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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-10-21, Page 23The Rad Shop has moved uptown from its Bayfield Road location and is now affiliated with Clinton Auto Parts. Gerry Cox, 23ryear veteran of the radiator repair business has a new assistant, Garry Elliott of Clinton, shown here fbdng a rad.(James Fitzgerald photo) Welsh farmers visit here SEAFORTH - The 33 junior farmers from Wales who were paying a returtvisit to Junior Farmers in 'Huron, Grey and Bruce Counties were in Seaforth on October 8th for a giant pig barbecue. Held at Vincent's Farm Equipment, owner Marlene Vincent noted, "I think it's tremendous that local Junior Farmers here in Huron took the initiative with this Welsh visit." Some of the Welsh visitors took the opportunity to drive combines and a new series of tractors at the RR '1, Seaforth business. The across -the -ocean farmers returned home after their 13 -day whirlwind tour of the area. Pool heating costs cut KINCARDINE - The Kin- cardine and District Com- munity Centre and Recreation Board has taken two steps that will reduce heating costs in the com- munity centre pool. Three fans have already been installed and are now in use and a pool blanket will be installed on October 23rd. Ron Boulton, manager of the community centre feels that the additions to the pool will definitely cut heating costs. The fans will help to keep warm air circulating around the pool level instead of against the ceiling. Boulton also reported that the blanket will result in a 60 to 65 per cent reduction of costs to maintain the water temperature. � central huron chronicle This week at CHSS University day was a huge success at CHSS last Wednesday. Several thou- sand students from all over Huron County came and were able to listen •to the various colleges and univer- sities give seminars. Students were able to get a feel for what university life was like and whiich univer- sities or colleges they wanted to apply to. Ques- tions were answered and students were able to solve their uncertainties and dif- ficulties regarding their future higher education. +++ On Monday this week, pic- ture retakes for students who had missed the previous day, or had unsatisfactory prints, were held. The reports for mid term were issued last Friday and Parent's Night will be held this Tuesday from eight to ten p.m. NO appointments are necessary and parents are to `feel free to come in and discuss their children with the teachers. +++ In sports this coming Week; the " junior football team will be playing at Norwell on Tuesday and at Stratford • on Friday. The boys° volleyball team will be going to St. Marys on Wednesday. The girls' basketball team will be playing Listowel here on Wednesday and will be playing Seaforth at Seaforth on Friday. The cross counter team will be competing at Huron -Perth at Exeter on Thursday. +++ Finally, last Wednesday night the CHSS Reach for the Top team competed in two games against other schools. In the first game our team beat Walkerton 135 to 120 and Grandpa Jones fireside stories (Last week, Grandpa was alone against a horde of In- dian devils because Ethel, Conrad and Sumpy had pass- ed out from too much Yukon liquort) Well, here it was; me and the Indian devils, face to face., They were a scary looking bunch if I ever saw one! They must've been at least 12 feet tall and had fangs down to their waists! Their big eyes glowed in the dark and bugged out about a foot! They were screamin' and moanin' up a ruckus that you could'a heard ten or more miles away! Just then, Walt broke through the bush behind me, came over and those Indian devils took off like a bunch of out -house buzzards off a shot gun blast at 50 yards, scared deer at an all night pork par- ty. "Well Grandpa,, are you ready to go trucking?" "Sure enough, Walt baby. Ten four!" We woke Ethel, Conrad and Sumpy, jumped into Walt's big Western Star and headed forWhitehorse with a load of Chunky Soup. Smile Is there anything more embarrassing than coming out of your Memory Im- provement class and forget- ting where you parked the car? Randy Lobb was, the high scorer with 70 points. The se- cond team they were to play, Meaford, had just beaten Mitchell badly and the CHSS team was extremely wor- ried. However CHSS went on to defeat Meaford, 295.200 with Phil Cornish scoring 160 of those points. Congratulations to all team members and good luck in future contests. This particular match was videotaped and will be shown sometime in January. Sp�is wins and kssse Last week the girls basket- ball, teams played -two games. On Tuesday the team played a home game against Stratford Northwestern. The seniors were defeated 31-17 and the junior team lost 37-7. On Friday, the basketball teams travelled to Norwell where the seniors won their firstgame of the year with the score of 44-31. The juniors fought a hard game but were defeated. On October 14, the boys volleyball teams attended a tournament in Stratford, where the seniors lost two games to St. Mary's (15-2, 15- 11) and won against Seaforth (15-7, 15- 3). The team split with Strat- ford Central. . The junior volleyball team won two ,against Seaforth and split with St. Mary's and Strat- ford Central, The 'junior football tarn played a home game against first place Listowel last Wednesday. The juniors were defeated 27-0 as they were unable to penetrate Listowels strong defense. T ,aqt Th reriav thri r•rngs country tape in a naet4°a" for the P � bichw,lll behekton 7900er ninEar .', were i ugh .� gond in the seniorgirl," 1000 placing third in the she competition. 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