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From 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
to counsel students intending
to enter programs in the fall
of 1974.
Parents are welcome
NEWS OF
Brucefield
Correspondent
Mrs. Hugh Berry
There was keen competition on Monday, as nine area
schools took parts In a Cross Country Run. The 2 1/2 mile
course was 'at the farm of W.C.Millson, of Kinburn. Here
Gord Geddes approaches the finish. lines/
(Intended ter last week)
This week, to try to more
fully report the happenings at
S.D,111.S., this column will report
events or dates of interest to the
readers, which would not,, nor-
mally be reported.
A Science Club may be formed
at S.D.H.S. this year, if interest
warrants it.' Persons interested
should contact Bruce Knight or
Mr. Hook.
Nearly all Year Ill students
were absent from school laSt
Friday. The History and Geo-
graphy classes made a full-day
outing to Berimiller to gain prac-
tical experience in their geo-
logy and archaeology lessons.
The Drama Club has begun
rehearsals for the play, "The
Mouse That Roared." Production
is' scheduled for the end of Jan-
uary and the first of February.
- The Students Council is hold-
ing a dance October 26. Usual
rules prevail.
, The Student§ Council cam-
•paign to sell subscriptions to the•
Huron Expositor had reached
$1,268.25 by Tuesday.
OSS COUNTRY
Last October the ninth, the
Seaforth Cross-Country Team
went to' a meet at Regina Mundi
in London. Teams from London,
'Stratford, Woodstock, Exeter and
other centres, competed as well.
The Junior Girls won again
the team- championship, for the
third time in a row. Barb Smith
placed second, Mary Lammerant
third, Barb Doig, eighth, Marj
Jansen twelfth and Connie Van
Dyke fourteenth.
„The Midget girls were Chris
Carter in 29th place, Valerie
Sinamon in thirtieth, Nahcy Dietz
twenty-second and Jane Ribey,
ninth.
The _Midget boys were; Bill
Jeffery, 121st, Steven Maxwell,
133rd.
The Junior Boys were: Mar-
vin Kale, sixth, Danny Maloney,
twentieth; Robert Haney, forty-
third; and John Kinsman, 96th.
The Senior runner was Mur-
ray Houston in fifteenth place.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
This week, S.D,H.S. girls will
meet Mitchell, Tuesday, at home;
and Exeter, Thursday, away.
The Juniors at. the time of
writing,. have won two, and lost
two. 'Phe Seniors have won one,
but have lost three,
To make W.O.S.S.A., the girls
Must win a total point, home and
home series against Mitchell.
The chances for the playoffs are
hard, to predict, for other team
standings change rapidly. Good
Luck, any way girls.
Both learns are coached by
Miss Weiler. The junior team
members are: Linda Albert,
Gayle Beuerman,Shirley Chal-
mers, Cindy Dorssers, Linda
Dorssers, Elaine Hopper, Diane
Jansen, Dianna Noble, Lori Sau-
vage, Cheryl Seymour, Marg
Sills and Linda Vanneste. •
The senior team includes;
Susan Beu ermans'rudy C lessens,
-Debbie Doresers, Brenda Finlay-
son, Susan II ildebrand, Anne 11 op-
per , Barb Kerslake, Joanne Kunz
Debbie McClure, Karen Regier,
Cathy Stewart, Marj Jansen and
Ellen Stewart.
In play Tuesday, seaforth beat
Mitchell 22-1'7 in theSeniors.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
This week's student spotlight
is Wilma Jansen; 17. Wilma is a
Year IV student at S.V.H.S. She
IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Jansen of H.R. 2 (formerly
Seaforth, She has one,
sister attendingS.D.H.S., Dianne,
in Yehr 111.
At school, Wilma enjoys Of-
fice practise, Law and Geogra-
phy.
In extra curricular activities,
Wilma belongs to the Trumpet
Band. She plays the snare drum.
Wilma also works noon hours in
the cafeteria.
After she leaves school, she"
plans on entering college, to
train as a secretary, or perhaps
teacher.
VOLLEYBALL
In Boys Volleyball at Wing-
ham last Wednesday, October 10,
Seaforth played both Wingham
and Exeter.
The Juniors, in play versus
Exeter, won two, games, 15-10,
16-14, and lost one, 6-15.
In the second match, Seaforth
lost two to wingharst, 15-11,15-10,
and won one game, 15-2.
The seniors played Exeter,
and 145st both games, 15-11, 15-7.
In play against Wingham,Sea-
forth won 15-3 and 15-8. „
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Norma Riley, Winthrop, holds her German Shepherd while Dr. Stan Alkemade Administers a
rabies shot. . The annual rabies clinic, held at the arena Thursday under the auspices of the
Department of Agriculture, Health of Animals Branch, was well attended.
Primary, school pupils win
in cross country race
Showing signs of tiring after a long run, this group sprints
as they near the end of the run. Students from nine area
public schools took part in- the annual cross country race,
Monday. (Staff Photo)
Gordon
preside
In Seaforth and District Commence
Friday, Nov. 2nd.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Seaforthf rianch 156, Royal Canadian Legion
R. V. Whitely
sofiretiry
Wilfred Titford Chairman S!pacial avant%
With a continued Can as
on Sunday, Nov.. 4th.
BUY POPPIES. FOR
POPPY DAYS
There was keen competition
as 48 runners' from each of9
Huron elementary schools com-
peted in the annual Cross Country
Meet in the W,C,Millson farm in
the Kinburn area on Monday.
Originally scheduled for last
week the event was postponed
by poor weather.
Taking part were Elementary
public schools from; Goderich,
Seaforth, Clinton, Hullett, Brus-
sels, Blyth,' Huron Centennial,
Holmesville, Colborne. -
, The event included 8 races
with 54 runners in each.
Members of the C.H.S.S, cross
country team assisted at some
che Tckeaprn inoinwts.
ners were those in
which all six runners achieved
the lowest possible score for
their team. Runners werescosed
according to finish order.
' BOYS' TEAMS
Senior (13 yr. ) Goderich,
Clinton, Huron Centennial.
Intermediate (12) Mullett,
Holmesville, Brussels,
Junior (11 yr.)Clinton,Hullett,
Huron Centennial.
Midget (10 yr.) Holmesville,
Seaforth, Brussels.
GIRLS' TEAMS
Senior, Blyth, Colborne,
Huron Centennial.
Intermediate - Huron C.,
Holmesville, Clinton.
Junior - Hullett, Huron C.;*
Brussels.
Midget
- Huron C., Colborne;
Blyth.
INDIVIDUAL WINNERS
(BOYS)
Senior: Bobby Lawrence,
(Huron C.), Phil Potter (Clinton)
Sreve Collins (Goderich)
Intermediate: Tim Lawrence
(Huron C.) , George Collins
(Holmesville), Dwayne Ross
(Holmesville)
Junior: Claude Daw(Clinton);
Rich Myers (Clinton); Paul Med-
degeal (Mullett)
Midget: Richard Johns(fitiron
C,); Brian Ten pas (Brussels)
kobbie Plunkett (Mullett)
GIRLS
Senior: Mary Anne Cook
(Blyth); Jean Siertserria(Blyth)
Brenda Pollack (Colborne). •
Intermediate:Denise Mitchel-
more (Goderich); Teri Van
Dogan (Holmesville); Sherri ,
Brommer (Blyth).
Junior: Carol Wheeler
(Brussels); Marianne Hellinga
The U.C.W of Brucefield held
their fall Thankoffering in • the
church Sunday night with guests
from Kippen and Seaforth.
Mrs. Ross Chapman and
Mrs. Edgar Stoll were in charge
of devotions and took as their
theme ',Mission to-day."
Mrs. Dave Triebner intro-
duced a musical number with
Mr. Luther of Hensall at the
organ. Mrs. Luther sang
"Oh the Wonder of it all". •
Mrs. Brodie introduced Mrs.
Jane Davidson who showed pic-
tures and spoke of her year
spent in India.
Mrs. GrunewaId thanked the
(Mullett); Debbie Wise (Holmes-
ville).
Midget: Janice Webster
(Huron C.) Connie King (Huron
C.); Marion Dwinnel (Colborne).
SCHOOL STANDING:
Runners Grand Total
Seaforth '
632
Blyth
'618
Clinton 656
Holniesville 731
Brussels , 744
Hullett 572
Goderich
715
Huron C. 403
Colborne. 396
guest and presented her with a
gift.
Mrs. Luther led in singing the
'last terse of the 23rd Psalm
and Mrs. Triebner pronounced
the I3enediction.
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. W. Haugh and Mrs. N.
Sillery were in charge of the
October meeting bf Brucefield
United Chuirch U.C.W. Tucker-
smith on Monday evening, Oct. 8.
with an attendance of 17. Hymn
No. 12 was Nag with Mrs. Geo.
Henderson ate piano. A
Thanksgiving poem was read by
Mrs. Sillery, Mrs. Hugh gave
a reading we get more out of
life than we- put into it". This
part of the meeting closed with a
contest. Thanksgiving and prayer
by Mrs. Sillery.
Mrs. E. Stoll and Mrs. E.
Sillery presided for busineSs.
Mrs. E. Thomson and Mrs.Beth
Walters were appciinted to usher
and take up the collection at the
Thankoffering meeting.
Mrs. R. Chapman was auct-
ioneer for a sale of articles,
which was the money making
project for August.
Lunch was served by the
committee, Mrs. W. D. Wilson,
Mrs. J. Broacifoot s Mrs. H.
Allan and Mrs. V. Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott have
returned borne having visited for
a month with their daughter Mrs.
L. Rushcall and family of
Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs. wm. Pepper
visited last weekend with friends
at Bracebridge.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Handcock
and family of Oshawa with Mr.
Vic Hargreaves and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hender-
son spent the weekend with
friends of Hamilton.
We are please d to report
that Mrs. John K. Cornish and
Mr. Lorne Wilson have returned
home from London and Seaforth
Hospitals.
A good crowd attended the
Fall Thankoffering services at
Elrucefield United Church on
Sunday when Mrs. Jane Davidson
showed pictures of her visit in
India.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson
attended the wedding of Mrs.
Wilson's niece in Toronto re-
cently.
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