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The Huron Expositor, 1974-04-11, Page 13W 1 fm 2 0 r YJ W 'M o r 0 hy It C -hos, in ?e (Continued fvwa last night, and v ;ts v 0 group took #Jtl On leaving Fiore full advantage of tb lt.p Ace, we for all 8004 ylow,� Proo-Ically, 4,904,00Y q lore chair hi e s �„ , th' tv n pag.e startle one u ftpn.t p wo'd wom 4,o `V d e.. 4 the 0 h ndTod SjXty� the Tiber from the 8'TOVA4$ of the At the f. the If T �FNT N' _J1, he I TPA� 'F Castel Sant"Anjolo, (therfm 70 tyrn seven mile ride' to Rome via the pefor ascended his thrQ#rp and . in monument� �, " � 1. , , v fi, CREATIiE WRITING The door opened and his father looked at him. He b to the P4100 of Italian, French So - ou'r.lostt d t . pow. felt no scenic Autostrada del Solo, The Hadrian's TOM,) t . .GeTMAP, P.Oglish W Thoughts of a Teen 1n Trouble walked in. Re sat at the other side !origbr human. The .fudge asked four hour ride passed through -Justice and Cavour quaire. and Spa the Spanish made a speech to all Naples. The next morning, thq group those pj�eserlt, I# Also mentioned The nest- mproing* wip extiqo, 0 He sat there, feeling small, of the desk and looked at his son. for the verdict and the Foreman of lush valleyse Appealne of the W, Af"�,rho for, 4�fte'.` guilty, and totally ashamed. At 17 "There's nothing I can say that the jury stood up. The court room Mountains, clung tq,the Ades of Was given a walking tout of the all the groups present (in their apprehensively no Whet ("q 9 ve a age). hills and passed, "k 'Peter's native Ian Ullwillin y boarded the bus for co-vo9jiffo-A he felt as though he didn't have will make things easier. I know was silent. through long Vatican beginning in language). 91 b tunnels. I When His Holiness, and the the $0.0 to jq 't `,0 Square. From there lir trip bq Artbe.sta , atudwits, hrid,140' we q�k' to by th� ff, is the brains of a field mouse, He you're extremely confused, We The crackling voicepf the man hid' . done some" really stupid and most parents aye busy with delivered the verdict. Before long — Romel on the progressed to the Basilica of St. Canadian del �ID - S I 46� 446 , r delegate mentioned the Yugoslavia 13 hour drive). The of " .411 things in his life but naw th�s, and our own lines and so don't take "The,defendant is not guilty." bus we received an introductory Peter, the largest church in the two thousand Canadians in journey Went - surprisingly SeRfID lthd 1, d* I . S', people I what he had gone through. His time to find out what you think. His lawyer patted him on the tout of the city. We passed world• attendance, the whole rear half of quickly; and before lops,.wo were 09 8 ypir, world, his life, everything came You take it as if we don't care but back� around the Borghese Gardens, Inside: some of the Most the hall stood In recognition, with in PoStojna, Yugoslavia,. the site We; thank tumbling down upon4lm we do. NO' "We won kid, you're free." the Square of the People; Via beautiful and famous treasures of a thunderous applause as the �4 Now w the •time has come n9thing meant anything anymore, when we can't help you. You're Free, was he really. Would he Veneto; The Monument to King art in the world, Michelangelo's 'Pope waved. It was a moment f "La Pieta"; Bernini's "Chair of that shall xfotbe easy to forget. ,he didn't care whether he lived or. old en6ugh to, run your own life. ever be ' from the scene Victor Emmanuel HIThe Altar o St. Peter"; The B . aldachino over Teacher spold ..., branded into his memory,, of the the Nation); The Imoisrial Foril; The rest of the day was- free for died. lie had almost made the When this is all over If you have decision that there was no reason to. ' disappear and straighten little boy appearing In front of The `Temple of Vesta; the Castil the high altar and so on. Beneath individu,41 exploring. Generally, to go on living, but his, spirit yourself out, we'll understand. him from behind the parked car? Sant"Angelo; the island the church we visited the crypt, we went among the famous Mr. Shy Guy - Mr. D. Procter sports such a$ hockoy,I)a4dbsll" wasn't that dead yet so the crucial "Good luck always son." - Would he ever be free of knowing monastery -hospital in the Tiber; and saw the tombs of most of the monuments of Rome, the Everybody knows the guy that golf, cutting and various oftio,"', rpoment passed and he was still "Thanks' Dad, I'm really sorry he had killed an innocent child? the Spanish Steps; 'the Palace of Popes; including St. Peter's and squares, the Churches and ruins. blushes it] the time, but we know while his favourite 'holiby, 14" around. Now he has a teenage son of his Justice; the Piazza Novona; the' Pope John's. Above the church littli else about him'. Mr. Procter swimming. He belongs also to he all the trouble 'I've been but He was so confused and so I'll snake it u to you and he knows that the Arch of Constantine and f inally, proper, up the near thousand 'We saw ..the" Pantheon. the went to school in Wingbarn and . `Seaforth' Beayers'., p somehow. Ov Campidoglio, the Foro, Romano bewildered nothing made sense, e steps lie's the observation posts on I'll be all straightened out after teenage years are the hardest the Coloseum, where w received his Bachelor of Science Mr. *Morton lives in Seafbith,, 4 and the Baths and Caracalla and nothing was real. The only real this is all over." years of life, because we make so disembarked and had a chance to the top of the cupola of St. Sheila, the Circus Masimus and so on 'til at Guelph. University. He now along with his. wife, whpri things were his nightmarish th m0hy mistakes, which will stay. explore •-these famous ruins, Peter's. From here, 4, complete I teaches Science 250, and we were exhausted and Physics: also happens to be a teacher, She, - Sq be was ushered back into e dreams and the feel of handling a courtroom. There his charge of and haunt us for the rest of our He then checked into our hotel,' and memorable view of the overwhelmed by Rome. 340, 350 and 55.0. Mr. Procter teaches at the public school in fast sports car. He had had ad plans motor man -slaughter was read. lives. the Atlante, only three blocks Vatican Gardens and all seven finds' t I he students easy to teach Seaforth. They have two phildrelf1g, but" they had to be changed The dead little boy's parents Written by Eric William Tippell 11 from the Vatican. After supper, hills of Rome can be had. The next day the majority of the because of a wit! to learn, and the a daughter Jane, who is ten I and a there was a chance to see Rome at Later, a tour of the 'Vatican group took.on optional excursion because something more size of - our , school allows the son, Bruce, who is,.eight. museums, the Vatican library, the to Pompeii and Naples, 150 Kimportant had come up. Re had teacher to know an the students. By Diane Preszcator tried his best and had tried to (t,3 Stoic. Medici apartments, the. Raphail miles to the south. make the right -decisions. He ,felt' mcxrt - rooms, and of course, the. Sistine There, we saw the house of the He feels that most of the students a f. 0,014 col oil yq Chapel, with the beautiful Faun, the Villa of Mysteries, the are trying to do their best, that he had done the right thing. frescoes by Michelangelo and House of the and of coure, Well, enough about his job, Yet he had been told that he was v41 now we'll go "a little deeper". less than human, that he wouldRaphael. the famous streets. He revealed his pastimes craving SL�,Ident be a failure; that he wasn't worth A couple of us, by sheer luck, Back in Rome, some spent the of . girlwatching, plus the powder to blow him up. happened into the weekly public- •�day trying to see some of the sfiowmobiling, motor cycling, He had been so keyed up for 1f7 Me Papal audience in the huge areas not generally seen by the music apd,goaching. Being a man this new challenge, he thought he _ modern Audience Hall. . His tourists: the back streets, little of simple tastes,he leads a simplespotlig ht had, some , , pretty good lour' ?raA�S- 0 1; ACV% II L�%C,, life; having no secret ambition. I 4 advantages. He ,w4sWt worried "giple •4 During, the March break, he CIndX.RgWn__, that things.would go wron . g. But far N" OL S As Ir 'ck and. field summary went to Florida. He visited Disney This week's spotlight is on •- they had stolen all this, his whole 0 0 World, but' spent the rest- of his 41 Cindy Dorssers, 4 grade 10' world, and most important his 01 4 J0 time on Daytona Bepch, doing his The Seaforth Track Team has but,we desperately need boys in student at SDHS. Cindy is sixteen self-respect and his confidence -in favourite sport, girt-watching.'He himself. •participated in three indoor track Midget, Junior and Senior arrived back in Seaforth, with a years old and lives at home, meets to date. Two trips to categories and girls in the senior R.R.4, Seaforth, with her mom Why, • couldn't 'adults London have provided our team age group- Practices are held good. tan; but he can't hide his and dad and one brother and understand teens and their with some very stiff competition. every night, leading, to the blushl three sisters. problems? Why couldn't Ahey Our students dill_ very well with Huron -Perth Competition on May Cindy has her count- honours n practise what they preacfie'ffl Mr. Don Morton Mary Lammerant winning the 14th in London. in 4-H and was an bono student Why. did they have to lie all the -Open Girls' Mile in one meet and This teacher is one Of the # last year and will probably be time? Why couldn't they be honest and tell you what they the 880 yd. run in the latest meet. A driving -school instructor was several who came back to school, another this year. Wn Maloney ran a fine 440 yd. trying to impress the importance after the break, with deeply Cindy belongs to quite a few thought about you and what-ypt were doing? Why do the tell -yoii' indoor at •58.2 sec. of gauge -watching upon ayoung tanned skin. In our Easter break. athletic clubs at school. She'was a Last week the girls pack and female student. Casting a glance Mr. Morton was fortunate enough member of the Junior Girls to do something but nevl&r"how to d , t9 And why when you did it field. team defeated Stratford toward the gas guagq, he said, to travel to the Barbados. 'Basketball Team and she belongs. o "Pretend we're going to take a teaches to the track and wrongn Northwestern in a 'dual meet.' Mr. Morton did they hav6 to come field team, high Highlights of the meet were a long drive today, What's the first geography to grades nine. ten jumping being her favourite you. so hard? Whi'`, y down on 1-2-3 finish for, Seaforth in the thing you do before you leave?" and twelve. Also he is at the head event. She is also a member of the couldn't they help instead of hinder? Why couldn't they teach C_4.in OL& ov t' high jump. Cindy Dorssers The student gazed around the car of the curling and'golf ,clubs. So Roadrunner . Team and ran I'm sure it is agreed that Mr. twenty-five miles. you what was right and wrong? JA reached a personal high of 57'. for several seconds, "Look the & oykrin She also won the 50 yd. low dashboard over carefully," the Morton contributes a great deal to ' The future, Cindy is not sure Why, wasn't it really right or wrong when the time came? hurdles. instructor hinted. Hesitantly, the our school. of. She - tliinks'she might want to w4ieft. V - I The team is progressing well girl answered, "Dust?'.' Out side of school he enjoys be a RNA. At he was confused, and M.&I worried. He had a hard' time ;trying to keep things straight now. All his worries were gone wben.he- w#s driving a winding road at suicidal speeds. He hated y. ',to'be'alone, it gave him time to think, to remembei, and the memories burned like a red hot iron into his heart bop * His father' andmother both knew that he was in emotional turmoil and they knew why. They '44 911, . tried to help,but it was no good. 4 So now why did his dad. want to talk to him? Most men since the begifittipg of time hav6 regarded comets as omens of evil. -As recently as 1910, when Halley's great comet last appeared,' charlatans sold -special pills to protect the fear- ful. HITACHI WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS COMES FIRST. COLOR TELEVISION 1911 PORTABLE ALL TRANSISTOR, 100% SOLID STATE INSTA14T ACTION ONLY $5090 DROP IN AND SEE HITACHI TODAY! Zurich 236-4351 NGERICH'S Sales & Service Ltd. Seaforth 527-0290 01 Parts Extra, If requires LUBE, OIL 88 Sealed Units FILTER Extra Forthis one low price you get. Offer good until Apill 30 wherever you we this Sign. • • Complete Lubrication • Change of oil, including up to 4 quarts of any Texaco or Quaker State warranty - approved motor oil • Now on filter "We know how much you depend on your car. P . . . . . . . . . Use your 'ftxseoCarg" credit card. All work .................. is g . uwrante6d for 9.0 days or 4,000 miles. Ask for details. GERALD'S DATSUN LTD',' 22 Goderich St. W. SEAFORTH Phone 527-1010 Open Daily 8am.-9p.m. ". I *To the. Editor Students can take summer- trips You Learn a lot, outside school students, the two chaperons I am one of those people who teach. You claim you would have read this column back in June paid the cost of the supply '4when the board -handed down teachers. This would. be about their decision. I agreed with it $400 for two teacher; for one then and do now. Although it week.' Still supply teachers can would have been very ,nice for never effectiv.iply replace these those involved it was unfair for teachers. So your education may those not. be bettered but at the sacrifice of the rest of the student body. You claim in our article that y "Sounds like sour grapes,*' I "Being restricted on this trip to don't think so, sounds more like our holidays Wy, we have not -'poor planning. Just think,, had had a chance to explore and you only thought to wait for the *Wour the cities and people and summer holidays, of the three customs, as we would have been glorious weeks you could have able to had we had two weeks or had. twenty days". I am very curious Stuart Scott as to who restricted you on this trip to these holidays. (Ed. Note: The price of such trips Unless things have changed I in the summer - the tourist season seem to remember that everyone . is much higher, and gets over two months summer consequently more restrictive to vacation. Certainly out of these the student. Secondly, a large seventy -odd days you could have percentage of our participants found two, weeks or twenty days were unable to make a summer to do your exploring. I feel, had trip because of the necessity of Wou really wanted to see these working on their family farms. "claim" things you feel you missed, you 9 We did not to pay for' , could have waited until til the supply teachert - we promised. summer holidays.. The results of a poll taken of Year W students and their You say the board decided that parents concerning the students your edu tion would be better and teachers being absent for five _ eive e four walls of a served ingS th days are not complete yet, but classroom.. Au must remember those returned have all been -in that there #re other people favour of the extended trip,- even besides your `,'group the board if they, or their sons and must make the 'decision for. 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