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The Huron Expositor, 1976-12-09, Page 8REVIEW ROTE IEW REVIEW R REV!. EW REV IEW Blank Cassette & 8 track tapes Record your own and save EXETER SANTA 'CLAUS PARADE Dec. 14- 10 a.m. 4' • HURO , ,./. , .. / . .4 ...- I , 1 Wm. .,.. 4, 1, '3 .. ' s• - t 4l rip ‘ Oa (44111.11110 . f(4110P1110 , ----;_- • \GC 1 at VI if _ _ . ...., ...-,.., • ,. . • ........ . s , -, . , . • ,.. ,. • ., ..., .,. N. ,1 /41 ••••••.--c..,,, .. _•.„\____,,..\,........" , f .1.., • % < . ..---- ......../......... 2,_.,..--"fo \„.\.., -N., ... .‘' — . ---• fe ......----'1 ....._ ...),.. I 1. 4,--. '''''' r" • ... .-.1. i.,..‘ ....•-• . .. . , ... PCMITOR, DECEMBER 9, 1976 Tickets for Moxy, plus the $4.00. There are 150 left, and supporting.act are still on sale for don't miss the concert of the year. to SDHS get handbook except the buses so they couldn't.' Moxy is bands in North America. Moxy was originally to play on December 11 but the date was changed because they will be playing at the Houston Astrodome with 22 top bands. At a recent concert in San Antonio, Texas, with Moxy as headliners, scalpers were charging,. as 'muelp as $40. for a pair, of tickets. In a poll taken by "Cheap Thrills" magazine for best Canadian band, this band placed first with, three times as many votes as the nearest competitor, beating out heavyWeights as April ' Wine, Rish, BTO and Trooper. Moxy will be performing material from their first and second albums as well as material to be recorded on their 3rd album, which will be recorded in March and April in New York. It will, like the last two, be produced by Jack Douglas (Aerosmith's producer). Moxy's latest single "Take it or Leave It," is currently one of the hottest selling singles in Canada. This year the school theme iS the Student's Handbook. This book informs the students of Hullett Central about rules and regulations of the school. Guest Speaker On Monday, November 22, Hullett Central had a representa- tive of the London Free Press. The guest speaker, Mr. Sanborne, discussed the parts of the Free. Press to the grade 7 and 8 classes., He also answered questions from the students. Grade 3 Field Trip On Tuesday, November 23, the grade 3 class went to Clinton. They had been studying the services and facilities that can be found in most towns, and this was a follow-up on this study. In clinton they ' visited many businesses and public services. Each pupil who went on the trip enjoyed himself or herself very much. o.p.p. speaker On November •a.,r, 4251., Constable Bill Wilson Came to our school and talked to the s.puients .on school bus safety. As part of ,his program he showed slides depicting a grade 8 student, 'Freddie Fumbles" acting out different school bus accidents. Everyone enjoyed the constable's interesting presentation and became more aware of the need to adhere to bus safety rules. Teachers hero with meal • (By Francine Visser) Every year around this time, one of Miss Teslcy's hoine econo- mice classes plans a Christmas dinner for the staff. This year also the dinner was• planned for Friday, December 3, It had been arranged that the Home/ Econo- mics class would prepare the food in their class the day before Friday and then they would also get all of Friday off to finish preparing, to serve and to clean up. However, on Thursday some- thing.unexpected came up! The weather was too bad for school to stay in commission so everyone was sent home before they could even begin preparations. Miss Tesky asked the students in her class to stay 'anyway but most of them had no other way home You would think that because of these factors, the dinner would have been cancelled or postponed to anotrier rime. But, if you were to have looked into the Home Be. room. on Thursday, you would not have seen an empty room, instead you would have seen a great flurry of activity. Rather than give up their Christmas dinner the next day, some of the teachers decided to help prepare it along with a few students. You would have seen teachers peeling potatoes, making relish 'trays, making salads, etc. The next day everything went over smoothly and the staff enjoyed themselves as much as any other ,year or even more. Kids *visit y Goderich On NoveMber 30th the grade 2 class at Hifentral went on a field trip to Goderich. In Goderich they visited the town's Police Station and Post Office. Here, they' learned how these places functioned. All of the children had. both an educational and an ' enjoyable day. Report 'Cards Students at Hullett Central were overjoyed last Wednesday when first term report cards were handedou0 .chriOznat Conceit • On Thursday, 'December 16th • atMO p,j. outlearly 'Christmas concert will be held at Hullett. Kindergarten and grades one, three, five and six 'will. be participating. playse songs and, dances will be Perfornied:, by the pupils. There will also be choral readings and a nqtivity,scene. All five grades will-tins in. a choir at the end of the concert: REVIEW REVIEW REV VIEW REVI4 W 'REVIEW \IV FiaVI EVIEW W REV qviEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REV IEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW „Don't blame council Recently, there has been attacks against the Student Council. Some people say that the council is not doing its job and it seems this discussion stems from the "restr ictions" incident, This attack is unfair indeed. The council had No control, over the incident of two weeks ago. Mr. Shaw, right or wrong, fs the. power in the school. His word is final. Although it is their ditty to express the opinions of the masses, it would have made little difference an this case. Their hands were tied. This year's school government has dohe more than any other' council. The ca feteria is controlled by the school. The Magazine, Expositor campaign experienced its greatest success 'ever this year. The groups performing at our dances have been the best we've ever had. Future plans include'the completion of the student's lounge and the' operation of a few fund raising • programs. These accomplishments prove the council is doing ;its job. 4.4,Every activity is for the student' body's benefit. The constitution states that the responsil ility of our government is to: I. 'Sponsor and co-ordin to all extra- curricular activities. Z. Promote best possible student-staff relations, 3. Foster school spirit. 4. Govern all student organizations and 5. Assist individuals in assuming respons- ibility for themselves and for others. They are doing well, even though the job is difficult, They are doing their best, but you can't please everyone. The Student Council was caught in the middle this time. One incident shouldn't result in the condOming of the council. They are the best. If you have a complaint, we have a suggestion box. . .Use it! Senior girls in WOSSA (By Anita Andree) The WOSSA finals for the senior girls basketball team did not prove to be as successful as they had hoped it would be. The senior girls, basketball team won by a narrow margin of 47-45 against another good team ,of West Elgin. The game was, close, fast and exciting. pla Tie —following game was not yed with the same results and the girls lost against Annadale Tillsonburg with a score o.03-29, again, another close score. Cheryl Seymour 'was the highest scorer, a total of 8 points toward lief team. It Was 'greatly 'appreciated by both her teamates as well as S.D.H.S. The senior girls basketball team gave an excellent try and the rewards were not as good as they had hoped. Their efforts were apprecia ted though and we wish them the best a luck in the future. ., 20% Off All Men's Clothes -. Watch for our Weekly Pre-Christmas Spesials Family AI.-, ff.- A Fashions °", - OPEN 10 9 P'm 'num r 262-2501 Hensall Ontario • coming Al - 11% '01 r",•ft 7 .,lepi v- , 14Vw • :it.' • Alp SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET Moxy, a five piece hard rock band from Toronto, will be playing at S.D.H.S. on Wed., December 22. They are considered one of the hottest new u I I eft students YEAR END SPECIAL SaNie Now On Upholstering .114' 414:. 7tr •v0-**4 '--0•12x•-• st 74T . iier - IA- et Of • -t%!' lit* • At, 10 ikt, •its. ,0%e tor• !JP 40 Give a Gift of OUND To the e!itor Stuidents do behave This article is in regards to a letter of criticism from a concerned citizen of. Segforth towards the school and what, on around it during, school hours and especially at 54901 4.444e". The letter directed much criticism towards the student body and stated that on the nights of school dance, the streets in Seaforth are chaotic, that there were more people outside the gym' than inside and that the police could do a better job at the • dances held at the high school. ,, 4 Firstly, it is not only students from Seaford) that attend dances held attfre High School and I don't think the students from SeaforthIldstrict High School can be held responsible for' the actions of people from other towns. The vandalism which did occur at the last dance was the only case at, the high school this year. This vanda▪ lism amounted to a few car aerials being broken 'off and one case of bent windshield wipers. I might also add thatthis the crowd -in attendance consisted largely of people from out of tow n. happened to people who attend Seaforth High School and that As far as more people being outside the gym than inside; this happens only when the band is having their break and the people go outside where it is • not as warm and stuffy as.• in the ,gymnasium. The actions of the people inside the gym are controlled by the Student Council, the prefects and the chaperones. While actions outside the school are controlled by 'the police. In fact, Police Chief John Cairns was in attendance at.the last dance (in plain clothes) and said that he thought the students were quite well behaved. I personally think the police are doing the best they can at the dances. There haVe been no disturbances at the dances this year and if and when,there are, the police will certainly bd called to handle the situation. 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