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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-03-14, Page 13FILTER QUEEN m EUREKA Service Centre Electro, Kirby, Hoover, Royal Central Vacuum Systems Bags, Hoses, Belts •Repairs toall Makes [FLOOR SAVER MATS] STUDENTS of St. James Separate School sprinkling ceremony In the above photo. He celebrated Ash •Wednesdaylast Wednesday. said turnout for the first day of Lent was Father J.C. Caruana performed the ash more than he'd expected. (Wassink photo) from smokers BY BM LTI1 ER Grade -Seaforth Pdhlle School WhY do people smoke? Is the question I always as myself:' Why I ,can't stand the smell of the tobacco or the smell of the smoke it gives off. Smoking. is bad for the person who smokes as well as the people around them. When you smoke"one pack of cigarettes your lungs turn a brownish -black cola_: Also think of the smellof your breath. I hate it when somebody comes to me that has been smoking cigarettes and says hi. i feel like turning and walking the other way. The "tar" from the cigarettes gets caught in your throat and if you` smoke a lot of cigarettes you will clog your throat and have to get, a breathing hole made in your neck so you con 'breath easy. It can also ' be very costly to smoke cigarettes, with the cost they are today. It Hullett students learn On Friday, Feb. 24, it was a P.D. Day at Hullett. On this day the children do not go to school. Some of'the teachers will be taking part in the computer program at the board office and others will be going to London to take part in Professional Development programs. CONSTABLE MARSHALL During the last few weeks Constable Marshall had been going around to different classes, showing slides and talking about bus safety. He told them what to do in case of an accident and in case the driver goes unconscious WHITE CANE WEEK • On Monday Feb. 6, we had an assembly on blindness and White Canes. We saw two • films. One was called "You and Your Eyes" and the other was "What do you do when you see a blind person". The guest speaker was Rev. A. Scott and we asked him many questions. He was able to tell us a great deal about blind people. VOLLEYBALL On Saturday, Feb. 11, Hullett's girls' and boys' volleyball teams went to a tournament at Clinton High School. The -girls' team got second place overall and our boys tried their best but they stilt placed last. They all had a lot of fun. SPEECHES On Thursday, Feb. 25 our school had a Public Speaking Contest. The top speakers from grades 4-6 competed against each other could add ul1 after a while: Test think if yowl saved: alt the looney you silent on cigars s Lou wvould be„aable� t9 db aE lot merepea ike gobllg wa for' d nice ilea l weekend, or bby g a new water bed, If someone .ctl. a ug .and •offered you a cigarette whet would yyoi1 I'd be very''9uick to say no thank -you myself,; But i s your.':; decision. .Just reniembef that you are,atfecting more then just oupelf when you'' take• a puff, of a May b> think, that everybody thinks you re ,cool:• "But you won't, think you're sore"cool" when, you're walking.' around, with..a hole in your neck It's hard to believe but there are people in the world that can't blowhard enough:to put out a match. So.' pl ase .think about what I've said next time'aYoSee a offered a cigarettes in the Junior Divisions and speakers from grades 7 and 8 competed in the Senior Division. The winners nein the Junior Division were: in third place. Anita Gross, in second place Lana Lawrence and in first place was Raymond Wilts. Prom the Senior division irr thlilphice was Lori Livermore, in second place was Kerrie Shepard and in a well-deserved first place was Brad Millson ; The jusgeis were Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Tolle, Mr. Jewitt and Mr. San, ;Everyone worked hard to make this an exciting event. Sap running at Maple Keys Spring is just around the corner when signs of activity appear at Maple Keys Sugar Bush, operated by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA). Authority staff have taken advantage of the recent warm temperatures and are busy producing maple syrup. This year, the sugar bush, located south of SDHS has survived 1984 so far Well, we have successfully survived through a full month, and some odd weeks of 1984, the year to possibly end all years. And • they said it would never happen. Yes, that year that philosophers talked about is upon us,. granted not as literally as Mr. Orwell would have liked us to believe. (touch wood). World-wide disaster and destruction has not beset us yet, but a brand new second semester has invaded S.D.H.S. Yes, the 'grubbiest' of grubs, and the graduating class of '84, are now being subjected to 'academic abuse' by a new set of teachers. We are being whipped with mathematics, typing, and English, to name a few. At this point in a student's life -time, it seems like summer holidays are not five months, but five years away. It is somewhat hard to believe that somewhere along the line we shall once again break out the bathing suits. suntan oil. towels and head for the beach. But right now it seems like only a dream. Life always seems pretty desperate at the beginning of a new semester, buff guess it won't be too long until I re -adjust to a different schedule,' and fall back into the same old routine. If only my entire being would believe me when I tell it it's healthy to get up at 7 in the morning! -Doris Glanville Meleaworth; in Grey Township, •and will su porn,00btaps*high,arelinkedtovarious collection method's.' • Approximately .850 school students from the surf unding area are expected to visa the sugar bush to learn about the syrup making process. While walking through the various displays, the studentp soon realize the benefits of producing maple syrup using modern methods whentcompared to^Ehe ash filled "sweet water" that was first produced by the Indians. • fi Maple Keys will be open to the public from 10:00 a.m.- 4:00 pp m.-'for-tliree weekends, commencing March TO,. 19134, 'The public are also invited to attend'the second annual Pancake Day, to be •Field on March' 18. Pancakes and satisaggs, will be slirved.,from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p m. bya. the Effie! ie! Women's Institute: Guided tours of the • historical deni'onstrations and' evaporator house are planned. Admission to `the arca is. free. . Special interest groups that•would "like a tour of Maple -Keys Sugar Bush may contact` 04VC4 gt 33 3557. BUSiNESS DIR Appliance and Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE JimBroadfoot 482-7032 SEWING MACHINE SUPER MARKET over 100 machines on display llervlce to all makes Sales -White, Elna, Husavarna Lots Of used machlnes fromS39 95 SEW AND SAVE • CENTRE LTD. (2 doors south o1 Hudsons I 149 Oovmte 51. \ Stratford, 271.9660 • Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Farm Supplies, Petroleum Supplies, Heating Oils Seaforth Co-op 527-0770 • Hildebrand Flowers 15 Maln St. Seaforth Offlce,527.0555 Res. 527-1784 • Complete Floral Service with a personal touch 11„,14 f) *Weddings *Portraits *Albums •Frames 523-9212 BLYTH Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home CEMETERY MONUMENTS ROSS. W. RIBEY DIRECTOR 87 Goderich St., Seaforth PHONE 527-1390 Sincere and Courteous Service Expert interior & Exterior Decprating Wallcoverings ir'j It Kem Paints Window Shades HILDEBRAND "PAINT AND PAPER Phone 527.1880 i5 Main St., Seaforth Muffle'Wntlg Mufflers guaranteed as long as you own the car SEAFORTH MOTORS LTD. 527-1010 sunders Since 1956 H. TEN PAS CONSTRUCTION LTD. RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL Mill St. West•Brussels•NOG 1H0.887.4408 We sell and install Pella and Hunt Windows • Patio Doors Insulated Entrance Doors - In sill Glass, David Longstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main St. S. Seaforth OPTOMETRISTS AND OPHTHALMOLOGISTS Prescriptions Filled Promptly REGULAR HOURS: Men. Tues. Thurs. Fri. 9:00-5:30 Sat. 9-12 Closed Wednesday COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527.1303 ENDER'S ABATTOI Home Grown Beef and Pork Mill Street, Hensel! 2$2-3130 Wholesale, Retail and Custom Slaughtering K01 day Tuesday. Book in advance. Our own chubs, Bologna, Wieners, Polish & Summer Sausage, Jellied Park and Processed Hams b Picnic*. Our Motto is - "The Golden Rule" BUILDING • Repair • Maintenance • Improve+nenrs Furniture Stripping and Refinishing , JOHN PATTERSON R.R.*2 Seaforth 482-3183 Phone 527-0240 I—FLANAGAN CARPENTRY Aluminum siding, home renovations, additions, framing, reefing, resi• dentia) and farm build- ing FREE uild-ingFREE ESTIMATES PETER FLANACAN 527.1399. GARY BANNON Painting, Decorating Paperhanging Interior and Exterior FREE ESTIMATES Phone 527-1582 Seaforth, Qnt, /eiez/rag JEWELLERS 10< • DIAMONDS • WATCHES • JEWELLERY • FINE CHINA Gifts for every occasion All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0279 INTERIOR \ Mooirie� �PA»vT and -EXTERIOR PAINT Canadian and imported WALL, COVERINGS GRAVES Wallpaper & Paint Main St ' Seaforth. Bus. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 T. J. DEVEREAUX B.Sc., D.Cr, Chiropractor 97 Main St. Seaforth, Ont. NOK IWO NEW HOURS: Mon. 8:30.12 1130-&00 Ttbea., Thurs. 8:30-12 3:30-8x30 Wed., );Tri. Sat. 8230-12 I SEAFORTH INSURANCE BROKER LIMITED 39 Main St., 5. Seaforth •Home•Business •Farm•Auto *Sickness & Accidents , *Investments 527-1610 WILL FAME and fortune ruin 'the friendship of Joan Chandler and Chris Borgal?- The two With won'a guest appearance on the CBC -TV hit' Seeing Things' at the •Blyth Centre For The Arts Leap Year Auction. tor; Cht;s r aifc[ Jban both bid $200 Liot the talev151on debut They hope -to amicably, share•tbe•prize before codling. tallows: The,: auotaon tteiped to raise WOOD for the Blyth' theatre. , (Shelley McPhee photo) iiariouS;p1ay .being offered at library Are you loom�ii�ng for fun and excitement during March $teak? If so, your local library is the place to be on Friday, Mar. 16 at 2:00 p m. Gn this date the Seaforth library will be hosting Cascade Theatre's hilarious produc- tion of- "This can't be happening at MacDonald Hall"... Best of all, because of funding from Outreach Ontario, the performance is free and everyone is welcome. The production will be especially suitable for grades 4 - 8. • ;'This can't i>Qnha Penin at MacDonald •'-bili;;" isbased 6Th , ,icti'Aathetame name by Gordon Korman. If you. are a fan of Gordon. Korman, one of Canada's most popular young.authors, you will enjoy seeing somc.of your favOurite characters come to life. ' But. dworry if ypu haven't read the e book because you will still laugh at the amusing antics of Boots and Bruno, friends and roommates at MacDonald Hall. Compli- catlons,*rise when the headmaster tries to separate the troublesome pair for "the good . of the school". Will Bruno and Boots be able to adjust to their eccentric new roommates? Will they change the headmaster's mind? Come to the Seaforth Branch Library and I 'tindrdtit . McKillop 4-1-lert quilt McKillop NI held their first 4-H meetin on Feb. 20 on quilting. The members present learned the basics g ofquilting. then the executives were chosen. Leaders are Olive Little and Laurene Regele, president, Jane Anderson; Vice Pres-, Cheryl Regele; sec., Connie McClure; treasurer, Marianne Moylan and press reporter Lorrie Glanville. By: Lorrie Glanville Meeting two of McKillop kl quilting was held on Feb. 27. Members were to have their sample quilt drawing complete and ready to start basting the pieces of material and batting together. Once this was finished, they were to start practicing the quilting stitch. Next meeting will be held at Olive Little's house. On Mar. 6 at Olive Little's house, McKillop NI held their third 4-H meeting. Members read over the instructions on how to do "strip quilting", and then put the chosen pieces of matching materials onto the paper box. After this they cut out the pieces for the tarnpie 3irip quilting. By Lorrie Glanville • TROPHIES • PLAQUES • TEAM AWARDS • COMPANyJ ACKETS OPEN: Mon. -Sat. 9:00-5:30 ii/ENING APPOINTMENT savilabia for your club or oraantxaflon. Phone 271-3743] THE KORNERSHOPPE, 413 Erie Streit, STRATVOItD ADVERTISiNG SPECIALTIES ENG*AVING ON BOTH PLASTIC & METAL HAPPY BIRTHDAY Belated birthday wishes to Kathy Eaton who was 16 on Feb. 29. HURON TAX -CONSULTING SERVICES 154 ISABELLA ST. SEAFORTH 527-0557 • reasonable rates • personal service • no advance payments Brsneb of Niagara Fast & Business Consultants 119641 Hamflton, Ontarlo HARRY DENHAAN Taz Consultant iRegistered) JOHN ELLIGSEN ELEiCTRICLTD Farm• Residentlal•Commercial WIRING and PLUMBING 24 Hour Emergency Service R.R. No. 4, Walton Ph. 345-2447 or Ph. 345-2547 YOUR ONE STOP VACUUM CENTRE Sales Repairs `1GODERICFt VACUUM CENTRE .N 152 West St. Goderich 524-4112 The , Clip Joint. EXPERT DOG GROOMING • ,.: All Breeds • PICK UP AND DELIVERY ARE AVtILABLE , • EVENINGS T'iLLa1O Forappointment phone: SHELL JOHNSTON i3.it.' l S*IIa *451 • upholstering' • recondition used furniture ° Antlque8 restored ° Tent trailers repaired [canvas or vinyl] . .. x'sial•` V^ c v €A- Rd•F M7 :•kC+m:4''�' • Bus. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 T. J. DEVEREAUX B.Sc., D.Cr, Chiropractor 97 Main St. Seaforth, Ont. NOK IWO NEW HOURS: Mon. 8:30.12 1130-&00 Ttbea., Thurs. 8:30-12 3:30-8x30 Wed., );Tri. Sat. 8230-12 I SEAFORTH INSURANCE BROKER LIMITED 39 Main St., 5. Seaforth •Home•Business •Farm•Auto *Sickness & Accidents , *Investments 527-1610 WILL FAME and fortune ruin 'the friendship of Joan Chandler and Chris Borgal?- The two With won'a guest appearance on the CBC -TV hit' Seeing Things' at the •Blyth Centre For The Arts Leap Year Auction. tor; Cht;s r aifc[ Jban both bid $200 Liot the talev151on debut They hope -to amicably, share•tbe•prize before codling. tallows: The,: auotaon tteiped to raise WOOD for the Blyth' theatre. , (Shelley McPhee photo) iiariouS;p1ay .being offered at library Are you loom�ii�ng for fun and excitement during March $teak? If so, your local library is the place to be on Friday, Mar. 16 at 2:00 p m. Gn this date the Seaforth library will be hosting Cascade Theatre's hilarious produc- tion of- "This can't be happening at MacDonald Hall"... Best of all, because of funding from Outreach Ontario, the performance is free and everyone is welcome. The production will be especially suitable for grades 4 - 8. • ;'This can't i>Qnha Penin at MacDonald •'-bili;;" isbased 6Th , ,icti'Aathetame name by Gordon Korman. If you. are a fan of Gordon. Korman, one of Canada's most popular young.authors, you will enjoy seeing somc.of your favOurite characters come to life. ' But. dworry if ypu haven't read the e book because you will still laugh at the amusing antics of Boots and Bruno, friends and roommates at MacDonald Hall. Compli- catlons,*rise when the headmaster tries to separate the troublesome pair for "the good . of the school". Will Bruno and Boots be able to adjust to their eccentric new roommates? Will they change the headmaster's mind? Come to the Seaforth Branch Library and I 'tindrdtit . McKillop 4-1-lert quilt McKillop NI held their first 4-H meetin on Feb. 20 on quilting. The members present learned the basics g ofquilting. then the executives were chosen. Leaders are Olive Little and Laurene Regele, president, Jane Anderson; Vice Pres-, Cheryl Regele; sec., Connie McClure; treasurer, Marianne Moylan and press reporter Lorrie Glanville. By: Lorrie Glanville Meeting two of McKillop kl quilting was held on Feb. 27. Members were to have their sample quilt drawing complete and ready to start basting the pieces of material and batting together. Once this was finished, they were to start practicing the quilting stitch. Next meeting will be held at Olive Little's house. On Mar. 6 at Olive Little's house, McKillop NI held their third 4-H meeting. Members read over the instructions on how to do "strip quilting", and then put the chosen pieces of matching materials onto the paper box. After this they cut out the pieces for the tarnpie 3irip quilting. By Lorrie Glanville • TROPHIES • PLAQUES • TEAM AWARDS • COMPANyJ ACKETS OPEN: Mon. -Sat. 9:00-5:30 ii/ENING APPOINTMENT savilabia for your club or oraantxaflon. Phone 271-3743] THE KORNERSHOPPE, 413 Erie Streit, STRATVOItD ADVERTISiNG SPECIALTIES ENG*AVING ON BOTH PLASTIC & METAL HAPPY BIRTHDAY Belated birthday wishes to Kathy Eaton who was 16 on Feb. 29. HURON TAX -CONSULTING SERVICES 154 ISABELLA ST. SEAFORTH 527-0557 • reasonable rates • personal service • no advance payments Brsneb of Niagara Fast & Business Consultants 119641 Hamflton, Ontarlo HARRY DENHAAN Taz Consultant iRegistered) JOHN ELLIGSEN ELEiCTRICLTD Farm• Residentlal•Commercial WIRING and PLUMBING 24 Hour Emergency Service R.R. No. 4, Walton Ph. 345-2447 or Ph. 345-2547 YOUR ONE STOP VACUUM CENTRE Sales Repairs `1GODERICFt VACUUM CENTRE .N 152 West St. Goderich 524-4112