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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-11, Page 6... HURON EXPQ$17;9110 v$?E.P;TEmEsErt.ii 1980' Vhre ,ayo all the. flo, gOhOlotie.'41100, Whoever wrote that popular song must ,have‘ 'Statte4, it the 'rlaSt week. of sho#Mkand finished it the WOO Week after Sehool had.. st.art4 VVIleie' have all the ilOttierS gime? ,Or at least, •. where are they 80.1n8.` One place they may be disappearing to is the Fall Fair' where they, will be • judged and hopefully win smite prizes. Then others, they may sit in someone's flower bed and soak up the last bit of sun and rain before winter arrives. Whatever the case, the flowers are disap- -Tearing and so are-alet-of things around Seaforth. Where have all the child - in gone, long time passing? Well, that's an eaty ques- • tion. They aren't going to be judged at the Fall Fair, and they are definitely going to sit in flower beds for the fall. Sure, they may try to soak up e:Tio.Qf ,the ; but the , 1PaiQr#)'' Of''Cliititirep are Ple,P918 new friends teachers whether they are ping to Imbue school, sep- arate school, hi$1 scrool, university, college' or, just -working for the year. The streets of Seaforth seem se bare that first week of school until the students are let out of the lion's den for the day and then they are back at it again. Roaming Seaforth's Main Street and all of the backstreets talking about funny happenings at school and complaining 'til , their hearts are content about, school work, home- work and teachers. • Thir-ir- Of -the grade nine students pane? The answer for that is they're all hiding from the dreaded grade twelve and thirteen students who will help out on slave day if we have one. Last year, I wrote a column about the 'first few days of •school and terrified and ' small 1 felt lh the big, high •,schooL Sure, I 1.44,0ratand that the grade nine' Students this year feel this was WO: but now, to ,me, it- seems so funny! • I dreaded the thought of being initiated last year but after -it MOW all over and I smelled of tomatoes, onions and perfume I was trying to figure out when the initiation would start. • Without initia- tion last year, I am pre that it would have taken tile ages to meet the people that I know now. Then, I was trying to duck out their way before they ran me over but now they're all trying to duck out of my way! , -Mere have dents gone? Many of, the students that were in grades twelve and thirteen last year have either got a job now or are taking up the rest of their education as frosh at a university of college. The people in SDHS seem much sborter as a result except for rn 9 betweens the few jolly green giants. Where have all the papers gone? With the blaze of the SDHS furbn July 22, and the smoke that followed, several papers and books were dam- aged and needed to be sorted out last Thursday and Friday afternoons. The students were dismissed early from class and die teachers sortid out their, belongings. Of course the students weren't complaining anymore than a dull whisper and the teachers had a chance to clean up. Well summer's over and school is beginning. Where has summer 1980 gone? No one knows but it's gone and we 'won't get it back so we might just as well get ready for fall 198Q, Most likely, the fall won't go so quickly 'but Happy irthda Happy Birthday to Tawnya Taylor, 5 yrs old Sept. 2, 1980. Birthday greetings are .also extended to Staci Martin. wo will be 4 years old Sept. 13. Happy Birthday to Mary Hunt who celebrates her 11 on Sept. 12,1980. . , ' , , 4. . . • , ..• summer'wilt 00.1ii again, i.1 nalnet age and:Wthilay.,,, they told me! ,:' ' ' ' : • Birthday Notices. . . r, • . ., kYo1:i 40W,.Of anyone whe P0469 ' ' • will • be celebrating , their .., „ Seaforth,, birthday soon. P', send their or 0040 5274410. Seaforth • Auxilja.ry.ofes pin The first meeting of the fall season of the Seaforth • Legion Ladies =Auxiliary was held. • twenty. • ladies answered ro11 call. President Thelma Coonibs welcomed all members back„ Minutes and.treasurers-re- ports i;vere read. Reports from bther committees, A _past president's medal and pin were presented to Ws. Eva Brown and a 15 . year membership pin to Mrs. R. Rhiel. Four delegates are going • to Ottawa ler .the Legion *Ladies Auxiliary Convention. Zone Commander Peg Coombs is also in Ottawa for '* the convention. 0: An afghan and cushion have been donated to the • Auxfiiary and ticket's will be • on sale at the Legion booth at the fali fair. • Final arrangements for the Annual • Bus trip were announced. The committee would like the ladies to be at the Legion Hall at•12:30 p.m. on September 26. Mrs. IfFeruorgensen was the lucky holder of the winnintticket fer the 50-50 draw held over the summer. She wen $222.00 Mrs. Cara Swan sold the winning ticket. Regular monthly draws will continue through the winter. A pot luck supper was held • to start the fall season. Eat7.Ser.Ote Men and Women and Dependents The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer CLARE WALL • Provincial Service Officer of London . • •will be, visiting in the area Anyone wishing informatinn, 'advice or assistanget ' regarding: lal War Disability Pension; lb' Treatment for entitled -veterans; id l Application for Benevolent Funds; - id( Appeals against adverse original application for War Veterans and Widows Allowance, • Is requested to contact the Service Officer of Seaforth Branch 156 Rey al Canadian Legion whose name ppears-belowy-prior NS - September 17th To Arrange an interview Contact CLEAVE COOMBS Service•Officer, Seaforth Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion Phone 527-1155 Mr" KNECHTEL 11011. WE RESERVE ' Tin' RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES MON., TUES., WED. 9-6 p.m. THURS & FRI. SATURDAY 9-6 P.M. OTH t•.. f +OA FOOD MARK Seaforth T• Every Wednesday is Senior Citizens Day! 5% discount on order or Free Delivery [In Town Only] Max. Purchase of $50.00 WE LIKE TO SERVE YOU A LITTLE BIT BETTER K ECHTEL 'Prices effective until Saturday, September 13; 1980 Picnic Frozen • Campbell's , TOMATO. SOUP oz. Tin Knechtel 24 oz. Loaves Canada Grade A Nabisco Back Attached LEGS .88 lb. Part Back Attached BREASTS .99 lb. I I oiLDWIFT111118RED PRICES!