The Huron Expositor, 1980-11-20, Page 16, BY PATRICIA RIMIER
'A while ago the readers
Of the Huron Expositor got
the news ;that theLions'
would be liking up their pool
and constructing a better
baseball diamond at the
Lions Park. Since then some
money has been raised but
not nearly enough to pay off
the expense of the construct-
ion.
It seems to Inc that Most of
the donors to the cause are
older people and parents of
children, but not Very many
kids who use the park and
pool regularly in the sum-
mer.
The pool has been a
convenience to the town for
many years now. When it
Wral—first built, the—mai-1W
Seaforth would hold -little
fairs in the neighbourhood,
garage Sales aed lemonade
stands to raise money so the
.0e1 could be built. Many of
t• hose children and teens,
YvgAld now, have their own
Children and teens Who do or
will soon Use the pool. To
Mem, their money was spent
on a good 'cause considering
they probably used it in
"their ilitY!' too. The kids in
Seaforth use the pool so
Much more than the adults,
but yet most of the .donations
that the Lions have received.
I understand, are from the
. parents and grandparents.
Where is the money raised
from young group going? A
donation doesn't have to be °
for $100.00 nor does it have
to be given to the Lions from -
just yourself. If a group of
kids/got together and did
basically the same thing as
Hullett_Grade 8's
get family classes
The nurses Mrs. Roskie
and Mrs. Linten from the
Huron .CounV Health Unit
have been visiting the oracle
8's. The visits were for
Family Life education. The
nurses and pupils have been
discussing human relations
each Friday since late in
September. In the morning
on October 31, Dr. Lynch
who is Medical Officer of
Health, spoke to the boys
while the nurses saw the
girls.
PICTURE DAY
On Monday, November
3rd a photographer came to
Hullett Central to take pic-
tures of the pupils. Each
pupil had his or her picture
•
taken as well as a picture of
the whole class with teach-
ers. When the pictures are
developed the pupils will be
allowed to buy for a small
price their own picture and a
class picture. Those people
who were away got their
picture taken the next day
when the photographer
came to take a picture of the
second kindergarten class.
NUTRITION
On Monday, October 3rd
the Grade 5 and 6 classes of
Hullett went to Clinton
Public School to see a live
theatre show about Nutrition
called "The Case of the
Dreamburger Dilemma." A
good and a healthy time was
had by those who attended it.
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they did, years Ago when the
pool, was just opening. then
Maybe OPY'd ,have enough
money. to • finish the project
successfully)
Ideas for fundraising
are sometimes' hard. Any-
thing, such as a penny sale, a
skatathon, a 'fun ',fair or a
dance to ,raiSe ‘money !mild
help a lot. Thesideas aren't
a let of work and wouldn't
cost a lot of Money once you
got enough people involved.
I think • that the pool is
important to your summers
and running a penny sale,
garage sale etc, would be
fun. Consider it.
Tracey Wilson of John
•
Street Said that she uses 'the
pool, a lot in the summer.
When I asked her whether or
not she thought the pool
needed • renovating, she
answered Yes, the pool
needed it. It good to have
another baseball diamond. It
could be pretty hard to
scliedule a game when there
is only one good diamond in
lAtn,'° Tracey felt that the
kids' in the Leo Club should
raise money for the pool
because the Lion s give them
support and money. She said
that the Lion's Park and Pool
raises a lot through the
summer Jot lessons because
they are expensive. Tracey
felt that newspaper drives or
bottle drives would be a good
FitAlett sees Brass o
The grade t class and the
remainder, of the band from
grades seven and eight class-
es went to Blyth Memorial
Hall to see a very enjoyable
program by the Brass Com-
pany. The performers were
James Spragg (trumpet),
John Dowden (various inst-
ruments and George Stimp-
son (French Horn. They not
, only played their instruments
but they also explained how
each instrument worked.
This performance was very
educational and informative
and was sponsored by tht.
Egg on your face
Some days, things just
don't go the way you plan-
ned. London Judge Sander-
son, presiding over criminal
court in Goderich recently
had one of those days when
he received a rather strong
comment from a defendaht
during one case.
When the defendant was
asked if she had an ything to
say at the trial's conclusion,
the lady pulled several eggs
from her purse and hurled
them at the bench.
Fortunately, His Honor
managed to duck in time. but
the court room demanded
some extra janitorial attent-
ion after the incident.
If the judge hadn't proved
so agile. it might very well
have been a case of ending
up with egg an your face.
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Constable Gosse of the
0.P.P gave Hullett pupils a
safely talk on the school bus.
Many escaped through the
emergency windows and
door. They were shown tri-
angle flares and the fire
extinguisher. After this visit
on November 12 and 13
everyone knew a little more
about bus safety.
REMEMBRANCE SERVICE
On Monday Nov. 10 the
Mullett Central School
.(Grades kindergarten to
eight) walked up to Londes-
boro United Church for the
Remembrance Day Service.
The grades 7 and 8 conduct-
ed the service with Rev. Scott
leading in prayer. Mr. G.
Harland was the guest
speaker. The senior choir
sang. The choir is made up of
people from grades 6, 7 and
8. Angela Schneider played
The Last Post and Reveille on
the trumpet. The service
began at 11:00 and ended at
12:00.
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ansi:Ver to any fund raising
Ideas..
Suzie Dinsmore of
• Seaforth said "I don't swim
there very much since we got
our swimming , pool but I
used to sometimes." Suzie
, said that she thought that the
pool need fixing up a little
Fa -but not That much. "I
think the kids should pay for
it 'cause its not the parents
responsibility to pay for what
the Ms want to do." Suzie
felt that the kids swim and
enjoy the park while •the
parents donate the money for
the renovations. Her sug-
gestions for faising money
were bake sales and other
• sales so people get some-
thing for their money.
-Sliaron-Wiaon Seifoliff
uses the pool often. She
thinks renovating the pool
would help. "It will improve
the deck a lot and I think
they'll get a lot more busi-
ness." When I asked Sharon
whether she thought kids
should be donating and
raising money she said.
• "Yeah, I do, because it's
benefiting them." She
thought maybe having a
raffle or asking for small
donations would be good. "1
think a dance would be
good."
These are some of the
opinions of kids and teens
who have used the pool for a
THO JIURON pcivorron, No*mogit
while, They think -the ih91
should be fixed .up and that
kids should clo .sornething
to help out. The kids use it
and they enjoy ,1t but they
don't 'seem to pay apy more
than an admission fee,‘for it
and many don't evenpay
that. Many mothers payjor
seasons' tickets:
There are a lot of groups
and kids with ideas and good
ways of raising money, so
why just,think about it? Start
helping out the Park and Pool
Fund today.
If yoy know of anyone
celebrating a birthday soon,
send their name, age and
birthdate to Box 69
Seaforth, Ont.
or phone 527-0240
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Remember that the SDHS
Trumpet Band will be play-
ing in the Grey Cup Parade
this Saturday, November 22
so be sure to watch us on TV.
Happy
Birthday
Leanne Maloney celebrating
her 17th birthday on Nov. 16.
From the Dukes and Daisies.
Happy Birthday to Casey
Klaver, Nov. 22.
Good birthday weekend to
Darlene Henderson who was
17 years old on November 18.
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