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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-06-07, Page 21The Central Huron Secondary School Soccer team and the cheerleaders, each who won Huron,Perth titles last. week, rode victoriously in the Spring Fair parade last Saturday.(News-Record photo) L I) central huron chronicle Rick Brown, Editor Rick Brown, Editor secondary school news school news This is the end By Rick Brown The 4th editor • Let it be known, realized, stated and resolved that this being the last full week of school, the final Chronicle has come to be and with it, my term as editor, in this school year, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun- dred and seventy-nine. I now sit in my office• thinking over the past year. What a year it was! On a scale of 9 to 10, I say it., rates 9.99 (there is always ' room for im- provement) . The club has put out the weekly, five issues of the monthly and formed the first all Ontario high school newspaper conference. The Chlonicle is now famous, respected ---and ,, one of the best high school newspapers in Ontario. I am glad I had the chance to be editor There are many people to thank for the success of this magnificent paper, but considering I hate a long.thank-you and good- bye, I will make the list short - Clinton News - Record,, the photographers and the people of the Chronicle staff. One man who has to be recognized by himself is our staff advisor, Mr. Ron Smith. He has a great deal of insight and can see both sides of the question. There are few people who could handle the types of problems arising in the Chronicle like he does. As I sit here, next year's editor, Michelle , Cod) e;c, :,las5-,-r41.F,e- v started taljting , QoRtro1: She has here thoughts on Pipers visit Legion By Rene Brochu Schrieber, who did a, •Our Legion last great job of taking care of Sa. t, Zrday-was_the setting .our nlower. in the loer of colorful dress as Your lounges. 'I�he associate Ladies Auxiliary served members have another sandwiches and coffee to such function planned to the Southwestern Ontario take place' about eight Mass Pipe and Drum weeks from now when Band prior to the Clinton again they will don "hats Spring Fair Parade. It and aprons" for another turned out that the day gala affair. was one of bustling ac- Just a reminder that we tivities throughout the have a mixed golf afternoon and evening tournament coming up eN following the parade. soon, so if you have not as While the lower lounges yet registered for it, drop were filled to capacity for in to the Legion and most of the afternoon and register now. You'll evening, the auditorium again be treated to and fenced off outdoor another steak barbeque area was like a beehive of following the tour - activity with the nament. A reminder also ' associate members bubbling with enthusiasm pleasing our guests with food and refreshments. It took much work and a feeling of togetherness to accomplish the tasks they had set for themselves, but, as the compliments rolled in from every .direction, it became obvious that the many hours of preparation and service had been well worth -while. It required about 30 Associate Members to accomplish all the jobs that sprang up as over 300 persons were treated to the delicious steak barbeque with all the trimmings during the late afternoon and evening. As the evening wore on, our guests were treated to a free admission dance, again hosted by our associates. The visiting Legions were quite impressed by the efficient and friendly service they received from our Clinton Branch. It is only fitting that we express our appreciative congratulations to our associate members for a -• job well done, so when you see one, just let him know that you appreciate his presence in our Branch. While we're on, the subject of thanks, we should not forget our staff, Stan and Ron, ably a sisted by Bill Cham- bers, Bill Cox, Noel Flagg, and Milt • • that John Stevely has a social coming up in June, so check the date with your entertainment committee or the Legion Employees. Comrade Mary Brown was once more in the Legion news as she was fortunate in winning the first raffle prize at last Friday's TGIF. John Brownridge came up with the second prize, we're sure they'll both enjoy the goodies they each received. Mildred Carroll was not so fortunate, as her name was drawn for the attendance draw, but she had not registered, so the amount grows and will be up for grabs at this Friday's TGIF. Just drop in anytime during the week and register. Our Bingo last thur- sday evening was again well attended as bingo captain Ed Porter and his RR 5, team were on the job. The jackpot went to two of our regular par- ticipants, Vivian Knights and May Steep who split the $200 jackpot prize. Still on bingo, did you know that the Monster Bingos are again in full swing? Don't forget all service clubs are com- mitted to supply assistance at these bingos, so don't be shy, volunteer. Did you also know that Ed Porter has put in over 15 years as team captain of the RR 5 team. s • what needs to be done and improved. Good luck! To the townspeople, I hope you have enjoyed this page, an outlet of student thoughts and creativity. We really appreciated the few letters we received this year. Next year, please unite the paper and give it your views. The Chronicle would like to know the parents and townspeople's views. But I ain't finished yet. I myself shall return next year to Grade 13 and'head of business for `the Chronicle. Be seeing you. CHSS - What's that racket I hear? Is it Tarzan swinging through the jungle or just Mr. Philips making it through to the weekend? Nope...il?s those spirited students of CHSS drowning out the Ontario Massed Legion Pipe Band in the Clinton Spring Fair parade last Saturday! Saturday morning, the students of CHSS decorateda school float which displayed our Huron -Perth winning cheerleaders and junior soccer champions. Also the regular bunch of rowdies. (or students should I say) were on hand cheering for none other than the Redmen! Although more students would have been welcomed, all who were there had. a great time. Thanks to everyone who helped to decorate and those who rode. on the LETS -T�-'►7.:+. .' - r,�!r: .-rte Ei't� CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7 , 1979—PAGE 21 Big Brother's last revealing report • This is it. The last issue of B.B. for this year. I must say it has been quite testing at times but ob- viously survivable. After school last Friday, R.C.A.B. was watched giving R.A.P. a few of his amazing tips in disco dancing. A few more dips and dives R.A. and you'll really be ready to boogie down! S.C. and E.P. were last seen parading through the streets of Clinton latched on to a -man (or hunk I should say)' arced Harold. I hope you two finally agreed on something because Harold didn't seem to be able to hold on much longer. J. S. evidently had ,a pretty wild time on the weekend as he appeared a little battered Monday morning. Didn't you know travelling through dark woods can be dangerous to your health J? Always in need of a boost from time to time, R. Mc got it in his time of need from none other than B.C. (or Buzz as he is familiarly 'known). Really you two have got to stop meeting in the halls with your arms wrapped around each other! It could get around you know_. On the school float Saturday, D.T. destructed one of CHSS's most valuable volleyballs. At -a -go D, but what can you expect from a soccer player I FLOAT? float. Special thanks to Calvin Lovett for getting Jum us 'safely' through the parade route. rs win H -P On Wednesda , May 30 the CHSS Junior �• admen clobbered the St. arys Saluiks by a score of 5-1 in the final game of the season to win the Huron - Perth title. This is the first time the CHSS team has won that trophy since 1973 when they tied Goderich. Scoring for CHSS were Kevin Coyne with four goals and John Elliott with one. On Monday, June I1 all of the members will be decorated with medals Smile The trouble with letti-ng sleeping "dogs lie is that they're usually sleeping in the chair -you -Want... certifying their first place finish. Congratulations to all the team members and most of all Mr. Mac! Summer work Donald Sootheran is a Year II student at CHSS. He is interested in a wide variety of things, such as electronics, accounting and retailing. For health reasons, Don prefers indoor employment and is available all summer. Don, like many other ambitious students, is registered at the Canada Employment Centre for Students. Call us today at our branch in Goderich, - 524.27-44 or in• Exeter .' at 235-1711. - • M s The Central Huron Cheerleaders won first place in the Huron -Perth Cheerleading Competition held at C.H.S.S. last Thursday, May 31. From left to right are: Karen Bolger, Becky McCabe, Joanne Mid- dleton, Logi Wise, Lorie Alexander and Judi Torrance. Absent were Massie Andersen, Gloria Workman and Marnie Tugwell. (Chronicle photo) Can 500 People BeWrong? r Ms. C. Schofield Wingham, Ontario That's right! We've sOId nearly 500 ROYAL HOMES already and for a good reason...The quality that goes into every ROYAL HOME makes a superior home and the best house money can .buy. Come and see for yourself • visit our model home and tour the plant. Open Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and evenings by appointment. "Discover the Royal Way of Living" Write for Free Brochures Name Address Phone IIS jLI own a to it Yet [ 1 NO [- aka arm sr. aro duo, aidibiA Royal Homes Ltd. Box 370, Wingham, Ont. CaII (519) 357-2444 ♦ � 4♦ � •r 1 ♦. X1.+4 ♦ 4 i..'�►'1► ♦ 11r�►.�•dti A1.�►.►♦ guess! That's all. Thanks to all the munchkins and for you who entertained us throughout the year. Also year. Have a good thanks to our dear editor summer, good luck and for being so patient at always remember: Big deadline throughout the Brother's watching. Fair draw winners In the school children's draw fishing tackle and raincoat was won by William Mitchell, Goderich; sleeping bag donated by Fish and Game Club won by Debbie Scott, Auburn; ten speed bicycle donated by the fair board won by Kent Colquhoun, Clinton; electronic calculator donated by Clinton town council won by Kevin Turner, Clinton; skate board donated by Clinton Businessmen's Association won by John Reid, Clinton. The $100 Advance Sale Draw was won by Sam Castle, Clinton. The Huron County Cream Producers booth at the fair has announced a number of lucky win- ners. The butter prizes donated by Gay -Lea Products, Teeswater Creamery and Stacy's Dairy. Ice cream prizes donated by Fairholme Dairy. Friday draw winners were: 5 o'clock draws, three pounds of butter won ' by William Mitchell, Goderich; Mrs. Ann Agar, Seaforth; John J. Flynn, Clinton, Brian Ramsey, Blyth. Ice cream won by R.C. Moore, Bayfield; Annie M. Taylor, Clinton. Evening draw, three pounds of butter won by Ed Godkin, Clinton; Mrs. Robert Carter, Blyth; Iris Montgomery, Clinton; Bob Livermore, Clinton. Ice cream won by Linda Van Spencer, Clinton; Paul Taylor; Bruce Murray. Saturday winners were: three pounds of butter Lori Consitt, Belinda Cudmore, Jurgen Van Altena, Betty Archambault, Judy Morrison, Angela Gower, Shirley Ryan, William Stirling. 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