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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-03-05, Page 5:1;•••Ti!, •,• ...;e1r.".•„;!". - • • ••• `.' -• ' r • . • • •'• • , e answer ti; too clear • Great (formerly Lee's Restaurant) • °' e refugee crisis *e refused to let „own into the fused to let my- feditorial on the y because I felt comments had - I made and be - didn't know s were on the W that stage is vtwhere I stand, an attempt to I I Tuesday, „problem is not of whether or a few thou - few million re - POW' country. It per than that. It to our respect e; our selfish - vision of right r eWe who have 10° o any item on our take-out menu (below) • from. March 11-17 We are find - „t to keep every- ''ght perspective. • impossible to go land ignore the ees in Kam - nem, Thailand without feeling of guilt. And 'eeltend, when I saw ifl a camp in aken by Sister iesa Winter of the Ilion Sisters while VI the refugees felt those twinges Sue Wai Appetliers''. 1 Egg Roll, $ .50 2•Fried Wonton 1 50 3 Wonton Soup 1 50 Sweet and Sour 4 Sweet and Sour Chicken Ball 3 75 5 Sweet and Sour Pork 3 75 6 Sweet and Sour Pork Spare Ribs 3.00 7 Sweet and Sour Shrimp 4.75 8 Sweet and Sour Sauce .60 Rice 9 Steamed Rice (per bowl) .50 10 Mushroom Fried Rice 2 25 11 Subgum Fried Rice2.50 12 Chicken Fried Rice 2 75 13 Beef Fried Rice 2 75 14 Bor-B-Q Pork Fried Rice 2.75 15 Shrimp Fried Rice 3.75 16 House Fried Rice 4 25 Chop Suey and Chow Mein (Chow Mein add 25c extra) Wayne Wai 17 Mushroom Chop Suey 18 Chicken Chop Suey 19 Beef Chop Suey 20 Bar -B -Q Pork Chop Suey 21 Shrimp Chop Suey 2 50 3.00 300 300 4.00 Egg Foo Yung 22 Mushroom Egg Foo Yung 3 00 23 Chicken Egg Foo Yung 3.50 24 Beef Egg Foo Yung 3.50 3.50 4.25 4.50 25 Bar -B -Q Pork Egg Foo Yung 26 Shrimp Egg Foo Yung 27 House Egg Foo Yung Vegetables Ding (Sub Gum add 25c Extra) • 28 Mixed Vegetables Ding 2 75 3 25 3.25 3 25 4 25 29 Chicken Vegetables Ding 30 Beef Vegetables Ding 31 Bar -B -Q Pork Vegetables Ding 32 Shfimp Vegetables Ding Shrimp 33 Shrimp with Chinese Green 34 Shrimp with Mushroom 35 Deep Fried Shrimp with Lemon 36 Curry Shrimp 5 00 5.25 4.50 5.25 ALSO BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE Chicken 37 Chicken with Broccoli 3 50 38 Chicken with Chinese Green 3 50 39 Chicken Soo Guy . 3 75. 40 Moo Goo Guy Pan 4.50 40C 41 Curry Chicken Beef 42 Beef with Chinese Green 43 Beef with Tomatoes 3 50 44 Beef with Broccoli 3 50 45 Beef with Green Pepper 3.75 46 Beef with Mushroom 4.25 400 .3 50 47 Curry Beef Bar -B -Q Pork 48 Bar -B -Q Pork with Broccoli 3 50 49 Bar -B-9 Pork with Chinese Green 3 50 50 Bar -B-0 Pork with Mushroom 4.25 Spare Ribs 51 Pork Spare Ribs Black Bean Sauce 3 50 52 Dry Garlic Pork Spare Ribs 4.00 53 Honey Garlic Spore Ribs 4 50 Special 54 Day Dop Voy 5 00 55 Chow Har Kew 5 75 56 Cantonese Chow Mein 5.25 57 Lobster Wor 7.50 58 Gum Lo Wanton 5.00 59 So Chow Guy Kew 4 50 60 Steak Kew (Chinese Style) 6.75 61 Lichee Guy Kew 4.75 62 Boo Loo Guy Pan 5.00 11 Family Dinner DINNER FOR TWO Egg Roll (2) Moo Goo Guy Pan Sweet & Sour Chicken Fried Rice $10.00 DINNER FOR FOUR Egg Roll (4) Moo Goo Guy Pan Sweet & Sour Chicken Beef with Mushroom Breaded Fried Shrimp Fried Rice $20.00 * Each item 11/2 of regular order quantity. DINNER FOR THREE Egg Roll (3) Moo Goo Guy Pan Sweet & Sour Chicken Breaded Fried Shrimp Fried Rice $15.00 •DINNER FOR SIX Egg Roll (6) * Fried Wonton * Moo Goo Guy Pan * Sweet & Sour Chicken ' * Bar -B -Q Pork Vegetable Sub Gum * Beef with Mushrooms * Breaded Fried Shrimp * Fried Rice $33.00 Great China House for Chinese or Canadian Food 292 J?sephine St. Wingham 357,.2732 '111111111, r of starving, sickebil. and the factual stories of eople simply turning their heads to the wall and dying, hit deeply into me. The reality ef children who knew no songs other than the war rhymes that they had been tangitt;!iby seldiers, and men atid:Weiten who woke up screaming the night from •sifigt"nthat wei•45911 2( .0111; mhorrordei- • stand, hurt me. But most of all, the fact that people have seen such ,immeasurable in- decency against human life that they, can no longer' feel, eat or even speak, makes the possibility of there, being any question at all, ridiculous.. How can we who live in a w- attled Christian.county turn ant. backs on otir rfellOar man While we live inprosperity? 11�w can we, 1.Vbii are de- scended from refugees, be so selfish that we Worry about re- fugees taking OW jolool'i ITO° are we to say that we de- serve a chanceto live, to thrive? How" can we allow logic and practicality to even center our minds when we are talking Obfutt IMOD' These thousands -"over there" are just like US; they. are people with families, with names! No, there is really no (pea tion at all, and now is the time . to prove our commitment to human beings. NowiS the time to open wide our arms to the refugees, both in offering new home and sending aid to their countries, for if • we turn away and leave the thousands of men, women and children to die, we. care nothing better than a country of Hitars and Amins. Kathy Underwood PURPLE CHASER AN EPITAPH Here lies John Bun He was killed by a gun His name was not Bun, but Wood But Wood would not rhyme with gun but Sun would. • . : iff liffir in los . - Well, the winter olympieti are over and with their -finale' came the East German's total medal victory over -the US§R. Aoivell, the !Linked' States de- feated the Soviets in hockey to Drama .update Everyone involved in the big spring production, "Okla- homa", is getting down to the real work. Mrs. Douglas coo- tinues to help us witih, the musical selections ofthe.pjay. Our choreographers are doing a fine job figuring steps for the' various dances. The backdrop, and scenery designing bas begun, as has the painting'. Meanwhile, those in the cast itself continue to turn up dili- gently for practices each afternoon after school This will be the last week of prac- tice for awhile as (dread of all the dreaded!) exams are coming up next week. How- ever after the March break, it's back to work for everyone until opening night on May first. See you there! Debbie Sjaarda . CARY N NICOLSON eapttare lind hockerg9h1111 *RR • • - :r;i:tiWie*f3 In gaL. eenndeePestIatiu- I"tiCgrahel04eild'' ay:dearvAnd to the silver medallists? 'W IC I were 3'. true _patriot, 1 001048,,, guess I would be ' expected to the 100111, -And ti - say, "It is about tithe, body thoselluSsiana goinwOverl".1IntoOMtdioW,4 • ' cao!t find it meloidap the V,,_ old; "We're better:11nm ',Auter4cipt , , guys" damP, • the el* of rfsr,r The reason I , Can't 10 41,1 h 4 Of a* Alect, millions of others tbroeg011t " -fiieworld,aaw theft ek teains IMnkediate,lY -the final. biter, of rjdy •mIght'S hockey game- 1 saw a 02. at.... team ecstatic with joy pound" • • • • .•-• ,•-',• ) ' • • • . . In My Opinion: world empthly imple w minanindows? 1 noLe:thildrYheourliedi''esou'makrtarunitheseeYod;:;PPZOIIIII:iseteil:le*:!sgi,acPbata:iockli.:.:66*::-/ 43:° give your routine esilima- joie tions: "Oh, thank you! It's UAW'spei • Just what 1 wanted!" \,";Inabout • Having re -Witnessed this •`Wilirte'• • pleasure, let's go hack in time sighinythe even further, to Nov. 6 when YOu see the al4- advertise-• Ilite7Eastei b101.: nopttfor your chUdrens Christmas happy and, gtvelhan Lga.n give me, give me, we will foi "See your Wife's happy srnile slet"the gift41104e. •:•1;. at Chriatmati • buy her It IC* diamonds, the gift of loVe.". lime to igtiori Unfortunately, throughout 'radio and the 4 charm ,of the this ragamarole of gift open- store wifidovi ihnefOr us- ing and Advertisements, the to give a little less 04191E0* true source of happiness, the ' real gift of love has been for- itittek *041 °alike thikald-o.‘t- • :,,A• gi a4cited • like the old bow. •• Interview Christmas; though, rather ; • . ' out of date. Let's take a lookat THE SECRETARIES They inhabit our sibool eight hours a day, five days a • week, and Most weeks okthe year, , but ,A often *get that they arehere, so ManY times We take their invaltiable • presence for granted. Who* those little celebrated angeld of Madill? None other than the ladies in the office, the seere- taiiesH This week I interviewed one member of this hardworking six -member team,; Mrs. Sean Leitch. Other team members are Mary Anne Nicholson, Mrs. Valdene Gadke, all in the main office as well as Beth Mundell in the library and Mundell in the library and Mrs. Nancy Aitchison in the guidance office. Together this team keeps it- self well occupied ordering supplies, answering numerous phone calls, typing examina- tion papers for every course written in the school, filling out report cards, typing course schedules, keeping tab • of the attendance of 1,100 stu- dents, to mention only a few tasks. Mrs. Leitch suggested that the busiest times usually fall at the beginning and end of the school year and at examina- tion times. Of course, as it is with every • job, Mrs. Leitch admitted that there are frustrating occa- skins involved with the job, stormy days being one of them when they must constantly keep track of the late buses and students. As well, she added, another frustrating part of the job is "that", point- ing to a stack of boxes in one corner of the office, the con- tents of which had to be re- turned. Mrs. Leitch recounted some of the more memorable occa- sions in her life as secretary; including the year of 1967-69 when the office was relocated to the health room during re- novations to the bidding, and of course the teachers' strike two years ago. On a final note, Mrs. Leitch added that, "By and large, I wouldn't trade it (the jOb) for anything," and we the Stu- dents and staff at the school are grateful for that! h:41 Feb. 14, or rather Feb. 15, and the masses of girlfriends and boyfriends who came' to school bearing newsings, necklaces, and watches -- Valentines gifts from their sweethearts. Who can blame the giver? Who could resist buying when Valentine's Day sales start Jan. 31, and tiny heart ear- rings and necklaces hang DAWN WRAITH PAM CAME RON '11Nialit DYLAN VAN DEN ASSEM AND SCOTT EVANS STUDENTS IN ART 201 HELEN ORTLIEB WONDER 1 wonder at the ways of God, that time and time again, he paints such very lovely clouds, above such awkward men. E. B. White