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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1994-03-16, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16,1994.Hullett Central PS news Speaking out The students of Blyth P.S. have taken part in several levels of public speaking in recent weeks. The in-school winners were, in the senior division, from back left: Christina Black, second; April VanAmersfoort, third and Skye Lantinga, first. In the junior division, from left: Derek Cook, second; Ashley Howson, first and Teaguen Onn, third. Brussels PS news Students enjoy play day By Jason Walker and Cory Smith This week many Brussels Public School students were recovering from their second term report card marks and getting excited over and the new two-week March break. Thanks to some of the Grade 8 students we had a primary playday. Blyth Atoms’ Lee earns shut-out Continued from page 10 Cook pushed the puck around for the Anderson centres, Matt and Adam. Not many shots were allowed past the great defensive team Darrell McDougall, Drew Comeil, Joel Arthur, Joey Sykes and Graham Worsell, who were all over the Zurich forwards like a wet blanket. Game two of the series saw the Blyth Atom team touring to Zurich where they played one of their best games of the year to win 3-0. Goals were scored by Matt Anderson, Adam Anderson and Joey Sykes. With his team, behind him all the way, "Leaky" Lee was awesome between the pipes earning a big shut-out. Members of this team are Darrell McDougall, Drew Corneil, Matt Anderson, Derek Cook, Michael Bernard, Michael Lyons, Jeremy Hanna, Adam Anderson, Graham Worsell, Joey Sykes, Joel Arthur and Ryan Lee. The blyth Atom Houseleague now advance to the finals. Home games are Wednesday nights at 6 p.m. Come on out and cheer your team on the victory road as they play either Huron Park or Belgrave for the Atom Houseleague Championship. HELPING THE WORLD WRITE NOW CODE For information, call 1-800-661-CODE Belgrave Kinsmen Calendar Draw Mar. 6, Mary Nethery, Belgrave; Mar. 7, Tracy McDonnell, Kincardine; Mar. 8, Judy Suther land, Allenford; Mar. 9, Grant Helm, Lucknow; Mar. 10, Bill Crump, Wingham; Mar. 11, John & MaryLou Perrott, Orillia; Mar. 1,2, Donna Bieman, Lucknow. Many of the younger students were very pleased with the activities. There were many things to do that were fun. Some of the favourites were the Tug-o-War, the Toboggan Races, and the Snow Soccer. Some more Grade 8 students organized the BPS Talent Show on Thursday. Congratulations to everyone who participated and to Malinda Exel who won first prize for playing the piano. Justin Ruttan and the "Fabulous Five" had the "Runner-Up" awards. Yet another congratulations goes to Cory Bragg and Mandy Sellers for their efforts in the "Free Throw" at Stratord. Also we are pleased to announce that Tricia Teeft spoke well for her speech on dance lessons at Seaforth. Thanks to all the students who have worked industriously to produce The Citizen reports. The school Science Fair will be held on Thursday, April 7. This gives everybody time to re-focus on the Science Fair after the holiday. We have never seen Mr. Wanless so excited before about the Science Fair. There will also be an Invention Convention. The Brussels Leo Club is taking a ski trip to Talisman on March 12. Read it first in The Citizen There's only one place to be Friday, March 18,1994 The Blyth Rutabaga Festival’s ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE |T| N.Y. Islanders vs Buffalo Sabres, March 27. 1994 [2] Boston Bruins vs Buffalo Sabres, April 1. 1994 [3] Quebec Nordiques vs Buffalo Sabres, April io. 1994 [4] Blue Jays vs Atlanta Braves, March 12. 1994 [5] Blue Jays Opening Day, April 4,1994 [6] Coming Soon, Blue Jay Schedule OVERNIGHT TRIPS at Blyth Memorial Hall Dancing from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Music by "Good Times DJ" Lunch Provided .00 per person for tickets call: Brenda Burkholder 523-9541 or [Tl Fabulous Philadelphia Flower Show, March 6 - 10, 1994 [2] Nashville Easter Weekend, April 1-4, 1994 [3] Washington Cherry Blossom Festival, April 7-11, 1994 [4] Dollywood, April 21 - 24. 1994 [5] Montreal Casino Trips, April 21 - 24. May 20 - 23, 1994 [6] Quilt Festival, Paducah, Kentucky, April 21 - 24, 1994 [7] Kentucky Derby, May 6 - 8, 1994 |8| Branson, Missouri, May 11 - 17, June 24 - 30, 1994 [91 Indy 500, May 28 - 29, 1994 [ip] NASCAR at Indy, August 5-6, 1994 Michelle Richmond (evenings only) 523-9751 Support your local committee and come for an evening of fun! For Further Information, please call the office Class celebrates St. Pat’s Day By Amy Wilts and Tammy Vincent AUTHORS IN GRADE 2/3 Mrs. Radford's Grade 2/3 class became authors and illustrators, making their own books. They put their own books together with their new book binding machine. It makes it fun to make books. Making books helps them with their reading, writing and spelling. HAPPENINGS AT HULLETT The parent support group from Hullett Central Public School identified the need for Aids Education for parents of public school children in a recent meeting. The group, chaired by Principal Ron Jewitt, has planned an Aids Education Seminar to take place Wednesday, April 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Hullett Central Public School. Guest speakers Don and Elma Plant, as well as resource workers from the Huron County Health Unit will present general information about Aids. Although this session is aimed at parents, any interested members of the community are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be provided. Call the school at 523-4201 for more information. WHAT'S NEW IN GRADE 8? The Grade 8 class of Hullett is participating in a two week newspaper study as a part of their English and Math program. The class receives a London Free Press for each person. The kids are learning the main parts of a newspaper and they are involved in a number of activities. This two week period is hoped to have encouraged the young generation to be aware of what's going on in the world, and to become regular newspaper readers. GRADE 1/2 CLASS TURNS GREEN! Mrs. Bosman's Grade 1/2 class would like to wish a Happy March Birthday to Cheryl Wilts who turned eight on March 11, and to Sandy Hay whose seventh birthday was March 15. Their class celebrated St. Patrick's Day early by having a Green Day on March 10. They all dressed in green, wrote on green paper, made lists of green things, tasted green food and made cut leprechauns. It was a great day. They hope everyone has a good holiday in the March Break. RIDE 'EM COWBOYS The Grade 3/4s at Hullett recently made sourdough starter as part of their cowboy unit. After March Break they will be using the starter to make sourdough biscuits. GRADE 8S GO SWEEPING! By Shannon Scott, Amy Wilts and Tammy Vincent For part of the phys ed program, Mr. Talbot's Grade 8 class has been going curling. They divided into eight teams and have had four sessions. There has been a curling BIVril’FESTIVAl presents North America's Only Championship Fiddle Team For further information call ROBIN HOOD TOURS INC. 51 South Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3L4 524-4540 1-800-268-2838 Agent No. 2551773 Max Demaray 335-3752 T| Showboat, May 1, 1994, Top Price Tickets 2] Miss Saigon, April 10, 1994, Top Price Tickets 3] Crazy for You, March 9, 1994 - June Several Boarding locations to choose from. Top Price Tickets [4] Ice Capades, March 12 & 13 [5] Toronto Flower Show, April 2,1994 [6] Geritol Follies, June 14, 15 & 16, 1994 [7] Walters Family Show, May 5. 1994 [8] Pink Floyd, July 5.1994 SPORTS TRIPS competition to add to the fun with the three winning teams being: •Gold, Jeff Cowan, Amanda Anderson, Jeremy Verwey and Mandy Hanna; Silver, Mathew Armstrong, Melinda Kerwin, Zeb Irving and Angie Konarski; Bronze, Daniel Haak, Melinda Beacom, Kelly Boven and Theresa Oliver. We have had a lot of fun and have learned a lot. Thanks Mr. Talbot and the Vanastra Curling Arena. I Graham & Eleanor Townsend Gray Townsend, Jr. & The Boys from the Bruce Sunday, April 10,1994 2:30 p.m. Blyth Memorial Community Hall Tickets: Advance - $15. At the Door $20 Blyth Festival Box Office 519-523-9300 ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT Bluewater Office Equipment, Wingham 357-1554 Crossroads, Clinton 482-5855 Campbell's, Goderich 524-7532