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is on October dist at 4;00 at M lip 444erp sbq*ed the vverp. 1�gd _y4# v , osp�
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Cori HabXirk and. Anne, Ribjy Mal The,-,,, leaders. ',t4e lnlstitut0de
arranged
a �,dellghtful 'cookie Party fhernes, deppratipjas,pilid, qxpalp0d I j
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plate. Jane and Heather made up entertainment were discussed.. party tI*,m0,s,- (16�0 reitbrt; 7 , , :
call' was
four plat I'slof sanowliclies for the For practical work wo wrote a •�Menl.][S, A,� i.-,
�party'�,,-,, game`,All"' but,
rest of the group to judge. weekend. itivitation'and reply, About tbc P.10 pirty wao'E00, -.,�Jiipmbet inswered'the
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Heather acited is hostess for an Yhe meeting was closed with Mirg Vap 'Dy.kq,i,p h t matter - w4s�r,� a out,
tranged, ,4 b
inforui,11 tea. Cori thanked Mrs. "Q Carrada", A lunch was serve& table- centre piece ioifr' a pa,,tly :04#.y food.,
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by Mary Anne and Mrs, Nolan. decor ft i n
I�Elliotr for the use of her home. decoration. She arraili" ..0 ere p!cp c, a
Joanne Rimmer opened the Kippen I 4H met at the home of fruits in wicker biske. All
W!pre ma q
fort►x,�l #eas were discussed ;'Then
October 21st-meetingwith the Mrs. Chalmers or) October 15. leaves arida few Ones Out", cul ske". d 'by the e girls
Ode and, the 4-H Fledge. The roll call was answered by
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Elizabeth` Golding was appointed each girl telling why. they like to
secretary, for the meeting. The entertain.
The name '*
next meeting is on 'Octbber 28th, The,.Dining Dozen"
and it is to beat, Mrs. Elliott's. was decided on as the title for
It is to be a 'double meeting and their club. Shirley as,
and Buyers -of
. STUDENTS TRY LAWN BOWLING Three with, funds received from, a federal New Horizons will Iasi all through the evening. Kelly Dobson demonstrated how
Hdafher McPherson read the to make cupcakes, Mrs.
different Phys Ed classes from SDH$ are learning to grant. Arthur Finlayson, the club's greenskeeper section on . parties and* what Chalmers and Mrs. Connoly
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_f6ri* bowl at the 'local greens. The Seafdrth Lawn says they, hope to -attract more young lawn boWlers. makes them successful. The key'showed us the proper ways of J! 0#!h
Bowlers,.50 strong, have updated their 18.greens (Staff Photo) words are co-ordination and good. measuring. table setting and how
planning. to use proper table niapners.
Jane made . hamburgers and - Lunch was served at the end of
were good. Anne Ribey
they the meeting by Kelly Dobson and 'd
W thanked - Mrs. Elliott f6-rMe use of Shirley Chalmers.' Red
her home. MCKILLOP Ill 4�H CLUB
SID H -S-. Re v I e 0J..
Sesiferth 11 The munching Maidens held
SeAforth - 11 Swift Servers' h;id their 5th meeting At Mrs.
girdsfoat- Trefo:
ts Jane,.Pengil ' ley,' Huron County Stewart's home. Important
Home Economist, as their guest points in planning a party. were
th"e Stu at meeting IV held at the home of discussed.
u, en page Carolyn Wilson. Topics discussed the theme of a party. formal
The most important fund we reach our goal)• to the Van announce that at a, meeting last and Junior boys did well. Mary were formal and informal teas. invitations and replies, - decorA-
�Each girl brought a different type tions and entertainment are very•eed
# raising •drive this year begin laist Egmond Soeiety to aid 'in the Wednesday afternoon, a record Lammerant received a trophy As
Friday and will end next Monday. *restoration of the Van Eginond 'number of students,showed tip to she placed first' in Junior'Girls, of party sandwich and -explained important points for a hostess to
It is what is hoped to be the first House.' The remainder of the offer their services towards the how each was made"' remember-
-,,*is Friday they go to WOSSA I At a further meeting, at the Mrs.' Stewart served open -
annual Seaforth District 'High funds will help lo' pay for- our making of this year's 'yearbook. Good Luck team. home of Eleanor- and- Joan- faced sandwiches and homemade
School Magazine- Campaign., other commitments, such as the lets keep up the good work[!
For, the rest of the week, running of school activities and S.D.H.S. NOTES Devereaux, there was an fruit punch which was much MAPLE LEAF MILLS LTM
a.exchange of ideas for the hostess enjoyed.
S.D.H.S. students will be trying the sponsorship of our foster child Year four and five students had
The sixth meeting was held at
to -sell their frieri&, neighbours' in India. theirgiaduation photo taken last file. Members 'learned about (SEED DIVISiON
Xs wore their
and relatives a wide' range of The average Canadian house- Monday, ThIp bo Dave Ring party -planning, themes, Mrs. Stewart's. Ct;pc'akes which
invitations, -decbrations, and were used for lunch, were made EXETER, INT. PHONE 235-0363
quality magazines from hold spends , -about $15. per best tie -and the girls wore their duties of. a guest. Eleanor and and decorated by. -the members.
"MacLeans", : t* '-Wrydne wore
a"um on magazines. By buying prettiest dress aqd�e (Jones M
10 Good Housekeeping", "Popular your magazines through the their nicest smile. and staff- Joan demonstrated a centrepiece Plans were made for a club party acNaughton)
Mechanics" to "T.V.-Guide", all school, you and .the school 'Can S.D.A.S. students are going to suitable for Thanksgiving, to held at a later date.
at competitive prices. make more of a contribution to have a chance to ,buy a school
This service has indisputable the community. We, hope you will coat. The coats come in the
PLAY IT COOL THIS IIINTEIM,
support us,. - ---------
school colours and we have our
be fits the school And the
community. Firstly, instead of BASKETBALL choice of yellow with black stripes
buying one's magazine's at the
Last Thursday, October 17, or black with yellow stripes. Plus
newstands, one has then arrive Listowel District High- Schools we can have our choice of bars or
L. With
y s
regularl your,'.mail, at a girl went against �our girls' crests put on 1he,coat. Fittifigs
ritial, reduction
substantial, of thebasketball teams. Both our junior are being done- this week some-
newstand price. and s,en�ior,teams were beaten. tinftS-'wt of the coats isn't.sure 0110A
renewals -are no The juniors had a score• vof 36-32 yet. The,more students who want
Secondly,
P at all.Each year, if,one and the senior's score was 44-36. them means the cheapey the coats
tl 'wishes to.rcp.qw,y9ur subscription "in order for the student body to will be.
we at the' 'school. do all the. be, able to watch the game, Don't forget the dance .this/*
paperwork. Third[ &-ps'FlAing -Thk,5,dAy.*as
d All,.Frijday-night. wi h "Applejack"
on h,,,,n the Student's. t
W& q -2 he three lunches If you dress up, in a Hallowe'en
pgazine -o r
,�, r cent were shorte ne ten minutes so we costume you can go
Cour �J,ecclvcs I f t"a fS. cent 2
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of 65 subscription price That . were dismissed at 2:00. Judging discount.
works out to approximately 38 per 'from the screams and cheers CROSS COUNTRY
I cent profit on the campaign.' That coming from the gym on Thurs- Last Friday the Cross 77
is money that will stay in the day afternoon, most of, the Country teams went to Huron- BY BAUER!
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community, �V
munity. when norn]-IlIY it viewers enjoyed the game. Perth. Results were -excellent. .;i Men's Sizes, 6-13
wouldn't.
YEARBOOK.' Senior girls placed 3rd, Junior
This year, the Student's - Last week, . .. . . . .
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we reported the girls second and 4
n 0 first Cduncil fans to donate the f yearbook 'was on its last legs girls pla&ed f6urth.. Marvin Kale AN
half of its profits (half of the because of a lack of members. of the Senior boys is eligible for
its should total if This week, I'm happy to WOSSA. Midget boys placed fifth A top performe? for men!
io prof about$800.
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