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The Huron Expositor, 1976-11-25, Page 8REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW R VIEW REV IEW REVIEW REVIEW REVI:W REVIEW REVI r R ii.. • AL W REVI EW r i. EVIEW -47# V REVI W RE IEW '-,f,:, .EVIEW REVIEW REVIEW-REVIEW REVI,EW. REV IEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW Yearbook coming rings for sale • Entertainment Friday and Saturday Night Our Dining Facilities are Open to Serve You The Huron Hotel Welcomes You to enjoy our GOOD FOOD — FELLOWSHIP and HOSPITALITY Th6 Huron Hotel HE HURON EXP9S1TOR, NOEMBER 225, 1976 see dinosaurs studies.- They, also saw the very enjoyable time and returned dinosaur -exhibits. They had a at 6:00 p.m.. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance company (Established in 1876) F'rovides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties Ross Hodgert Hugh Benninger Clayton Harris AGENTS Woodhant Dublin 229-6643 345-2001 348-9051 HEAD OFFICE — 507 MAIN ST., EXETER , Phone 235-0350 This week there are a few areas I'd like to touch on. First, for all of you people who have ordered y earbooks from last year, fear not! All /here is left to do is the tying together of half a dozen loose ends. This year's book is underway, also, thanks to the dedicated work of the yearbook staff. Secon dly, as many of you have noticed, the man with the rings is coming. Like a yearbook, a school ring is an attractive memory. I hope many are purchased. Concerning the Moxy concert: Moxy will play on December 22nd and not on the 11th as prefiously ^planned. The group was invited to perform with 33 Top in Houston's Astrodome. At this point in their career, such a concert is crucial. Moxy is still very enthusiastic about playing here in Seaforth. Tickets are still available. This year's Drama Club is running , into the same old problems. People dropping out, people not coming to practises DAL HARRIS has undergraduate degrees from McMaster, a graduate degree from Western and is now a student at Althouse. "I had a really good practise, teaching session as both the staff and students went out of their way to make me feel at home and part of the Seaforth community,he told reporter-photographer Brent Schneck. Ahanagement HIGHVyAY 8•In DUBLIN tout aims Immo Iwo aim* mil J MON 262-023 MENSAL!. PLANNING STRATEGY Players and coach Terry Johnston were deep in . conversation, planning strategy for their game against Parkhill at SDHS on Tuesday. The midget team, above, lost as did the seniors to the Parkhill teams but the junior SDHS squad won their game. (Expositor Photo) and restriction of stage gym time. As far as gym time is concerned, I'm kind of disappointed. I know Seaforth lays a lot of importance on its teams, but other clubs shouldn't suffer because of this. It is Physed 1st, all else second. is this department in complete control of the school? Why can't they be equal instead of superior to other in-school organizations. (I think someone asked these questions last year:) That's it for this week. Remember, there are 13 school days until Christmas exams/ Dale Parsons Minister should've consulted Egmondville children christened Correspondent Mrs. C. Geddes Children christened on Sunday at Egmondville United Church were: Shane Jason Dale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Dale of Seaforth; Charlotte Ann Laycox, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roger Laycox of Egmondville; Tammy Minna Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J ames Oliver of Seaforth and great-grand- daughter of Mrs. Arnold Scott, the organist of ' the church; Timothy John Rau and Todd Robert Rau, sons of Mr. and MrS. John Rau of Seaforth; Catherine Ann Laverty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Laverty of Seaforth. Mrs. Bedford Dungey of Sarnia and Mrs. Brenda Visser and her daughter of Wyoming visited with Mrs. Geddes on Wednesday. Charles Wood ' is in Seaforth Community Hospital. Bob Doig is also in the hospital. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bannerman last week were Mrs: Agnes Campbell from Stratford. On the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Don Talbott of London. Christmas Mix Special COKE 26 oz. 4 / 1 0°Pl°us Dep. 4.'14' "Large, as life" 1.5 litre 59 enus Dep. ARCHIE'S SUNOCO Seaforth MARION SHYNAL was one of the practise teachers who worked at SDHS recently. She's a student at Althouse, after • getting her honours BA in Geography. She taught Science at SDHS, under the supervision of ,Mr. Hook and says she enjoyed 'working with the good teaching staff at the high school. Hullett kids On Friday, November 12, Mr. Miller, a farm safety speaker came to Hullett and spoke to all the grades on farm safety. He showed film on farm safety, gave a quiz and handed out coloring books. Everyone enjoyed the lecture and learned a great deal about safety on the farm. School Representatives On November 11, Mark Mitchell and Joyce Sewers were sent to Blyth as representatives of Hullett Central. School. There they placed a wreath at the Cenotaph. • Grade 7 Field Trip On Wednesday, November 17, the grade seven class travelled to Toronto's Royal Museum. -There they viewed the museum's Canadian Natives and their archeology sections in connection with their history Every week more and more" people discover what mighty, jobs are accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. PA. PRICK ZETIEL who has an honours BA in English and French from McMaster said hell ked the small school and "the friendliness of a willing staff" during his practise teaching , at SDHS. He did research in English at Oxford for five years on a Canada Council Fellowship. r 1. READ and USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED NIIINS IMMO Now Under New Education Minister Thomas Wells did not consult with teacher or principal groups before reclaiming Ministry control over curriculum, Huron-Perth Roman Catholic Principals' Association members were, told Tuesday,. David Rehkopf, past president of the Ontario Principal's Association, said that he was annoyed at Mr. Well's, decision to return to a standard curriculum. The speaker suggested that the motive of the Education Minister was political. "Educators had been told to'go and plan their own curriculum; the Ministry would have nothing to do with it. After having 'trained ourselves and beginning our own curriculums. all of a sudden, the Ministry comes along and says "You're doing a lousy job, we'll take over." Mr. Rehkopf told the Huron- Perth principals that the Ontario , Principal's Association could ,:become the representative body I for Ontario principals. Admitting that the present membership is small, he noted that there had been a dramatic climb in numbers since the passage of Bill 100, which denied the right-to-strike to prinCipals. "We must wake up our own people. We must act, rather than react," Mr. Rehkopf told the principals. 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