Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-19, Page 14PAG€-14_CLINTON NEWS-RECORD,IHURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977
(I) central huron chronicle
lorrie york, editor
What's up at the movies
We're back for another
peek at the moves! Here are
some more movies which are
coming:
"Airport '77" : Starting in
the Park, Goderich, Wed-
nesday, May 18th until this
Tuesday, May 24th. Thas third
`Airport' epic takes place
when a plane crashes in the
Bermuda Triangle and sinks
to the bottom of the sea. It
isn't quite the same story as
the last two Airports. It
promises to be very exciting.
"Fun With Dick and Jane":
Started Wednesday, May 18th
and runs until Tuesday, the
24th. The success story of a
family who goes from riches
to rags and then back to
riches. Dick gets fired and.
there's no income. After that,
a situation comparable to
Hiroshima. They start to
commit robberies to get back
lost money. George Segal and
Jane Fonda play the title
roles.
The director is a Canadian -
Ted Kotcheff. If you missed it
in Goderich, watch for it in
Wingham. (Adult Ent.)
Coming Soon: These moves
are scheduled to appear in the
Park, Goderich or Lyceum,
Wingham soon.
"Rocky": Need we tell you
that this picture won an
Academy Award? Sylvester
Stallone and Talia Shire play
lead roles in this movie that is
already drawing huge
crowds. (Adult Ent.) It is
soon to come to the Lyceum.
We do not know when the
Park, Goderich will show it.
"Network": I am going to
blow my brains out" said the
crazy newscaster, played by
the late Peter Finch. This is
an idiotic story about a fic-
titious network that's trying
to save itself from oblivion.
Very funny, but only the
`privileged few' may go into
this movie. (Restricted).
"The Car": A car
terrorizes a small town after
it is supposedly been
possessed by the devil. It
mows people down and
crashes through buildings.
The best movie of its type
since Killdozer. (Adult Ent.).
"Young Frankenstein":
This Mel Brook's classic
about horror movies is
coming again on a re-release.
Horribly funny ! (Adult Ent.).
"Jabberwocky": If you
watch Monty Python on TV
(Global, Wednesday, 8 p.m.),
This week at CHSS
There are less than four
weeks left in this school year
to report on! Time is running
out quickly!
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The CHSS Debating Club
has announced its scores
from the debate with Exeter.
The Junior Formal Debate -
Exeter wins with 450 points
and Clinton ends with 319. In
the Junior Impromptu - It is a
tie - Clinton had 362 points and
Exeter 368. In Senior Formal
- Exeter won with 404 to 362.
In Senior Impromptu, Eketer
won again, 426 to 398. The
debates took place on May
12th.
A reminder that on May
26th, the Model Parliament
will commence in Exeter. All
debating societies in Huron
County will take part in this
event. More to be announce
later.
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Congratulations to the new
school queen - announced in
last Friday's Formal - Debbie
Elliot. Voting took place in
home rooms the morning
before and were tabulated.
The other candidates were
Kim Watson, Marilyn Mair,
Judy Stephenson, and Cathy
Wubs.
you can watch them in their
own movie,. "Jabberwocky' :,
It takes place in Medieval
Britan, where kings and
queens, knights, bishops,
castles existed. They are
known to be very funny.
(Adult Ent.).
"Islands in the Stream":
George C. Scott plays a man
who lives on an island in a
sparsely populated area. It is
a fascinating movie made
from a posthumous Ernest
Hemingway novel. (Adult
Ent.).
"Nasty Habits": We all
know the story of Watergate,
but when nuns play the roles,
it is bound to be different!
Nixon couldn't have played it
better. (Adult Ent.).
"Annie Hall": Woody Allen
comes through with another
film. It is said to be one of his
best moves ever. Don't you
dare miss Annie Hall. (Adult
Ent.).
There are only a few'weeks -
left in the school year, and
then, freedom! Before that, a
list of coming movies will be
printed in the Chronicle soon
for the summer.
News is out that a feature
'Star Tred' movie will not be
made. Paramount Studios,
however, plans to make a TV -
movie instead.
secondary school news
Your weekly "horrorscope
by Sally Soothsayer
Aires - Emphasis is on the,
lunar aspects of your
horoscope, with Gemini in the
ascendant and Libra in-
fluences. If you can figure
Deb Elliott was crowned as the CHSS At Home Queen by last year's queen Sue Tyndall at
the high school formal last Friday evening. Shown \with Deb is her escort, John
Maclntyre. (photo by Jack Hunt)
Just ask Annie!
Dear Annie; •
Hi! May I suggest that you
start another write-in contest
Elliot picked Queen
A new school queen for '76 -
'77 was chosen at CHSS last
Friday night.
The scene was the annual
CHSS Formal; which ,was a
beautiful sight this year,
following the theme "Garden
Party".
Our new queen is Debbie
Elliot, a 17 -year-old Grade 12
-student who is also our
Students Council Secretary.
Congratulations to Debbie.
She was crowned by last
year's school queen,. Susan
Tyndall, who is currently a
Grad 13 student.
A special "thank -you" goes
to the Decorating Club (its
members too numerous to
individually thank) for all of
their work to make this year's
formal a huge success.
called "Annie's
tors"?
Little Let-
Biff Brief
Dear Biff :
Congrats. You win. I'll send
you a cheque.
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Dear Annie:
I have a problem, but I
guess it's just one of those
things.
I just can't seem to talk (in
other words, chew the fat)
without using cliches like
they were going out of style.
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Five queen contestants and their, escorts attended the CHSS At Home last riday night.
The couples are (left to right) Kathy Wubs, Steve Cook, Kim Watson, Don Walsh, Judy
Stephenson, Mark King, Marilyn Mair, Don Peterson, Deb Elliott and John Maclntyre.
(photo by Jack Hunt)
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that mess out, you should be
the astrologer!
Taurus - Cheer up, brave
buckaroo! Even if things are
rotten, at least they can't get
worse. Make a reasoned
choice - join the Foreign
Legion or the Optimists. How
about both?
Gemini - Secret throughts
tend to arise in your mind this
week. Although you may be
sittirrg still, your mind is ,
wandering for many miles.
Talk about ticlag "spaced
out"!
Cancer - Be careful. lest
your temper gets the best of
you. Little irritations may
pile up throughout this week
until they explode. Watch
out! Earthquake in "Sen -
surround" may be like a pin -
drop in comparison.
Leo - Travel is definitely in
the picture for Leo this eeek.
However, if the financial
aspects do not work out, you
may find yourself hiking
along down a couple of
concessions. Bon voyage,
mon ami!
Virgo - Resist the temp-
tation to point out little faults
in others. This can only
produce tension, '` and
arguments. Remember,
people in stone houses
shouldn't throw glass. Or was
it...?
Libra - Make the most of
your new-found freedom this
week. Do whatever you wish,
whenever you wish (federal,
provincial and municipal
You can easily see that my
life is not a bed of roses, or a
bowl of cherries for that
matter. The fact of the matter
is, nobody seems to be able to
read between the lines, if you
know what mean. When it
comes to shooting the breeze,
I just don't seem to be able to
look before I leap.
Ordinary words are always
on the tip of my tongue, but
the words just don't come.
Sometimes I wish I could
button my lip, but I just can't
help myself.
So what's the story, Annie?
Everyone's on my back and I
don't know which way to turn.
You're my only hope, and if
you don't help, I'll kill myself
(if I don't drown in an ocean
of linguistic leftovers first).
If anyone can 'keep my
head above water, you can.
Had It up to Here
laws allowing) .
Scorpio - A word from the
wise - tact. Even though
certain people may be a
supreme pain in various
locations of the body, per-
severe! Biting your tongue is
an effective, albeit painful
remedy.
Sagittarius - You, Sagit-
tarius, are going to have a
singularly good week.
(Registering on Sally's scale
of 1 - 10, around 11) . So don't
mess it up, buster!
Capricorn - In your tuture,
there are elements both of
mystery and romance, which
means either a mysterious
romance, or a romantic
mystery. Maybe the mystery
is this whole horoscope
reading!
Aquarius - It would be
advisable for you to partake
in ,some vigorous exercise. If
running a few miles is not
your style, how about twid-
dling your thumbs? Great for
the "thumb muscles, you
know.
Pisces - Go for a change of
pace or attitude this week.
Just like a chameleon,
change with your surroun-
dings. What's a chamelion
you say? Oh, never mind.
Maybe I'll give up the
astrology business for the
lucrative subject of creative
stitchery!
- But not fora little while
yet! Tune in next week - Love,
Sally.
Dear Had It:
I never promised you a rose
garden. But that gives me an
idea for a new contest. I'll call
it "Count the Clinches".
The person who sends in the
correct nunmber for those
overworked phrases in the
above letter will win an all -
expense paid trip to Nash-
ville, Tennessee where he or
she will take a week-long
course in country music
composing, and, as an added
bonus, will attend a Lynn
Anderson concert.
See you later, Alligator
(Yechh!).
Love, Annie.
•
•
Student of
the week? •
•
I am a Grade 12 student at
CHSS, who is best known for
the major role I play in music
at CHSS. I am forever toting
around my trusty flute.
Just a couple weeks ago, I
took to the stage in "God -
spell". You might say that'd
enjoy playing "Colourful"
parts. Do you know who I 4
am?
N.B. Last week's SOTW
was Debbie Elliot, Grade
Twelve. Talk about ESP!
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