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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-01-29, Page 1413Y PATIKIAAIMP.4g1i1 Last Week there was a Stanger.. town, A really strange stranger. Thle .man o?ulet make people faint right 'before' par, eyes, He gave tb a disease that made m scratch even thopgh they weren't itchy. He made wthem turn cold and hot within seconds even .t,ttnnot„ the letriPeiattlre was perfectly , • .'Otitt44'.4040101'''Pg4PtO to Rive hitltlmtheit wallets just bY•:. • .•; 00.14lok out bisybanck This was strange.. • If. -1.40., haven't 'alreadY head about 'it or guessed • it • Was, • it the la lible hypnotist :Mandeli:ineredible he .was. e audience applauded .enthusiastically all the way ifirougb• ,,the Performance:, 'Ks "StietitrieWete Perfect stid-tolly put Ort the. show everyone paid for. It was like sontething that you only see on TV or tead about in the paper. This performance actually happerre0 in Sea- forth last Wednesday after- noon in the SDHS auditori- um. MOSt of the students and teachers were there and those who weren't were Indite thetnselves be- -44•4•!se they heard 4:094t ii later but as. V.fe=14tolk. Seeing Mike bilandet a Man who eetnes fronti Toronto* fins appeared oft Litany fa.*0-4ws on:;.1116-,Wky,isitm in tho..1:* fe4 years. TWo•yearts.aed'he Perferme.d at thei high sehork at night *lid made a iteat imeressiert. Studeets invited him back again thilt year and be was. super. 'He 'starred" his perfbrm- ance two A ROYAL COURT-Seaforth District •High School elected its annual Snow Princess last Friday, and the winner was Eileen Dirify: With (back tow) Darrell Dietz, president of the SDHS students' council are contestanIs-,_Marijo.Lcale,Michelia-Jones,,Laurie Habkirk, (front) Janice 'Cairns, 1st Runner-up Lisa Eleuttenmiller, Princess Eileen Duffy ; 2nd Runner-up Tracy Wilson and Tracy MbLeod. 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Seaforth went on to win the game by a comfortable margin, with a " teen CALL MEMOS INDUSTRIAL RESfittNflitiL and• . •FARMVIRINtt Ci hours after he was scheduled to perform. The students had their lunch hour ahead of time and , everything was timed perfectly. He began by explaining why he was late and what he was. going_te Op, , while he was hypnotia.ing some of our friends: He told us SforieS:of other schools. he • had been to. This A0100 us bo "fignre . that ,anyone freirri our Scboar veattitr he ,that stilpitt'. We were Wroreg we Were worse,,.' ibis first trick in•Volved a r - deek of cad'5.11.,04aed.int .Pktief the deekindriteritori4e it. Wit1W she put the 'card back inte the", deck Sure enough. he , (mind' the rand she had chrisen.:1 n • t trick 'involved objects select- ad, Wein. the audience. Five affects were chosen and he Happy Birthday John Braeiker 17' on February 2nd. Christine Groothius on January 25: 1981, Marion HOnt 17, Jan. 29 ‹tt Laurence 'Van Asseldonk 19 on Jan: 26., Norman Walker. Bavfield 81 February 6th. 0 Caroline Dyck. 2, on Janu- ary 27. Happy Bifthdav to Gayle Harrison 14 January 26. was completely blindfolded. One of the Osistaritsehoseti from the audience put one of the objects between his hands. spread out at arm's length. Without touching the object, he talk us what each of the objects was and what colour they were. The next trick involved six Winn[* ES trout the .School. , 'Three- girls hid. ..*_bracelet helongin& to errepf the Orls. , while 'titre& bnys made, sat e th#I tffik0':',N1400e). ,was in claim the wallet whenever it was shown to him. Then when Mike Mandel held4out his hand, he would • get up and give the wallet back to him' It worked. •For no apparent reason the grade ten student would get up and give Mike 'Mandel the wallet, ' and claim it later , group was told at the snap of two fingers-they would feel senidone • frinch them front behind. Naturally. when the 'fingers came to- gether they all' jumped and began aicusing each other of • pinching. • Another trick was theword badger. When that word was, refentioned, they would all picture a badger attacking them and take a feW steps back. This surprised me because I wonder how many kids know what a badger looks like, There were other tricks but too'much for one column. He finished his program by telling the group that they would, not' remember any- thing until the show was over for five, minutes, They were . will to take off their shoes • after the show was over avid put them on the wrong foot `but they would know that MONUMENTS - Cemetery Monuments 67 Inseripiions Markers Showroom. Display 1 ;RIB E 1 ' FUNER-M; MAIL Goderich St.. West • • Agent for Winghain Memorials Seafeeth• 5271 340 4161 BUILDERS.4 OFENEY CitINSIOUCTION LTD.. *at** bulklars tallitilffictIttg • building Mike Mandel show. He Was great and certainly would 'be welcome at SDHS again. Whether you believe in him or not is ,completely your choice. He was the stranger Once hut never -again in -00Rier Iiikebrand: Flowers • 15MainSt. Seaforth °nice 527450 Rea., 5274784 CoOpl•t• Mond Stevie* with. a porsanal E..,•„ .1,,.n E t er 'or Ken, P ' A(msirony Carpets HILDEBRAND. F:A.17: PAPER 041T0AntN, 577 t 880 IS raa.,"! 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Yet with Only five seconds remaining, Lord Dorchegter sank a bas- ket and defeated the Bears HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., „ •Fri. 9:00 a.m. IJ Sat. 9:00 a. m. • 12 p.m, Closed ail (Ito ,Vt• cd. COMPLETE OPTKAl• SERVICE . 52741303 MASONRY MASPNRY Brick & Stone Work Specializing, In Field Stone And Fireplaces IVAN JNIELSEN 527•0603 CAR CARE • attoth.gr.1991rt 41t14, ,qtauld bpi, die $khgt* the' girls put 11ty timcgr,qt.. .:ttsnno thee& •-waves,.. he, finally foand 'the bracelet, piaig4 Oder the microphone On stage. WILLING ytcreds Enough -thisbaby stuff He decided to do sotne of the thingS that we were all waiting for. He went out into, the audience and randomly selected willing "victims". After about 25 students were standing on stage. ready 10,.,,, begin, he started his hocus p.acUs. They warmed up by making their ;hands rise for no reason and relaxing , their whole bodies' and falling on the floor. For everyone this was very amusieg..1 especially enjoy- * ed it because my brother was one of the victims. It was scary' at first to see my brother fall down on stage for • no apparent reason, buronce the others were lying on the stage in a heap on top of each other, it seemed natural. ;, Mike Mandel 'made these people do strange things. They were told they would become very. het and as h6 waktalkieg. they would start taking off their sweaters and sweating. Then he explained how it was becoming- wider again and they, began drerss- ing, again and chattering their teeth. For some, none of this worked, because they were not concentrating hard enough to ynake it work, He took them on a train in this imaginary world 'and you cold see them jiggling along as , if they were really in a train. As he told them they were goingover a bridge and theft were pine trees 'all around: . they sniffed and sighed at the nice pine tree odour, Then as they passed the pine trees :with', .their • ' -final score 58-50. • el.vindows still open. mosOit- . Later the Bears were in the' os and. black flies came in consolation • final against and they all became very Mitchell. Coach Terry John- itchy: ston used a standard 1-2-2 - He also had a priie victim offense, and although not in the group who was corn: devasting: it was responsible. pletely hypnotized. • He was for 36 points. • told that when the word relax Both the coach and the was mentioned be would team were quite contented to collapse and he did: Then he weActfie 1-2-2-as best' .they Was told to give Mike Mandel could and 'keep their effec, ' his ,wallet. When Mike had tive offence under wraps for put it into his pocket,' the guy their league game • against 'was told to sit dOwn " and Mitchell this Friday. Mitchell went on• to win the consola- tion final by a 44.36 score. • • After losing their first two league games. the, Bears are determine to sweep the next two against Exeter and Mitchell. If Dennis Nielsen 'repeats the 17 for 18 foul shot performance he had on 'Sat- urday and with Rob Thomp- son gunning for 20 pts. a game and .everyone else hit- ting the -shots when they need them. the Bears. seem ready to go. Iteines, Pike laralitittiffs, Dublin iP volt w.thrfrympi• SOB LAI") CARPENTRY CARPENTRY' Custom Bailt Barns. shads, houses, renovations, hhuse add- Itiens.„. cuphoardt, spiral stairs, concrete Finishing. John Ryan .527-1520 John joeCklit 4824567 •