The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-06, Page 19NEXT BITE PLEASE—Brian: COOrni)n
grimaces as he takes the next bite of a stack of
pancakes prepared 'OY prncipa Bruce Shaw,
vprincipal .Harry, Scott rand', teacher Howard
James, for the pancake ,eating competition
Buri the high ag..heei Carnival on; ,Friday.
Local students
win Legion
essay contest
The: Seaforth Legion:
Branch 156 has announced
the, winners of the annual
Remembrance. Day compe-
tition.
The junior essay Winner
was Kirn Fritz of R.R. 2,
Brussels, a student at Sea -
forth Public School. The
junior poem winner was.
Linda Louwagie of R.R. 3,
Mitchell, a student at St
Patricks School, Dublin.
The winner in the inter-
4mediite essay competition
was. Peter Bven of LR 1
Seaforth, a student at Sea,
forth Public Schooland the
winner of the intermediate,
poem class was Susanne
Murray of kilt. 4, Seafortha
student at St Columban
School'. The winners have
already beenpresented with
their prizes.
The themes of the literary
contest this year were The
Legion's Place, in the Com-
munity and Why I Wear a
Poppy.
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tilie.SDHS carnival I, Wrote
004 last Week in, this,
column was as successful
weryone hoped for. The,
really helped out
j as many ways as they
Possibly could. Everyene
who was, there had a great
time and it, was well worth
the time and effort expended
byMany of the teachers and,
students at the high school.
Some of the 'booths took
skill while others, were, pure
kick. And the winners sure
didn't mind, winning! Winr,
ners or losers, we were all,
winners as the carnival WaS,
benefit to us all"
Dave Huard of Seaforth,
grade nine student at the
high school, won one cif those
things that takes a lot of skill,
for some and not any skill for
others. Obviously Dave is
one of those for whom it
doesn't take much skill.
What I'm referring to is the
pancake eating contest Fri-
day.
It took quite a lot of water,
19 pancakes (61/2 plates), and
a big appetite to win the title
of SDHS "Pancake Eating
Winner" (or in other words
"SDHS Pancake Pig" (joke
Dave) Greg Beuermann; was,
mouthfuls behind, eating
about 181/2 pancakes"
The pancakes were skill-
fully made by Mr. Scott, Mr.
Shaw and Mr- James who are
planning to run Aunt Jemima
out of business as soon. as
possible!
Their secret that won't be
a. secret after this week's,
paper is that Dirk Boechter, a
student, brought a recipe for
German pancakes to school
and helped the men make the
pancakes and added a little
German touch to the pan
cakesl
The prize for eating the
most . pancakes was V2 a
pound. of butter, • a quart of
chocolate milk, a half a
pound of whipping cream, a
quart of eggnog, and a quart
of orange juice. If the
pancakes didn't make Dave
sick, I'm sure this would!
Greg Beuermann was maybe
lucky he.didn't win.
Another comretition held.
hi the afternoon .ws.s a jello
eating COnteSt. M first when
it was announced everyone
thought he or she could
probably eat lots of jello and
win the contest. Then the
word got around that there
would be n� spoons used. By
this time there was no
backing and a lot of people
lutd already signed up (to
think that i was actually
disappointed not to be in it:).
Each class had three girls
and three boys on. a: team.
The first person on the team
would eat jello offof a tray as
fast as they could until time
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was called, then the second
person would take over eat-
ing from the Sat= tray and
so on until one of the teams,
finished, its tray of jello.
There was whiPPed ereant.
Of the night, all T could taste
was orange jellol"
Other booths, included the
penny sale, bake sale, golf,
ing game, gambling table,
Mr, Hook's Carving draw,
teens,
tweens
in everyone's faces, and in kissingbooth, sports...Auction,
their hair, Winners in the dunking machine ad the
end were 1.1A. A girl in grade King Tut draw. The penny
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ting sale went very well as many
fon
test aid "By kids ere
Mr. Johnston called time my were many nice prizes that
mouth was so full of jell() 1 local merchants and people
could hardly swallow it. It donated. It seemed that the
was fun but I felt so sick after people who, really wanted
guy one thi, go other or
'dthetime• boughttickets.Ther
it. One did get sick but
not in the jello. Fcor the rest nothin at all
g
Sonne peOPle sPent up to
S2.50 on dust tickets for the
.periny sale and still won
nothing but I couldn't Wag,.
Me who. (Next time j'ij win
:for sure!) The bake sale went
over very well as manY of the
kids brought in baking.
The craft table went over
well as did other booths such
as the kissing, booth and the
draw to go to King Tut next
week in Toronto. Many of the
booths such as Mr. Morton's
golfing game took much
Another game was called
"See if you can ring your
pop's neck!" For 25c you
could have five rings to try
and throw around, a bottle of
Pop.
Alice Gibb, who also
writes for the paper, com-
pisined that she could never
win at a game like that and'
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then got a can of juice first
try! ,(talk about, luck!) Mr.
Hook also had his own
special booth where he had a
draw for hand carved SDHS
plaques. This also was very
successful.
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Last but not leaSt was the
inking machine. For S1 -00i
vu could have three shots at
sitarget, If you hit the target
'V,4th, the ball it would throw
ffie: machine off balance and
tip a bucket of water oyer one
of the teacher's heads! It was:*
expensive but well worth the,
fileamge' ,of seeing your
teacher ,get drenched!
The carnival ended off
v4th, a Mat dance that,
started at about 930 and
ended at 1234. High. school
students and some studentS
from schools around here
($PS) attended. Disc jockey
Rick Elms did a really scd
job- This took care of the
carnival and 1; Wal *nlsh.
greak
The students ;wadi made
over $1,000 profit to 00
**wards the Year book debts.
if You know of anYorte who
will be celebrating a birthday
Soon Please phone S27-0440 .
Or write to;
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eto Patricia RimMell",
The Huron Expositor,
Box 69, Sesforth
1 t Happy Birthday!.
Linda Klaver was 16 on her 19th birthday on Nor.
November 28. ember 29th.
Lisa Beuttenmiller was 14 Pauline Wallace will be
on December 3. celebrating her 15th birthday'
Rosie Van Dyk celebrated on December
her 14th birthday on Dec- Angle Lindemann will
ember 4. celebrate her birthday. on
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