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snovwshoeinstudents
Mr. Riley and his grade seven
Volleyball .
princess to represent the school at
like F utting on skis. Grade four
held later in the afternoon to see
Powel, -
", class presented an assembly' on
An exciting game of volleyball
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also had a few races on their
who will represent the school at
Grades 6 and 7: Boys -Steven
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7 Rullet Central u t nt s see
film tr ,
snovwshoeinstudents
Mr. Riley and his grade seven
Volleyball .
princess to represent the school at
like F utting on skis. Grade four
held later in the afternoon to see
Powel, -
", class presented an assembly' on
An exciting game of volleyball
the, Clinton Winter Carnival. The
also had a few races on their
who will represent the school at
Grades 6 and 7: Boys -Steven
Wednesday, ` January 16. The
was played beiween Clinton
candidates chosen from grades
snowshoes. Even though it. -was
the Clinton Winter Carnival. The
Plunket. • Mervin Taylor, David
order of the program ,was. as
Public School and Hullett Central
-seven and eight for princess
hard and tiring, they had a good
winners were as follows:
Cartwright, Robert Hunking.,;
follows: a skit called "Weasels to
Public School on January 17. In
were: Carol Jewitt, Brenda
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time, as well as learning a
Kindergarten to Grade 3: Boys
Girls -Betty Kanarski, Karen
said it was very hard putting them
the Rescue", three sorngs "Some-
the boys' game, Clinton defeated
Hummel, Christine McNall and
valuable lesson about
Keith Kallam, Mike Taylor,
Durnin, Sharon Ellis, Debbie
thin to Sing About", "When the
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Hullett twice b y scores of 15-12
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Betty Konarski while Craig
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snow -
shoeing.
Kent Howatt. trent A�adrews.
Westerhout.
Sun Goes Down", "Playground
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and 15-8. -However,the the Hullett
Millar, Calvin Lovett and Ken
Girls -Debbie Flynn, Lori Cart-
Grade 8: B-oys - Brian
Indy Mind"; a short skit called
"Antonio";
girls won their two games with
Pollard were the choices for
Skating
right, Sharon Glouser, Marilyn
Trewartha, Steven Bromely, Ken
two square dances
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the scores of 15-7 and 15-12.
prince. After the ;votes were
On Thursday afternoon, Jan-
Archambault.
-Lollard, Earl Flynn.
y
• and finally Mr. Mac Lennan's
counted; Betty Konarski and
uary 24, all students of Hullcit.
Grades 4 and 5: Boys -Bruce
- Girls -Christine .McNall, Carol
remarks. Then the assembly
ended with the O
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Craig Millar were the winners.
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Runners-up were Christine Me-
Central School including kinder-
Hunkin Robbie Plunket, David
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Jewitt, JoAnn Salverta.
singing of
Canada.
Film
Nall and CaM4 Lovett, The
garten we e bussed t. the Clinton
Plunket, Paul Middigoal.
On February 9, all the winners
On Friday, January 18, a film
"The Incredible 'Journev"
princess and rtnce will represent
P prince p
Arena to skate. This day was
Girls -Vickie Rodger, Dianne
will enter in the races at the'
was
in
' our school in the Winter Carnival
enjoyed by everyone. Races werc
Bromcly, Karen Overholt, Wendy
Clinton Winter Carnival.
shown the gymnasium of
H II tt f --+ al School at 8.00
Parade on February 2 where thev
u e r
p.m. The film was about two dogs
will • be judged along with
and a Siamese cat• returning
home across a vast country.
representatives of other schools
in the son it their appearance
pp
and personality. as well as ability
BANK RATE 'FINANCING
Both parents' and children
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enjoyed the film. Another Walt
to perform a dance.
on all models - new and ossa
Disney Film will be shown on
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March 15.
film
New
On January IS6,, grades three
Corn'es To
B
Motors
The money raised by this
project goes to sponsor the work
of the Student's Council.
and four tried out new shoes. Mr.
Vince Elliot from Exeter and his
This means added savings when you purchase a new or used car. Compare our avera e
interest
helper assisted them on their tour
rate of 11.78% over 36 months. No down payment on approval credit.
Prince and Princess
On Tuesday, January 22,
around the school on snowshoes.
Two pupils of grade' three class
See Our Selection
Hullett Central 'had the annual
said it was very hard putting them
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election to choose a rince and
on but grade four said it was just
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p e ave a num el o
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the end of the year:. a
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