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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-01-29, Page 64-VlSI NURON 41•wwary IN, UMW 1 SAS. News Students dissect owls For some students at Seattxnh Public School recent clane work has been like tak- ing a field top on the Magic School bus Students in Mn. Keskinen's Grade ei/S class recently com- pleted independent protects on North American owl+. As a finale to that unit studeents -had the opportunity to dissect .actual owl pellet.. stenlized and.obtained from a scicntitic lab. • Using such tool. a. sets sora, probes. tweezers and magnifying glasses. students were able to dissect .and examine the pellet,. Dunne the process they dlseovered fur and bone. - including Skulls. hips and vertebrae - of the owns prey - The enure 'protea+ created great • excitement' and prompted visits to the cies•- roon troii the principal and. other schexoi stall DRAMA WORKSHOP SPS students interested tit the arts can teed that Interest bt attending a mini drama workshop currently happen:- me appen=ln_r at the school -in,' workshop 1s offered u, (natio and ti students and run, fur lir weeks durtnt • ln.: north how A pertor mance; pray is scheduled for the end of t•tlbruary EARLY' YEARS Earl Nears tntervrews coli. nue. aht, weer,. An paren». yt n, • tut • not phoned the : hoc+i ger sent their letter should phone to set up rein.. t+. mets with the .teach'. • Mrs Carroll will gu'� our tri repoti card, at coat um; in the cia.sitnuu early year- .StUUCnI. CUnUtIUC L'ttett SLUE)` OI wirlte+.wllit SUCtt ewet • nicht` as melttilg anti wearer; tit:: r i :;nut, and tt; various component; • POETRY.WINNMK Cit 81l and all 61,'Sf'C'sdett out c:ottl;rattratiorl•• Stepharti< (,ilie;t Stephanie won the Legion !weirs 'writ- ine contest at thy. Zone level and ' rec t vee" he's award Jimmie.. 2 ; • ' 'SCIENCE FAIR • l'reparatrutr ft+r Elie' -s cht,olecgivniai setencC fair is t necessar...The re hlxol science Nan will he field Nlarch ' and ,,-aret tele reziiatal un rkpril tt ke,ue droit- o' -Ur 811 e tree+rntem ti. clue January Dublin r lAuroth. Delon it Mu rra 1 brothers play euchre . I Ho.' lvluttav brothers had gout. nt six-itand- eucrtr a' tilctr brother Jerome • place We' were all played - out. front • the Christmas holidays. levcryhods was too Lull for mistime. else The table did bounce a temple 01 (Attics dur- ing the ,light - urherwiee thtug. were mild. The games welt all tied. Happy New A\ very happy birthday to a brinier Seaforth priest. Father Henry (..tssano of London, who cciebrates.this week. January .t 1. Father Henry. all your Inends send you our love and best wishes for many happy years ahead. We all loved your prayers and help when we needed you. • Sympathy is extelded to laarl Elliott and wife.Helen of Dublin; and to Lorne Elliott and wile Mary of Staffs un the recent death of their. sis- ter, Ada Schellenberger of Mitchell. Our deepest sympa- • .thy is extendecl,.alito tW, Ada's son,: Eric and. wife,Elleabcth, and to all other. members of the families. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Nothing is,,morc difficult :than trying to find something ,.wrang•with.ycturae I f . PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT WINNERS ADVANCE -Looal winners ot the Legion's Poems. Essays and Poster contest for Remembrance Day have now advanoed to the District Level atter winning in our Zone. Prizes were•presented Thursday evening at the Legion by Youth and Education Chair Charles Perkins. Back row, from left: Charles Perkins, Sherry Hugili - 1st in senior essays: -Enca Horfoanuik - 2nd to seniors ootouned posters: Chnsttna Hamson - 1st in seniors poet- ry. Front row: Stephanie Giber - 1st in Grades 7-9 poetry: Jim Moms - 3rd in Grades 4-6 poetry. Absent from photo was Tama Smith - 2nd in seniors black and white posters. Solo tournament this weekend At the general meeting last Thursday winner. of the Zone Level Poems. Essays and Posters contest were pre- sented with their certiticate' and .cheques Stephanie (oilier. 1st, poeme. grades 7.8.9; Sherry Hugill. 1st. essay.. seniors: •Erica -Horbanuik, 2nd, poster, Jim Morns. 3rd, poetry Gr. 4,5.6. Chnsttna Harrison, lst-poen.. Congratulations to. these tal- ented young people and good luck in the -District level coni- peution tor the 1st place Wire nen- . There will tea solo tourna- ment at the Branch on Feb. Seaforth I Legion by Barbara Scott 1st. Feb 2nd. Sunday dinne- for the public. 1:3t?-'.'- Hee and desserts needed tor thi, event. contact Ann Wood 527-025,1. .On ("ehlo the puhfr. speaking contest will be held at the'Branch tor the iocie and area school children .On March 1 a steak darht cur will be held There wilt be horse races and ,,Neat draw: starting at 4:30 p.i». barbecue at 6 p.m.. karaoke later. Onts 1(N1 tickets will be sold for this event. (let yours earn Out senior bowline team will be competing in the District Bowling "tournament Fere r at Mount Forest. Good luck 'bowlers Wort. started last Saturday updating .the electrical wire. and lights, etc tri the lounge Tnc bar will be open uunng these renovations. Please excuse any inconve- nience these repairs cause. At the goon! down tit the sun and in the morning we will remember then:. Eight children brave storm Although the buses to Walton school were cancelled lint Wednesday, the -school remained open and eight chil- dren braved the storni to attend • . On Thursday the very pop- ular ."Themo Thursday" was introduced with the theme beiip "Healthy -Living- There-arc Living'There arc 7' groups .and cavi, teaclte! -wilt he doing some r:Pecial activity with the kids. The kids named their groups and glade posters -with their team name on 11 and various edeas about the theme. Sue Hannon got the staff and kids sweat,ne with theft aerobics and acme learned quickly what r ,.... e,t shape they were re The (,rade 1 s are still • working on the passage of time and have measured how quickly their amaryllis has grown. They are also work: ing on a winter unit and are doing experiments with 'snow: They have a black bris- tol board in the freezer and will catch snowflakes and then look at them under_ a inagnilytng glass. They then Walton by Patty Bank- ,, 887-6156 r hope to draw their two snowflake and brake .t winter scene. • • The Grace .2/3. class did ,t• move -You see 11 - nuts yoli don't" experiment, where dies had two cups of water and it one they added. (, t.p lot. . sugar (that is how many i. in a cart of.pop) and tasted e. 1+ showed that. there are nutri- ent. in loud but you can't always see it. The Grade 314s are busy. reading .winter novel. and writing stories. In keeping with this theme some of the kids did research about ;pen gums. Did you know that , when the eggs are layed they are placed on the penguin feet and the stomach .skie folds down over top to keep them waren'! It is also impor- tant to note that hoar the 'morn and dad take tunes et - hatching the eggs .Annual meeting held The Hensel) Shuffleboard scores for January 21 are as follows: Ina Williams 465. Litima Campbell 42(1. Dave Woodward 413; , Theo Vandenboom 412, Evelyn Veneer 411, Jim Davis 387. Ethel McMurtrie 366, Helen McKay 353: At Hensel) United Church Rev. •Robert Peebles .was the guest minister. Rev. Peeble's message was "The -Bible". Under the direction of Doug •Klopp, the choir sang "Thc Lord's Prayer". The ushers were Cecil Pepper and Dennis Martin. Anna Annen and Michael Annen were the greeters. The annual meeting and potluck lunch followed the church ;service. •Rev..Ed L aksmanis of Crediton assist- Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 ed by Brent Caslick of Centralia chaired the -meet- ing. The sympathy of the coni- munity is extended to the Armen family. Communion will be observed February 9. A sec- ond offering will be taken for Love'. Community Outreach. MBET11NGS February 3 at 1:30 p.m. chic Friendship Circle meet.. February 6 at 2 pan. the .Afternoon Ladies meet. The PCW of Carmel Presbyterian Church rnaet February 3. -at 8 PAL Wettest yearin Canada in `9i Late year .was the. .wettest year in Canada in the 49 years since comparative pre- cipitation records started .being kept in 1948, according to the Atmospheric Envir- onment Service on .the Internet. Record-breaking levels. of rain, .hail . and .aiaw -wart: recorded. Most of it fell in "extreme events" ,according to a ,scien- tist at the federal .ageeicy. "It wasn't necessarily that we had nitre rainy, -days, it was that we had more rain wizen it rained." Doug and •Marg Fraser arc bads troth the land of SIM - Sill it: and warrntlt, Jarnatca that i. They:spent a week there and enjoyed themselves lminenseis Doug noted that Mere were quite a lew• hotels closed this year and not quite as'rnarry tourists. One person told, me that every: ante Doug. and 1t'larg teavtt Iter Jamaica. ti storms here in good Ole Wants,, and • area. They pruvet; tt io be true again this year Darrell and Jenntier McClure wert greeters at Dull'. tinned Church un Jan: 26. Res. Murray's theme was • Jintah and he read the story about. him lel the children during children's time. Alter the service people "enjoyed a putiuck lunch and then attended the annual meeting. • DettgSMtett B. barn AM Os'ttt4 Is Nor Inwood MAN) MIN Rales WOW' Tv VerWitattoti 4.85%, 3.5i, 3 .13, 3 Misr 1 MM, IS to w 3 tees MV Mar Pili Mhr ilnpedgment GeArg. Investment & Tax Planning Secure investment Products ... from psopie you can trust SEAFORTH 96 Main St. 527-0420 MGM TOWNSEND TIRE 1 Mile East on Cry. ltd. 15 LONDESRORO 523-4742 JANUAR}" t& FEBRUARY SPECIAL FREE PICK -IJP & DELIVERY OF YOUR VEHICLE WHEN YOL- PURCHASE 2 OR MORE TIRES Front Wheelbarrows to Earthrnovers Big or Small...We Fix Them AIV George (Horne 522-1629, Mau, Dan K Wes. '•YryTHANK -Y-OUdarrM�ti•r M M Ne yMVr/' r Yy •I The Alzheimer Society of Huron County "Walk for 41 Memones which was held on Sat.. Jan 25/97 would t% like to say thank you to the walk -a -thou volunteers the 4 participants and their friends & tinnily who .sponsored t, then, and the Seaforth merchants who sponsored us. 0 tj was .t great success ta • Fran Hook 4l LOCAL SPONSORS t' W'uerth s Shoes. Tucker.A Meat Shop. Pizza Train. SUIS =) Home. Hardware. Province of Ontario Savings Office. ti Mani Street Video. Knechtel Foodmarket Tastv-Nu eBaker' & Cheese. House. Janet's Country Donut Cafe. 4 Sealorth Co-op. Archie s Service Centre tj t� ta ty t� L� t� t� t� ta t) t) a} tj [}^r ^ i�1.Ia. lb. Y lM4 Y Y L b. V►. » k. L~kr V iV Sr V.— DOOR PRIZE WINNERS Bryan Vincent Ron Murray Bill Carnochaui Wendy Ynmeau Sheila Geddes Dave Hook bonnie Fortune. Sheila Wright SOCIETY OF HURON COUNTY *THAN K to the following restaurants that offered smoke-free dining YOUon Weedless Wednesday. Baylield - Jiggers Place • Little Inn • Albion Hotel The King's Bakery & Tearoom' • Brucefield - Millington's' Clinton - New Orteans Pizza • Dixie Lee • China Palace • Exeter - McDonald's' • Tasty Nu Bakery' • Kentucky Fried Chicken• New Orleans Pizza' • Ranch House & Saloon • Ten Horton's' Fordwich - Fordwich Handtmart Goderich - Donut Defile • La Brassine • Candehght Restaurant Pearls Chinese & Canadian Restaurant • Zonis Restaurant Murphy's Landing • Runway Lights • Rooney's Restaurant *Subway' Bene iller inn' • Pizza Hur • Pizza Pizza' • Tim Norton's' • VanDety's• McDonald's' (Wal-Mart & Bayfield Rd.) • Cooker's Mercantile'. Londeeboro - Hifcrest Restaurant • Blyth - BJ's Cate Seeforth - Tasty Nu Bakery' • Wong's Grill Commercial Hotel • New Orleans Pizza' Walton - Walton inn • Brussels - Brussels Country inn Wingham - Jag's Roadhouse • Donut Delite • Great China House Kentucky Fried Chicken' • Maitland Restaurant • Frosty Queen .Zurich - Myrtle's Pantry' • *These restaurants provide smoke-free dining every .day ot the year Huron County Stmoko-Free Coalition 482-3416 or 1-800-265-5184 .. ..-• .--ter ��-.� s �_.r--t.-.. r-v`�� .r--t�yr .�v-\JR"-v-v/ Kelly Auto Service ,' 26 Birch St. SEAFORTH 527-2210 CANADIAN TIRE MUFFLER WARRANTIES ACCEPTED •Complete Automotive Repair •24 Hour Towing *Full Collision and Body Shop Kelly Auto Service 26 Birch St., Sreaforth WW1) P 'After hrs. Towing 522-21