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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-03-07, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, March 7, 1984 YOUR ONE STOP VACUUM CENTRE Service Centres Electro, Kirby. Hoover. Royal Central Vacuum Systems Rags, Hoses. Melts. Repairs To All Makes. (FLOOR SAVER MATS) Goderich Vacuum Centre S2 West St. Godurich 524 4112 See next week's T -A for details about our eti 41'14g of tib-: JOP OF THE MORNING SALE Saturday, Mar. 17 Hooking Wead r We're glad you asked! With .' -Bob Fletcher and Iry Armstrong of Yid • HOW MUCH ABOUT DEATH CAN A CHILD UNDERSTAND? The young child of three to five usually understands little of death and seems to be disturbed about it for a short time or for short intervals. The child from five to nine may express guilt remembering past feelings and quarrels with the deceased. They will be very much influenc- ed by the way in which adults in the family behave during the death and funeral. 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These report cards will be sent home Monday March 6. (By Jeremy Mason and Greg Clarke.) Speeches - Stephen Central School had their annual speeches. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wagner and Mr. Rogers were the judges. First place winner was Kim Hoffman, second place, John - Paul Maurer and third place winner was Ken Fitzgerald. Kim and John -Paul went to Crediton and Ken Fitzgerald will lie going with them to Grand Bend on March 1. The variety of speeches was very good. There were many dif- ferent kinds, all very well done. (By Angela Zeilman and April Madsen). Ilouse League - February 16 the girls and boys teams were picked. There are three teams in each of the girls and boys nine square basketball. Girls team captains are Christine Chade, Stacey Thurman and Kristy Dobson. Boys team captains are Dale Labreche, Justin Turn- bull and Darren Mason. It is much fun to play but it can get frustrating. There are still more games to be played before we will know who will win. (Julie Hayter and Denise Hendrick). Novel Study - Grade 5 started reading mystery novels at the beginning of February. The three books being read are The Dragon Children, The Mystery of the Secret Tunnel and Saman- tha's Secret Room. They were written by Canadian authors. (By Jeff Sweitzer and Robbie Desjardine. ) We'll Do the Job Right... Ready -Mix Concrete FREE ESTIMATES; Residential. commerical and far.n. founda- tions, floors. slobs, sidewalks, driveways, manure tanks. etc.. form rentals, equipment rentols. For guaranteed strength, quality controlled and service call C.A. McDowell Redi•Mix Ltd. Centralia. Ontario Plant: Exeter, Hwy . No. 83 west 235.2711 Office: 228-6129 After hours: 228-6780 from Stephen Central Our Visitor - Grade 2 was visited by Mrs. Simons. She is the junior co-ordinator from the Huron County Board of Education. Mrs. Simons talk- ed to us about creative writing. Our class told jokes to her. We also made legends with partners without writing anything down. We are now writing individual stories which will be made into booklets. (By Susan Ratz and Raquel Thompson) . Grade 6 Bake Sale - At the bake sale there was lots of delicious food. Many students brought food and the proceeds will be used to get the film, Island of the Blue Dolphin. (Donise Dundas.) Roulston successor. at Blyth Theatre The board of directors of the Blyth Festival is pleased to announce the appointment of Brenda Doner as general manager of the Blyth Centre for the Arts. She replaces Keith Roulston who resigned last year after nine years with the Festival. Brenda comes to Blyth ()3 the co•opehlof:s INSURANCE SERVICES * LIFE * HOME * AUTO * FARM * COMMERCIAL Call Verna Gingerich 374 Main St, Exeter Clinton Community Credit Union Office i ,esidence 235.1109 Business rf Ifit's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' Dennis Ver. • Appr.ntic. Goldsmith Paul Anstett - Goldsmith, Manger AML r<. Jim Iimm.rm.. Goldsmith Jimmie Anst.fl - Appr.ntic. 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Her first season as General manager. coincides with the Festival's 10th Anniversary and she will be actively pro- moting the numerous special events planned for this season as well as'handling the busy day-to-day affairs of the threatre. Brenda officially took up her new duties as of November 1, 1983. Attend OMEA meeting Murray A. Greene and Harry DeVries were among the 1,400 delegates represen- ting electric utility commis- sions from across the pro- vince attending the 1984 an- nual meeting of the Ontario Municipal Electric Associa- tion February 27, 28. Addressing the delegates, President Jack Wratten, stated that over the past six years the Association has us- ed $774,000 or one-third of its revenue to represent the municipal utilities and their customers at hearings, primarily before the Ontario Energy Board, but not ex- cluding representations before committees of the Legislature, Royal Commis- sions, Select Committees and most recently, the Con- solidated Hearings Board. 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