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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-10-29, Page 21' CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1986—Page 21 CONGRATULATIONS TO MIKE HENRY YOU SHOULD BE . COMMEMORATED FOR DONATING TSS' CHARITY...ONLY 14 MORE TO GO BEFORE' NOVEMBER 25. GOOD LUCK! RS. BEWARE ALL OTHER GRUB GIRLS YOU COULD BE NEXT!' Your Friend Gord C. Happy 25th Anniversary Mom &Dad QUEEN'S SEAFORTH This.Weekend "LOOKS LIKE REIGN" HALLOWE'EN PARTY FRIDAY NITE DOOR PRIZES COSTUME PRIZES HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mom '. /tl:t..i.�c%.i..a .R ii":' .+.t..`C.3.. <. :: u•u. }n<nP t": u..o...• ., ,, M.�..x •.... :.:c .. F.« -H. .......,. ._. .. ._... ..... .. ... Central Huron Secondary School's cross country teams did ex- tie, Kim Medd, Leslie Linfield. (Front, left), Heng Lee, Jon Lepp- tremely well this year. Members of the junior, senior and midget ington, Bill Rhynard, Steve Souch and John McLauchlan. Absent teams include: (back, left), Everett Ridder, Derek Bradshaw, were Ming Lee, Dave Reidy, Don Hearn, Shelly Bonte-Gelok and Mike Radford, Greg Lobb, Wai Lee, Brent Weber. (Middle, left), Heather Brownridge. • Mrs.,Reed, Angela Reid, Cathy McDonald, Sherri Lewis, Lisa Beat- CHSS take championships CRSS runnerss p � CLINTON - The cross country team at Central Huron Secondary School finished the regular season with a superb showing. The midget girls team consisting of Kim Medd, Lisa Beattie, Angela Reid, Shelly Bonte-Gelok, Cathy McDonald, Leslie Lin- field and Sherri Lavis, won the midget girls division and a Huron -Perth championship. Kim was third and Lisa was fourth in that • race. The midget boys team consisting of Derek Bradshaw, Greg Lobb, Everett Ridder, Jon Leppington and John McLachlan is also a Huron Perth .championship team. Derek won the midget boys' 5,000 metres and Greg placed a close second. The junior boys team made up of Steve Souch, Mike Radford, Wei Lee, Heng Lee and Brent Weber placed third. Steve won the junior 6,400 metre race with a strong REDMEN SEMIFINAL ACTION It was a hard hitting gaiue when the Central Huron Secondary School Junior Redmen football team travelled to Goderich to meet the Vikings in semi-final play on October 23. The Rednien lost the game 14-2. (David Emsile photo) lead to become a Huron Perth champion. Heather .Brownridge was sixth in the junior girls division and in.the senior -boys 8,000 metre race the team of Ming Lee, Don Hearn, Bill Rhynard and Dave Reidy placed third. The Clinton midget, junior and senior boys' teams took the over-all championship. All the runners . qualified to go on to W.O.S.S.A. on October 24. CHSS seniors record first win • Love: Carol, Ben, Neil, Lisa and Nicole By Dawn flunking On October 17, the Central Huron Secon- dary School (CHSS) Senior Redmen girl's basketball team played a home game against. SLMarys.._ The team demonstrated discipline in pass- ing and dribbling. The Redmen kept the ball away from the St. Marys team for three and a half minutes in the last quarter of the game allowing the their first win of the season, with a final score of 23-19. At the same time, the Junior Redmen were also playing against St. Marys. They won their foyrth game of the season with an exciting 40-37 victory. Kathleen Verhoef has 14,poutts,and.Susan Govenlock had 10 points: The Redmen also play two more games this week; the first against Wingham her at the school and on October 29 they travel to Stratford, for the second game. On October 22, the Junior Girls basketball team from Central Huron Secondary School played their last league game against the tough Stratford Northwestern Squad, losing 49-21. Teresa flan Den Elzen was top scorer for the Redmen. The Juniors finished with five wins and five losses, and have a good chance at mak- ing the play offs. • Final games are being played on October 23. Hully Gully . Finale VARNA - ATV racing action returned to Hully Gully on October 26 with the OATVA 1986 Season Grand Finale. Ontario riders had stiff competition from the American riders who showed up to take home the Canadian gold. Track conditions were sticky in the morn- ing but dried out by the afternoon. Local riders fared well. Gerry Selent of Lucknow finished fifth in the 250 Stock and his brother John Selent finished fifth in the 200 Stock. Terry McGregor of Kippen finish- ed third in the 200 Stock and Tony Knoop of Goderich finished second in the 350 Stock. Doug Wolfe of Mitchell was ninth and James Couture of Clinton was tenth in the four wheel drive two stroke class. Paul Farquhar of Clinton was the winner in the 200 Mod class and also finished seventh in the Open Mod Four Stroke. Chuck Collins of Varna finished first in the 250 Mod, third in the 200 Mod, sixth in the Open Mod Two Stroke and sixth in the Open Mod - Four Stroke. Corn produeers to receive relief The Ontario Corn Producers' Association has expressed it's delight at the recent deci- sion of the Government of Canada to pay $1 billion of special deficiency payments to Canadian grain farmers, damaged by US and EEC subsidies. The announcement represents, in part, a response to a vigorous campaign which the association has waged, since last February, enaphasiziilg the finan- cial devastation which U.S. Farin Bill sub- sidies are creating for Canadian corn growers. Such subsidies now total $100 -million daily, and exceed the actual -market price of corn for many American farmers. The new Canadian grain deficiency pro- gram was announced by Prime Minister Mulroney on Oct. 3. More details were pro- vided by Agriculture Minister John Wise to fain leaders on Oct. 16. According to Mr. Wise, the payritent will total $1 -billion dollars, will be paid to grain and oilseed growers in aII provinces, will involve new money and will be paid as quickly as possible. At the meeting on October 16, leaders of gt,toding organizations associated With ffita Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA) presented a common recommendation to the Minister of Agriculture that the funds be allocated by province on the basis of average total value of grain and oilseed production for the various provinces over recent years; grain - producing organizations within each pro- vince, along with government officials, would decide upon the most equitable and efficient method of paying the deficiency payments to farmers who produced grain and oilseed in 1966. Mrs. Wise has agreed to have Agriculture From Your Sons Happy 40th Wedding Anniversary Rene & Alice Brochu d Their family wish to invite friends and neighbours to o RECEPTION , Saturday, November 1, '86 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch Provided Phone: 482-7436 or 524-6518 for information A COMBO FAMILY PAK Canada staff analyze the implications of this recominendation, and to schedule a subse- quent meeting in about three weeks time. • The Ontario Corn Producers' Association participated actively in formulating the CFA ,recommendation and is folly suppor- tive of the compromise position presented. The proposed allocation method is much fairer to growers in all parts of Canada than other rmeChanisms, such as assocation on the basis of acreage seeded to grains and oilseed. CSI volleyball seniors boune e back,.. •'from page 17 with two wins by stores -of 15-10 and 184. The five points gained in the tournament evens thoreeord of the SetiiorRedmen at 12 and 12 and puts them in position to qualify for the Huron -'Perth championships if they play well in their final tournament in Mit- chell on November 7. Honourable Mention should be given to Shawn Lester for his aggressive spiking, Steve Preszcator afor his steady setting and Terry Cox: for his improved play in this tournaments pieces of Golden Chicken 4 pcs. English Style Fish 2 Med. Salads (of your choice) 1 Family French Fries r• r040 / r • BONUS WITH FREE BONUS COCA-COLA 750 ,nh hoNle COCA CSU with your purchase of the Combo Family Pak The soup's on at Dixie Lee! TRY OUR NEW CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP • Sorvoa1 Daily Mora Vorioties Comings 9 4 r