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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-19, Page 16Shirley Van Loon. 34, Bonnie Shoemaker. 14 on March 18. Birthciay Jeffery Dick, 11 on March Michelle Braecker. 19 on Ma, q. Filtske4111A aeadonalloue. ‘'W oak Body Politics. Happy March tgpt APtl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING OF ONTARIO FOR ONLY125 YOUR ADVERTISEMENT WILL, BE Published in over 1.1.1 Community Newspapers Delivered to almost 519,000 homes Read by 1.7 million readers 'MUM D Y-OUR-CLA ADVERTISEMENTS TO THIS NEWSPAPER. WE WILL. DO THE REST ' Why Blanket Coverage is advantageous to you WHO? Run in More than 111 communi• ty newspapers across the province, or 450 newspapers across Canada. WHAT? Getting a classified ad message to 1.7 million readers in Ont- ario, or 5.3 million readers across Canada. WHERE? Right across Ontario, or Right across Cahade WHY?, To serve newspaper readers with more interesting classified ads, and to make it easy for you' to. reach more customers. WHEN? Onde per week. Every week. HOW? it's easy! 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Kiar Limited A All THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 19, 1981 And so tomorrow starts the March Break. As a guy in my Math class says "I've been waiting for the March Break since Christmas!" If you know of anyone with a birthday coming op. send their name. age and birthday to The, Huron Expositor, 80,?‘ b9: -$eafOrtll, or phone 64 1-04 at Huronview BY PATRICIA BIKMFolt Since the March Break is getting closer, two days away to be exact. a lot of plans have been made. You would think that this last week would be easier on the .sinthntk.nt_the. Inca. scJiools because the -teaghers 911d. students, r&re ..p4g110' about kreb Brea. 'Plans:- flab! there have-been 'Mtge. A1214; thafftAcP.V .Wit0440. end of „ruilvq(40 tv:4,0grs need let have. .extra C tits 411.4,prineetS. in order to•ealeitlate theterm - . mark, • Grant Day which mean,s that we will wear -sUnglasses to school. Thii will be a good chance to warm the sun- glasses up for the trip to South Carolina for the girls.. bang on -SAYEdAY- Pnday wiPIP a trig dory for ,Ole" school' The.. Senior AskgrIzt4lt xea nl to,s!*su 4.11 4;wilOiriVF$24k4ttf4*Af.to winpimg Ifv.;QA4' ,Amptt' 4 .1*.g.k'ocN Aga., the . --Golden tf -Bears g•rt,t fP,Gtttt 't1 Parkhill try guIt1t,p". • the ch40Picinstq- Friday gig they .10 to di Meet attd theft Pitiy again Ptid4y.ritel( at 5z00, S4tnrcia.)' they will ti return again if they are luaty in the ther games., Good Luck *ate guys, playing. Friday is ,the last day of school for ten days. During this break, the SDHS band will be making their, trip down to-`Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The band leaves s at 3:00 in the afternoon on Saturday. Along with the ,hand there will be ,ehaperon. ss and spectators to cheer musicians or as 'we march down the streets of . Myrtle Beach in the Can-Am Par- ade. There will be two buses going down and we should arrive at our hotel after 'a' night of driving at ahem 12:00 noon. Sunday March 22. • The first parade will be on Monday. March 23. We will have one practice by this time. On Tuesday we will: have another, practice and. then a marching drill at a mad in Myrtle Beath. The rest of thetime is free time,. for the girIS and their chape- rones to relax, hopefullY. in 11 I 1 arrive.:-back in Seaforth the next Sunday during the afternoon. - Work' Day. of Pra!,cr it as hViia at Homily ien on Friday - Horning led by St Josephs Carl, Ale Chur%li Mass' Jul to% ed •1 solo sung to' Mr Frank Bissot %%as enjoyed ti the Sunday morning %ongregat- ion. Marie Flynn accompan ied b. her musicians enter• tamed at Old Ty me Mus'a on Monday afternoon. Tuesday afternoon many residents of Hurons ten %% ere guests of the C linton and. District Christian .gchpol, where the ,„tudents presented their .ersion of "The Jungle Boor based upon the novel by ltudyard Kipling. /11‘: asked Mrs. Frank Bissell who is no stranger to li.,c theatre to Dive us a re‘ien. Mrs. Bissett said "this was a delightful musi• cal production and the open- ing number cry effect- ise as iliat:acter's of the jungle" led by the "elep- phants - came down the aisle., to the stage. I expected in see the hind end of the • "'elephants" perhaps miss- a, step on the stairs but no m.av!: I saw a , flawless perform. ante. For the number of monkeys, lion's. tigers. vul- tures. and of course the "elephants". and other char: actors all on, the stage at one the. _mintentents.• were staging was splendid and very creative. The set and scene changes were colorful and artistic add' 1.-liked the - feeling brought shout b% the flashing lights. I was impressed -111111 the fine orchestra and direction. The inursu, had a popular toe tapping rhythm and the lyrics cute and appropriate. .Mite entire east seemed to bubble with enthusiasm and at no time c‘pressed the lack of ti. I talked t. th Mary- Hearn.. Diane Bruinsma and -C. Bus and learned that many hardtt irking hours and. 'patience went into the dc• signing, and staking the lo%%Ay cOst•unies. all so !Mich in detail and character. It would be difficult to judge anyone part as better than another. They were all clev- erly played and showed much talent. The scene it oh Mow...;li and the snakes - so realistic and artfully' done • had to mention again there is great talent here at the school. While this production is a first attempt letris hope it is only the begining" of many future performances. On be- half of the' Residents and .attendants Many thanks for inviting us'to your successful rehearsal. The. tremendous*' effort displayed by. teachers, "directors. „musicians, wond- -caul pupils .and everyone who Vayed such -important— __roles-on-stage end-behind-4 scenes. is highly ectinnifen tfti able. It, was an . enjoyable 'afternoon. `TeSts aren't the only things happening this past week at SDHS. In order to keep the- school in school spirit, the students' council has arrang4a student week this week.14..ast Monday .wa was hat and tie' day. Students were asked to get dressed up in their Dad's tie and a hat and wear it to school SOme of the results were inzteresting although most of the stu- dents forgot over the week -- end and wore regular cloth- es. Since Tuesday was St. Patrick's Day, the school tillowed the old tradition and we were asked to wea% green -clothes if we could. This turn ed out 'to be a 'success. although 'it is hard to find green clothes to wear. -Wednesday was- schodi spirit day: The idea of this day is to wear the school colours. black and gold. Students wore black pants and-yellow shirts or as close to gold as possible. Thursday was western Day which meant that we conic! wear , cowboy hats. "boots. western_. shirts, jeans or jean skims and whatever loOked western- to us. Friday means Foster Kids, teens, in betweens As you can see, this week has been an exciting one and next week sould be better. There-ars many plans for the students who are staying back in Seafor0 for the March Break. Ths .Protestant ehnrelie$ of Seaforth will he haying theirs annual Itroorit>, bail :tournontsH OK' 440 Farts r - insiriOss Directory Mon Fri 5' 230.600 rues Thuis ty 1-2 30-8 30 ,Wecie Sa, S. - STAY SHARI?! SALES' Tito SERVICE dOrtkieVillanchar4, • R1644vaiutiy52711800 Thomas J. Devereaux- 28Goderich St. W. ' Seaforth, Ontario Phone Bus. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 Fred-awrenti Electrical Contractor HOME FARM & COMMERCIAL WIRING Phone Auburn 526-7505 Of Mitchell 348-8684 APPLIANCES "Th Geo.. A. 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