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[By Lloos Swlthl Right.; from the opo ing line .� M
:est Friday was Oxfam fast . "Gpod evening, I'm the God of
day. The school cafeteria was Hellfire",'to their farewell gt
Closed and students who wished midnight everyone :had a good \
to donate could do so byPutting time. The band ' seemed
the amount of .money normally ' disa oiinted 'because'"feOti were
spent for lunch ip a box in ,front of den cng, but we were content
the office- This money will be. sent standing around;listening'to their
to people who need it and I feel it music and watching their stage
is a very worthy cause. • props.
However, the fast did dot do ag - (They used flashpots, ' dry �,�
well as was expected, The school ice, strobes, etc.) Hellfire played `; Z ,
raised only fifty dollars from.our a lot of up-to-date songs which ,y
four hundred, kids --f That is only the audience appreciated. At the
about twelve ceAff per student. end, the lead guitar accidently _ I,
Surely the students spend more kicked a speaker off the stage, but - than that_.for even a snack. the highlight was the ','fJaminR"
Students just don't give the finale. Thisrou ,eat
g group provided
support they used to., a great' time: .There wgs No
' trouble for a change, and, It was
Hellfire the best dance w.e've, had since `
Lgst • Saturday. • night the Old Sailor last November.
American group Hellfire played Note to our beloved Social r
'- at SDHS. They, cost $7S0 ,-but it Convencer- Keep up the good,, F" �t'rh ��` •G rr ��u } i,
was well worth rt. /" _An.A i w, z } i r� � n fyW f t ., r n alkl .
work 1 • � ,• •
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South, A meric'an
students coming here =
This year SDHS is trying money for this trip, the club 'is
somethingthat has never,been, ,
, planning a dance. The 'dance will �� i r1� r • ; r "�•
tried hefe before. Mr, Shaw In be held this Saturday night,
co-operation with the Interna- Novembe , in the Community ' �•
tional Fellowship `� Incorporated. Centre• in th Arena. Tickets can /
has arranged for exchange •Stu- be bought in advance or at the +
-'dents from South ' AmericdNto door at $2.50 a piece. Shabda is
come here for a visit. So far,, there the band providing the entertain -
are four students from this school /.
moot. This group is the resident
} that are sponsoring a student. ,band of the Holiday Inn in Lyndon
They are "Sandra Ruston, Ray so they should be good. Robert
McNichol, •Anna Lee Stevenson Wilson„ president of the Geo -
and Sandra Hulley. Ray is getting graphy�Club, says that he hopes .�
a boy ex change student. He will for a good crowd. Everyone pis
be here December I. The other welcome:
threestudents are -',not expected to
come until after, Christmas. The
students will come for a minimum '
of three months. If they and their O
hhost family agree, they may staySp gi 1 t on
i for a- period of up to eight months.'
The students will take pa`f•t in the d
host family's normal daily life and \,' C I
will also attend. school with -the - r
host student. Hopefully, the r "y
students from here• who host the O ' R0 u rk.e •
exchange students will get a p� • -
chance to, return with his or her (By Sandra Hulley)
exchange student 'to their country This week's spotlight is on
Geography Club Plans A Dance Vicki O'Rourke. Vicki -is - seven- ,
This, .year's G ography clubrx•iGs,• tee'.,!egxs ob ager ,cher birthday,. W� ,�
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In an effort'to heap raise extra O'Rourke. She lives at R.R. ,4, HOME &BUILDING CENTRE:
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' NEWS�hETTER IN PRODUCTIQN Scm,e udents SDHS are I;�nn 1fD to put
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ouLth6ir own newsletter for students and.$taff at the..:school. Here''repor el's Li da
'Albert and Barb Brady worn the new rag, to be called the S.DH Sun (taif Lalli toy
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REVIE REl/1
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'Seaforth with her parents, • two
brothers and two sisters, Vickie is .
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'Seaforth with her parents, • two
brothers and two sisters, Vickie is .
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f i rat aid
the oldest..
In ' school, I 'think the activity c_
Af
During the past few weeks, the
Vicki is known for best, is
basketball. Her,height.and agility
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level four physical - education
classes have been learning the
helped, her to be named "Rookie
of the Year" for Junior' Girls
Christatus.. 's '
basics of: First Aid from teachers
,the
Basketball Team last year. Vicki '.
PRESENT
Miss M. 'Weiler and Mr. T. '
is active in other'sports activities
Johnson. Last Thursday, all that
as well. These activities include
$4.75
the students had learned was put
volleyball and track and field.
.3.65
to.a test, a practical test that is.
Vicki's favourite subjects' are
4.20
The test was supervised by Mr.
'hi'story and English. -She also.
3.45
Nutt, who isthe Regional Director
of the•Western 6ntario St. Johns
belongs to the Rangers and 4H.
Her hobbies are dancing., music
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Ambulance Corp. Many of the
(she plays the accordian very, .
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♦ students passed the practical test '
well), , and horse -back riding. '
7.00.
which will enable them to obtain
their Standard First qid Certicate',
As for the future, Vicki wants to
be a police woman.
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. 'Wrestler°s are, training-
A•little in V*natm* aIon¢Way.
(By Mary team, is g
, The .wrestling teamo is getting
their ability at basketball. Teach-
era •playing were.. Miss Weiler,
Monthly Supplqm''entar'Equipment -Rates
INFLATION J 1GHTER FEATURE.
organized for another Season. Mr. Johnston, Mr. Burgess, Mr. 0
There is a good turn out and many ' Morton Mr. Proctor and Mrs.
new prospects. All the members Pinder. tis y f
♦ are now in full training. The coach
is Don Renshaw. The game w'asve exciting '
Teilchers Vs`. Senior Girls "and amusing. 'T to fin ut come.
Las; Thursday at 3:00 the • was 19-21 for the t achers. This
teachers had a chance to show 'really shows who is best. ' +:'.< •`
Editorial
fyo u ' - wog k
Last week, the-, 19 /4-1975 year complete the book. The.end result 12" X 12" Plain 12 X 12 • X 1./2
V book was delivered to SDHS and was' that the oneswho did come, Mirror Tiles Cork Tiles
the books were 'distributed to the had a whole pile of work'to'divide
students. Since then, l have heard among very feW people. As a Give a small room the Illusion Ideal for bulletin, boards
a great amount of grumbling and result they too become discour- of size. Mounting tape included. and'deeorating. Dark Brown
complaining about the quality of aged and'some gavgtup.. !tn.
�the yearbook. If you took a look at In fact, Susan Humphries, lastone you would probably under- year's , editor, and Mr. Judge, ' $ o9 A. _ of 4
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'stand why. The book is not of the staff .-¢visor, were the only two Non -adhesive
quality of past year's books. working of the -book neat the very
'40flo There are some' pages missing, end of tate year. What they,didn't. '1325
there are'%rery few candids plus manage to complete, DaveSmith
MASONITE
mimberous other problems. and Alee Robertson finished at ROXITE" Ca•'°•"'a` PER a SQ. FT,.
During the past'two weeks I the beginning ofthis.schoolyear,HRIrt`AGE PANELS PACKAGE
same have heard the samquestions What l'in trying to get at is this; �• a
over and over again. What to be successful, a club has 'tg
hapipened? Why did the yearbook have participation and co -opera- Install'them yourself like this ... or "one
turn out to be such a flop? First of tion from its members. brick at a time."
all, I would like to say that it is no Without these two factors" the _ + Looks real because it's 60 p6rcent
r ;•-s crushed limestone reinforced with
fault of the company that printed club will be a flop just as last fiberglass + Authentic looking "old
the book. They did a very good year's yearbook club was a flop. brick" texture, colbrs, charm + In "12 -
job (they, should have for the price If a person signs up fora club, he brick" panels for fast installation +
ni they charged).- So if it's not the is expected to show up at "Bricks" snap apart- for °individual
company's fault, then who is it. nyeetings and fully participate in installation. I ,
To start with, if you open the ', club activities: Otherwise there is
yearbook to one the first e-of,him Y signing for CH A R(r• Xagesou will sea a large group that plub. An sthdent reading LUMBER LTD*
of about thirty-five "smiling" this, I -hope will . take note and
people. thing twice before joini>5g a club. PHONE 482-3441
These are, supposedly, the Don't -sign youit name then let the BAY F I ELD RD., CLINTON' U
yearbook staff. 1 would like to -club down. Don't be afraid or be OPEN: MondaytoThursda Thursday, "m.; Shop with CHARdEX
y p and MASTER CHARGE at
point out that towards the end of just too lazy to partici late ii1 club Friday rl a,m,to 9 p.m..; Saturday 8 a.m. to 4':30 p.m. *bsil Wis'eway stores.
the 11974-1975 school year, only activities.. :' �': r;.:• s..._
five or six of these smiling" 'Hopefully, this year's yearbook
faces were actually turning.up.'At -will 11e more'successful thgkti184t r,.. ,._•
yearbook meetings and helping to year%.
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A few weeks ago we reported -IEW R i1IV '
that Our Stuaents Couricil had' REVIEW REVIEW REVIE REWET
arranged • to have a jubox I EW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW - REVIGE. .
installed in the ,students lo lounge; " � . ;.`
wben it was completed. Well,,the `a
Juke box came but unfortunately
the lounge is still under constrdc- Crutches QbC)U'rld exam's 'approach
'tion so the juke box was set up in
the cafeteria for the time being. Almost every day during these sprained ankles, from fractured
There are over 200 songs avail- last few months 1 have walked arms to torn tendom and from
albe,on'the juke box. The records.y, into the school and spied another black eyes to. bandaged knees.
will be changed every mohth'(five person, either on crutches or with By the took of it, some kids will
hew ,elections a month). The', a cast on. do and are doing anything ' and
,stud'ents council will be able to This year seems to be -much ' everything• to get out of -the'
keep half the profit from the juke worse 044 my last years. There upcoming exams - You know, it'd
box while the other half of the must' be an epidemic of be ,easier, and less painful, to, .
profit will go to the .company clumsiness going, around: The study.
owning the juke box. injuries range from broken legs to D.P.
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NOTICE A
to customers of
TUCKEAS'IMITH MUNICIPAL HOWE SYSTEM
Due to increased costs of operating, materials and supplies; and increaseddemands for
upgrading services, the commissioners have found it necessary to make thg following ap-
plication.
Application has been made to the Ontario Telephone Service Commission for authority to
,make the following monthly charges for telephone service.
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'Monthl•y.Exghange. Rates ,
GLINT -P AND HENSALL EXCHANGES"'.q
SERVICE PRESENT' PROPOSEQ`
hl
xe Reside c0
is
04 4f �gk
Four -Party �i 4 4'.20 4.40
Multi -Party 3.45 . 3.60
S Hess.
Individual
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<It0.05
10.65
'Two -Party
7.75
8.0
Four -Party' '�
6.10
6.45
Multi -Party
5.35
5.65
SEAFORTH AND BAYFIELD EXCHANGES
SERVICE
PRESENT
PROPOSED
Residence:
Individual
$4.75
$5.00'
° Two -Party
.3.65
3:85
Four -Party
4.20
4.40 .
Multi -Party
3.45
3:60
Business:
' Individual
8.85
9.40
Two. Party
7.00.
7.40
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Four -Party
5.70
6.05
Multi -Party
r
4.95
5.25
Monthly Supplqm''entar'Equipment -Rates
and Non -Recurring
Service
Charges
ITEM
PRESENT RATE RATE REQUESTED,
Extension Telephone Residence
$1.25
�r1, $1.55
Business
2.05
2.55 ^
Portable Extension' Equipment Jack
.35
.40
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Extension Bell Regular
.55
.60
Loud
75
•05
Outside
.75
.85
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Bell Chime 1.00 1.05
Directory Listings .35 .45 \
Princess Tblephone 1.00 1.05.
Contempra Telephone 1.00 1.50
Non -Published Number 1.05 1,10
NON-RECURRING SERVICE CHARGES ,
Install Main Telephone _ Resl4ence 11.00 15.00
Business 18.00 25.00
Install Extension Tel. Residence', 9.0 10.00
Business *9.00 12.00
Move Tel. Same- Premises Residence 9.00 10.00
/ Business 9.00 12.00
Install Princess Telephone 6.50 6.85 plus' S.C.
Install Non -Basic cold'uredTel. ' , 9.00 9.00 plus S.C.:;
Change tel. no. to non -Published service 9.00 4,00
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In the case of indivIal andtwo-party line service above, standard extra exchange mileage
charges will also apply, based on the distance from the Base Rate Area of the exchange.
This application will be heard before the. Commission at its next regular meeting in Toronto.
Any representations to be made to the Commisslogwith respect to this application thoiild,
therefore, be submitted on or before the 4th day of December, 197S, -and addressed to the
Chairman, Ontario Telephone Service Commission, 3625 Dofferin• Street, Suite 200,
Downsview,"Ontarld. For the duration of the mail strike letters to the Comfhission May be
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delivered to any Ontario wovernment Office and marked far forwarding to the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications, 1201 Wilson Ave., 'Downsview, Ontario:
If you desire any further information in reference to the need for increasing the telephone
rates, you may apply'Whe uindersigned either personally, by telephone, or by letter.-
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etter.- .
Dated: November it, 1975 Mel Grah�m, Secretary -Tress" "s
tuckersinith Municipal Telephone S'y'sikfoo .
1"eleuhone:
42-00111
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