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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-10-16, Page 16uut'Hortmon, „editor ), Marianne Menzies, the Central Huron Secondary School player of the week, shows her tennis form. (CHSS photo, Player of the week This is the first of a series of short articles to introduce some members of our school sports teams. Their nanl'es have been submitted to The Chronicle by the coaches of the teams on which theyplay. These '. people don't necessarily represent the stars of their teams but are examples of students who give a lot to and get a lot from "playing the game." This series has just been started and thus the first person featured is from a sport which started earliest in the school year. Marianne Menzies has been on the school tennis team for the last few years. She has played tennis for about three years with the Goderich Tennis Club. Marianne has gotten most of her practice outside school. She has played in the singles category at school. Marianne is also in- terested in other sports such as curling and badminton. Sports where she is by herself rather than on a team are what she prefers. Marianne has been on the school curling and badminton teams as well as tennis. Thank you The students of C.H.S.S. would like to thank the ' following merchants for their generous donations for spot prizes: Pepi's Pizza, Pizza Express, Shiral's Department store, Blue Fountain, c' B.T.R., Becker's and Gerrards. uronview.... • from page 1,5 auditorium. The room was decprated in the Halloween theme with little ceramic wiches, and scarecrows as the center pieces on the ind vidual tables. Mr. Ruddock, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Leybourne, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Lummiss attended the Anglican service in Goderich on Thurdday afternoon. After the service, the residents were served a lovely lunch at the back hall by the ladies. The' kelicious tea biscuits were the topic of con- versation on the way home in the van. Ladies on second, floor were put to work mixing cake batter for birthday cupcakes for the home, on Friday morning. Friday afternoon, bingo was played in the auditorium. Sympathy is expressed to the families of William Elsley, Henry Preiss, and Elizabeth Mitchell. 'Buronview would like to welcome Ray Webber, who is from Exeter and is now living in normal care. r Somin 1 41 Success l dan,c,e 4pite sti NICE SEDANS '80 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4 door, 16,000 miles, economical 267 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defogger. Licence PEM 250 7',29,5. '79 FORD LTD 4 door, 13,000 miles, 302 V8, automatic power steering, power'brakes, radio, vinyl top. Licence OYD 182 55,895. '79 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS 4 door, 11,000 miles, V6, automati , power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence OKR 119' $5,995. 'u eoNTIat-IAUREa-riaN- 4 door, 47,000 miles, 305 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, extra snow tires, radio, electric rear defogger, Like New., Licence MSY 689 $3,895, '77 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 4 door, 260 V8, just 21,000 miles by local owner, Ziebart rustproofed, power steering, power brakes, etc. Licen- ce MEN 518 $4,395. '77 DODGE ASPEN SE 4 door, 26,000 miles, 6 cylinder automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, top line model. Licence LHW 063 s3,695. '76 MERCURY MONARCH 4 door, 47,000 miles, 302 V8, automatic, power steeripg, power brakes, radio, local extra sharp ter. Licence KMU 925 $3,195. McGEE PONTIAC - BU ICK Hamilton St., Goderich, 534.8391 eitqc1 rules .fairly good, +-k+ On Thursday (today) there. will be an Apple Head demonstration in R.o.orn Dib during Par- ticipaction ppresentedby the Creative Sewing Club. Staff and students are welcome. See the display case by the office. • +.+ + On Friday, October 17, first ter,rn interim reports. will be given to students. This report will show the students progress thus far in the year. +++ The ring man will be at CHSS during Friday lunch hours. A $25 down pa en t---ig----re q u ir-e.d—an silver rings and $40 down payment is required for gold sweaters. The student can have the choice of design on the right side while the school crest will be put on the left side. The students initials are engraved on the back of the ring for free. . Several days before l.aSt Friday's dance, featuring Sheriff, Mr. Murphy stiffened the rules regarding school dances. The two main rules regarding dances are as follows; Any person who wishes tocome to a school dance. must be signed in by a student of C.H.S.S. by 3:15 p.m. on the .day of the dance; any person who is caught consuming alcohol or drugs at a school dance will be charged and suspended from all schools in Huron County; any person who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs w -ill -net--be-allowed into the dance. Despite these rules, the dance Friday night turned out to be relatively successful. This Week at CHSS On Wednesday, October 14 the C.H.S.S. band held its first practise. Turnout was The Chro.nicie q U Direct youi4 eyes to Drawing' C for a moment. Haw many, squares dd"es the drawing contain? (Answer next issue); Tired. of stacking cigarettes? Examine DraWing A and, marvel at • this ingenious solution to place six cigarettes so that 'each cigarette touches the other five. There are other ways, too. , Give up on seven? Drawing, shows the configuration for -seven cigarettes« Notice that one cigarette is standing upright, It takes 'balance, .but, it can be done« You are on your 'own, to try this with eight cigarettes. ++ By the way, we're not supposed to mention that Wednes'day, October 15 was Paul Hartman's birthday. (Source: Lounge Birthday Club) THE SEPARATE SHOPPE MAIN CORNER, CLINTON. PHONE 482-7778 (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) PANTTS- FOR SALE: ' .OPEN 1-6 OPEN 1-6 (WITH ENTIRE BLADE BONE REMOVED) FULLY AGED FOR TENDERNESS SUPER SPECIAL! MAPLE LEAF FINEST SHOPSY-S -CANADIAN BREAKFAST HAM SLICES 175gr,.P'KG.'','39 PRIDE OF CANADA TRIPLE PAK COOKED MEATS 500 gr.sle 98 KITCHENER PACKERS SUMMER SAUSAGE CHUBS ib *3.49 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING TUES4 OCT. 21 CANADA 'A' GRADE CROSS CUT RIB FORMERLY GROUND 'CHUCK MEDIUM GROUND BEEF SCHNETOERS RORK SHOULDER--- -- SP IA -Li__ SPECIAL! FULLY COOKED SMOKED d. BONELESS PICNIC SCHNEIDERS SPE TASTY SMOKED SKILLET St79 STRIPS PKc9r. 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