Clinton News-Record, 1978-09-07, Page 19cl) central huron chronicle
Faiard brown, editor)
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THUIODAY, SEPTEIVIBER 7,1978 --,.PAG ;19
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Editorial
Dello! We're back
by Richard Brown
Hello! There I have
started. I'm the new
editor and this is" ob-
viously my first editorial.
Here I sit in the Chronicle
office, munching on a
chicken sandwich
amongst old papers, tin
cans, paint brushes and
other debris. We are in
the midst of renovating
the office.
I'd like to welcome
those who are new here
and those that have come
back. To those grade
nines who are wandering
around the school won-
dering about the future,
relax! Those teachers are
not that bad. Some of
them seem to come close
to being human at times.
As for students, you only
have one major em-
barrassment from them -
Initiation Day!
The paper will welcome
any new members. The
paper has many facets -
writing, art work,
business among others.
The paper itself wiltput
out its first monthly in
October. Many of last
year's staff ate back and
we still have good old Mr.
Smith for staff adviser.
There is a place for you.
If you wish to join drop in
to the newspaper office in
208 after school today
(Thursday) .
In conclusion, I wish
you good luck for the year
and may the devil be at
your back and the wind
.know you're dead half an
hour before.
Wait - no, that's not
right...
Cross country
'team practices
The cross country team
at CHSS has begun early
this year. Weekly
practices began in July
with a number of people
attending. The team
hopes to improve upon
last year's performance.
Mr. Ludwig, the coach,
is still looking for new
members, so anyone who
is interested should
contact him in room 301.
Grade nine recruits are
especially welcome.
Don't be shy.
MVCA manages
water resources
The Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
was first organized as the
Middle Maitland 'Con-
servation Authority,
established by an Order -
in -Council on September
6, 1951. The Authority
began to implement. a
conservation program in
the watershed of the
Middle Maitland River
based to a large extent on
recommendations
outlined—in the Middle
Maitland Conservation
Report (1954) .
In the ensuing years, it
became increasingly
evident that in order to
effectively carry out a
comprehensive con-
servation program, it
would be ` necessary to
enlarge the original
Middle Maitland Con-
servation Authority to
include the entire
Maitland River drainage
area. This was ac-
complished by ex-
pansions in 1962, 1972 and
1975.
The Lucknow River
watershed was included
under the jurisdiction of
the Maitland
V lie
a y
Conservation Authority
in 1976 thus bringing the
total area of
management to 3,014
square kilometres.
The Authority's major
mandate is the
management of the water
resources within its
watershed, Member
municipalities are in-
formed of impending
flood conditions through
the establishment and
maintenance of a flood
warming system
established and main-
tenance of a flood war-
ning system for all
portions of the water-
shed. The acquisition of
critical flood -plain and
flood storage areas in
rural 'and urban portions
of the watershed has been
DANCE
CORNROAST
1 at the
Pineridge Chalet
R.R. 2, HENSALL
SAT. SEPT. 9--
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
featuring
CANADA'S NUMBER 1
COUNTRY BAND
by Kathy Phillips
The 1978-79 Chronicle
*ill be led by editor
Richard Brown under the/
guidance of Mr. Ron
Smith. We hope to con-
tinue both our weekly and
monthly issues of the
Chronicle.
We would like to
present a newspaper
which deals with all
aspects of life in our
school and with all
students -- in both the
junior and senior grades.
Your ideas are always
welcome and can be
placed in the box in the
library.
The Chronicle now has
an office in room 208. It
will be our headquarters
for this year until the
paper ceases to exist
(perish the thought!).
Mr. Philips alloted us
this space last June and
we have decorated it with
his permission. Everyone
is invited to stop in and
see our work of art.
With the loss of staff
due to the graduation of
members from CHSS, we
find we badly need new
members. All sections of
the paper need more
writers and we will
welcome anyone who is
willing to participate in
making our paper even
better. '
We would especially
like to see grade nines
and tens who will
eventually take over
after we leave.
We have the same
sections this year as we
did last year. They are:
Cheerleaders win
During the summer,
eight of our CHSS
cheerleaders journeyed
to Ottawa to compete in a
special cheerleading
course. Along with the
squad championship, the
girls won the spirit racket
for being the most en-
thusiastic group and took
one excellent and three
superior ribbons.
On top of this, Lori Wise
beat out 17 other girls to
news, features, sports,
business, art, and en-
tertainment. Editors are
still needed for the news
and art sections --
volunteers are welcome.
The other sections are
headed by the following
people: business, Greg
Wise; sports, Mike
Thomson; en-
tertainment, Janet
Eastman; features,
Kathy Philips.
Remember, to make
this paper a success we
need your support.
RECEPTION
,far
Barbara Glousher j °
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Kim Nodgins
SAT., SEPT.
1 AT 9:00 P.M.
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and
Family Paradise Hall
SEAFORTH
Everyone
Welcome
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win the individual
competition. The girls
wish to thank Ms.
Gowanlock and Mrs.
Scott for their help and
support.
The CHSS cheerleaders
in competition were Lorie
Alexander, Karen
Bolger, Becky McCabe,
Joanne Middleton,
Brenda Priestap;" Judy
Torrance, Lori Wise and
Carolyn Wood.
Now Appearing...
"Michael"
Undertaken to attempt to
reduce property damage.
Other non-structural
management tools such
as rural fill line and
urban floodplain, map -
'ping help to identify
environmental hazard
zones thus contributing to
proper land use and safe
development.
Man-made channel
improvements have been
implemented to reduce
the irinpact of 'flood `fled
while a swampland
acquisition program is
directed at preserving
areas that act as natural
reservoirs.
The Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
has no direct power in
pollution control but does
co-operate very closely
with the Ministry of the
Environment by carrying
out a water quality
testing program on the
Maitland River and its
tributaries.
Th re's nothing like a good friend, says this young black •squirrel, about his
ne father,, young Peter Anstett of Clinton. The baby squirrel, which was.
abandoned by its mother, was nursed back tohealth by Peter with an eye
dropper and now the youngster, named 011ie, is Pete's best friend. (News -
Record photo)
Passionate love story
by, Paul Newland
As their eyes met, he
let out a long sigh. She
quickly withdrew at the
smell of raw onions and
garlic. They gradually
drew closer together. He
started to run his fingers
through her soft long
'4 -hair: After the first jent ;'
luscious kiss, she drew
close. to his ear and
whispered passionately,
"You got gum?"
"Yes".
"May I have some?"
"No"
"Why not?"
"It's in my mouth."
"I must have it!"
Their lips drew close
together once more and
his tongue deposited the
warm, wet gum on her
fresh, sweet tongue.
FRI., SAT., SUN. ONLY
SEPT. 8-10
MARK HAMILL who you loved in "Star Wars:'
ANNIE POTTS whoyou II never forget.
"Yeccch!
screamed
Garlic! " she
simultaneously retching.
In a fit of terror he siezed
her by the arm and
pounded her heavily on
the back. She could not
take the pressure of his
heavy hand;on her~dairnty:'-
warm back. As he looked
on - in horror, she
swallowed her retainer.
Her last words as she lay
on her back on the couch
were, "Yecch! garlic...
and she expired.
He cried out to see his
love lying there dead on
the couch. He could not
stand the lonely terrible
feeling which he felt at
that moment. In tears he
jumped into the garbage
disposal. As he was being
PLAN TO ATTEND THE JACK RIDDELL
DANCE and CORN ROAST
chopped "to death, he
thought it ` was a small
price to pay to be with his
true love.
Upcoming
school dance
I'rn-,not going' to tell you
that I''ingglir1' °tb • be. back
to school but, to cut the
monotony, my en-
tertainment team and I
are going to try and keep
you amused.
Right now, there' is not
much to tell you except
that Students Week is
coming up from October
2-6. and on Friday,
October 6, there will be a
dance with "Ron-
dezvous".
That's about it, so hang
in there - only 10 more
months!
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