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Semi -formal also on St. Anne's agenda
Students to watch Advent on in-house TV
The beginning of December always makes families realize
that Christmas is fast approaching. Before Christmas,
however, comes Advent a season of dark before the light of
Christmas.
This Monday will mark the first of three when we will
start our week with a ceremony of lighting the advent
candles. Students will watch the lighting of the first candle
via the in-house TV network.
This week we will celebrate reconciliation and students
will have the opportunity to attend reconciliation with one of
either pastors irorn the paFishes of Huron.
On Dec. 1, staff will have an early evening mass followed
by a dinner to celebrate the promotion of Ray Conois to the
position of Superintendent of Schools for Huron -Perth
District Board. This mass will allow staff to celebrate as a
community of faith and at the same time welcome the season
of Advent and eventually Christmas.
This week we will have our Semi -Formal Dance and
students are busy preparing for the event with staff. It's
always such a wonderful thing to see students dressed up
and looking so adult.
Congratulations to the directors and casts of "An Evening
of the Unexpected." For those who attended it was great to
see such a diverse presentation showcasing the talents of so
many. Design classes, technology students, drama classes
and all who worked as co -curricular participants produced a
wonderful result that portrayed the energy and spirit that has
become a hallmark of our school.
There is a rumour that springtime will provide us with a
musical we won't soon forget.
As we enter this rapid, rushing season of shopping and
card writing, visits and more, let's not forget what the point
of the season is.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 2, 1996-7
SCHOOL SPIRIT - was encouraged at the local high
school last week by a visit from Cameron Hughes.
`Superfan' visits SDHS
On Wednesday Nov. 25, Cameron 'Superfan' Hughes
visited Seaforth District High School with a message of
spirit. As the gymnasium filled up with students from
grades 9 to OAC, he reminded us students at SDHS what a
great school we have and showed up how to maintain a
high level of school spirit. Cameron is known for touring
sports events, such as hockey and baseball games. From
the Ottawa area, he has worked for such teams as the
Toronto Blue Jays, Maple Leafs and the Ottawa Senators.
Seaforth recognized him as a "super freak" rather than the
superfan. Hughes also told the students at SDHS that we
should not be afraid to be who we are inside as well as
outside, and to just be ourselves, not to be who someone
else wants us to be.
On Thursday, Nov. 26, Mrs. Wendy Case, an educational
assistant at SDHS, left our school to take on a new
challenge. Case has accepted a short term position in
Huron County Elementary Schools, to assist English as a
second language students. Mrs. Case has been at SDHS for
the past six years. She was worked in the CLN class room,
resource room, and many other classes in the school. Case
attended SDHS when she as a student in high school. As a
replacement for Mrs. Case, Mrs. Joan Morgan will be
moving up to full time, Mr. Gilbert Pinkney will be half-
time Educational Assistant. Mr. Price will be devastated
that his Sonny has left. For those of you who don't know
what is meant by that, last year Mr. Price and Mrs. Case
went into an air band competition together as Sonny and
Cher. Maybe they could do it again next year. On behalf of
the students and staff at SDHS, we would like to wish Mrs.
Case the best of luck in her stew position and we hope to
see her back in the fall.
by Tracey Jessome
Many helped with float
Many helped put together
the wonderful float entered in
the parade last Friday night.
One of the best yet. •
Dec. 13 the Annual Legion 1 by Barbara Scott •
Children's Christmas Party
starts at 2 p.m. Bring your
children and your cameras,
Santa Claus will be there. If
your child would like to take
part in the concert please call
Barbara Scott at 527-1787.
Tickets for the New Years
Eve dance are now available
at the branch. Please get your
tickets early.
Last Monday Youth
Education Chairman and
Public Relations Officer,
Barbara Scott visited the
local schools to present the
certificates and cash prizes
(1st prize $20, 2nd prize $15,
Communication concerns council
Council has decided to don't break or wear out, and
develop a policy for better would like to have been
communication, after ,consulted when the work was
reducing the town's recent being done.
bill for three manholes by McLlwain said one of the
two-thirds to local manholes is not in his
subdivision developer Jack subdivision, and that he did
McLlw tin. not disturb another, at James
McLlwain came to a and Adam Streets, but
council meeting last month to hooked into it in order to
dispute the hill, to his service his subdivision.
subdivision in the north-west Council decided to charge
of Seaforth. for $840 to him for one of the covers, and
replace three tops for bear the cost of the other two.
manholes and two water Deputy -reeve Bill Teall said
valve lifters. such disputes should be
He said manhole covers solved before billing.
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Legion
3rd priie $10i for the poems,
essays and posters contest.
First place entries have
been forwarded on to the
zone level competition.
Congratulations to all the
winners and to all who
entered. The competition was
very hard to judge. Try again
next year.
Results of the ,competition
will appear in next week's
Expositor.
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