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yi1eafter alt. Soaays Pr.
'Paul IvIcCuteheon, a
veterinarian with a particular
interest in the subject.
"PrObably the most
etnittrnon allergy u ,pedple
hay fever and surprisingly,
otie that Oeciars quite
'frequently in dogs. A big
*difference lies. in the treat -
Mot. So if yon find your dog
scratching and you can't see
any fleas, take in to your
veterinarian, for an
examinatiOn. After all, he is
your best friend.
Dr, McCutehcon practises
itt East York and has, just
received a grant from the
Canadian Veterinary
Research Trust Fund to
oantmue his research into
allergies in dogs.
Too rnuch henclt
time slows you
down. Get active,
Get in shape and •
put yourself in
Abe clear.
Fitness is fun.
Try some.
PATRICIAIRIMMER
Well, School's almost ent
fer everyone. That means
mixed feelings for all of us,
tee. MOst Of US are rally
happy to get out of 4004
w bile others are a little sad at
leaving he old school which
they have attended for four
to nine years,
Imagine how a kinder-
garten student Must feel,
leaving his favorite teacher,
toys, cookies and nap time to
a full day of real grade one
work! Just think. they even
have to go; tO school in the
afiternoon• As they pick up
their diploma at graduation,
they don't realize what is
Coming to them in the fall.
When they reach grade
one in the fall, they are full of
excitement. They look down
at the new kindergarten stu-
dents and lookup toall of the .
grade two and three Stu-
dents, Meeting and liking
your grade one teacher is not
' a hard Chore,
Then to the four and five
year old kids who just gradu-
Find 14 things you might see at the seashore; Words
run across, down, or diagonally in any directioP,
Word list below.
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Word list Ball, boat, clam, (lune, fish, ocean, ray,
sand, seal, seashell, seaweed, surfer, starfish,
waves.
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washers, dryers, dishwashers, freezers, spin washers, compactors,
garborptors, many at last years prices.
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•ated tou nursery .Sehe,oh
going to real sehttP1 IS a big
0#41. Little do they Mow bow
boring school really Jsr., 'rig Miss Joanne and Mr.
park at the nursery School:
isn't much fun to them. But
finding how much fun it is to
play with new friends will
help them forget the Old days
at nursery school.
Grade three students in
Seaford', and Walton will see
a great change next year too.
The Walton grade three stu-
dent S begin classes with the
Seaforth grade three stu-
dents, making two grade four
classes in S.P.S, For these
kids it means a, longer hus
ride to school, a larger
school, " new friends and
many new teachers. Pd think
that these kids would be
.scared and shy about meet-
ing new friends and a. new
50100.
Two' more grettps of kids
face' big changes next year.
Can you imagine how a grade
eight student feels, when he
or she leaves the school that
he or she was educated
nine years? They have to.
• leave all of their friends in
younger grades and their
best friends, the teachers!
They finally got used to
their huge Seaforth school
and now they have to meet
kids from other schools and a.
new high school.
They will have to go
through exams, initiatiOnS,
meeting new friends ; and
whole lot more when they
open the doors to S,D.H.S.
Their time table will be a
whoIe lot Mere Organized 404
they,n eyqn bayer to stay for
lona. in hIgtt school thoy
will take en new experiences
altd clubs,
But the biggest step is that
of a high schoolgraduate
going to college or univer-
sity. They have many things
to think about such as a. new
home, new books, money for
food and expenses,. a new
edu5ation and making new
friends. After applying 04 a -
local university or college,
and hopefully getting accept-
ed, a student has to get a
room on the residence or an
apartment. This includes
meeting a new roontrnate
and new friends. Then they
have to get all, packed into
their new homeS and
straightened up and before
they know it, the apartment
,.;is just as messy as their room
at hornet.
Getting a part time job
would sure help with all of
the expenses of food arid
'rent. No matter what grade
you're in and what next year
will bring there will still be a
change for you. But for now,
feel great, cause school's
almost out!. Everyone's
'happy except for the poor
mothers who have to put up
with us for a whole summer!
Since Father's day has just
passed, I decided to include a
poem for Father's Day.
Dad's always there when you
need him,
Alpthrooubg
lehmhse:.s gota job to do,
He'll help you with your
And rally look after you.
Kids cheer
.Playclay was a great sue -
cess as the children from
Huron Centennial School in
Brucefield took part in. such
activities as circle chase, no
bat' .baseball, keep up,
obstacle race, hoop exchange
wanerLinpnlcurpinierianb'sborenlr awarded Therearded
for the best people to get
along with other people and
to cheer people on and not
being jealous it other people
win instead of your team and
not getting, angry at people
on your team, if they couldn't
day seven schools in Huron
County were taken to the
high school where they took
part in running, 'throwing
and jumping events.
Overall we finished sixth,
but remember "It's not
whether you win or lose; it's
how you play the game."
Mary Gibson,
Grade 7
THE 'HURON EXPoSITOR0 flUSE
Pad is the P1AP who, teaches
you,
To fish, and play baseball,
tie likes tO Parnftitnct likes IQ,
play,
But it ts, yoo he hkes most of
all.
fle neve r Wits his back On
you,
He alwaya Wants Yeg 10
snile•
He wants you to understand
That he can't he with yoall
the whge.
When you are Seared 04
nerVonS,
Padis watching, you,
Knowing how you feel .aa*
ly,
Feeling proud of what you
do.
To all the dads in Saqiflank
The ones 1 see inyou ,cnrS,
Il'Oleve got ki44.• W1nt love
you,
Because you ate what yOtt.•
are.
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We love you 1;0440.
For the little things yea
,doBut I'm Sure We 10Ye
$O04
Just because YOP yQU
Happy Father's Dayi
by Patricia Rirnmer
if you have any good; itkuit
or pictures for rthe POT
please sent them tct;
Kids, Teens, ht filetWeena,
cfo Patricia RIntmor,
Box 278,
Seaforth, Ontario.
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The winners of the purple • 'GLEANER
ribbons were Sharri McDon
, : ald,...Kint -Ratti‘Vell, •Donna .E.,11
ferrest. 'and Lois Jackson. :=1f; ' ' ' L.2 N....5. N-6
The • winning ;teams mere F..!
team 2 and team 6. On ;the g , . .
primary sideof the school ,i • ,
• ". teitrii-. 6 and. 10 were the
winners. Lisa Robinson, ...=
Gracie 6.
;„. , . • . • The rib-
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..• bon • winners were: Lisa = ,
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Schilbe, Kim RatInvell„,
Sharri MacDonald, Barry
Moore, Kathy Talbot, Donna
Forrest, Wayne' Gale, Barry Et
Turner, Laura : Roy, Patti E
Coleman, Roy 'Rakos, Paui=
Gingerich and Lois Jackson. El
Mr. Mather's, Mr. Straw,
. Mr. Kemp, Mr. Laye, Mr.
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Jeffery, Mrs. LeBeau, Mrs.
Hunter-Duvar; Mrs. Turner F.
and Claire Davidson were in
charge of the games. Some of`
the events were dodge ball,
volley ball, baseball with a
volleyball, and without a bat,
keep up, circle change and
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junk man's relay.
Trevor Hamilton,
Grade 5
TRACK AND MID
On your markt Get set!
Go!
This is what the partic-
ipants in the Track and field _
;meet heard on Tuesday,
June 12th at the Seaforth
High School.
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