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Student editorial
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businessmen at Vanastra couldn't
get insurance from the agencies
that the council members had
talked to.
"I want protection for the
7 dollars I'm paying", Mr. Archer
Said.
"Did you ask the Clinton Fire
Board, Would they serve us?",
Mr. Archer asked.
- Reeve Thompson • said s he
hadn't asked but that he didn't
think there would be a problem.
Mr.Ferguson said his
insurance' rates had gone up from
rt $8,000 to $16,000 this year, and
even, with increased coverage, the
problem of the distance of the fire
department accounted for easily
$5,000.
Council asked Mr. O'Connor to
send a letter detailing the costs
involved to Vanastra business-
men because of the distance of
the Brucefield F.D., He will
estimate costs of insurance if
4Clinton provides protection and
costs if an on site fire brigade was
established at Vanastra.
Mr. 4tcher said that
businessmen would probably be
prepared to pay part of the cost of
getting fire protection • 'from
Clinton and added that it would
probably not amount to as much
A„ the increased insurance
premiums.
Tuckersmith will have to
continue to pay for 50% of the
cost of the Brucefield brigade, the
reeve commented, because the
township has a 50-50 split with
Stanley Township.
Fitness. In your heart you know it's right.
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By Sandra Holley •
Julie Bell • Julie is one of the
.lucky girls who was nominated as
a fortnal queen candidate. "Julie,
is 16 years old and her birthday is
on jeptember 27. She is the
&tighter of Edna and Neil. Bell of
Seaforth, She has two sisters and
one brother, all older than she is.
Julie is a level three student. In
her spate time she does some
cycling* babysitting, rollerskating
11111111
and danclifg." Her favourite sub-
jects are film arts, French. and
German.
She is a member of the band
(she plays the drum) and of the
cheerleaders (senior), badMinton,
tennis, and yearbook clubs. She is
also a member of the United
Church. '
Julie has a summer job working.
at the day care center at the
public school in Seaforth. She
wants to be a kindergarten or
pre-school teacher so the job will
give her valuable experience. As
for her feelings toward being one
of the nominees for the formal
queen, Julie thinks it is an honour
and also a compliment.
Deb Doig - Deb is a level five
student at SDHS. She is 18 years
old and her birthday is September
2. She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Doig of Egmondville.
She has • one brother and one
sister. In her spare time, Deb
does some sewing, reading,
cycling and rollerskating. Her
favourite subjects are French and
Geography. She also belongs to
the 550 club, the volleyball team
and the yearbook club. Deb isn't
sure what she wants to be. She is
going to university next year to
study French. Deb is proud that
she was chosen as one of the
nominees.
Ellen Stewart - Ellen is another
formal queen candidate. Ellen is
17 years old and her birthday is
June 26. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stewart of RR
2 Seaforth. She has one brother
and one sister..
Ellen is a year four student. In
her spare -time she likes sports
and sewing. She belongs to the
world politics club and went to
Spin during the March break.
She plays the trumpet in the
band. She is also a member of St.
James Catholic Church. Ellen
wants to be a nurse.
She feels that being nominated
as a candidate is both an honour
and a compliment.
Brenda Savage - Brenda is
another lucky girl who was
nominated as a formal queen
candidate. Brenda is 17 years of 'd
and her birthday is October 31.
„ She is the daughter of Heide
and Ted Savage of Seaforth. She
has one sister and one brother,
both younger. 'Brenda is in year
four.
tier hobbies are music, sewing
and rollerskating. Her favourite
subject is' history. Brenda plays
the trumpet in the band and she
also belongs to the world politics
club so„ she was one of the
students who went to Spain
during the March break.
Brenda is a member of the
'United Church. She has her grade
8 in piano and grade 2 in 'theory.
She's not sure what she wants to
be. As for being noniinated as a
formal queen candidate, she feels
it is an honour and a compliment.
Nancy O'Shea is 16 years old
and a grade. 11 student of SDHS.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William O'Shea of 77 Chalk
Street North. After salmi, Nancy
wants to enter the world of
fashion as a purchasing agent. In
her spare time she enjoys sports
such as' rITeling, tennis',
swimming and ba .dminton.
.Nancy says that the title of
formal queen would be an honour
and an experience she would
always remembers. She is happy
to be able to represent the grade
,elevens as' one of their three
candidates. Nancy is thrilled alit
she was chosen as one of the eight
semi-finalists and she is looking
forward to the night of the formal
and the announcing of the
winner.
Brenda Papple is 17 years old
and also a grade 11 candidate.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Papple of Egmondyille.
Brenda intends to become a
physiotherapist. She enjoys such
hobbies as cycling and horseback-
riding. 'She also enjoys reading.
Brenda feels very proud to he
albe to run for formal queen. She
says that the announcing of the
winner at the formal will be a very
exciting and memorable event in
her life. She is certainly looking
forward to the night of the formal.
Cathy Murray is a grade 13
student and is 18 years old. Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Murray of RR 5 Seaforth. Cathy is
very talented in music and enjoys
playing the guitar and the piano
in her spare time. After finishing
this year in school, Cathy is
enrolling in a Nurse's College.
Cathy feels that the title of
formal queen is an honour and
would make her last year here at
Seaforth High snore memorable
and enjoyable.
Janet Scott, ano ther candidate
is also leaving school this year to
enroll in a Nursing Program.
Janet is 18' and a grade 12
student. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott of John
Street, Seaforth. In her spare
time, Janet enjoys crocheting;
sports, babysitting and reading.
Janet also feels that the title of
formal queen is a real honour.
She says that it makes her feel
..good to know that the students of
Seaforth High School like her
enough to have voted her in as
one of their eight semi-finalists.
Janet is looking forward to the
formal and the announcing of
Formal Queen '75.
PE 300 to Palmerston
The health 300 classes, accom-
panied by their teacher Miss
Weiler, went op a field trip to the
hospital for retarded children, the
Mid Western Regional Centre in
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Palmerston last Friday, April 18,
The students- were shown slides
and given a talk before th,eir tour
of the-hospital.
550 Club
Over the Victoria Day Week-
end, the 550 Club (the Grade
13's) will be travelling by train to
Quebec City. From the Chateau
Frontenac, where they will be
staying, they will tour the Parlia-
ment Buildings and the Musee du
Fort which' is an electronically
activated relief model retelling
the six sieges cif Quebec. They
will also visit the Musee Histori-
que, a waxworks museum.
On Saturday they will take a
three hour tour of Greater Quebec
including the Citadel, Laval Uni-
versity, Aquarium, Plains of
Abraham, etc:
There is also plentyof free time
for individual shopping or sight-
seeing.
The trip will cost`the students
$80.00 a piece. To help pay for the
trip, the 550 club is sponsoring a
50-50 draw. The winners will
receive half the total net revenue
of the draw. There is a possible
$500.00 to be won! Tickets are $1
each and are available from any
550 club member.
Egmondville
Correspondent
Mrs. Carol Geddes ,
Mr, and Mrs. James Cameron
of Sarnia visited with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Geddes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Eaton and
Mrs. and Mrs. Al Nicklson
returned home from a trip to
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Banner-
man and family spent last week-
end camping at 1pperwash.
Misses Bess and Peg Greive
.have returned home from their
vacation in the sunny south.
Mn. Ed Wisniski and son Adam
from Sarnia visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Geddes and family
on Sunday.
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• SDHS QUEEN CANDIDATES SDHS students have selected eight candidates for
the school queen com efition. The winner will be crowned at Friday night's formal.
From left, top are J net Scott Brenda Sauvage,Dela Doig, Cathy Murray,Ellen
Stewart, Julie Bel and Brenda Papple. Nancy O'Shea was absent when the
photos were taken. (Staff Photo)
Students take'
part in -
Ccinada Fast
On Friday, 25th April, the Student Body of S.D.H.S. is
being asked to forego dinner, and donate the money that
would have normally been spent on that meal to 'Canada
Fast'.
"Canada Fast' is designed to create the motivation and
opportunity for secondary school students across the nation to
learn of, and in a limited sense, to experience the problems
besetting humanity in the twentieth century. It is, in short, an
attempt to encourage an intellectual and, experiential
awareness of the 'Global Dilemma'.
U Thant said in 1§69 of the Global Dilemma.
'A Global partnership (should be formed to curb the arms
race, improve human environment, to defuse population
explosion and to supply . the required momentum to
development efforts. If such. a global partnership is not
formed within 'the next decade, then I very much fear that
these problems . . : will be beyond our capacity to control.'
In our limited sphere of influence, an individual cannot do
much to alleviate the suffering and deprivation of humanity.
But 'Canada Fast' is a positive step.
All monies collected will be turned over to the 'Canadian
Save the Children Fund'.
The success of' this project depends on the humanity and
compassion of each and every student in S.D.H.S., and the
near one million secondary school students across Canada.
We, hope everyone will participate to the fullest.
David Ring
SDHS Review
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