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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-18, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, . .... . PAPRIL.18, 1904 Ain GOOD THROW—The Sealorth Junior Curl- ing Club completed thh curling season recently with. a Fun Night. Parents Joined their kids for a night of curling and the showed how good they really were. throwing a rock in the above photo juniors Shown Is Deb viyAs A'T WCL We have a full selection of Lilies, 1�s Hydrangea, Azaleas, Begonias, Green Plants, Cut Flowers and Easter arrangements. Phone 527-0121 1o% DISCOUNT Save on our complete line of Economical Pet Foods. HAPPY CATS (The natural dry cat food) ...4&8kg PUPPY POWER . 8 & 20 kg DOC KENNEDY'S DRY DOG FOOD 10 & 20 kg 11 TOP BREED SEMI -MOIST GOURMET DOG DINNER. . . . 2,4,8 & 20 kg. TECHNI-CAL 20 kg Sale Ends April 30/84 MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED Aealth Aids • Ventilation Equipment - Pesticides - Spraying Equipment -Aerial & Ground Application Phone 519-527-0606 R.R. 4, Seaforth NOK 1WO ET ET E ET Ef ET ET FT Ft ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET Campbell, OU BY PATO are m nd . or senseless SpI)i ads crazy. doesn't f If gopieone does: sour g spontaneous, it? , ny! or unusual, their friends laugh and say So' at' this point in my colutntp You will be An a;Joking way that he is ;".crazy". While saying. to' yourself'that 1 am, crazy. In this ' reading; a newspaper•article:about someone world you have to, he,a little bit crazy or you Who molested a child or raped a young lady, would go insane. If Senneotie were to look at ' one .shay also claim tsthat this person is the world problems and' • his personal . + r`craxy" or "insane". What does - the wdlyd problems seriously and sanely he would gget. "'crazy'' actually mean? • so upset and full of stress, 'he would drive '; According to my trusty dictionary; the himself crazy., Do you follow me? • word, crazy refers to something unsound„ Being. crazy in a fun way, without hurting shaky, sickly insane or mad:*The word insaneothers is, a part of suryin survival. It ayseem.crazy means Iniad or senseless, Sowhen We refer to ' ter an 18 year old to sit on a swing or a. teeter t`sotttebne being crazy in fun we' are actually t totter and very unusual hut by doing so that ` saying that they are insane which means they teenager is enjoying his youth; relaxing and Two visitors at SIS BY RHONbA SMITH 1 speech and language resources. They also Last Friday, Mrs. Johnston from S.P.S. exchanged valuable ideas on how speech had two visitors. These visitors were Mrs. and language teachers can help the Lynn Rowden and Sandy Wagter from classroom teachers of today. London and were studying speech and S.P.S. is,proud that people like Lynn and language experience approach in grade one• Sandy are interested in our students' Mrs. Johnston and the visitors compared education. SPS class goes curling BY SHEILA B.ACHBRT Curling, Curling, Curling! No it's not curling hair; it's curling the 44 pound rock down the ice at the Seaforth Curling Club. one of the 26 Junior curlers. Mr. Kemp's grade seven class at Seaforth (Wasainkphoto) Public School went curling on Apr. 5. They enjoyed It so much the first time that they decided to go again. HURON' TAX-CONSUL.TC :SERVICES 1424_ 055ST. SEAFORTH • reasonable rates • personal service , no advance payments Branch. of Niagara Farm & Business Consultants [1964] Hamilton, Ontario HARRY DENHAAN Tax Consultant (ltegisteme] Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Associate ANNUAL MEETING. ;5) Thursday, April 26 7:30 pt the Seaforth and District Community Centres EVERYONE WELCOME! Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Assoc. requests ,Written applicptfildiis .i" i iii ► positions: -Two (2) Coaching Positions -One(1) Managers Position -(1) Ttainers Position sri For the 1984-85 & 1985-86 Seaforth Midget Hockey Team. Applications must be received by Bbb Beuttenmiller no later than WED., MAY 9, 1984 at 5:OOp.m. ET ET ET ET FT FT ET ET ET ET ET ET ET TT iF TT ET ET TT TT ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET FT ft Ft FT ET ET ET They would like to thank Mrs. Patterson for sharing some of her curling skills, and Mrs. King and Mrs. McGavin for helping them too. 7K was very glad that they were able to use the curling club two times so they would like to thank Mr. Jansen also. Thanks to all of you; they enjoyed it very much. NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU : HAVE TO PA's'*;FOR YOUR INSURANCE WRII SLEEPLESS. NIGHTS. You don't need us to tell you that lump sum insurance payments can keep you awake with worry' That's why The Dominion lets you pay your premium in twelve monthly instalments. With our Ideal Monthly Payment Plan, you'll know how much your home or car insurance will colt each month and be able to budget accordingly. FOR EXAMPLE IF YOUR ANNUAL PREMIUM 18... YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT WOULD BE... is s • $480. -$40. $720. $60. We'd like to think that when you buy a policy from The Dominion, you'll never -have to count cheep. Just your blessings. The Dominion of Canada Group SEAFORTHINSURANCE BROKER LIMITED 5274610 Seaforth, Ont. Donald G. Eaton Kenneth J. Cardno 4.. CCU gettingexercisa at the same time, .That's not 50 crazy Wit?, We ail have a little craziness In us and.do' crazy things. 'According to the;definit}on, of insane which says insane means,senseless, people are doing insane things everyday, but we aren`t insane, are We? +For eaatl�tple, ,ti+me acid time again you see stores, restaurants and gas stations apoie gr- in contests where you can Win fabulous prizes if iyon collect all of the letters in a, certain merit or an instant win prize in a" scratch to win game. Potato chip` bag's and chocolate bar wrappers are 'great for having gables: such as these on them. So, for mouths 100's if not 1,000's of people ggo around collecting all kinds of wrappers and freesgeme cards that would usually, go in the garbage'with the far-fetched idea that they will be a .lucky winner. Is this crazy? senseless? insane? - maybe so, but it's fun. Lots of people do it and some even win! Another example of this is the many people who collect coupons. Coupons are a greatyway to, save money on items on your.`grocery list; We all know it is not crazy to, save mOneyl However, when you use a coupon to save 25c on a product you don't usually buy and don't particularly need just for the sake of using it, that is crazy, but not unusual. It is done many times by many people: People are known for doing all kinds of unexplainable things. Food brings to mind many examples. Have you ever noticed that , mothers are constantly saving things, whether it be old clothes, towels to be made into cleaning rags or more typically leftover' food. The gravy left over from a roast may sit in an old, ethpty margarine tub (something mothers are also known for collecting, just in case they may have a purpose someday)' for weeks. If you were to question its worth. you may get a reply such as "Keep it, it's not moldy yeti" Mothers are not the only ones guilty of keeping things without a reasonable explana- tion for doing so. We are all familiar with saving. boxes of all shapes, old notes and letters and other knick-knacks without having a logical excuse. Why do people save plastic and paper bags week' after week, allowing them only to take up space in the cupboard? Why do people save elastics, pins and twist ties off of store bought goods knowing perfectly well they wont be able to find them next time they need them? Craziness. Again and again we do things without being able to give a reason why. I'm sure you know, someone who sets his/her alarm clock every morning for no later than 7 a.m. only to either sleep right through it awakening everyone else in the house or else fight with the snooze button. No doubt when they finally do wake up they are upset and miserable because they have slept late and may be late for work or school. Yet, the next day they will go through the same routine! Once a person winces up, particularly women, they go through the unending struggle of what to wear. A woman may change six or seven times a day and stiltend up unsatisfied by her choice of dress. Worse yet, after many changes of clothing she may decide that she likes her first outfit that she4iQR;the,bestl Yo� tau t vin,, » ,People 'seent to do things byhabit A person may look at his watch six tidies in' ve minutes just by habit. Os they may wash their hands or hair even if they are not dirty. It goes on and on. Tell me, why does a person who has just completed a three course meal go into the kitchen and head straight for the refrigerator just to see what's in it? What logical reason is there for a person to ask a perfect stranger how they are now when they didn't know how they were in the first place and then they don't even bother to listen for a rely? I have got to be the worst person for asking stupid questions. One of the most common questions that I ask is "What was i going to say?" Come now; howis a person supposed to know what 1 am going to say if 1 didn't say ft? 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