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The Council of the Town of Seaforth
has instructed me to declare the return
to Standard Time on
SUNDAY , OCT. 31
at 2:00 AM and respectfully request
the citizens observe the same and
hereby proclaim Saturday, October 30
as "Halloween Night" and respectfully
request the citizens of Seaforth
to observe the same.
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• IT'S A MESS. The SDHS cafeteria of ter the
students have gone.
Editorial -
The cafeteria mess
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will do a careful, efficient job and-"you save time .
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'.0TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Nominations for
COUNCIL
MEMBERS
aid
SCHOOL BOARD
MEMBER
Nominations for the following may be filed at
the Clerk's Office in Londesboro from
Friday, November 12
TO
Monday, November 15
at 5:00 P.M.
One' Reeve, One Deputy-Reeve, and Three
Councillors for the Township of Hullett to be,
nominated by qualified electors in the
Township of Hullett:
One Member for the Huron County School'
Boqrd to represent the Town of Seaforth, the
Township, of McKillop and the Township of
Hullett to be nominated by qualified Public
School Electors in any of the three above
mentioned Municipalities.
Nomination Forms to be used are available
at the Office of the Clerk.
Clare Vincen
Clerk
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For the last few weeks, I've been working off and on in the
cafeteria during my lunch period. At the end, 'I stand in the
doorway and gaze out over the sea of garbage left by the
students. It WS not a pleasant sight.
I'm appalled at the fact that people who are old enough to
attend a secondary school, are not old enough to keep it clean.
Instead, they leave their lunch bags, french fry trays, candy •
wrappers and pop bottles in trash heaps all over the tables.
This year, the cafeteria was taken over by the student's
council. They are doing an excellent job as I ha'.ve said before.
But. it seems that the students themselves have turned from
humans to pigs!
Every month, a different house is in charge of cafeteria
clean-up. So far, as I have seen, clean-up, which is a massive job,
has been done by the cooking staff and the janitors.
There should not be any mess to clean up whatsoever. If it is
too much trouble for a student to carry his or-her lunch bag to the'
garbage pails; if it is too much of a bother to put coke bottles in
their provided cases, then it should be too much of a job for the
student's council to'operate the cafeteria, and they should shut it
down until the students learn enough to pick up after, "
themselves.
If each. cleaned up his own mess, there would-be no problem.
Most people are just too damn lazy and apathetic.
Se, I say, close the cafeteria until the lesson is learned! If the
pigs don't like it .... let 'em eat at home!!
Dal earson s
(By Carol Racho)
This year SDHS has cheer-
leaders to cheer her teams onto
victory, After ' a year of no
cheerleading, nine girls have
gotten together on. their own and
organized cheers for inter-school
events.
Debbie Mero, Joyce Broadf6ot,
Wendy Kloss, Cindy Horn, Cathy
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McCtie, Gayle Vantyghen,
Angela Andressis and Jane Ribey
are' helping to increase school
spirit with cheerleading. Linda
Prager is acting as coach and is
helping them learn new cheers
and routines.
Mr. Renshaw is staff advisor.
The girls hope to get new
Roach for the Topliearn knows
uniforms in the near future.
Cheering is just another way
, of getting back the school spirit •
that was lost •in past years.
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The Senior girls have won
again. It was •a close and exciting
game. They were behind with
Exeter having a ten point lead.
But they made a great comeback
and won with a score of 48-39 for
the Seaforth Senior girls. This is
their sixth consecutive win. Keep
up the good work!
The Junior girls did not fair as
'Well as the seniors. They lost
against the Exeter Junior girls.
With a little encouragement from
(By Kathy Caldwell)
Do you know what the price
was for a lock of Louis Riel's hair
at the time of his execution? What
was the half time score of the '76
Super Bowl game,, These are
examples of the questions faced
at every game played by SDHS's
Reach for the Top" team.
When I interviewed team
member Don Melady I discovered
that every year a team comprising
four students possessing a
superior knowledge on many •
subjects is assembled. They then
proceed to attempt to match their
skills against the very best from
other schools in the Southwestern
Ontario region.
This year the team consists of
the grade thirteen students: Don
Melady, Dave Smith, Pat Rose
and Jo Ann Primeau. Though the
entire team, is equally knowledg-
able on all topics, Don said that
he tends to study up on art, music
and French before a game while,
on the distaff side, Pat concen-
trates on math and' science. •
The questions deal with every
subject from sports to popular,
music, foreign languages and
contemporary life. And yes, the
competition and the questions
definitely are challenging.
As to last year's score, Don
said "We ,won one and lost one.
We were beaten by Orangeville - •
who were only put out by the
Canadian champions."
This year the team seems to be
well on their way in their attempt
to improve over last year's score.
/They have played their first game
against Arthur and won with an
Senior girls win,
juniors lose
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''73 Chev. 50 series with 12' van.
Chev 6500 series, 366 eng. 900 x 20
5 spd, 18' vans or c & c `
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oufstnading score of 265:160.
,Two games are generally
played on Wednesday in Wing-
ham where 'dry are also taped for
the benefit of "Reach for the
Top's" many fans.
The team's coach is 'SDHS
history teacher Mr. Moore who
provides the team with much
appreciated encouragement.
There are three levels of
competition starting with the
regionals, which end in March,
then the provincials, which end in
May and, for a grand finale, the
Canadian Championships which
are held in Calgary during July.
As far as' Don was concerned,
there were no problems
connected with the games except
that it "maybe emphasizes speed
too much." Don's personal
opinion of Reach for the Top?"
"We're only in it for fun. . .to
leatn a lot about things one is not
exposed to generally...and to get
. to know other kids. I really like
"Reach for the Top. I wish I
could participate again.','
The team's next game will be
televised sometime in January
(we'll let you know of the exact
date in a later issue). So, in
January, tune into Channel 8 at
1:30 on a Saturday afternoon and
match your wits against the
challengers as we watch SDHS
win their way to the Canadian
Championships in yet •another
exciting round of "Reach for the
Top." (Incidentally, according to
team member Dave Smith, the
going price of Louis Riel's _hair
was $800.)
the students and through
practice, the junior girls may
come-`up with a win ,for 'SDHS.
This week the junior and senior
girls will be playing against
Stratford Central. These games
should prove interesting as well
as challenging for both teams.
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