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(1) central huron chronicle
lorrie york, editor
This week at CRSS
The school elections are
coming for student council.
The candidates have been
chosen,
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For president: Mary Anne
Cummings, Mike Denomme,
Brenda McKinley.
For vice-president: Cathy
Anstett; Gayle Cunningham
and Louisa Martens.
For secretary: Janet.
Eastman, Glenna Ellis, Chris
CLINTON FAIR
JUNE 3, 4 and 5
QUEEN OF THE FAIR
CONTEST
(GIRLS 17 TO 23)
on
FRIDAY NIGHT
CONTESTANTS from Townships of Hullett, Goderich,
Stanley, Tuck•rsmith and Town of Clinton.
Junior Entrants must register with Mr. Dave Dalzell' by May
28, 482-3196.
Queen of the fair winner to
Represent Clinton
At 1978 C.N.E.
CASH PRIZES
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SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN 1977
ENJOY 6 plays for the price of 5
Adults $18.00 Senior Citizens $15.00 Children $13.00
Voucher books containing 8 tickets are available that will allow big
savings..Use _the -vouchers for 8 different plays, or all for one, the
choice is yours.
Vouchers must be exchanged for tickets by June 30, 1977.
HERE IS THE EXCITING 19/7 SEASON
A SUMMER BURNING: by Harry J. Boyle - opens July 1.
THE BLOOD IS STRONG: by LPAter Sinclair - opens July 4
BLYrH MEMORIAL HISTORY SHOW: by Jim Schaefer - opens July
27.
THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS: by Kelth
Roulston - opens Aug. 9.
AND FROM VICTORIA PLAYHOUSE, PETROLIA on special
exchange:
ARTICHOKE, by Joanna Glass - opens July 13
MAN WITH A LOAD OF MISCHIEF - opens July 12.
Tlckel-butlets 'Bayfield: The Little Inn
Setiforth: i he Huron Expositor Stratford: Smith-Wagners,
Clinton: Mary's Sewing Centre N 97 Ontario St.
Goderich: Campbell's of Goderich Walkerton: Margarets Ladles Wear
Wingham: The Waxworks Boutique Listowel: Basically Bdoks
Kincardine: Lampman's Ltd. Lucknow: H & B 'Discount
$.rid chedus,or money order to
IIl��91'ti`li CEN1 RE FOR THE ARTA, eLX1H.
Smile
Cough: something you can't
help, but everyone else does
on purpose to torment you.
Ironically, oil seems to be
causing a lot of friction these
days.
secondary sc.hool news
.. , ...Dai►,
McNall and Jane gymons.
Treasurer is by ac-
clamal;ion - Bill Murphy.
The Chronicle will give
reports of election activity.
On Tuesday, May 24th, a
band from Wheable - eeon-
dary School in London played
for students in the par-
ticipation period.
They were first in the
Kiwanis Music Festival and
did a very good job when they
came here. Mr. Smythe is the
conductor and Lois Abel -
CHSS Music teacher last year
- directed a small Madrigal
Choir. Many thanks to them
for coming.
CHSS Redmen
win final game
The senior Redmenplayed
their final game of the
regular 'season Tuesday
against Stiratford Nor-
thwestern. The Redmen won
with a convincing 6-0 and
Alex Harrett led the team
with 3 goals.
Pete Wise, Richard Ver-
berne and Tony Arts also
scored and this win assures
Clinton of a playoff spot. The
semi-final game will be
played on Friday.
The Redmen's record
now four wins, one loss and
one tie. The following are the
individual scores of the 1977
season: 'Clinton 0, St. Marys
Just ask nnie... .
Dear Annie:
Think you're pretty smart,
dontcha?
Well, how do you like these
apples? I dare you to answer
THIS letter, Miss Cutesies.
Your days as an advice
columnist are over, because
when you try to answer this
one, your head will spin so
hard that they'll need a pair
of ten -foot pliers to straighten
you out again. Good luck,
Chump, you'll need it.
A primary interrelation
between system and -or
subsystem technologies,
based on integral subsystem
considerations, must utilize
and be functionally in-
terwoven with any discrete
configuration mode. •'As a
resultant implication, a large
portion of the ,interface
coordination communication
recognizes the importance of
other systems and the
necessity for the structural
design, based on system
engineering concepts.
In this regard, how can the
total system rationale be
incorporated into the fully
integrated test program,
taking into consideration the
preliminary qualification
limit?
Gotcha
Dear Gotcha :
In respect to specific goals,
the characterization of
specific criteria maximizes
Local resources hires
A third year Geography
student, Anna Passchier, is
gaining experience, while
spending fourteen weeks of
'her summer vacation,
working for the Experience 77
Program, in the Wingham
office of the Ministry of
Natural Resources.
Anna, age 20, resides on a
farm near Blyth. She is
studying .at Western
University again this fall for
her fourth year. While at
Wingham, she is under the
supervision of the District
Manager W. Dan Mansell.
Here at the Ministry of
Natural Resources, ac-
cording to Joan Hackett, who
interviewed Anna, she said "I
will be collecting background
information and doing
research for future land use
planning in the Wingham
District".
She is using "The Southern
Ontario Strategic Land Use
Plan'• text for a guide, which
her new outline is to
correspond with. Later this
information will be compiled
into booklet form.
Anna will be in contact with
County Planning Depart-
ments, and Conservation
Authorities.
The different areas that
Anna will be researching are:
Natural Setting, People
History, Natural Evaluation,
Natural - Resource,
Development and Use,
Services, Problems and
Users.
Anna is very enthusiastic
and feels she is gaining ex-
perience in this field of work,
even though at times tedious
parts occur.
HAM
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with Charlie
Farquharson
Thr• plyth (,nn,, For Ihr• Al.. prnSPnts
BARN DANCE
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A town hoop
PORK BARBECUE
kith .III Ihr• trommin 5'
PORK BARBECUE BARN DANCE
Saturday June 1 lth
Dinner at 7:30 pm Dancing till 1 am
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DREAM' AUCTION
Three lucky people wall have the
Once ,n -a lifetime Opportunity IO
.danCe with Charlie Farquharson
All prTCPPrIs In the Blyth Summer
Festival
Admission $15 person
Includes dinner and dance with SIB 01 price
being tar dnducllble as a charitable donation
The public IA Pn[OurAgarl t0 drp.A up I0' 1h.1 event
straw hats Overalls leans boots etc
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Tickets available at: The Blyth Standard; Campbell's of Goderich; Black's Grocery,
Goderlch; Mary's Sewing Centre, Clinton; The Little Inn, Bayflatd; the Huron
Expesltory (**forth) Country 'Flowers, Ei(etbr; The Waxworks Boutique,
Winglism; the Bruise!' Post
the probability of project
success and minimizes the
cost and time required for the
anticipated fourth-generation
equipment.
Thus, any associated
supporting element
necessitates that urgent
consideration be applied to
the subsystem co npatability
testing, Turkey!
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1977-.--PA9E 23
0; Clinton 5, Exeter 0; Clinton
2, 'Wingham 0; Clinton 1,
Seaforth 0; Clinton 0,
Goderich 1; Clinton 0, Nor-
thwestern 6.
Alex Harrett leads all
scorers with eight goals.
Richard Verberne has, three
goals and William Bakker,
Tony Arts and Pete Wise have
one.
Dave Counter leads all
goaltenders in the league with
only one goal against for the
regular season.
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