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Trip to Quebec enjoyable
The trip to Quebec was both
A enjoyable and educational.
We stayed at St. Foy, a city on
the fringe of Quebec City.
Directly across from us was
University Laval.
We were given a chance to
go on our own, and we toured
the whore university. Most
enjoyable was the visit to
picturesque old Quebec. This
gave us a chance to ex-
perience some contact with
the Quebeckers, and the
French language.
SOTW'
Hi! I'm a grade 13 student
at CHSS, who is involved in a
major way with an important
club.
We do not see the result of
this club until September of
the following year, but it is
'certainly worth the wait. I am
known as a very dedicated
Spanish 550 student - always
studying my vocabularies!
Besides these --facts, it is
also known that I mako, my
home on good old Highway 21,
a few miles south of Bayfield..
Who am I? Do you know?
See next week's Chronicle
for the answer.
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Particularly interesting
sites included the famous (or
infamous, according to your
perspective) Plains of
Abraham, as well as many
old buildings.
_It was truly an experience
to sample some of the Old
Quebec traditions, for
exan--Pie, bread from outside
ovens with homemade maple
butter. In addition, we visited
a copper craft place and a
wood craftman's shop.
In general, the Quebec trip
was an all-round good social
experience T one which is
particularly timely in con-
nection with Canadian
politics and attitudes today.
own to the movies
Do you want to see some
good movies? I can tell you
what's coming.
"SILVER STREAK" -
Corning to the Park Goderich.
A "choo-choo story about a
runaway train. A 144 of the
action was filmed in
Toronto's Union Station.
(Adult)
"FUN WITH DICK AND
JANE" - The last day for its
Park Theatre running is
Thursday, April ?8. It shows
how a couple can make the
hest out of a sticky financial
situation. Great fun! (Adult)
"SLAP SHOT" - For those
of you who are 18 or over (or
tricky enough to slip into
Brownie's Drive -In), this is
an -outrageous movie about
hockey. It's corning soon to
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"THE LITTLE GIRL WHO
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A movie starring Sudie
Foster, of "Freaky Friday"
and "Taxi -Driver" fame. She
is left alone in a house to fend
for herself. A mystery movie.
(Adult)
Remember: If you missed
a movie at The Park, it can
usually be seen later at
Brownie's in Clinton. Even
the Lyceum in Wingham
shows some later? than
Goderich. Until next time,
happy movies!
Spring signs
To the seasoned eye, there
are certain events at CHSS
which show that spring has
truly come.
For example, when else do
we see the halls deserted
during lunch periods, and the
lawns speckled with sun -
seekers? When else do track
and field participants "tour"
around the hall in their
uniforms?
Spring brings many more
happenings. Grads are
looking forward to graduation
almost as eagerly as they are
pursuing summer jobs. For
college or university ap-
plicants, the mail becomes of
capital importance every
day.
All over CHSS, spring is
making its changes every
day, as we all await summer'
and holidays.
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secondary school news
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1877-,,PAai 7
Your weekly "horrorscope"
Aires: If you have a guilty
conscience plaguing you,
(and who doesn't) then it's
time to own up - repent! If you
cannot find anyone to pour
forth your troubles to, try
"True Confessions".
Taurus: People will start
looking to you for leadership
and guidance - maybe even
some advice! Listen to there,
consider their particular
problem, then - send it to
"Dear Annie".
Gemini: Put away those
tasks and obligations for a
while, and take a break. Let
everything "go to pot" for a
spell. Remember the wise
man once said, "Worry about
tomorrow, next week".
Cancer: You thought last
week was strange? Just wait!
This week will make last
week look like vacation -time,
Anything that might possibly
happen, probably will.
Leo: Now is the time for a..
refreshing change or two in
your life. How about
streaking your hair? Braces?
Psychedelic knee socks?
Second thought, stay exactly
as you ,iii . Lei) Inanity you
don't need.!
Virgo: You know that
person who has been
"hugging',' you mercilessly?
Sure you do. Why not tell him
or her in no uncertain terms,
what you ihin'k of him or her.
Go ahead! Worry about
hospitalization bilis later...
Libra: Cheer up Libra!
Things 'can't be that' bad, can
they? Keep a smile on your
face, and the . "smokeys" of
your trail, as the CB'ers say.
Ten -four, good buddy - take
care!
Scorpio: I have received
numerous protests con-
cerning my calling Scorpi s
"dummies" last week I
sincerely retract that - you
aren't dummies -- you're just
plain strange, Scorpis! Watch
for practical jokers this week.
Sagitarius: Having trouble
with your family, Sagitarius?
mouthy kid sister or brother?
A tyrannical parent? There is
only 'fine calm, sensible move
to take = move out!
This week at CHSS
The chocolate bar cam-
paign is over! There's a
change of sales. Home form
I E is now the top in sales
*instead of 1A.
The tribe scores are just
being finalized and we'll have
the results in an upcoming
paper.
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The CHSS Variety is
coming! The date is Thur-
sday, May 5th at 8 p.m. in
CHSS Auditorium.
Admission is `1.50, $1.00
and 50 cents. Everyone is
weIrnme to see a collection of
acts. The show is presented
by the Music Council.
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Come to the . CHSS "At
Home" on Friday May 13th.
Dancing 9 - 1 to 'Star Trex'.
Lunch for everyone.
Invitations will be given
out, so grads take notice!!
Admission is 'r8 a couple.
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The Chronicle welcomes
the Prefects back from their
Quebec trip.
Here's hoping that they now
learn to speak French.
Just ask Annie!
Dear Annie:
We know this person who is
really trying hard to ' be our
friend. She is nice and we all
like her but she has a had
reputation with boys. She is-
always
salways putting the hustle on
our boyfriends.
We have already tried to
talk to her argl tell her to quit,
but she just doesn't get the
hint. We all decided to write
you' to see if you would print
this, so when she"reads it in
the paper, she'll get the hint
to lay off.
Please help solve our
problem with K.O. We are all
depending on you - help us
please, - Very Annoyed
People
Dear iennoyed People:
Gracious Sakes Alive!
Another outcry of anguish
from more of our down-
trodden students as a result of
Heaven forbid -- "K.O.",
infamous hustler and worthy
target of vicious rumours in
and around our hallowed, but
somewhat tarnished halls.
But surely you people are
defeating your purpose when
you suggest the,little, villain
"lay off": she just could take
it literally, y'know. I also
believe that you mustn't have
your thinking caps tied down
too tightly if you are im-
pressed with her trying hard
to be your "friend" -- looks to
me like her friendly in-
tentions aren't aimed
towards you, girls.
But thanks for writing
anyway: nothing like a good
chuckle, I always say.
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Capricorn: On a scale of 1 -
I0, your week rates a 101/Z.
Get ready for one good mood
after another, followed by
foolishness, frenzy and
freedom. Fantastic, foxy and
fun!
Aquarius: Romance is
definitely in the picture for
you this" week. Don't be
surprised if a mystery ad-
mirer makes some advances.
That is o'ne case where a
mystery is NO fun!
Pisces: Try a little
relaxation for a change.
Stretch your limbs and be
downright lazy, even if your
mother or wife screams in-
cessantly at you. Don't let life
get you down sweetie.
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That's all for fate and
fortune this week - bye - Love
Sally.
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and area, your went for .
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(residence).
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Jim Stoner
See the G.N.C. Homes advertisement on the Opposite
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