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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2014-12-03, Page 1414 News Record • Wednesday, December 3, 2014 St. Anne's concert band travels to Blue Mountain Resort Varna news Jesse Le St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School packed their instru- ments and music onto a bus and took off to the Blue Moun- tain Resort near Collingwood, Ontario. During the three-day trip musical instructor, Dennis Carpenter, would lead the band through intensive practice and fun activities. The unique retreat provided the students with breakfast at the hotel and dinner at the dif- ferent restaurants in the Blue MountainVillage. The students could spend their free time at the Village purchasing clothing, chocolate and candy or enjoy- ing an 18 -hole mini -putt course and a manually controlled roller coaster. When the weather got rainy students had the option to lounge at their hotel and make use of the hotel's public pool and billiards tables. However, the main highlight of the retreat was practicing with and learning from Carpenter. Carpenter was a music teacher with the Toronto Dis- trict School Board and has plenty of experience with musical training. Before his recent retirement his bands performed at large venues, such as Massey Hall, and he is now a sought after band clini- cian and adjudicator. Now that the concert band at St. Anne's has learned from the best it is more than ready for its upcoming perfor- mances in December. Special to the News Record Last month the students involved in the concert band at BABIES OF 2014 Join The Clinton News -Record's "BABIES ON PARADE". A photo display of babies born in 2014 Published Wednesday, January 14, 2015. DEADLINE: December 17th, 2014, 4pm Bring in a picture of your little one born in 2014, including full name, birthdate and parents names, to be featured in the Clinton News -Record's "Babies On Parade" on January 14th, 2015 for only $20.00 (HST included). Please send picture (with name on back) along with payment to The Clinton News -Record, P.O. Box 39, Clinton, ON NOM 1L0 by 4pm, Friday Dec. 17th Photos may be picked up after January 15th. This feature must be pre -paid. PLEASE COMPLETE Baby's Full Name Birth Date Parent's Names Resident of Siblings Weight at Birth Baby's Nickname Grandparents $20.00 Enclosed L Dennis Carpenter conducts a band workshop with St. Anne's concert band Jesse Le, Special to the Clinton News Record The St. Anne's concert band and former music instructor, Dennis Carpenter, at the Blue Mountain Resort near Collingwood, Ontario. clintonnewsrecord.com 6eP %tomAil CLINTON RADARS -7). 2014-2015 HOME GAMES *u FRIDAY • D3ECEMBER 5, 2014 • 8:30 P.M. MILVERTON CLINTON RADARS @ CLINTON SPONSORED BY: q DYKSTRA CONS -M.1 RMON OFFICE: 519-482-9082 CELL: 519-525-8675 • Joan Beierling Special to the News Record Greeters last Sunday at Brucefield Community United Church were Geral- dine and Jack Eckel and Tyler Chuter lit the Christ Candle. Reader was Gayle Pepper. Worship Leader Colin Snyder had the Child - rens Story on "What Was Jesus Really Like" and his Message was on Christs Kingdom Birthday Wishes were extended to Heather Daw, Don Rathwell and Blaine Stephenson. Happy 35th Wedding Anniversary to Don and Sandy Pettaplace on Dec. lst. Sunday, Novem- ber 30 will be White Gift Sunday. Brucefield Community United Church Council Meeting will be Dec. 3rd, 2014 at 7:30 pm. Are you stuck on what to get for Christmas. If you give gift certificates please con- sider ordering them from Huron Centennial School. This school offers a full range of certificates from groceries, gas stations to restaurants and major retailers. The School gets a commission for selling them. Due date to order them is Dec. 6th and will be delivered in about a week. Please contact Brenda Chuter if interested. Colin Snyder wishes to thank everyone whom helped with hosting and feeding Presbytery on Tuesday. Sunday Dec. 7 the Sunday School there will be giving a Christmas Presentation. Results from the Card Party held at the Odd Fel- lows Hall in Brucefield last Thursday evening were High Ladies Ethel Walker, low lady Mary Fotheringham, High man Bob Fotheringham and low man was Mona Alderd- ice playing as a man. Lone hands went to Vern Alderd- ice and draws were won by Shirley Hargreaves and Flor- ence Simons. Next Card party will be Dec. 11 with a turkey and ham dinner at 5:30 and cards to follow. Anyone interested in the meal should contact Fred at 519-233-9288 for to reserve your spot or more info. Crokinole players meet Tuesday, Dec. 9 at 7:30pm. Margaret, Glenn and Lois Hayter spent last week vis- iting with Bill and Libby Hayter and family in Van- couver, and Janine and Steve and boys in Calgary and Darlene (Margaret's daughter) also met them in Calgary. While there they had nice weather and missed all the snow at home. Radar Hockey This Friday night (Dec. 5th) the Clinton Radars (7-3-2) will play host to Milverton Four -Wheel Drives (4-6-1) with puck drop at 8:30 p.m. at the complex. The contest will feature the Radar's annual "Kids PJ Toss" assisting the Huron County Christmas Bureau to distribute paja- mas to "needed" children in our area. Hopefully our local fans after the Radar's opening goal will toss their donated pj's on the ice to benefit the bureau at Christmas time. Surpassing last year's total of 85 pair and a Radar victory would be greatly appreciated by the players and executive! Led by 3 -goal perfor- mances from Tyler Ellig- sen and Sean Consitt the Radar's humbled the Huron East Centenaires on Nov. 21st by a score of 14-1. Kyle Provily and Tyler Doig added 2 goals each while single tallies were recorded by Tyler Bryson, Josh Cornellison, Tim Burtch and Ryan Mur- phy. Tommy Lee playing in his first game of the year turned aside 30 shots in the Radar's net. In Milverton on Sunday (Nov. 23rd) Ryan Murphy paced the Radar's to a convincing 5-1 victory over the "drives". Kye Provily, Tyler and Nick Elligsen added sold efforts to complete a per- fect weekend. Andrew Daub was outstanding in net for the Radars stop- ping 27 of 28 shots directed toward him. Radar's annual Christ- mas dance will be held on Saturday, December 20th following the sched- uled game at 7:30 p.m. against the Huron East Centenaires.