Times-Advocate, 1982-12-08, Page 5Times -Advocate, December 8 1982
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McCurdy memos
Raise 2465O; mostly in pennies
• Pennies, pennies, and more
pennies! Finally after three
days counting and rolling the
money we had the total of
$246.50.
This UNICEF money will
be used to help children in
other countries.
We want to thank the people
from Huron Park and Cen-
tralia for being so generous.
Remembrance Day
What does Remembrance
Day mean to yotl?This Year
the grade eights prepared anu
presented the service. We
talked about the war, the men
who fought in it and what the
war and those men did for us.
This was a learning ex-
perience for us. '
Pictures'
Smile! Here comes
Brooks! In September,
Mr.
the
McCurdy Student Council Some of the students from
purchased a Disc Camera. Stephen Central and our own
Some of our teachers are now grades four to eight learned
often seen taking pictures of about her latest books and the
our daily activities. In years different steps in getting a
to come we'll enjoy looking at
the album that we are filling.
• • - Stephen McIntyre
Zehrs
• No, we're not buying the.
store, but we\are collecting
Zehr's sales tapes. The
money from this fund-raising
activity will go toward more
tape recorders for the school.
Lyn Cook
How would you like to serve
in the Canadian Armed
Forces? Lyn Cook came to
our school to tell us about be-
ing a member of the Centralia • sponsored by the Heart
Air Base many years ago. To-- Foundation. •
clay, she is a well-known - Mike. Moffatt
author of Canadian books. Report cards
A's here, B's there, and C's.
book produced. We werevery
impressed and hope some of Volleyball
her hints on writing help us!
-Susan Glanville News flash! Teachers ver -
Skip it program sus• students in a volleyball
Mr. Beattie and four girls game. The Grade 8 students
from Usborne School'eame.to confidently made the
our school to show some of the challenge. Atter one win each,
ways to skip. They showed us they wondered if they had
a video of some kids who have underestimated the abilities
That's
performed on '• of the teachers. However,in a
Incredible": • close third game of 16 to, 14,
' We learned that the Skip It the students emerged as.
program is a. fun way to keep winners.
in shape. This program is
Tournament
Friday was an exciting day
for the volleyball teams. The
boys' teams played in Exeter
while the girls' teams played
here. With the possibility
looming of a four-way tie for
first, the girls from Exeter
cards on November 23. In the „won their game to take the
days following parents had in- championship. Usborne, Hen,
terviews with the teachers. Sall, and McCurdy tied for se -
next ' term, hopefully, cord and Zurich and Stephen
everyone will be able to smile.. tied forthird. •
- Wendy. Bierling The McCurdy and Exeter
Cheese sales boys tied for first. It was an
The grades 6's, 7's and 8's exciting but tiring day and all
have turned into salespeople. thosepractices paid off!
They are selling cheese in our
neighbourhood. The proceeds
will go towards the school's
first computer. We hope we'll
have good support from our
community.
JaOly-n u
eaLer,
Cheese JJoue
This Week's Specials
everywhere. Some faces were
happy and some were glum
wth the handing out of report
Property Owners and Tenants
YourlOO2
Assessment Notice
Mailing Of Assessment Notices ..
'A 1982 Assessment Notice tor 1983 municipal and school taxes will be
mailed on or before December 3rd to•every property owner and tenant in
the following municipalities • '
All municipalities in the Counties of Huron and Perth •
AT CENTRALIA BAZAAR - Donna Smith and Ivo Blair
are ready to serve cookies to Visitors to Saturday's
bazaar sponsored by the Centralia United Church UCW.
Delicious. jelly filled or Bismarr/1.15
Donuts
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Dutch, mild or "spiced
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By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Once again this community
has been saddened by a death
of a resident here. This has
been the fourth death in this.
immediate area this past fall..
Fresh Daily
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Over 40 kinds of Donuts
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Over 60 varieties
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Fresh off the block
CHEESE GiFT BASKETS ?4!
CHEESE TRAYS
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Sincere sympathy is ex-
pressed to John Kingma, his'
family and grandchildren, in -
the death of his wife Tina
(Talma) Kingma, Tuesday
November 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingma had.
'been planning to spend 'a
Christmas holiday in Holland.
John and Linda Wuerth at-
tended a Christmas pai►ty at
the Rec Centre in Exeter,
Saturday evening.
Hugh and Annie Morenz ac-
companied' by _ Oscar and
Laura Miller, Dashwood,
visited Thursday evening in
Zurich with Lorne -and
Mildred Klopp. •
Henry and Annie Becker,
Zurich visited Tuesday after-
noon with the Morenz's.
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GRADUATES — Karen
Dietrich, daughter of
Yvonne and Earl Dietrich.
of Centralia graduated at
Lambton College, Sarnia
recently from the General
Arts and Science Program.
She is continuing her •
studies in Radio Broad-
casting -at Fanshawe Col-
lege in London. Photo by
Jack Doerr
tie
Boris Karloff was born
William Henry Pratt in Lon-
don, England. When he join-
ed a traveling stock company
• in Kamloops, B.C., he decid-
ed that Pratt was•not a good
stage name and selected
Karloff, a. family name on his
mother's side. The fist name
Boris just came to his head
and seemed to go well with
Karloff:
•
Tiger Times
from
Stephen Central
Hi there! This is Tony the
Tiger from Stephen Central
School. We have a lot of ex-
citing articles this week. We
have one article about the
Santa Claus Parade. one
about Angela Zietman who
went to Holland, and one
about Room 4's visit to see
Lyn Cook, and many more. so
have fun reading the articles.
(Gia King.) •. .
Visit to see Lyn Ct)ok'
On November 18th we went
to J.A.D. McCurdy to see Lyn'
Cook. Lyn Cook is a famous
Canadian author. She .faked
about her childhood and how.
they.made a book. In all of her
books she had a piece of her
childhood in it. Rooms 1. 2,
and 4 -enjoyed it and found it
very interesting. Everyone
_ also received her autograph.
( Michelle Vincent )
Monday November 29. the
senior choir and some juniors
went to the Community Cen-
tre in Dashwood. We went to
sing for the Senior Citizens.
The Senior people sang and
.did a play. The Junior people
sang d1so. After we were done
we had punch and cookies. We
thanked the Senior Citizens
for inviting us. (Christine
Chalmers)
Angela Zielman visited her
'grandma, aunts, uncles and '
cousins in Holland. She and
her parents were in Holland ,
three weeks, She would • be
glad to go to Holland again.
(Susan Ratzf
Grades four and eight are
now involved in volleyball
houseleague. There are six
teams. Pac-men, Steelers,
Space Invaders, •Knight
Riders .and Wayne and '
Shusters. We have to play the
finals yet, and Pac-Men and
Steelers will be in them.
(Jamie Brand)
Saturday December 4
Stephen Central put a float in
the Santa Claus Parade. The
cheerleaders sang, We're
from Stephen, Rudoph, Flea
Tiger Fam, Hulabuloo and
Thunder. The people on the
float were Todd Fahner. as
Tony the Tiger, Jeff Hoffman;
Jim. Payne; Jeni Mae Pfaff.
Doug Wilson, and Jeremy
. Becker as elves .from Room
10. (Charlene Browning)
- Hans Christian Andersen
had no problem writing or
telling stories but he did have
trouble reading them. He ap-
parently had a condition that
today would be described as
dyslexic.
Two Information Inserts mailed with your Assessreent Notice explain
the appeal procedure and provide the timetable Of Open Houses in
your areau • .
•
Open House you'mayfile a formal complaint with
the Assessment Review Board
Sessions Will ill The final date tor tiling an appeal
is January 11th• 1983
Answer Questions tntormation on appeal
Open House sessions have been procedures is provided on the back
planned at convenient times and. . the Infos ment Noticetand in .
locations in your municipality to
afford you the•opportunity to review -
your assessment with staff of the Residential
Regional Assessment Office
Assessment staff will be Properties
pleased to explain the basis of your Insulated
authorized to amend all data . With Urea
(school support, assessment: etc.) �nrmalt'lPilvci
on your Notice.
. You are encouraged to take
. advantage of this service
property assessment and are
Rolls Available
For Review •
• The Assessment Roll will be• •
available for review at your local • •
municipal office during regular .
businc ss hours, beginning •
D2cember 22nd 1982.
If You Wish
To Appeal
if you believe you have been
improperlyassessed in any way.
Ministry
of
Revenue
Ontario
Foam
A residential property. which has •
been Insulated with Urea
Formaldehyde Foam (U.FFI.) •
may qualify for a.35 per cent
•• • reduction 10 the residential building
. portion of•the 1982 property
assessment • •
Those ratepayers whose
residential properties are insulated
with U FF I. are urged to attend an
Assessment Open House sChed-
uled in their area or. to contact the
Regional Assessment Office 10.
confirm their eligibility for this •
• -assessment reduction
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