Clinton News-Record, 1979-10-04, Page 21The librarian at the Clinton Public School,. Alice Andrews entertains th a and
four year olds each week at a . special story hour. The program, heldthe
school, began this week with 15 young listeners attending. There is still m e
room available for other youngsters. The story hour is held each Tuesda
. afternoon. (News -Record photo)
The weekly sports scene
Junior Girls
Basketball
by Denise Corbett
The Junior Girls played
on Friday night in
Wingham against F.E.
Madill. They played a
tough game and were
rewarded with a 14-13
victory over Madill. The
winning basket was
scored by Doris Lawson
during the last minute of
the game.
The team went on to
play on Saturday against
Stratford North Western.
The game was hard and
well fought although the
Juniors were defeated by
Stratford with a score of
34-12.
On Monday the team
travelled to Goderich for
a game against the
Vikings. It was a
physically aggressive
game and although
Juniors played ex-
cellently, they were
defeated .3.149..• Chris
'Carter was high scorer
• with 1.1 points.
Sr. Girls
Basketball
By Jeanette Dutot
Last Friday the Senior
girls basketball team
took part in the Wingham
Invitational Basketball
Tournament.
In the first game
Clinton met Exeter in a
fairly evenly matched
game yet Exeter came.
out on top by a score of 29-
.12.
On Saturday the team
returned to Wingham for
a 12:30 game against
Listowel. At the end of the
first half the score was
tied at 10 all. ;Late in the
second half, however,
Clinton was plagued by
fouls and Listowel won
the game 25-18.
On October 1 the squad
travelled to Goderich to
play the aggressive
Vikings. Clinton played
well defensively but lost.
Golf Tournament
by Ron May
On Friday the CHSS
golf team travelled to
Seaforth to compete in
Michelle Corbett, editor
•
secondary school news
is week's Chronic -10' quiz
• If you were to take
eight coins, you could
easily create two straight:
rows with four .coins
each. If you were to take
six coins, you could also
do the same. How could
you do it? Is there more
than one solution to the
problem?
If you thought that was
easy, then arrange five
coins in such a manner as
to have three straight
rows with three coins
each. The answers will be
found next week in the
Chronicle.
For those of you who
are still stumped by
We left the construction
worker and a friend in an •-Minutes. There are no
m ar"gument.over how many fractions of trains, so all
trains that their train calculations used integer
would meet. If the time values.
between trains is five
minutes, and if they
travelled for - 11 minutes,
then the correct number
of oncoming trains had to c '•
be decided. •o
The worker's friend• Suqarwroatis��
trains. Although he
divided the 31 minutes by A
the five minute interval Restaurant p Motel
to get the six train total,
he failed to include the MILES SOUTH OF BAYFIELD
train that passed by just ON HWY. 21
after 5:23. Six more
trains would then pass by
each five minutes for the
next half-hour, and hence seven trains -would haveManagenlent
been met during those 31 •
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A teenager who can dO
his homework Whilewatching T. V, probably
isn't talking on the phone.
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Young folks on their
woy up the ladder should
never forget those at the
bottom holding it steady
for them.
' U11der Ne1N
Puzzle No. 2 last week,
we offer you some relief.
•
Buyayearbook oinups for
Thaiiksgivin
the Huron -Perth High Senior team.
SchoollChampionship. The squad seemed to
Allan Nigh turned in make a fair number of
the best score of the day good plays, but better
with a 74 which was good visiting talent and a large
for fourth --place. Other number of mistakes
CHSS scorers were Brian worked against the
McGowan -78, Robbie team's favor.
Core 84 and Jamie Cooper Stratford Central took
84. Overall the team took the Seniors 15-7, 15-5;
6th place. Clinton lost both of their
Junior Volleyball games against • Mitchell,
...'by Jeff Schmidt 15-4, 15-12; Goderich
CHSS hosted a boys swept the Redman in the
volleyball tournament last ,set of the day, 15-6,
last Tuesday with 15-2. , •
Goderic-h, Stratford The exhibition match
Central, and Mitchell held Monday saw the
attending. Seniors defeated again.
The Junior Redmen After winning the first
won three of theirsix game 15-10, Kincardine
games. Mitchell swept swept CHSS four straight.
Clinton 15-0, 15-11; a split
with Stratford Central
gave the team their first
point (16-14, then a 15-4
loss). In the first set of
the day, the Juniors
tromped Goderich 15-8,
15-2.
Mr. Jankowski has
been studying the league
results of points earned eighth . out sof 130, Kevin
thus far. He has Coultes who placed 10th
discovered that though out of 150 and Danny
his team has only played Jewitt who carne in 19th
two tournaments com- out of 150. In addition, the
pared to Goderich's junior boy's team placed
three, Clinton is ninth out of 26.
averaging the same Congratulations guys!
number of points as the
first place Vikings!
In Monday's in-
vitational tournament
with Kincardine, the
Juniors won four of the
five games played: 15-7,
15-8, 17-15, •15-12, and lost
15-10.
Senior Volleyball
The home tournament
held last Tuesday was a
major disaster for the
Cross -Country
By
Kathryn Martens
The C.H.S.S. cross-
country team travelled to
Stratford Central for the
first meet of the season
last Wednesday. ,The, top
finishers were Brenda
Dupee who finished
Smile
"If you laugh at me
again, I'll knock -your
block off", roaredthe
golfer at his rude caddie.
"Haw, you wouldn't
even know whlen club to
use" returned the caddie.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
(OVER 19)
Anyone interested in
participating phone
4.82-3255 or 482-3685
between 4 and 6 p.m.
'weekdays
by Paul Hartman
An assembly was held
of onday, the first to
enc trage students to
buy a yearbook. This
year's price is $6 without
your name or $7 with your
name. If you can't afford
to deck out that much,
money at one time you
can pay it in two in-
stallments of $3 or $3.50.
At the same assembly,
Scholars' Awards were
given to those Grade 12
students who achie ed 80
per cent or over. These
students included, Jane
Allan, Julie Armstrong,
Brenda Ball, Michelle
Corbett, David Gross,
Judi Jewitt, Elizabeth
Konarski, Kathy Martins,
Kathy McFadden, Paul
Newland, Teresa Radby,
Elizabeth Reid, Julie
Shobbrook and Laura
Taman.
While on the subject of
awards, sometime next
week sheets will be given
to every student ex-
plaining the Student
Award System.
Cheerleading -squad picked
By
Kathryn Martens
Lori Wise, the head
cheerleader, Gloria
Workman, Missy
Anderson, Marni
Tugwell, *Mary Wise and
Sandy Skinner were
joined by the new
chPeri^hngen at
the tryoutslast week. The
results are , as follows:
Cheryl Armctrrne.
Catherine 13attyre, Clare
Davidson, Una Doherty,
Deana Finch and Vicki
Sutherland with Melissa
Moffat and Suanne Smith
• as sub.
NOTICE
to all residents and
businessmen of Vanastra
DATE: October 15
PLACE: Vanastra Public School
TIME: 8:00 P.M.
SUBJECT:
Results of survey
of Vanastra
Slide Presentation
Discussion
If you care about the
community you live and
work in—please attend
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Reservations Preferred
Phone 565-2450
at C.H.S.S.
Princess St. Clinton
on "
THURSDAY
Help us help! OCTOBER 18
1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
5:30-8:30 p.m.
HURON CONSERVATION
CLINTON
ANNUAL TURKEY SHOOT
October 7 -1 p.m.
at
Fish and Game Farm
2 V, miles west of Clinton, Hwy. 8
and 1 mile north
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FROM 4:30-8:30 P.M.
Turkey or Ham - with �..
all the trimmings. Homemade
Pie and Beverage Included
SS 50
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ALSO
"Daily Speciais"
FROM 5:30-8:00 P.M.
S350
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"Weekend Specials"
$4 • 95
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We also feature
HOMEMADE PIES & SOUPS
White Carnation,
Hoimesville
Offer the
Smorgasbord All Fall.
Hot buffet - salad bar dessert -
home cooking our specialty.
HOURS: NOON DINNER
WED.
THURB,a
FRI:
SAT.
SUN.
12-2 P.M.
12-2 P.M.
12-2 P.M.
12-2 P.M.
12-2 P.M.
5-8 P.M.
5-8 P.M.
5-8 P.M,
5-8 P.M.
5-7:30 P.M.
RESERVATIONS REQUESTED: SAT. NIGHT ONLY
CATERING TO WEDDINGS, BANQUETS
& PRIVATE PARTIES
TEL. 482-9228 AFTER HOURS 524-4133
OPEN FOR FALL...
Now accepting reservations for Christmas
parties and New Years.
NOW A CLASS "A" FAIR TO 8E HELD ON ...
FRI. & SAT.
OCTOBER
5TH & STH
GIANT PARADE - Time 12 Noon
..-iM ... 4Ef•PUBI ICSCH'• L
5p.m.-8p.rm.
Salad Bar - Hot Smorgasbord - Dessert - Beverage
$795 ' , sAo For
Children
arid • Under 12
Reservations will be appreciated -- 524-7711
or
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FRIDAY EVENING
OCTOBER 5THi
VIEWING OF EXHIBITS ANDCONCESSION
Starting at 7 p.m.
8:15 CONCERT OF LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
* JUDGING OF THE SWEETHEART tF
# OF THE FAIR COMPETITION
Friday Night 4dm,sson
ADULTS $1.50 ' .�'"
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OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE FAIR
FREE GRANDSTAN
FUNS FOR .1E INT
KINGSVILLE & ESSEX ASSOC. BAND
HARNESS RACING
SADDLE RACES
SADDLE HORSE SHOW
A Family Fun Day
w LAMBTON-KENT PONY PULL
WESTERN ONT. LOG SAWING CHMPS.
CLOWNS
Ai3ENA ENTERTAINMENT
LIVESTOCK AND 4-H SHOWS
ROSEMOUNT AMUSEMENTS
ACRES OF EXHIBITS
GROUNDS ADMISSION ON FAIR DAY
ADULTS — $2.00 CHILDREN — 50c
PRESCHOOL CHILDREN — FREE
PARKING — $1.00
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"ye w, ;�ti r� �r SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
•mod. ;t t:; OCTOBER 7 AND 8
Your choice of
dam•VA'
ROAST TURKEY
with dressing and gravy. or
ROAST BEEF
Both served with mashed or Fren-
ch fried potatoes, your choice of
mashed turnips or buttered green
peas. Includes a complimentary
trip to our salad bar; soup or
juice, roll, tea or coffee, and
dessert - pumpkin pie with whip-
ped cream.
$59s
Specials served all
day Sunday and
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Every Wednesday is
'Senior Citizen's Day!
Senior Citizens will get a
10% DISCOUNT
NEW HOURS: Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.;
Saturday and Sunday. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Custard Cup
2 miles south of Clinton on
Hwy. No. 4 at Vanastra Rd.
482-4896
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Roast Stuffed Turkey
Stuffed Beef Roullaade
Ail dinners include: Salad buffet, vegetables.
potatoes, dumplings, pumpkin or apple pie, tea or
coffee.
SERVED ON SUNDAY AND MONDAY
2.- 8 p.m.
OUR REGULAR MENUS ARE ALSO SERVED J
- GOURMET SPECIA4—
COURSEDINNER—
Includessoup, salad, entree, dessert, coffee or tea
SERVED EVERY FRI. AND SAT. 5-8 p.m.
• SUN, 12. $ p.m.
BEGINNING FRIDAY, .OTooER 12
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$9
OFF SEASON HOURS: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 5.10 P.M.
SUNDAY 12.8 p.m.
HWY. 21 RA YFIELD, ONTA110
FOR RESE VATIONS PLEASE CALL: 56543
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