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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-06-01, Page 12Times-Advocate, June 1, 1978 I Competition was dose Track and field — On June 6 our school has its annual track and field day at our school. Our best athletes will compete in Exeter on June 18. I hope we come home with a lot of firsts. Those who are not competing will have a playday put on by the s-————— Call For Professional LAND CLEARING Bulldozing & Heavy Equipment Rentals WESLAYNE Company Ltd. 294-6933 Parkhill, Ont. Stephen Central TIGER TIMES grade eights. — Peter Dearing Dance — The Camp Sylvan committee held a dance, Wednesday, May 18 from 3:30-5:30. They also sold pop and chips, the surplus of which was sold at noon hour. All proceeds go to the grade seven Camp Sylvan trip in the fall. — Susan McClure Hotdog sale —• Friday, May 19 we had a hot dog sale at Stephen. They cost .30c each. Money will go towards the yearbooks. —- Victor Rempel Trip to Ste. Marie — On May 25 all the students in Grade seven and eight who participated in the History Fair went to Ste. Marie. We left at 6:30 in the morning and got there near 10:30. We were given a guided tour through Ste. Marie. We ate our lunch at 12:30. We went to Martyr's Shrine (the church across the road). We ate lunch in Barrie and returned home at 7:30. — Sarah McClureJ Larry Snider Means Fine Trading I t SURPRISE NOW I This Thurs., Fri. & Sat. June 1,2,3 Open Thurs. & Fri. Until 9:00 - Sat. Until 5:00 The Surprise Is The BIG DISCOUNT Making It A Pleasant Surprise For You! HERE'S ONE SURPRISING EXAMPLE: 1978 LTD II S 4-door sedan, 302 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, white walls, full wheel covers, AM radio, bumper guards, electric defrost, remote mirror, heavy duty suspension. Balance of factory warranty. Licence MJA 885. Suggested list $6,285. SURPRISE PRICE By TOM LESSARD The Stephen Optimist club held a bike safety contest Saturday at the J.A.D. McCurdy school in Huron Park. This event was the first annual. Thanks to the efforts of the staffs and prin cipals of both J.A.D. McCur dy School and Stephen Cen tral the contest was sup ported by over 60 young peo ple, who did a fine job of showing to us the Optimists that there are still a good number of parents and children in our midst who take bike safety as a serious part of their lives. We would like to con gratulate the winners of this years trophy, Stephanie Jones first with a perfect score. In second place Kevin Looby (who was only one point behind) put in a super effort. There were five tied for third place in the top catagory. Glen Osborne winner of the third place trophy has to be given credit for ousting the rest in his second effort. Everyone of the children who participated deserves thanks from all of us citizens for giving up their time on an extremely hot Saturday morning. One little fellow that I wish to praise is five year old Jeramy Kapp who, although he couldn’t write the written test still came through with a 95 on the practical. There are many adults in the area that could take a lesson from this in terested young guy. Soccer is not taking a se cond place to the hot weather. The men involved have a turn out that is excee ding that of hockey. Tony Jones, Frank Dubbary and Brian Mullen are teaching the boys and girls, who show up in droves the fundamen tals of being a good sport and having fun. More coaches and help is needed by these men if they are to keep the spirit of our youngsters up. It doesn’t matter if your kids are young or old as a matter of fact it doesn’t matter if you are either, come on out any night and get involved. You don’t have to be an Optimist just be a helping hand. Drop out to the Huron Park field almost any night or contact one of the* above mentioned pros. This Saturday morning at 9 a.m. at the McCurdy School “T. ball” is going to get underway. If there are some of you with little gaffers who don’t unders tand the game or who wish to belong don’t be afraid to come out and find out all that we can tell you about it. It is free. Mrs. Evelyn Glavin was the winner of the $350 Jackpot May 22. Congrats Ev. The next bingo will be held on June 5. See ad. in this paper for more informa tion. Teen town, sponsored by the club will be held on June 17. More week. What weekends have fun? Well on June 11 at the sports field in the Park you can do just that! We’re’ having an open “fun day”. There will be soccer, slo pitch, kids games, and a pic nic. Any one can attend and are more than welcome. Br- xing your own lunch. For members this day is also set aside as a regular meeting day. YOUS IP if' Ik about are for if that next summer you can’t CAN S! CARPET ATTENTION FARMERS SURFACTANT for your spraying needs. A top quality wetting agent & sticker. 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