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Stephen
Central
Tiger
Times
Tony Tiger - It's going to
be a grrreat year at Stephen
Central. I'm going to be
bringing you the events that
happen at my school. This is
my first column of the year.
I will be bringing you ar-
ticles every one or two
weeks so watch for me. Here
are a few of the events that
happened since the start of
this school year. Tony.
Cross Country - Cross
country was held at the Ex-
eter Arena on Wednesday
October 14, 1981. The dif-
ficulty of the course showed
on many people. Mrs. Talbot
and Mr. Lawrence went
along to help guide the
runners on their course.
The schools participating
in the cross-country tourna-
ment were Stephen,
Usborne, Exeter, Hensall,
McCurdy and Zurich.
McCurdy won four pennants
while Stephen and Usborne
each won one. Roger Ward.
Soccer House League -
Soccer is a real kick around
our school. There is a lot of
!house league soccer at our
ACW meets
at Kirkton
Mrs. Alva Godbolt
Listowel is staying with her
sister Mrs. Horace Green -
street who -has returned to
her home following surgery
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. Jack Clark, Dawson
Creek has been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Switzer.
The A.C.W. met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Garth Blackler. Mrs. Ber-
nard McCormick presided
for the meeting, opening
with .a hymn. Scripture
message was read by Mrs.
Bill Schaefer, meditation by
Mrs. G. Stoat.
Giiest speaker was Mrs.
Reverend King of Kirkton-
Woodham United churches
who was most interesting
and inspired us with many
good thoughts. Meeting
closed with prayer. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Harold
Davis and the hostess.
Mrs. J. McCormick has
returned home after spen-
ding sometime with Mr. and
Mrs. John Hanniman and
family at Renfrew.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Blackler
and family were Sunday
dinner guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Webb,
Woodham .
Times -Advocate, October 21, 1981 Page 11*
Tony predicts 'grrreat' year
school. There are six teams
named by colours, red, blue,
orange, green, purple, and
brown. Red is the lead so
far. The scoring is 1 point for
a loss, two points for a tie,
and three points for a win.
This cat will be on the pros'l
for any further informatio .
Jerry Lamport.
Jogging Club - At , e
beginning of school we
started a jogging club. We
measured out a track one
half kilometre long. There
were charts put up In the
hall to mark how many
kilometres we each had run.
At first we just ran on the
normal grass where it was
measured but soon we had a
path worn down because
there were so many people
running. At the end of the
school year we will receive
bars for running either 25, 50
Mary's Musings
Continued from page 7A
twin cities outdid
themselves for the annual
Oktoberfest.
We journeyed down for
our first visit to the K -W
Oktoberfest, and enjoyed the
evening very much.
We ate everything from
pig tails to sauerkraut, and
polkaed to typical German
music.
But the highlight of the
evening was learning to
dance the "Bird", also
known as the chicken. Now,
you may think the bird is a
punk rock dance, but actual-
ly it would best be described
as a German folk dance -
with a touch of craziness.
It has just been imported
from Europe, and was the
hit of the Oktoberfest. A
friend, whose parents spent
the summer in Belgium tells
me that it was very, very
popular over there. I'm sure
we'll all be doing the bird at
the next dance we attend.
Just get ready for a lot of
laughs.
It's really very simple -
move your hands like a
bird's beak, then flap your
wings and wiggle your tail.
While this was, as I said,
our first visit to the K -W
Oktoberfest, we are
veterans of the Taxandria
Septemberfest in Arkona.
Arkona folks should be
pleased to know that their
version compares quite
favourably with the bigger
one. Now we'll have to go to
Munich and make that com-
parison.
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Camp Sylvan - The grade
eights went to Camp Sylvan
on September 21-23. There
we learned about the un-
iverse, trees, orienteering
and unfortunately, Old Tom
Sylvan which some of us did
not find too amusing. Next
year I recommend that the
grade eights get plenty of
rest, warm clothing and
bravery for the Old Torn
Sylvan Story.
This year it was extremely
cold and'rainy so most of us
slept in the Frontier House
or eating room, where we
had a teacher on guard and a
fireplace going. However,
some of the brave ones
stayed in the chuckwagon.
Leanne Stuart.
Environment Trip - On Oc-
tober 16, the grades six and
seven classes of Stephen
Central School journeyed to
the Pinery Provincial Park
for a field trip. In the park
we followed along a path and
BLIND SAY THANKS
The Bluewater Council of
the Blind held their
Thanksgiving dinner at the
Clinton Legion Hall October
14.
The Legion Ladies
prepared and served a
delicious turkey dinner.
Following the dinngr they
enjoyed a program of
musical numbers and
readings. Mrs. Doris Baticin
gave a readlfig on the
original Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Luther of Hensall
favoured with a number of
vocal solos accompanied at
the piano by her husband.
Mr. Bob Heywood of Exeter
sang a few Gospel tunes
accompaning himself on the
piano accordion.
The Dashwood
Hotel
"Oktoberfest"
Fri. & Sat. 9-1
Music by S.U.S..
OKTOBERFEST SPECIAL: Sausage Dog with
Sauerkraut.
Book now for Christmas Parties.
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St. Marys Community Players
presents Charley's Aunt
by
Brandon Thomas "World's Funniest Play"
Directed by Daniel Walsh
Nov. 18-21, 25-28 8 p.m.
St. Marys Town Hall
Tickets $4.00 at
Crosthwaite's Store in St. Marys
or from cast or executive members
COME & ENJOY!
Stephen Township Minor Hockey
Harvest Dance
Sat. Oct. 24
9 p.m - 1 a.m.
Music by Dallas
for further information
call 234-6243 or 228-6248
OKTOBERFEST
Sponsored by Precious Blood P.T.A
Last Chance For Tickets
October 24
at South Huron Rec Centre
$15.00 per couple
Great Band from Kitchener
Hot German buffet
Tickets at Precious Blood School
235-1691
Jerry MacLean & Son 235-0800
Small World Travel 235-2000
or from Jerry McDonnell 235-1462
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request applications to fill a vacant
Council seat for the term:
December 1, 1981 to November 30,
1982
reply in wilting before Monday,
November 2, 1981 at 5:00 p.m.
TO: Elizabeth Bell
Clerk -Treasurer
406 Main Street South
EXETER/ Ontario
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or for further information
Call: 235-0310.
saw such things as trees,
leaves, beaver dams, birds,
chipmunks and other things.
Our guide was Mr. Casey
Vandenbygart. I am positive
that everyone enjoyed the
trip. Barbara Gallant.
Student Teacher - Room 6,
grades 4 and 5 enjoyed the
experience of having a stu-
dent teacher from London
Teacher's College in their
classroom for two weeks.
Miss Smith did a super job
and the students really en-
joyed working with her. We
wish her the best of luck for
the rest of the year at the
college and while she is
practice teaching in other
schools.
Party
for
Mark
Stire
Oct. 30
For more
information call
237-3342
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Kirkton
Horticultural
Bus Trip
to
Royal
Winter Fair
(Members Only)
Leave Kirkton Com-
munity Centre at 8 a.m.
Reservations & fare by
Nov. 9
Bus 1. Sat. Nov. 14,
Marjorie Atthill 229-
6548
Bus 2. Tues. Nov. 17,
Marilyn Robinson 229-
6537
Bus 3. Thurs. Nov. 19,
Evelyn Wiles 229-8296
Bus Fare - $18.00 in-
cludes bus, fair and
_supper on way home.
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Taping
Waterloo
Motor Inn
Waterloo
Sun., Nov. 1
Charter Bus
Leaving 1 o'clock
from Charterways
Depot Exeter
Tickets 5.00 per
person return. Full
course meals
available. Return
home by ap-
proximately 11:45
p.m. For more in-
formation call
Norm Wolper
235-1684
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Sunday, October 25
11 a.m.
Guest Speaker
Rev. Dr. Douglas Fox
Fellowship Hour To Follow
MINOR BOWLING
Registration - $1.00
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Sat., Oct. 24th
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Sat. Oct. 31
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Music by Maple Sugar
Tickets $4.00 each
Prizes for costumes
Sponsored by
South Huron Jr. Farmers
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