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The Huron Expositor, 1980-11-13, Page 18..• Who BY PATRICIA MUM It's been a puzzler te many all through the sum- mer holidays and new still is, Than,last Friday night many of the citizens of Seaforth stayed home so that .they could find out the answer. Then finditig that it would be concluded on -Sunday night, they continued to puzzle and come up with the conclusion. Sunday .night they, watched the TV again to discover that the, secret wouldn't be re- vealed for a few more episodes. Confused? you don't know yet what I ant talking about? I'm talking about the subject of many convof____ people all throughout the contment. Who really shot J.R. Ewing?• While talking to a few of the future private detectives of Seaforth, 1 found that a lot of the high school students would make good prosecu- tors. We won't know for sure who shot J.R. for another few weeks yet but when we find out, everyone will either be teens, tweens completely shocked or saying "1 told you so!" Still con- fused about what I'm writing about?. Read on! Dallas was a popular TV program on Friday nights about a very wealthy family, the Ewings. Since someone shot J.R. Ewing, the head of Ewing Oil in the spring, it has becdme the most popular program around. Everyone knows the name J.R. whether they watch the shew or not. They know that he's been shot and they're trying to find the culprit. Actually it's been fun listening to different motives and solutions to•the problem. . For many, it is craziness but , • they watch it anyway. Others would be furious if the producer decided to finish the series without telling who shot J.R. Never -the -less, here are the suspects. Sue Ellen, J.R,'s wife was trying to give him a divor.ce boyfriend. J.R: refused. J.R',s brother Bobby is also a suspect although he was said to have been in California after J.R. had driven him away from'. Dallas. Bobby would run Ewing Oil if J.R. died. Pam is Bobby's Wife. She plays the loving innocent type but yet she never ,did like J.R. very much. Mark INTERMEDIATE GIRLS' CHAMPIONS — The Seaforth Public School students who were intermediate girls champions at recent cross-country races at the Hullett Conservation Area are (back row, left to right) Mary Jane Eisler, Sandra Sholdice and (front row) Allyson Scott, Andrea • Pinder and Denise Morey. (Photo by Gibb) • her up on the list. Pam's brother has also been ae, cused of the attempted niur- der. as the Ewings don't get' along with his family. Kris- ten, Sue Ellen's sister was U.'s secretary. She too, was a prime suspect. Take your pick, who do you think shot J.R.? There's fots of others too. . TOO OBVIOUS Leo Teatero said "Sue Ellen didn't do it. I think she's too obvious. I think someone stupid did it like the . maid, Maybe the butler did it." Good guess. AB said "his mom did it because he's driving everyone (Gary and -„Bobby)--away,--His•-morrriiked--- his other two brothers better so she shot J.R. so they could come back." MB said "Kristen did it because always using her and' she's getting fed up with his little games:" Tammy Driscoll doesn't know tooabout the show and ati really say that anyone did it. Jannette Rock said "I think it was his wife (Sue Ellen). It had to be, She had that "blackout. She just doesn't have an honest face." Debbie Henderson 'thought it was the secretary. "Sue Ellen's sister, because she has good motives. He used her. But .Sue Ellen. is .`1 acting suspicious." Darlene Henderson said "1 did. Na, 1 tkink Sue Ellen did. ft could have been that Leeland guy. He hates J.R. It could have been Sue Ellen because of the way she's acting. It wuld've been anyone. Sue Ellen gets so drunk all the time she doesn't know,what she's doing so I think she did HaPPY Birthday Mark . MacDonald celebrated his 6th birthday on November 11 th. A big warm birthday kiss is extended to cute -little Cathy Kelly, who celebrated her 14th birthday en Nov. 12, Lynne Dodds is celebrat- ing her Sweet 16 birthday on November 16th. All her friends wish her a very happy day. Danny Lammerant is cele- brating his birthday again on • November 12th. "Happy Birthday." • ' Tough new laws will deter trespassing. How wide Ito pro andyour You For nearly 150 years Ontario has had a law making irin'offence to enter property where entry is prohibited. But now new legislation - The Trespass to Property Ad - has toughened up the law to protect y(tur rights. Trespassers can now be fitted up to 51.000 In additinn, they can be ordered to pay for damages they have caused. An important part of the legislation designates premises where entri is prohibited without .notice. These include your gardens, (irchards, vineyards. land under cultivation. wiwAlots and fenced and Where notice must be given to prohibit entry. you may use red markings on gates. trerS' 4-1T felaCeS Yellow markings may be used to caution that only certain activities may be perrras,sible It is the responsibility of the visitor t(P find out what you permit LAND USED FOR RECREATION In the past, there was a great deal of confusion regarding your responsibility to people you allow (In your land. Consequently many farmers and rural landholders would not allow recreationar activities (In their properties. Now another new act - The Ocrupiers' Liability Act --redures your responsi- bility. In a nutshell, the law assumes that those who tak their mreation on most rural land wit out paythg a fee will take care for their own safety. A special system has been devised to allow you to easily mdicate which activities you will allou on your property. A sign naming or graphically representing an activity tfnt example. hiking) indicates that the activity is permitted. The same kind of sign with an oblique stroke through it means that you prohibit the activity - These new laws are part of a continuing program to streamline our legislation By clanfying your rights. iho, afford you greater protectilin finirn trespass and also reduce yitur llity when you make land available fnr recreational purposes For full details obiam a copy (if this free pamphlet It's available art many supermarkets and liquor stores. or wnte to Communications Branch Ministry of the Attorney General. 18 King Street East Toronto, Ontario M5C 105 Ministry of the Attorney General R Pny V„,•,y V •• .1z ,,.. ".•,:•-. .4k, \•-&;;'*A"7`..: REVENGE Shelley Driscoll of Sea, forth said "Stie Ellen did it because she Wanted to get revenge," Lisa Beutterunil- ler had a good answer to the problem. "Sue Ellen's boy- friend did it. He was claimed to be killed in a plane accident. But 1 don't think he dead. !! think they just sairthat-lo he could come back and shoot J.R. 'cause J.R. wouldn't let him marry THE HURONEXP*OSITQfi'lt NOVIVIEBari '13;1 Sae Ellen. Then Sae Ellen would be a widow and they could get marriecr Michelle Sinnamon agreed.. She thought that • Sue Ellen's boyfriend did it so they could go back to his home together. Teresa • Vischer said "I think it's his wife because she was drunk. They could just be saying that W.:confuse us though and think that she did it." Nancy MacGregor • thought it was Kristen, but had no..reason why she diought that. • Well, there you have it. Who shot J.R.? Lots of tieople think it is Sue Ellen, some say is is Kristen, others say it is Sue•Ellen's boyfriend and there are lots more opinions. Soon we will all know for sure. Right now it is a big deal. There are articles in every ,,,MagaZine, 001.4 it. There are t-shirta; and but- tons about -it. It became the most Popular show over the summer, Do you Imo* who4 shot J.R.? If . you know of anyone celebrating a birthday write to: The Huron Expositor, Box 69, , Seaforth, Ontario or phone 527-0240 MOVING UP -Parents and family saw 13 tweenies become brownies at a special gathering last week at Seaforth Public School. The new brownies, front row, left to right, are:. Leanne Doimage, Susan Rowcliffe, Tammy Staples, Jennifer' South- gate, Tawnya Taylor, Angie Roth and Tammy Kennedy. Back row: Angie Reid, Tracy Fortune, Candace Van Meekeren, Jennifer Hugill, Angie McLean and Sherry Coleman.(Expositor •Photo) Tuesday, November 10:00 A.M. 8th, 1980 Welcome to our new store in Clinton. After 30 wonderfully exciting years, we've'moved across.the street. We're now three times larger and a handred times more beautiful. Come and enjoy the opening festivities. Mayor Harold Lobb will cut the ribbon. We'll also be announcing the winners of our exciting Design Contest and be awarding the grand prize. Don't miss it! Free rose to the "A big thank you first hundred shoppers to all Anstett customers it s oiir i.vay 01 ing 'thank you tor helping to mak( our granci opening' .1 Special gift for every Nth shopper To celebrate our 30 years m bustnec.s and our grand opening, we have a special gift valued at 5.50 or more, for every 30th shopper, betWeer November 18th and 22nd You could be one of the lucky shoppers. " •••• •-• ''-ton, 1,Aant t! al -it to ielebrate its ,srur •••• 1.;st all stores will be offering the grand opening specials as advertised in this ad. 1,N.t hopc that vou eruo,, koai4 .7,-0; tor another our nt".•.. .,"ort Vt11.3 th)rh, k "1,7•;(1! i•OUP7tie' ANSTETT JEWEI 1 FRS • ri'e' V.471--, CIS 3eOftvrr • F Atsleet .1"