will skyrocket up and down from fantastic to "crummy" and back again like a mixed-up meteor. Beware of subsequent jet lag. Cancer - I realize that Cancer people, have had horoscopes filled with ex- citement and suspense lately. Hate to break the winning streak folks, but this week is going to be a big bummer! Have a good week! gracious sakes, don't eat your Leo - Your moods will run mother, whatever you do. so black that you might throw objects at Anita Bryant's orange juice commercials this week. (Don't we all get the urge??) Beware of angry television repairmen) Virgo - Accent is on romance for the next few days. You are going to meet a gorgeous, handsome, girl - guy. Unfortunately she -he has a boyfriend:girlfriend. Sounds like Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, doesn't it? Libra - Try to be outside this week and do a bit of communing with nature. Do a bit of "Hello, birds. Hello, trees. . ." Keep a lookout for men in clean white coats heading your' way. Scorpio - If people start telling you that you are crazy, don't worry about it. You've probably been told that before! Relax, and go crazy, if that's what your little heart desires., Sagittarius - This is a busy time for you.' Things need to be done, deadlines are there to be met, but don't despair. Next weekyou will be bored stiff!' Have a good week, fella!! Capricorn - 'In your near future, you will be connected somehow with children. If they happen to be of the "species" under age ten, pin them onto the clothesline and let it all go out in the wash! Aquarius - Mystery per- vades your near future. Look for hidden meanings. Be suspicious. For an encore, maybe you might join the CIA. Pisces - watch out for a stormy few days. An argument between you and a loved one (?) could burst_ any moment. If your loved one has a violent temper, perhaps a suit of armour would be in order. Next week, I will be letting you in on what the stars hold for you this summer. Be sure to catch us next week ! Love, Sally. .irimmmasrN•mmmauimimimmm•N•mmmsmmmiv- When you hearthe name �P P 5 Which do you think of • • • • GUNS °R PUMPS? WE ARE THE ONES WITHTIIE PUMPS Here are some of the PUMPS we stock Here ore some of the other things we stock • •"• Sorry -no guns!!! PUMP LINES STOCKED • ARMSTRONG BERKLEY DURO • , EPPS MONARCH MYERS egas AND OUR PRESSURE WASHERS 800-1200 PS1 HORIZONTAL OR UPRIGHT MODELS. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS EPPS SALES and SERVICE CLINTON, ONTARIO (Hwy. 8 East) 482-3418 EPPS SALES and SERVICE is an authorized Service Center for: Myers Monarch, Duro, Berkley Pumps. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1977- .. ?,p),C,M1 What's up at the movies For the past few weeks we've been keeping students up' to date on movies that are coming and movies in this area. The school year is just about over so in this in- st&rnent, we will print a list of movies coming this summer. Here are the movies running now. "ROCKY" Lyceum - showing' at the theatre in Wingham from June 1 to 7. Sylvester Stallone plays the boxer and Talia Shire plays his girlfriend. Stallone was poor before his stork was made into movie, but this story makes him rich! This is an amazing success story. The movie was the Best Picture at the Academy Awards this spring. A sen- timental and emotional picture. (Adult). "THE EAGLE HAS LANDED" - Hitler's empire is about to decline and he wants Winston Churchill to be kidnapped. It coming to Lyceum, Wingham in mid-June. Exciting and Suspenseful. (Adult). "THE GREATEST" - Muhammed Ali's life is portrayed in this film. The man playing Ali is none other than Ali himself. It already played in Goderich and it should come to another theatre soon. (Adult) The following are movies scheduled to appear this summer. "STAR WARS" - the newest sci-fi movie set in the far future. Its special effects are said to be better than 2001: A Space Odyssey. Time Magazine claims it to be the best movie of the year. "RITUALS" An adventure film about survival. Five men want to emerge as better men than before. During the trip, some horror starts to menace them. The filming was done Model Parliament debates novels Members of the CHSS Debating Club went to SH - DHS, Exeter for the annual Model Parliament. The Model Parliament gives all of the five debating clubs from Huron Country a chance to get together, chat and engage in some "tongue -wagging" debates. This year, topics discussed included the' abolishment or retention of the Monarchy (with all due respect to Jubilee year) and the issue of novels in the Huron County Secondary schools. From CHSS the members at -Model Parliament were; Philip Street, Sylvia Wilson, Veronica Huffman, Lorrie York, Crystal Huffman, Mike Thomson, David Leibold, Scott Doherty and Jeff Hearn. A thank -you ,,goes to Mr. Munro for accompanying us, and to the South Huron Debating Club for sponsoring the whole day. in Northern Ontario. "CITIZEN'S BAND" - The new movie about the latest fad, CB. A picture re is about all the toys and pitfalls of CB. Don't miss it. (Adult) "FIRE SALE" - A comedy soon to be released at Major Theatres about an apartment store going out of business. When they cancel the fire insurance, a plot is set up to burn the building. (Probably Adult), • "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" - This story is expected to be the biggest WWII Picture in years. An explosive epic. (Probably Adult). "NEW YORK, NEW YORK" - Liza Minnelli comes back in this film about romance and the 1990's. "THE DEEP" - An un- derwater story by the man who wrote Jaws. A young couple do down into the water to solve a mystery - only to meet lurking dangers. "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" A new James Bond film about earth being in danger by a nuclear explosion. "BOUND FOR GLORY" - The story of Woody Guthrie in his ,1943 .autobiography. A great story about the famous composer. "THREE WOMEN" - Robcrt Altman directs this film about three women living out in a desert. Altman comes in the film and probes their relation3hips. "THE STING" - Coming back for another theatre run. This film won a number of Academy Awards. Marvin l-Iamlisch's theme score was based on the music of Scott Joplin. If you missed it, don't miss it this time. The Clinton Lions Club has decided to pay for a $197 hearing aid for a local child with hearing difficulties, and this week, Earl Hilderley, right, Lions treasurer, presented the cheque to Liz McHugh, the Public Health nurse who is Helping the child. (News -Record photo) Tiny Tot Swimming Program beginning: June 13 (duration 2 weeks) For: children - ages 2 - 5 (must be accompanied by one adult) FPe: Residents - $3.00 Non -Residents - $4.00 Registration forms and information available from the swimming pool (524-7591) This is your personal invitation to meet JACK RIDDELL Auditorium - Goderich Arena MONDAY, JUNE 6th 5 to 8 P.M. Meet Jack Riddell and his family HAVE BEES pN BUN Beef and trimmings and coffee Don't miss this election round -up rally RIDDELL is good for Huron County ON JUNE 9th RE-ELECT ACK RIDDELL AP