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CLEANERS AND Mews WEAR
Josephine Street, Wingham '
Phone 357°1242
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taughtsipce Kiddergartew• ;
A childof five is, placed fin
the school system, beforebh
a °lido tune to .deyek)p
rounded personality, or any
other shaped personality.:
The school then molds • this
tiny individual into a grown,
"well rounded", individual,.
But how much of an n -
dividual could be developed
from this square system? A
bell rings;;everyone -begins
learning; another bell rings,
everyone `moves; another
bell,- everyone begins
learning again, and so on
through the whole day.
Everyone learns; everyone
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31t idea.: hits
f1!uttryto10
too far ,or aside stay wl
or a cornier round out
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corner und ; our, the ca
, must be . punished. Tl,
square must be in control.
- of the :titre, for it the dgrtiage 1
is too excessive it ma be •'
irreversible -and we 400.1.0=:,
not want that wonderful
square inold:harmed.
A person who : Makes it
-throughthis square system,
and conforms to the mold is
given, a, diploma. But what is.
moves. a diploma? A square paper,.:
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the time
religion,
unned my
pleasure
e with my
"Tribute"
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not
much about,.
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d as though
idea,
myself for
.; you know,
don't get
ts cancer,
er•get along,
lier's death.
the father
es the son
with his'
they didn't
Cancer was
in the film.
et revolved
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e Has Just Initiated a
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no sides tax and our alre l low
prices on quality furniture, you can now buy
thepieces You.. need with no interest for one hill
yeaf:So come in and browse, takeadvantage of
our manager's good nature (or insaflfty).
YEAR
around til rifer
Jack Lexnmon set 014 .44,
teach his son that laughter n;,
the best medicine; that
college degrees don't briar
you happiness: that 1-einlg
ki‘ei of lair?;,. r Ings you.
lend, and that when tines,
an rt X11: f it's yotur
friends w 1' : r iu out of it,
• Now you ' probably
saying, "Sure, it s easy to.
say laugh, butt how an we
laugh today. with 0, way the
economy and goverment are.
pulling at our purse
strings?"
1 can only answer that to
me death is.a thousand fillies
worse .g alte rotte
things thathaare l happeninghton
.the country anyday. If :one
man could laugh in the face
of death then surely we could
laugh when we are not even
facing the final curtain.
People today have become
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:stafdard a,
iitgotten the cased
living.
People target
love, to dream :.
Theyforget the
hums life'',
'moi
PIM via/if many
person xnisses
Mil.. .vein is
thins' that caul • ' dt Sited-
in .a bank Peoplehget
depressed• 'over. not ,;being'
able to pay the bills''They
would. rather : die and that
shows only°=that the value.•of
life, like the value of t
dollar, is slowly decreasing.:
I realize. that I haven't,yet
experienced the real World;
that I haven't had to face the
rent every month or pay the
hydro bill and hope I have
enough left over for food, but
I think if 1 go in with the right
attitude, with the (*Stub*
off life firmlyin my head then
I might be a little bit better
off than most. I mean, how
much does it cost to make a
person laugh? Nothing at all
really, bet it gives so much.
As Rudyard Kipling: wrote
in one of his poems, "If you
can fill the unforgiving
minute with . sixty seconds
worth of distance run, yours
is the Earth and everything
that's in it, and what is more
you'll be a man, my son."
As Barry Manilow says in
the theme song of "Tribute",
"Westin have time."
By Lynne Nicolson
Kroehler Traditional
Chesteld Suite
With comfortable hi -back,. overstuffed
arms and seat cushions, covered in a
very rich brick coloured, acrylic velvet.
This suite comes with arm caps and
covered decks.
Only $76.66, per month
Star Chrome
Dinette Set
With contemporary 42" round glass top
table and 4 high back chairs uphols-
tered in beige, brown checked velvet.
Now this suite can be yours for
°41.25
per month for one year.
Nice Selection of
Occasional Chars
To finish off your living or family room.
Over 50 in stock to choose from. As low
as
15.65 per month for 12 months.
Gold Crest 3 pc. 90"
Wall Unit System
One drop front unit, one glass door
showcase unit, and one 3 drawer book-
shelf, finished in a warm Pacific walnut
'grain, and fitted with brass hinges and
pulls. Now available for only
per month for 12 months.
'71.40
Kaufman Reminiscence Oak
Bedroom Suite
Complete with triple
mirror, armoire and
board, all styled in a
yesteryear. Truly a
Now priced at only
'171.16
dresser and oval
queen size head -
handsome look of
collector's series.
per month for one year.
Nite tables to match,
month.
only $29.16 per
Conditions of side..
Iotax onany purchase
of MO or aver.
Chiropractic'612
Coil Sleep Set--
Designed by the American Chiropractic
Association. With the exclusive spring -
wall edge system and a luxuriousfelt
and foam padding. This combination
suits most people who like a firm or
medium firm sleep set.
'3/3 Single Size $15.83 per month per pc.
4/6 Double Size $19.16 per month•per pc.
5/0 Queen Size $22.50 per month per pc.
Knechtel French Provincial 7 pc.
Dining Room mite
In a rich cherry wood. 4 scroll back
chairs upholstered in a pretty- tapestry,
scallop edged 40" x 58" x 94" table,
curved top buffet and hutch. Complete
suite now -is
248.74 per month
for 12 months
Televisions and Stereos
And all other items over $100.00 in our,
store are eligible for our no interest
sale. Our prices also include free
storage and delivery. With these savings
don't put off that furniture purchase any
longer. Our no interest sale ends on
June 20th and the sales tax exemption
ends on June 30th, 1981.
This is only a sampling of ow great selection. Come in and See the other fine pieces available.
MIDDLETON'S
HOME FUR ..
At The Horne Mac,
HEI GSI C.
Wingilonk Ont. 357. 14 1
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wife: forxl�i`at here
, Staurdy is T
'wa a. ;huge suc cess-
e joyed by ail, -Alot of e
dedicated
heathemsely,
transformin,g the gyt
ven
Results from a provineia '
physies•test were very en,
couragtng: . Robert Currdex
was in the top three. per Cent .
and' Lynn Miller and Pam
Craig were in the top l ft ,.,
sen.
Our senior soccer
reignedaUpreme . d cad
tuned the Huron -Perth'
Championship, beating Mit-
chell 3-2. It now willeompete
in • the WOSSA Champion..
ship.
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that step' ' fi
threshold
to death's final
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how shall•I enter•th.
SCHOOL PAGE By Henrietta Olden,
Bumper Sticker: "Support,
the crisis of your choice.",
Elated student driver:
"You know those signs.:
downtown that say One, Hour
Parking? Well, today I did it•
in 45 minutes."
A friend you; can love
"A dog is man's best
friend!"
This statement is used
time and time again. People
use it to illustrate their
feelings when they are trying
to help someone. The quote is
very truthful because you
can tell a dog a secret and it
will not tell anyone else: It
will listen without in-
terrupting. To me;. that is
what a friend is, but a dog is •
not the only friend you can
have.
A dictionary defines a
friend as an intimate
acquaintance or a well- '
wisher. Others define a
friend"' as a person with
Whom they can enjoy them-
selves. My definition of a
friend is a person who can be
trusted and confided in when
you are in a certain situa-
tion. .
One situation, occurred in
1978 when death struck my
family. We were all happy
until May 12 when my grand-
mother died and then just a
few 'months later my uncle
died in a tragic automobile
accident. This took ali..the.....,
wind out of my sails untilmy
friend talked to me and said .
very comforting words.
After our talk I was able to
accept what had happened.
It took a month for me to get
back to normal because my
friend sped up the whole pro-
cess. From , that•'time On I
knew I could neer part with
him. '
To me, he is a true friend.
But .unfortunately there is
the other. side, which is best
illustrated.by the Bible..
The -'story is about a'•father
whose son goes.to' the city.
While the son is in the city he
has friends .because• .he:as
Woof Money:Baas Soon as
the money is gone thefri.ends
are gone. The on returns
home to find his loving father
who forgives him. The son
learned that his best friends
are the friends who Ioveyou;
not just need you.
No matter how 'hard you
may think friends are not
important,. they are. I found
that out because without
them my life would have
been miserable. A friend to
me is like having a second
life because they do a lot for
you that you can net do
alone.
This reminds me off an old
quote which goes, "A friend
doubles your pleasures and
halves your sorrows." 1
found out that the quote 'is
very true because my friend
. certainly cut my sorrows in
half and doubled my
pleasure. A person on whom
you can count is a friend
whom you can love.
Huron-Perth
soccer champs
Tuesday, May 26, before a
crowd of 600, the Senior
Madill Mustangs defeated
Mitchell to claim the first
soccer championship ever_
forMadill,
Mr. Mali's strong squad
opened up the scoring early
in the first half on • a
"header" by Jim LeGrand
from a corner kick by Anton
Passchier. .Mitchell
retaliated shortly thereafter
with a goal of its own.
Undaunted, the purple -
and -white fought back but
seemed to develop problems
in moving the ball out of its
end"with the result that Mit-
chell took the lead 2-1 by -
half-time.
With the Lucknow Band
blaring, the cheerleaders
::ecstatically ,cheering, and a
handful of the crowd yelling,
the Mustangs entered the
second half' aggressively,
tying the game at 2-2 on a
trick by Rick Martin in a
scramble in front of the Mit-
chell net. The 'remainder of
the game was a dogfight of
action as both teams
struggled for the advantage.
The Mustang fans were not
disappointed: Mike Dennis -
outran a defender to drive
the ball home into the Mit-
chell net on a breakaway to
take the lead again. Superior
defensive playing and an
outstanding goaltending
effort by Mike Watson held
the Mitchell offense at bay
for the remaining minutes,
and two minutes before the
buses left, the Senior
Mustangs victoriously
claimed the Huron -Perth
soccer pennant.
Mr. Mali is to be congratu-
lated on a fine coaching con-
tribution and all his players
for their , outstanding con-
tribution to 1980-81 Madill
sports. The first of two
games for the WOSSA Con-
ference title will be held Fri
day, May 29 in London
against the. London cham-
pions, Catholic Central.
.The entire student body
wishes the squad best wishes
in the WOSSA series and we
trust, in the ensuing All -On-
tario Finals!
Kathy Underwood ,
PURPLE CHASER
The' way food prices are
zooming, being overweight
may soon be status symbol.
Johnny Yune
harry O'Malley
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Sacred
Heart.
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GUEST SPEAKERS 4nf,
May; 20 ,Mrs Betty Kennedy
and Mrs. Pam ,Ttirnbell of
.the :Faith and Light group, •
addressed -the pupils on -the
hangicapped� Mrs: Turnbell,
tiarho 'staffers from 'multiple
sclerosis; stressed that
hadnicapped people havethe'
same joys and needs as '
-others. They want to be . as
independent as : possible, but
they .do have to be willuag'to
accept help when needed:
Mrs. Kennedy :briefly des-
cribed her ; recent trip.. to
LoFaiuthand�I;rdes ?lfith ightthe.. Wa1erAt<►n$
grou�r,.+['arot
Belanger . thanked•<the spea-
kers for their. presentation.
KINDERGARTEN. May
25 a meeting was held at the
school for parents of children '•
beginning Kindergarten in•
September. 1ey;
principal, opened the'
meeting with prayer and
welcomed the patents.. She
described some of the
characteristics of four and
five -year-olds. '
Mrs. Ida Martin, Kinder-
garten: teacher, explained
the objectives of the Huron
Perth separate school
Kindergarten program. She
described a typical Kinder-"
garten day and ' discussed
how parents can prepare
their children and help them
enjoy school. She asked
parents to contact her 'when .
they see any problem or .
'want to discuss the child's
progress. Parent -teacher
communication is : of great
impo
Kindergarrtance. ten ' orientation' .
day is set for June 16, 12:40 to
3:10 p.m. Children who 4u1
start Kindergarten in -Sep
tember are asked to attend, ,
TOURNAMENT—On May 12
eight students traveled to
Stratford for the system
chess and checkers tourna-
ment, Randy Schaefer
placed fourth in the junior
checkers competition.
GUEST SPEAKER—Our
class has been studying
Central America and was
pleased to see slides of
Guatemala. Father Ted Sla-
man impressed us with his
descriptions of the people
and the countryside. His pre-
sentasion gave us an insight
into the problems of that "
country today.
TRACK & FIELD — On
Tuesday. June 2, Grades 3 to
8 took to the track for the
school to.
The
following day the field,events
were held. Students'
qualifying on either day will
represent the school at the
zone track and fiefd meet.
FiRST COMMUNION — On
-Sunday, May 17, Sheri Lyn
Allen, Devin Dekker, Joanne �d
Doerr. Healey Hallahan,
Mary Anne Hallahan,
Tracey Mcinnes, Joey Sch-
midt and Jason Steffler
made their first holy com-
munion as a group. Tracey,
Sheri Lyn. Healey and Joey
took up the offertory gifts, At
the end of the mass, Mrs.
Allen presented each child
with a prayer book from the
Sacred Heart C'WL. Lunch
and a social hot* followed.
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