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We all have otit bad Yaa wake up to an affection- iq� to someone else's alarm kitchen in your slinky night- throw thein on. comb out notice your boss and his xnd his friends. coming ghetti sticks to the bott4i pf day. It would have to be
days but :summertime seems ate kiss and then see that it's dock and you try to turn your gown. This just happens to your hair and head for the nephew coming your way. horde from the beach with the pan, there is not enough better, it couldn't be" any
In be worst for bad days. Not just your dog, You know irs own o$ The darn thing be. the day a few of your . bus stop. As you are running They are very kind and help gorgequs taps. Your sister's spaghetti sauce and the worse•
only an the days longer, so /tag to be a bad day when won't turn off so you shake it brother's friends were to pick down the street to catch the you to get your foot free but note informing you that she garlic bread is frozen in the If you know of anyone who
you can have a longer bad yea W your wife oistside and and hide it in your dresser up your brother before head, bus, you feel a draft and as they are freeing it, your and your parents have gone middle. will be celebrating their
day,, but you see mire is Wa. ow #t good .morning. drawer, but nothing helps, ing to the beach. They all notice that your dress i, boss's cuff link gets caught away for a while and in �,s- ,in every other sto;)cc. buS.h4sy, $aran, 4eud the8r
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Huron Centennial
How quickly another year written test, bike check, and ented lady.
hasgone by Huron CEnten- the bike riding test. The Grade 6 students had a
vial School has had its share Grades 4 to 8 took part in this farewell party for her during
of activities. During June. Annual event sponsored by the week. The staff also had
Grade 1. classes visited Pine- the O.P.P. and the Student's a party for her after school,
ridge Zoo, at Grand Bend. Council. Wednesday.
Their observation of the an- Junior Winners: First Mrs. McKinley put music
imal habits, appearance, and Mike McLean; Second to words written by Mrs.
food made their Srudy Unit Steven Caldwell; Third Marj. Hayter. The song is
of Animals more realistic. Darcy Dayman. called, A Huron Centennial
The Kindergarten classes Senior Winners: First School. A very catchy tune
visited Story Book Gardens William Fothenngham; Se- and very good words. A song
and experienced their Nur- cond • Jeff Lyon; Third- Julie we'll sing for many years.
sery Ryme characters 'in con- Consitt. The Grade 8 classes gath-
crete settings. June 18 a.m. was an ered together for the last
Earlier in June they also important time for all the time. Monday evening for
enjoyed a very informative Grade 8 students. it was their banquet and gradua-
tour of the Seaforth Hospital, their High School Orientation tion. Congratulations to all.
and the friendly hospitality Day. They spent the time Some of the awards pre
extended to them by the' getting acquainted with their sented were: Best All Round
hospital staff. school and receiving their Girl: 'Shelley Finlayson; Best
Their Kindergarten year Timetables. The majority All Round Boy: Darryn Fin -
ended with a Graduation are excited and anxious to Wigan. Top Grade 8 to win
Program and Diplomas on begin a new phase in their' . the Evelyn H. B. Newton-- CENTENNIAL GRADS -- Pictured here is the1981 graduating class of
Tuesday; June -23:- lives: "` Bradley Scholarship: Jay Huron Centennial School in Brucefield. Back row, from left: Scott
The Grades 3 and 4 classes Our Ukulele Group per- Brandon. Top Academic Girt: Cooper, Rick Grillmayer, Stephen Coombs, Greg 5croggs, Bobby Dunn,
involving more than 100 formed, at Clinton High Jay Brandon; PA. Academic David Moffat, Aaron Bensaatte, Billy Elliott, Danny Horton, Brian
children spent the. morning ' along with bands from Boy: Greg. Scraggs.
of Monday, June 22 with Hullett, Holmesville, and . Cooper, Brad Holmes, Ronald Finlayson, Jerry Faber, David Reichert,
students trained by the Min- Belle River. Our students Apologies Jamie Workman, Robbie Boyce and Don Barraclough; Third row: Joanne
Fossil trip
luny, of the Environment. billeted half of the Belle Layton, Angie Menary, Lana McIntosh, Kim Wlerenga, Vanessa Vyhnal,
This was an Environmental River Band Thursday.night. In last week's Expositor a
Exploratiotl. We have many new - Rends outline under the photo of the Jayne Sturgeon, Sandra Faber, Lori McNutt, Jay Brandon, Becky On May 25• the grade tour
The An�ual ball game as the .result of that exper- Grade 8 grads of Huron Rathwei1, Joanng.Grunewald, Shelley Finlayson, Kara Van Den Neueker, U and four C went on a trip to
Centennial School had some Nane Ta lor, Michelle Hewor and Darryl Finnigan: Second row: Jamie Rock Glen to study fossils.
between 'tle � Staff and fence. Y Y
grades .7 and 8 took place We are allsaddened by the of the names in the wrong Faulds, Brenda Snider, Lisa Taman, Ruth McIntosh, Lisa Smith, ,Kathy Rock Glen is in Arkon'a near
during lunch period Friday, fact that Mrs. Doris McKin- order and two of the grans Turnbull, Tracey Hayter,. Janet Hoggarth, Lori Maxwell Kelly Purkis, Sylvan. we got there by bas.
June 19. ley will not be at our school unidentified. we apologize. We saw water, fossils, and
Winners? All who after this term. She and her for the error, thank . the Michelle Dayman, Becky McKinley and Patrick Riley; Front row: Darren rocks.
participated and the children family will move to Nova readers who brought it to our We interviewed some
who watched. Scotia. attention and are reprinting people, Jacquie said. "!t was
ConstobteGosse strived at Our Senior Music the photo, with the correct very interesting,' Wayne
our school about 9 a.m. Programwill' miss this hard- information, this week. said "it was very exciting.'
Friday, June 19. to give the working and especially tal- Again, our apologies. 4 he Mrs. Van den Akker liked
being outside in the fresh air
and walking along the river
and the stream. She. also
chools
o liked collecting fossils. She
did not like the bugs there.
an:as-tra.
She liked the falls because of
Caaeaslw111M ball, 24°in girl's softball, 16 He karns to appreciate. the different layers. When
a HONDAlI1Jl8'1Gl An bay's volleyball, 20 in If a child lives with fairness Scott Lamont was asked how
4113-9M Ori's bmdenbal! and 21 in He learns justice he liked the trip he said.
Vanastra Public School is . the chair. It a child lives with security "Well, i sort of thought it
.ntrw closed for the summer. On June 24 to Exeter and He learns to have faith.'.' _._...___._..___.�...._.._._..__,..____-._...- was_boring_andsort.of_fun ".._-
School.opens...September 8. -....-June.• 25 im, -YWinghsm; --i-a tWd&es ii th a0 Val i asked' what .he meant by
Awards Day at Vanastra, tachers, board members He learns to like Himself -tc-that,and he said. -1, like some
Public School was held June and interested parents spent N a child lives with parts and not some parts."
23. Two awards were pre- ,ia day with Dr. Foster Cline ' acceptance and friendship what did you like the least
seated by the Vanastm and wil o spoke on "Today's He learns to find love in the Scott?". I asked. "The
District Lioness Club: moat Troubled Disruptive world: bugs!" Scott said. ,Then I
improved student ' was student"• asked what he like the best.
Darlene Smith; best all July ancient birthstone, PERSONAL Auburn w ns at tournament th replied. "the shower at
smart student was Liana onyx; July modern birthstone Jan and Wayne the waterfalls. Ha, ha, ha."
Cbeverte. ruby and Ao+wex of July. Ferguson want to express a How did you like walking
The following are the larkspur of, Water Lily. ' sincere thank you to friends through the slimy stream?" I
Award Winners firom Canada Quo tion: "The ' Summer and neighbour's for the party The Vanastra and District Christian Church. Rev, suggestions from Rev. asked
Fitness. exceltettca, _-Shelly -looks brazen at out from her brazeat the Vanastm Recreation tions Club' had its 2nd Mantels sermon was Not Mantcl ..
Fantastic.r, he said.
Bente-Gelok, Heather tomcat,, through the flashing Centre on June 24, Wayne Annual ball tournament over to be. served; but to serve." Vacation Bible School will 'There. you heard it folks.
Bmwnridgd, Darryl ,Dixon, bars of July" F. Thompson. will be leaving shortly with the weekend. It turned out to " Next Sunday, the church is have a meeting July 2 at 8:00 Live from Aaron Broome and
Derek Dixon, Terri 9vans, tiM16M! 4 LEARN Jan and the children soon to be very successful with the in charge of the Park service p.m. in the Church. All Scott Lamont.
Rpunk Vie, Paul, F�dy, Children Learn What they join him. Best Wishes to you exception . of waking' up at Point Farms. It is at 11:30, teachers and helpers are
Al#son- Jeaeock, aura Live: in your new home'and workl . muscles that haven't been tight after our morning asked to be present. V.B.S.
Jetcoa, Shawn Kyle, Tons If a child lives with criticism, Dianne McCarthy and used lately. ,Results, are as service and is held in the will start July 6 at 9:00 a.m.
!Gyle, Susan Lehntn, Shelley He learns to condemn Steve Sagan were married on follows. Friday:, Vansstra 16 - • Barn. A hayride through the r a
Maxwell, On July 26, the church
Ken McBlreen, if a child lives with hostility Saturday, June 27 in Fort Seaforth �7; Londesboro 6 - community is planned for
Scott Mellor. and. Colin W learns to fight McMurray. Auburn 5; Saturday: Dumbo is also in charge at Point July 4 at 7:00 p.m.;children
Thomas. P R a cad lives with ridicule Get well wishes to 26 - St. Marys 4; Vanastra 3 - Farms and the suggestion is can go to the church or hop
Gold; Tommy Anderson, 14e learns to be shY Shannon EmbUng after her Drumbo 33; Sesforth 21 - St. drat the congregation go on the wagons as they go
Adam Dowell, Brian it s child lives with shame stay in Clinton Hospital. Marys 15. there instead of the regular along. t
Baskett Christi Giles,, John He learns to feel guilty Fanny, Batti, Carol, Al and Vanastra 8 - St. Marys 17; service and have a picnic
McLaughlin,
1 Lis? ill Low. Ile chiildlras to be patient Wayne Ferguson'st weekend at uriclj Ingersoll 25; lunch afterwards. What do
McLaughlin t S a child live sTam�writh tolerance Angela ape Z
Zurich 18 - Londesboro 6; , you think? Happy
,
Michelle Govier, Kith Gilles, t a child lives with en- Glen Smith's brother Dal Ingersoll 7 - Auburn S'; Friday evening the church
Wayne Dunsmore. Chis eDtlragememt was here 'for .weekend. Londesboro - Ingersoll 20. welcomed the Swim Team r
Edwards, Christina Jtffery, He learns confidence Happy Birthday to Debbie Sunday: Seaforth 11 -with a potluck supper, B - rt h V a y.
Darlene Smith, Benny Bjerg, i a child lives with praise Riley July 4. Drumbo 37; Auburn 27 - barbecue and program
Jamie Plumsteel, Jean Zurich 4; "B" Champions - afterwards. All had a good Happy belated birthday to
Bernard and Silty -Jo HOY. Auburn 20 - Seaforth 12; time. They look forward to Barb(Crash) Meikle who B
Silver; Katharine piece
of. coke "A" Champions - Dtumbo work, worship and fellowship celebrated her 19th birthday
Gahwiler, Mary Mellor, 12 - Ingersol 3. •far the neat six wees• 'on June 29.
Teresa Raithby, Jennifer Drumbo and Auburn re- The team is firorra�iisgara
Phtmsteel, .1oha Haskett, for ��� kids Delved trophies and beer League of Y.P. Their names The Fly, 4 years, Thursday
Shelly Stone, Laurie steins. are Annette Van Sprensea, July 2.
Roulaiton, Jennifer Pollock, Alt atthe Tuckersmith Day Pith inning - the game only Reminder, Lions, that on Joyce Van Geest, Ron Happy sweet 16 to Shelly
Lurie Fowlte, Kelly Jerome; Nursery 'want express their went to five innings. They July 2 at 8:30 there is a ball DeRuyter, Steve Kauwen� Driscoll, June 30.
ti
and n to aright h- had a chance game in Holmesville. Also haven and Liz, Steenberg.
Faber, Bryan Coleman,'David Hook, Brad Snider, Janice Van Darp, Lisa
Higgs, Lisa Robinson, Raymond Heyink, Mark M,pGregor, Vincent
Vyhnai, Bill Sinnamon and absent, Sherri Layton. (Photo by Hook)
Lori Simms and Ronm a Davis-
tit
Cuums apprescia o
Kevin Taylor and his Mom
a
Winners --4 the regular
,
July 4 there's a game in
Thank' rou to all the people
Bronze: Shawn Bonte-
for• the .,besutifu_i take and
Tuesday evening bingo hold
Drumbo.
who helped set no the Swim
this in- the
Gelok, Thang Pham,
Mtflcr, Commie
plants silt slso for the nice
Kevin did- so well of
at the Vanastra ;Recreation
Centit at 8 p.m. for the week
Special thanks to the
Lion's wives who helped in
team year
spattment. A special word of
Shannon,
Belair, Shawn Dixon, Peter
pictures
iht teachers. It was his last
of June 16 are as follows:
the Food Booth; Diane Ryan,
thanks to Bruce (Linton who
has helped out so much to
Robirason, Kent Duftnims
Penny
day.
The children will be
Ernst Share -The -Wealth,
Grace Masse of Zurich 63;
June Jeacock, Linda Dixon,
Sandy McLaughlin, Meryl
make the apartment
KaTI Ann Jerome,
•°�
Robirut►; .fumy iiQuliva+
swim lessons every
Second Share -The- Wealth
Thomas and Myrde Goulding.
comfortable and liveable.
Scott Lintom, Ba►rryr at'lahir,
Tues sy and' Thursday
Irene Flanagan of Zurich 61;
Debbie McNichol bitbysat all
The potluck supper also
turned out well, thanks to
Usua CGheverie and Trudy
momingS• Miats°Swan:is
on >tetrlidariys fon two weeks In
Third' $hare•the•Wealth,
George Rotund of Granton
the kids Saturday during the
games, and she deserves a
everyone who helped out and
Badges were given to 14 Its
the Pt+encri Cttib, 22 for Coosa
Florida.
Thebantam gids fart yip a
and Mervyn Hodgert of
'Varna 563, Jackpot winner
big. thank you
CHJ1gft4X CBUietClt
came to share this occasion.
Also. here,. Bruce did a super
Cogntry, 15 In girl's
good fight against Colbourn
the
was Wilima McMichael of
, Ch elm
Marg Ridder was organist
Sunday at the Vanastra
job to make all the arrange-
ments with help and
A
McLaughlin
Chev-Olds
and
Seaforth Motors
o
will be CLOSED on
SATURDAYS
at 1 p.m.
r
for the summer months of
July and August
EFFECTIVE THIS'SATURDAY
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