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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-26, Page 85eaforth; WNS.Meet The First 'Church ;W" M'.S. bald; uletic '.Imeeting. in thq centennial room on July nth, ;Edith McMillan the presi* dent, opened' the sleeting with a poem, "God::Answers Prayer." "What a Friend We Have in Jesus!' was sung. There will be Ito Meet- ing; in August. The Sept, meeting was set ahead .a week so as not to Coincide with the Seaforth Fair. yrs, $ho 4 aPeo f study period with :the Call > Worshilir read in ni$0.. reading,. "There are two. Salta; in :Palestine" was given/41d Mrs, Van Rooijen gave the meditations and also read a. poem ""W.hat would you do if Jesus came to visit you?" Mrs, Shortreed continued: using the studybook an China, The meeting elm with prayer. H &. N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Soles, Service r : Installation of Eulpipelines 8 !milking parlours whim .. On all models in stock to .nuke room, for the 1980 Snowmobiles now arriving. Come Check Us Oulu ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL .262-6142 •HENSALL ONT. Your authorized fullservice dealer . mile west and l mile south of 'liftman When youknow how they re bu,l1 THIi I , RI 1TOR', 4UW200. 19 BY P -00l0(► Wag;" To a teen age kid wtio Brea, to the country, nothing is ntore enjoyable than riding over acres of fresh green grass on a beautiful Pinto: mare, The beautiful scenery, the peacefulness: and the thought of having, the wind rush past,your face Seeing, :beyond' reality. In the farms ground Sea- forth, not everyone has a beautiful: Pinter stare and acres of freshgreen : grass b,Ut: thepeacefulness and country air is there Last Week I described some of the advantages Of living in, town,. This week it's the country's turn to be praised! Sinrre 1 have never lived in the country. 1 found this week's column .a little bit :mare difficult. With; the help of Joanne Albert 1 came up with a few advantages of living in the country. For Mire, the ;privacy is one great advantage. Yo.0 an 'have your own little hide away in the middle of hundreds of acres of corn, wheat. and barley. If you're a farmer Spn#etimes you can do as you want and not. feel committed all the time. For example yo. u can always tell your neigh- bour that you couldn't attend. Hir.e a sfiud''ent Marion Nolan, is a Year IV student -at S.D,H.S. Marion has experience in restaurant and farm work. She enjoys quilting, and crafts, and has been'a playground, counsellor. Marion is open _to anyy job available this ` summer. • She has registered at the Canada Employment Centre for Stu- dents as have many others. Call lis now in Goderich at 524-2744 and in Exeter at. 235-1711. • last nigh]t's meeting because lop had a sick pig,- • Also there tsn;.t nearly as much noise inthe country. You don't'have to stay up all night wishing that your neigh . lbour`s, ;panties, would "shut rip». and go to bed. Phone up. vtpleultly. and go: off muttering, about how wonderful it< would be td llv e In the country. It is wonderful living in the acountry,, especially, in, the winter! 'The more snout, the more 'you get to stay!bQme mothei haa, 1440 ,away. (YVM) Another advantage of liv- ing in the country is having g: ;party line. It may not be !eget hitt bow else are you sup- posed to find Out the latest ,gossip" Unfortunately yolVre On cold,, snowy. winter, storm days it is always fun to beable to telephone your town friends and tell them: just how miserable it really is being cooped up at home. You tell them as much as. possible about the sled -rid- ing, Ski -doing and snowball fights you, had in the terrible snow before they hang the, ws By Dorothea Jotephine Coate$ U'ntnix the letters in the boxes to form a word, Then circle A, .B or C Nr the cor- rect meaning tor definition/. or-rectmeaning;tordefinition/. t Score yourself as follows: ' 4 Correct -Excellent • ;A Correct<Fair ( 3 Correct -Good 14 Correct -Poor as well as the .more '4z i you can have!! Your mother flight also, ruts out .o f those wonderfully nutritious but horrible-tas- ting,vimn-.filled foods! This could never happen.. in town because . there are so. many stores close by. Now you can start eating those delicious jams, and jellies. MgAPIWS$ 2. A. Marr e SCCAMO isl, c cavrR .A. LEAN 3. a TiGNT,' co A TACT 4. 4 B •'A. HUT L 1 C: • AFAC' 1 B, LIVE Af}wer$ Buda your voCabutat y . Learn, flirt word and vse ssn+este ny comments• Kids: Do you. 'have any cotnrnents on past kids; page coluittns or other newsor on life- in general?' Letters. ate welcomed by: PI•ease•. write Patricia Rimmer; Kids, teens; in betweens, clo The Huron Expositor, Seaforth not usually the only one who knows about this great advan- tage!! Everyone's favourite ad- vantage is having those beaw tiful fresh fruits and veg- tables that everyone loves to pick!! You can get delicious meat and eggs from your own squawking chickens.. Tile Cows give you. either tttilk or beef, Farm animals are wonder- ful in; the spring -time! New- born ' chicks, calves, kids, • (goats), kittens and piglets' 'Some baby animals need extrahelp, but I'm sure no-one would mind giving a lamb a bottle! The animals may not be terribly quiet, though.. However, their com- bined sounds make a won- derful luhaby(: Another advantage of coup- try life .is the friendships that you develop with your neigh- hours, Your neighbours are always there to share the hard times and- the happy times.•If'a neighbour is going into town and you need a ride they're usually happy to give you, one, Well, these are just.a few of the advantages of living in the country. By comparing my.last -two columns we can. see the differences between living 'in the 'country. and Iiying :in:town. -Neither one is. better,, they're both tied for best! If you have any ideas, stories, or drawings please send them to: Tricia Rimmer ' Box 278 Seaforth NOK LWO: BRAINTEASER Brothers and sisters have I' none, but that man'$.. father :is my father's son. Send in your answers by Monday; July 30, to Kids, Teens and In Betweens c/o The Huron Expositor SeafOtth NOK The`:: first winner will be: featured on the Kid's Page of the Expositor. •• NATUR L HISTORY NOTEBOOK PRESENTED 9T: THE NATIONAL. MUSEUM OF NATUR114 SCIENCES, OTTAWA National Museums of -Canada Seafortit's sidewalk days meant, galloons and! bargains0 Dear Patricia; I live in the country and 1 do not have to .gait for my friends toget off the phone. We have a private telephone. And living in the country IetS me have rabbits, a dog, cats, and a pony of my own. i. can: doeverything town. kids do, like take swimming lessons, piano lessons, skat- ing lessons because 1 can; tii4 'rm-ee. \,\ Olke git Sce,e\cc'y 4 -kc. ,rye s N Nor'C .11 n dine, 0.4" vet v Orex. ees a i lite/03 l h:. ov, -c have the best of everything. —From Patricia. Lynn Huff P -S. Those are some of the advantages; of living in the Country, 4 camera kits as first prizes'. 50 Parker Brothers games as second prizes ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE co-operation with ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION' ONTARIO COMMAND' Nancy Stoll is a, year IV student at S,D,11.S. ` and ,enjoys outdoor activities.. cooking, and .music, : Nancy has experience as a waitress and as a refinisher. She is. looking for summer work :r related to forestry, outdoor work, or waitressing. Nancy has registered at the Canada, ' ! Eriiployment Centre for Stir - dents as have many others, • Call now in Goderich at 524-2744 and in Exeter at 23S-1711. DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD.. SALES WITH SERVICE .o' NEW AND USED „if 2728 Ailnocnds LEOPARD PAM41.4ERAA 0$41.1:$1) Pound' threughourttrosroP 'a!'r:za• and Asia, 11+e leopard inhabits a var,eTq of rrgtonS,sueh cis t'<opeai, forests, brush and s�ritblands, .ro . q hillsrdeS or 'MG • high, <ofd slopes of ' Ole Himalayas; • ower$ui aed .4116,Ihe leopard 1$. d deadly and effictannunter. rr 51211k. frf preifetreeps t within a few i,ie1erS, iben 1ee0 or alashps at the victem,Which is dlspaTned by a bites In nett or 4molherGd in/ d ThrP4T' bite , 440Africa Ott' tart455 K `irtgiit of lq biro! it tip into a tree it) No helve a penthdni-Ford 4 and monkei(s' a'wltil . protea It #coir! "frit vial►-intoain °black parfth r , once ftsaughtt11 be teeversgeo Their • a different speeres� �5 aetualld Junta dark ..forret IfiSaiidmn ori P414: die of The Neo pard hhote! 4n+tna( ,but' Obi 'FREE! REM'111Nr Whack rt a ' In the next frame you: will see 5 common sigris and signals to help the pedestrian. Colour' them correctly and tell what you think they mean. . QUESTION What should you always wear when out on the street at night, . ANSWER CONTEST #4 ELMER'S SIX RULES 1. Look all ways before you cross the road. 2.Keep away from all parked cars. S. Ride your bike safely and obey all signs and signals. 4. Play your games in a safe place away from traffic. 6, Walk, don't run', when you cross the road. 8r Where there are hty' sidewalks, walk . Off the road to the left and face on -Coming: traffic. •MAI BEFORE AUG. 6 NAME. ADDRESS... P Y 4, r Y 4. Y Y (town, city and postal done.►' . TELEPHONE, Y Y, M Y, Y ACE. Y"Y 80Y:a GIRL J • NEWSPAPER. ti ., .Y ., ELMER CONTEST, ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE, 409 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO, ONTARIO MaV 110. ONLY •CORRECTLY COMPLETED ENTRIES- WILL BE ACCEPTED. ANY ONTARIO CHILD BETWEEN THE AGES OF 6 AND 14 MAY ENTER.