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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-03-28, Page 1010 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 20, X19 .t: FLY AVM YTLSeverai students 'of St. James Separate School are making rubber band propelled gliders. under. the, direction of DaYid Longstaff. The gliders are part of. the enrichment program at the 'School. Working on their plans, from left to right are:. Jeff SCIENCE FAIR—A miniature swimming grade eight students Jeff Wilbee and Dean pool was used to demonstrate the principles Glanville at the Seaforth Public School of solar heating In the first place project of Science Fair. (Hundertmark photo) Science fair winners Winning entries of the grade seven and eight Science Fair at Seaforth Public School included: Gr. 8 Biological, 1st. Vicki Tremeer - Hydroponics, 2nd. Sherry Beuerman, Lori Henderson - Plants; Gr. 8 Physical, 1st. tie Johriathon Berkham - Windpower. Jeff SEIGEL'S SHOES 2ND FLOOR WAREHOUSE FEATURES LADIES' SHOES THOUSANDS OF PAtRSI DISCONTINUED LINES.., SECONDS SURPLUS LINES... ETC. $ 10 PR -7,155 1.-i-F;R• 83 PR. $4.. 12. . '18.1 330 CLARENCE AT YORtG-.m�. IN DOWNTOWN LONDON Wilbee, Dean Glanville - Solar Heating; Gr. 7 Biological, let. Heather McGavin - Pollution, 2nd. Aaron Broome, Brad Carter - Plants; Gr. 7 Physical, 1st. Jason Wheatley - Robot Arm. 2nd. John Staler - Safe Products in Home. Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nell Durl Jim 627-1737 527-0828 527-0775 ANOTHER FIRST FROM miltM3GrIl. Ltlf�]i NOW IT'S EVEN EASIER! Introducing The Weed Man Combined with one of our Full Programmes We've eliminated lawn care guesswork. Depth of cup fs 21/4" Move sprinkler - when cup is full of water Watering lawn once a week - this amount Is USOally sufficient When grass reaches bottom of cup ft is time to cut lawn Ideal lawn height - minimum summer cutting height Allows roots to grow deeper 6 prevent drought Stress. Minimus, spring d fall cutting height. Your lawn should never be cut tower than this height. Sort Level =. push into ground to this ring FREE When yoo ond.r on. of our Stamford, triose Or Ssips.l elPragsallnm... ANSWERS THESE OFTEN ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT LAWNS * Hoer ,hush do I water? *Wren do 1waeee *How do Shoots hes much 1 ern snaring? •How long should Hes grit be before 1 are? • Hew, chore, should fon Ow gear? •Hew ante!, wafer does the lawn get deems Taint OUR PHONE LINES ARE OPEN WE ARE READY TOGO... 05* setAT oaAiss CALL t0011110/11101 31ST i O% DISCOUNT CALL 524-2424 THVated Dick, John Seaforth Where"its Seaforth? 'Time arta time again Seaforthites take a lot of teasing About the size of our town• Int the last week or so, I have found more'than enough boo s n that although'our town'' Is n in elation, is hill of >dndnesss and ltiendliness. • The care that so, y. people' denten- ..1! 'The when they, v,T0e,to the Minister 'of 411,1rtiniigration pleading that' John., Jew's,. mother be allowed' to Come to Seaforth is a perfect example 9f. this One person's letter alone quiteossibly. May have had little jnfluence.on the decision as to whether to let this, elder lady come, to Canada to join her sell nor, ant. '• However, when almost half of Seaforth's copulation sent letters of concert, action was taken and now John Jew may *Otto his • mother and even eat meals with her every ▪ day. This act proved how .powerful a small .town like Seaforth can be if they_ivork together to achieve a common goal` Seaforthites have a certainenthusiasm about r Torong together to .help" a ,friend. Last Friday afternoon the Seaforth District Hi• gh 'School, students held a dance ip the gymnasium instead of going to class. No, the kids nor the teachers Were demonseating David Longstaff, Jason Bodoniand laziness by taking,.the afternoon off. Williamson. Once the gliders.,.are, Instead they,weee.showing thglr care anti complete, students hope to test fly them' in. • sympathy to a family who has recently lost the school yard. (Wassink;photo) thea' house to a fire. SDHS student Barb owerful et ier • Sloan returned to 'Seaforth with the SDHS Girl's TrumpetSand after a hpliday in Mirt10;,.110:401tiefind that everything but the clothes im her suitcase had been lost in a fire. UNIT DANCE An awfuiibt of people in the Seaforth area were very concerned and sorry for the•Sloans as they are such swell -known and .well -liked family. Surely, there,have been quite a few gestures made -to help them: in one way or another_ The 'students of the high` school made such a'gesture last Friday, afternoon when they held a :benefit dance for Barb.- Tickets were sold in home room for $2 a ' piece and;dona'tions were graciously accept. . ed by tFie•Student's Council. Many students went to the dance and enjoyed themselves. listening to the music of DJs Sean Lane -and Grant Ross who. donated their "time and ' Music to the dance. Finally, at the dance came..the time that many had been waiting for - the, time, to present Barb with'the Cheque amounting to $810 from the proceeds of, the dance and donations made by students and staff, $90 front the Student's Council to make the cheque, an even 5900 and S100 from the Girls' • Trumpet Band making the total number of donations $1,000 which is a` good amount coming from such a Small school.' This is another example of the support that people in our area give one another in timei of need. I am sure that you can think of at least one time when friends in the O MOINATIOl1 • FRESH!. "BUDGET PACO" ,PORK LIN CHOPS Seaforth area were there to comfbrt,'.> congratulate or help you out. HELPED MOVE Last Saturday a group of Junior Farmers worked together to help a family whom the Huron .Family,Services Organization .re- comrgended that needed help to movelfrom Seaforth to a nearby town.With a lie of . effort and some good spirits, the g oup moved ,the family within two and a half hours. The service clubs, church organizations and school organizations end many other committees and clubs, are very strong in Seaforth. and they do a ;,lot of good. If a • service club holds a dance in town, they often do so to' raisemoney for theta club. However, they are also providing entertain- ment for the public, something to do on a weekend when there seems to be little ,eltie going on. In the city, that may, seem like a funny • thing to say, but in Seaforth I. am Sure You must know whatit is like to go through a weekend with not much going on. A dance is always welcome here. The Lion's Club did something different last weekend than holding a dance to raise money for their club. The Seaforth, Dublin and Mitchell Lion's worked together to present a TV auction which was televised on channel 12. The idea behind this was that several items that had been donated. by (Please turn to Page All) '3 CENTRE PORTION 31118 PORTION '4' 3 TENIIERLOIN PORTION CUT FROM YOUNG ONTARIO FRESH POULTRY.. p �1UP'kg y; "FAMOUS FOR OUALITY" VACUUM SEALED 9 VARIETIES Sc NEIDERS' COLD MEATS RIIEONPORK LOIN "CENTRE CUT" ROAST OR CHOPS 5.OS 1.29 /kg ib. FASTFRY CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS 4.39/41.99, COUNTRY STYLE PORK LOIN .3.5i/kg tab. SHOPSYS CHO STYLE OLD VIENNA SALAMI SOO g 2.99 SCHNEIDERS FAMILY PACK BEEF BURGERS , Kg ..- CHOICEST FRESH 3.,Kkg REGULAR STYLE OR ALL BEEF • swamis. 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