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Philip Street editor
Rhilip Street editor
secondary school yew,
secondary school news
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It's not whether you
win or lose, but where you
place the blame.
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Spring fever has odd effects
by Helen Hartman
Have you ever stopped
to consider what effect
the weather has on you
and your work potential?
Do you get ''down in the
dumps" during a period
of rainy, dreary weather
and suddenly begin to feel
better when the sun peeks
out from behind the
clouds?
Pathetic faillacy is an
English term used when a
person's mood is in
agreement with the
weather. Of course,
naturally happy people
don't let the weather
affect them and always
smile no matter what! If
you're the type who, on a
rainy day, would rather
roll over and go back to
sleep than get up and
race to school, you're
definitely affected by the
weather. On the other
hand, you react positively
too - on a warm sunny
afternoon, you're likely to
be in a fantastic mood
just because the weather
is nice.
27. Deaths
ROBERTSON
At Huronview, Clinton, un'
Tuesday, March 27, 1979,
Grace Robertson, formerly
of Goderich. Daughter of the
late John and Lucy
Robertson, -and dear sister of
the late Olive Robertson.
Survived by three nieces.
Rested at the Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich, for service
and committal on Friday, at
1 p.m. Interment Maitland
Cemetery,-14nc
HORTON
At South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, on Sunday, April 1,
1919, Annie M. (Page)
Horton of Hensall, in her 85th
year. Beloved wife of Harry
W. Horton. Dear sister of
Ben and Lily, both of
England. Also surviving are
two „ nephews, Ron of
Burlington and Peter of
England, .nieces, Jean,, of
England and Joan of Van-
couver. Visitation at the
Bonthron Funeral Home,
Hensall, Monday 2-5 and 7-9
p.m. Funeral service took
place from the funeral home
on Tuesday, April 3, 1979, at
1:30 p.m. with Rev. .T.G.
Husser,- officiating. Inter-
ment iHensall Union
Cemetery.-14nc
30. In memoriam
BLAKE
In loving memory of a dear
husband, father and gran-
dfather Orval Blake who
passed away four years ago,
April 3, 1975:
Beautiful memories, silently
kept
Of a wonderful husband and
father we'll never forget,
Every day in some small
way
Memories of you come our
way,
Life goes. on, we know that's
true -
But it's not the same, since
we lost you.
Sadly missed and lovingly
remembered by wife Iona
and family. -14x
Since the weather often
influences your moods,
your school work, in turn
is affected. On dreary
days, if you're in tune
with the weather, you're
likely feeling depressed.
When you're in this type
of mood, you're in no
mood to _ learn!! You
couldn't care less who
won the War of the Roses,
or that a base turns pink
when phenolphthalein ii
added, or whether a
declarative sentence is
the same as an assertive
sentence or whether a
four-leaved rose is
symmetrical about the
polar axis or...You just
don't care!!
Teachers too, seem
bothered by the weather.
If your teacher on a
Friday afternoon, looks
out the window to have a
desolate, gloomy scene
confront him when he
was hoping to go golfing
after school, he might
seem a little irritable. He
also night decide to give
some extra homework
30. In memoriam
DALE
In loving memory of a dear
father, Carman, who passed
away one year ago, April 10,
1978:
One year ago we had to part,
With a Dad we loved with all
our hearts,
You slipped away without a
goodbye,
But memories of you will
never die,
We miss you Dad and always
will,
You left a place no one can
fill,
There are other Dads in this
world we know,
But you were ours and we
loved you so,
As long as we live, we will
always be glad,
That out of this world you
were our Dad.
Sadly missed and always
loved by daughters Donna,
Brenda and Joan and sons
Duce and Daren. -14x
DALE
In loving memory of my dear
husband, Carman who
passed away one year ago,
April 10, 1978:
There is a gift in life you
cannot buy
That is very rare and true,
It's the gift of a wonderful
husband,
Like the one I had in you,
The many things you did for
me,
In your kind and loving way,
You gave me years of
happiness,
No one can take away.
A million times I needed you,
A million times I cried,
If love could have saved you,
You never would have died.
Those who have a husband,
Cherish him with care,
For you'll never know the
heartache,
Till you see his empty chair.
Too dearly loved to ever be
forgotten by his wife, June
Dale. -14x
just to take out his
frustrations on someone -
namely you, the innocent
bystander.
When it's beautiful
outside, you're likely
feeling great. You're
more likely to learn
something if you're
happy although there are
exceptions to every rule.
Even though you are in a
good mood, you still
might not be in a learning
mood. Since it's so nice
outside, you're likely
wishing you could be out
there to enjoy°the warm
air and sunshine. This,
unfortunately, doesn't
promote the_ learning
process. How can you
learn about Newton's
third law if you are
staring out the window,
daydreaming? Oh well,
at least you're in a good
mood!
Teachers enjoy the nice
weather too. They're just
as eager to be out and
enjoy the sunshine as we
students are. Sometimes
they are in such great
moods . that they even
31. Card of thanks
CARTER
We would like to thank our
friends and neighbours for
cards and gifts to Jason
while he was a patient in War
Memorit,rl Children's
Hospital in London. A special
thank you to those who
provided us with tran-
sportation to and from
London. Special than1is to
Dr. Baker. Dave, Gloria and
Jason. -14x
WHITE
I would like to thank my
friends, neighbours and
relatives for cards, gifts and
flowers while I was a patient
in Stratford Hospital and
since returning hone. Lhave
really enjoyed them. Ruth
Ann White, -14
FARQUHAR
Thanks to the Little Elves -
Sly, Bas, Debbie and Jan for
a job well done. Doug and
Betty. -14
POSTILL
We wish to thank all friends
and relatives for remem-
bering us on our 50th Wed-
ding Anniversary with.cards
and gifts. Special thanks to
our family and grand-
children for the evening
meal and entertainment, it
was much enjoyed and will
always he remembered.
Jean and Joe Postill.-14x
HESSELWCOD
The family of the late Mary
Jane Hesselwood would like
to express their sincere
thanks to their many friends,
neighbours and relatives for
their many acts of kindness
and flower tributes and
donations to the many
charitable , organizations.
Also thanks to the Tasker
Funeral Home, Rev. C.
Wittick and the Al Unit,
UCW Blyth United Church.
John, Keith and Ilene. -14x
piing Is here
Seaforth
FREEZE.
Is now open for 1979 season
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
In, a hurry...and hungry?
Phone Ahead for Lunch Dinner or
take -Out Orders Anytime!
Homburgs
Foot Longs
Chicken Burgers
French Fries
Onion Rings
Pizza
Submarines
Fish & Chips
Egg Rolls
Chicken
Shrimp
Chocolate &
Vanilla Ice Cream
Shakes
Sundaes etc...
Nes
Uncle Jack's
Fish ft Chips
Phone 527-0034
Ron & Gloria Riley
M
forget to assign
homework. Too bad it
doesn't happen very
often!
Now that we've
determined that the
weather does affect our
moods, let's hope that the
rainy, dreary days are
over and the sunny ones
are corning. Just think,
perhaps tomorrow the
sun will shine!!
Sports report
Intramural basketball
is upon us, well, upon the
senior grades anyway.
(4E claims they will walk
away with this cham-
pionship too, but we know
differently, don't we 5B).
On Thursday, March 29
Mr. Newnham's 3B team
was scared away just by
the thought of playing
Mr. Russell's 5B team,
prospective grads. Mr.
Baker's 3A also won by
acclamation over Mrs.
McKibbon's 4A.
On April 3, Mrs. Stubbs'
3D won by default over
Miss Senn's 4C and in the
only real game played so
far, Claude Daw scored
six points to lead Mrs.
Scott's 4B to a 7-5 victory
over Mr. Walker's 3C.
Smile
Standing ovations
during operas honor
performances — they are,
also a mass undertaking
to insure against leg
cramps from prolonged
sitting.
Studrt-
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5 , 1979—PAGE 23
TeiCICVI eC'
This week at CRSS
Another fund-raising
campaign will be starting
at CHSS shortly. Students
will be selling chocolate
bars. Bars will be
distributed on April 9.
When a student comes
around with chocolate
bars to sell, buy one and
support CRSS activities.
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Countdown at CHSS has
hors, ,nor for ', wrhilr` 'lnel
the official results are
tabulated. Mr. Reidy was
the "loser". He lost nine
pounds during the ordeal.
In total, CHSS students
who weighed in, created a
net loss of 52 pounds.
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The winners of the art
and literary contest of the
yearbook have been
announced. The winners
No more pop
In a surprise move
engineered by the
executive of the students'
council, the pop machine
was removed from the
cafeteria Monday
evening. Joe Arts,
president of the council,
stated that this action
was necessary "to
prevent the growth of
cancer in students'
teeth." The school ad-
ministration while ap-
plauding the action, takes
no responsibility for
removal of the pop
machine.
in the art category are:
first, Cathy Leppington;
second, Lori Wise. In the
literary category, first
was Julie Armstrong, 4A;
second was Mary
Holmes, 3E. The winners
received cash prizes on
Wednesday.
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AUCTION SALE
Three trucks, two tractors, combine and a complete line
of well maintained equipment and machinery held 1
mile East and '/z mile North of Dashwood on
Tuesday, .April 10th at 1:00 P.M.
TRUCKS:
1967 Ford 1000 single axle tractor c.w. 534 engine, 5
g 9
speed Dp. Boston seat & air, 36 ft. safetied Trail Mobile 11
trailer with 48" sides w. tarpaulin. 1959 Ford 3 ton c.w. 8
x 12 grain box with hoist as Is. 1964 Mercury 800 cabover
361 engine 1020 tires. 16 ft. with 4 ft. side, safetied.
COMBINE:
International 715 hydrosatic corn & bean special c.w.
cab, 6 cyl. gas, Zuick att. head, 810 13 ft. grain head, 10
ft. Remi pickup, 843.4 row corn head 30" (and new).
TRACTORS:
9600 Ford 847 cab, air, radio, weights adjustable rear
wheels 8 20-8-38 D.M.I. bolt on duals. SU Ford 4600 398
hours, radio (mint).
EQUIPMENT:
Ford 132 5 -furrow 16" plow c.w. hyd. cylinder, Ford 208
18 ft. cultivator wings 8 harrows, Ford 230 18 ft. disc c.w.
22" blades, Ford 352 4 -row corn 8 bean planter, Inter:
national 10 18 -run grain 8 fertilizer drill, International
55 chisel plow, 13 ft., Benn 12 ft. & two 4 ft. packers,
Malco 36 ft. 6 in. grain auger w. Briggs 8 Stratton 8 h.p.
engine, 8 ton Herst wagon - 185 bu. JM gravity box,
Golden Arrow sprayer 200 gal. 24 ft. boom, Vico 800 Ib. 3
Pt. H. fertilizer spreader, Allied 4 row 3 Pt. H. scuffler
w. rolling shields, Ford 142 3 furrow 18" 3 pt. h. plow,
Case 3 pt. h. 4-6 row scuffler, Menoe 3 pt h. harrow
weeder 20 ft., 3 pt h. Case 4 furrow 14" plow, 165 bu.
Turnco gravity box 8 wagon, 4" grain auger/Massey
Harris 6' mower/M.H. side rake/aluminum doors, win-
dows, propane stove 8 other items.
Farm rented.
Auctioneer's Note: This is an excellent offering of
relatively new 8 well maintained machinery. No small
items. Plan to attend early.
Proprietor: Don Rader
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