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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-06-06, Page 15Take aim Paul Dixon illustrated the use of the black powder rifle at the Vanastra Scouts' recent camping excursion. Scout Callum Robinson tried his hand at lining up a target. ( Toby Rainey photo ) M INTON NEWS-BOCORPI WBDISIESPAY, J!r l f By ft'. Krim On Thursday, May 31 CHSS held PO nual Sports.- Banquet organized by the. School's Athletic Association, s event. is an occasion to honor the athletes who excelled in their respective areas over the 83-64 season. As the various coaches described the year's athletic highlights, the athletes and semi -athletes reflected on personal exploits. For some the year was more positive than it was for others; but all should be satisfied if they • know that -they gave their full effort. This year's banquet was more entertaining than usual; due mainly to the presence of Father Joe Nelligan who buoyed everyone with his spirit, made everyone laugh and made all think about what- sport IF►• �?.�. +��,T .TAS"� *HY means at the school level,, Heleft everyone wjtbn positive feeling; that even if you dont always win, you at least know that you did the bust. • ,among the awards presented were the athletes of the year: Senior girls - Lisa Watt; Senior boys - Fred Radley; Junior girls Chris B:ottermans; Junior boys - Te,'ry Cox. Other awards given were: senior boys volleyball - Scott Millar; junior boys volleyball - Hai Nyugen and Sal Visouvath; junior girls basketball - Jacqui Taylor; senior girls basketball - Mary Gibson, Sherry ,Cnuter; junior girls volleyball - Heather Harris; senior girls volleyball - Jackie Norman, Janet Kerr; junior boys basketball - Travis Lyndon; senior boys basketball. - Fri Ra 8 1 senior' boys, football- Todd Baker, SIB410r Terry. Dobson and Aum Root ba.aminton Vary Gibson, Melanie ani 1G Radley and Peter Clynick; junior soder - Carlos Brand; senior soccer - Mark Cantelon; track and field • Julie Howson, Bob Grunewald, Roger Stryker, Austin Roorda and Scott Millar, most dedicated cheerleader - Tracey Hayter. The banquet was closed by Mr. Wooden who echoed the positive air of- the evening and left everyone with a feeling of pride what they accomplished and a sense of future glories to come. Special thanks to Rick Aylsworth and the cafeteria staff for providing the food at this special event. Huron canoeists win Chatham race Huron County canoeists won three firsts and two seconds in a 50 mile race along the Thames River from Big Bend Conservation Area to Chatham on Sunday, May 20. The Thames marathon canoe race was sponsored by the Chatham Canoe' Club and called the longest one -day race in Ontario. Winners of the open class were Rene Boogemans, of Hensall and Ted Cowan, of Brussels while second place went to Rick Kloss, of Brucefield and Don Stoneman of Toronto. In the senior men's class, Dick Kloss and 13 -year-old Chris McDonald, both of Brucefield came first and Rob McLellan and Len Healy, both of Brucefield came 6 FLAVOUR CHOICES HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS OUR REG 1 .69 200 g. PKG. • FANCY QUALITY STOKELYS VEGETABLES Honey Pod Peas Cut Wax Beans, Green or Wax Seasoned Beans, Cream Style Corn 14 oz. TIN 0 WESTONS REGULAR OR THIN SLICED SANDWICH BREAD OUR REG. 1.06 ENRICHED WHITE 675 g LOAF 0 GINGERALE, SUGAR -FREE GINGERALE, C+ ORANGE, SUGAR -FREE C+ ORANGE, C+ GRAPE, C+ LEMONADE, CLUB SODA, TONIC WATER OR WINK CANADA DRY OUR REG. 7.99 24 280 mL TINS NEILSONS ICE CREAM NOVELTY SWEET MARIE CARTON OF 8 OUR REG. 2.99 EA. 99 • BYE THE SEA CHUNK STYLE LIGHT TUNA IN OIL OUR REG. 1.59 6..594. •, TtN OUR REG. 2.19 a: 3.6 LITRE LIQUID STYLE JAVEX BLEACH REG. SCENT 9 YELLOW PEACH WHITE SWANWHITE BEIGE BATHROOM TISSUE OUR REG. 2.29 4 ROLL PKG. OUR REG. 3.83 500 g BLACK DIAMOND SINGLE THIN CHEESE SLICES MEADOWGLEN MUSHROOMS PIECES & STEMS OUR REG. 1.13 WESTONS HAMBURG OR HOT DOG ROLLS PKG. OF 12 . OUR REG. 1.38 NEILSONS FAMOUS OUR REG. 4.39 2 LITRE ICE CREAM ASSORTED FLAVOURS REGULAR OR SUPER ALBERTO LIGHT & FRESH CONDITIONER 149 500 mL CERTO LIGHT CRYSTALS 49 9 79' REGULAR OR DEOD. KOTEX LIGHTDAYS 30 s 2.29 SAVE 20C CERTO LIQUID 1.19 SAVE 14c CERTO CRYSTALS 59' 170 mL SAVE 80e HELLMANS REAL MAYONNAISE 1 LITRE 3.19 JELL-O 6 FLAVOURS INSTANT PUDDING AP1P13 ROgX. 590 MELLOW ROAST INSTANT COFFEE 8JAR DR 4,99 ASSORTED VARIETIES DARE CANDY f.89 APPROX 450.g DARE BRETON CRACKERS WELCHADE GRAPE DRINK 750 mL 225 g f.29P0 0FKG3 IO 9 UNSCENTED OR DEODORANT SLIM MAXI PADS 30x3.79 CHRISTIES RITZ CRACKERS 2.19 450 g CHRISTIES CHEESE RITZ 450 g FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER LITRE 4.29 STOKELY PREPARED BEAN SALAD 14 oz TIN WELCHS WHITE GRAPE JUICE LITRE 1 2.19 790 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY. REQUIREMENTS' THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: tt JAVEX BLEACH FOR UNBLEACHABLES 3 LITRE 3.99 2.59 BEEF GAINES- BUR2kGERS g, 3.99 ZIPLOC REGULAR FREEZER PKG BAGS OF 20 ZIPLOC LARGE FREEZER BA'.® OF 15 PKG. f. f9 BLUE BbNNET CANADA DRY ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS Iso mLE L 59" .OTT 30c DEP WELCHS CONCORD GRAPE JUICE 2.19 A• STUFFED MANZANILLA CLUBHOUSE OLIVES 375 ml 1.89 1 LITRE OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY COCKTAIL OR CRANAPPLE DRINK 40 oz. 2.29 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 100 0 Lb 3.59 McLARENS SWEET, HOT DOG, HAMBURGER OR CORN RELISH 375 mL 89' DREAM WHIP DESSERT TOPPING 1.89 170 g AWAKE ORANGE DRINK 790 341 mL WESTONS PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS 89' DELISLE FIRM STYLE YOGURT 500 g PKG. 169 i 4 PKG. OF 8 NEILSONS SMALL CURD COTTAGE CHEESE 1.59 500 g NEILSONS LEMONADE, ORANGE, PINK LEMONADE, GRAPE OR STRAWBERRY CRYSTALS s� 9 2.49 SOFT - 21b. MARGARINE 2.49 WESTONS CHOCOLATE CREAM 1.39 HIGHWAY N GODERICH MON„ TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. • 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:90 TO 6 P.M. 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Winners of the bantam class were Raquel Bunn, of Brucefield and Barbara Hawkins, of Chatham and third place winners were Neil Dockstader, of Goderich and Chris McDonald, of Brucefield. Three-wheelers race at Varna Motocross and three-wheeler riders from across Midwestern Ontario converged on Hully Gully for regular Saturday House League racing and found excellent track conditions and beautiful weather combined to offer excellent competition. The track was made ready for the CMA sanctioned event the next day, and some of the preparations for the upcoming Labatt's Expert Motocross Nationals on June 17 were already in place, so riders found the track at the best it's been. More work going on up un- til the Canadian National Championship will assure even better conditions for the next House League event scheduled for June 9. Results: Novice"A" 1, Dan Mittleholtz,lLondon; Jeff Bruinsma, Goderich. Novice "B" Jim Hendricks, Watford; Kirk Schell, London; Paul Lewis, Sarnia. 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