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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-10-04, Page 9Family time The Brussels Fall Fair is always a time for families to spend some time together. Here the Blakes, from left, Bruce, Brandon, Michelle and Mitchell check out the exhibits. Flowers brighten Fair display The news from thel Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250 1 qttilipA vC.Altz ')(Clireazy ach yt Bum /Enrgi.i Lavi, 6gMtlY6 FIREWOOD FOR SALE • Colour Printing • Posters • Letterheads • Envelopes • Business • Business Forms • Brochures • Flyers • Carbonless Forms THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1995. PAGE 9. Wlt The news from a on Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6860 Walton PS news Pupils play soccer Since most of the classes have happened in Mrs. Scott's Grade 3 been learning some soccer skills it class this week. They had their first was decided that on Friday the spelling dictation and their first pay school would have a soccer day. tournament with the Grade 4s The Grade is had their first taking on the Grade 2s and 3s. parent volunteer, Mrs. DeWit, There were no actual winners or come and help them with their 'me losers, just lots of fun and the masks'. The kids have also begun to experience of playing the game. celebrate the Fall season, by The Grade 4s are in full swing in working with the primary colours story writing. Maybe some of the and mixing them up to make other stories will make it into the Walton colours. school news. Ms Elston's kindergartens have In Mrs. Vivian's Grade 2 class, continued working with apples. Pumpkin the lopp-eared bunny, They did a browning experiment to came to visit for a few days. The see what substances would make bunny belongs to Mrs. Vivian's apples turn brown and they found oldest son. Her class had their first that leaving them in the fresh air math test and she reported that they made them brown the worst. did very well. Making and eating apple sauce was Another couple of firsts a highlight for the class as well. Follow the bouncing ball Cass Boyd, right, of Grey Central Public school eyes the bouncing soccer ball as she prepares for a kick during the North Huron soccer tournament held at her school Sept. 29. Teammate Jaycee Kubassek stands by as a backup. The Brussels boys team ended the tourney with a tie for first and the Brussels girls went undefeated. 56 enjoy euchre games Dorothy Dilworth, Grace Smith, Barrett, Ross Stephenson, Dorothy Karen Bowles hosted 14 tables of Hamilton, Richard Elliott, Isabelle euchre at the Ethel Hall. Bremner and Ken Crawford. Winners were: 50/50, Velma The next euchre will be Oct. 9. Sleightholme; high lady, Becky The Ethel Hall Board is planning Rupple; high man, Scott McLean; a lost heir tournament for Oct. 20 at low lady, Isabelle Craig; low man, 8 p.m. Mel Jacklin; most lone hands, Aileen Mann, Jim Smith, Doug Hemingway, Keith Turnbull, Ken McKenzie; lucky tally; Betty Coul- ter, Norman Coghlin, Margaret Seventy-seven per cent of high school dropouts say they were getting A, B or C grade averages before leaving school. L. McDonald greets at Duff's Leona McDonald greeted worshippers at Duff's United on Oct. 1 World Communion Sunday. Mark Wilbee started the service by lighting the Christ Candle. Rev. Randy Banks welcomed everyone and made the following announce- ments: Video Bible Study - "The Letters of John" Oct. 4, 11, 18 at 8 in Bluevale. For the Thanksgiving project next Sunday, donations to the Pueblito project will be collected. People of the congregation are to put in 10 cents for every time they said something negative during the week. Next Sunday will also be baptism Sunday. Rev. Banks spent time with the children talking to them about Lazarus and asking the kids if they •had ever seen beggars in some of the cities. He also asked what they thought God wanted for these people. While Holy Communion was being served by Leona and Ken McDonald and Heidi McClure, the choir sang, Jesus Gives the Bread. Sunday School came up to take part in communion as well. Rev. Banks's sermon was called, "The need at our gate". Tiffins entertain Say Happy Birthday this month to: Oct. 2, Aaron Berlet-Kuntz, Gerry Rijkoff; Oct. 4, Joshua Gowan, Adam McKichan, Shauna Dewit; Oct. 6, Derek Fischer; Oct. 8, Dianne McCallum, Viola Kirk- by; Oct. 18, Adam Dewit; Oct. 19, Shaelyn Ward; Oct. 22, Mrs. Vandendool; Oct. 25, Sarah Johnston; Oct. 26, Tanner Banks, Laura Scott, David McClory; Oct. 29, Lindsay McNichol. Anniver- saries this month are Oct. 7, Ron and Betty McCallum, Vera and Alvin McDonald; Oct. 22, Doug and Marjory Fraser; Oct. 24, Paul and Dianne McCallum; Oct. 28, Ken and Leona McDonald; Oct. 29, Bill and Marie Coutts. The Walton UCW will meet this Wednesday starting at 6:30 for a Thanksgiving meal. Everyone is welcome to attend the dinner and stay for the meeting where guest speaker Brian O'Reilly will talk about relationships and how to meet our needs responsibility. Well, it's time to get back into the swing of things in a musical way this Friday at the Walton Hall where you can dance to the music of the Tiffins. The dance begins at 9 p.m. and a lunch will be served later on. Micromax The Ultimate Computer Store Full selection of computers, accessories and stationery supplies. We are an authorized IBM, AST, CANNON, COMPAQ and H.P. dealer Sega & Nintendo 135 Wallace Ave , N. LJSTOWEL (519) 291-9633 Fax 291-9634 Continued from page 8 Wheeler, Yvonne De Witt, Alyssa Ruttan. Grades 3 and 4 - an edible bird's nest - Samantha Beirnes, Laurie Prior, Brook Wheeler. An open-faced sandwich decorated as an animal head - Brook Wheeler, Kyle Stephenson, Jessica Spink Grades 5 and 6.5 brownies, iced, no nuts - Crystal Ahrens, Michelle De Wilt, Nicki Hallman. Make a nutritious snack for "A Friend & I" - Michelle De Witt, Sara Speiran, Jill Speiran. Grades 7 and 8 • 5 chocolate chip cookies - Justin Ruttan, Christa Cochrane, Judi Bondi. Make a nutritious snack for pre-schooler - Justin Ruttan, Krissy Dilworth. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Kindergarten and Beginners - a vegetable chicken - Brianne Wheeler. Grades 1 and 2 - a vegetable chicken - Kyle Gibson, Mitchell Blake, Greg Bowers. Grades 3 and 4 • a vegetable chicken - Anne Yuzwa Reilly, Samantha Beirnes, Kelsey Clary. Grades 5 and 6- a carved pumpkin - Crystal Ahrens, Tricia Teeft, Michelle De Wit. Grades 7 and 8 • a carved pumpkin - no entries. Open to all grades - three matched ears of corn - no entries. Three table cucumbers - no entries. Total radical odd shaped vegetable - Chris Walker, Sara Speiran, Rachel Speers. Three pears, any variety - no entries. Collection of 5 different vegetables - Sara Speiran, Wade Stephenson, Samantha Beirnes. SEWING AND CRAFTS Kindergarten and Beginners - a chicken using styrofoam cup on base - Shawn Diehl, Brianne Wheeler, Laura Bowers. Grades 1 and 2 • a popcorn picture with a chicken theme - Emily Cardiff, Rachel Garland, Brent Wheeler. Grades 3 and 4 - a pet chicken, any medium - Laurie Prior, Kyle Stephenson, Brook Wheeler. Grades 5 and 6 - a picture of a chicken, done In mosaic, any medium - Jennifer Haller, Crystal Ahrens, Crystal Edgar. Grades 7 and 8 • a picture of a chicken done In fabric mosaic - no entries. FLOWERS Kindergarten and Beginners • an arrangement of weeds in a tin can - Brianne Wheeler, Chelsey McLellan, Lauren Spink. Grades 1 and 2 - a floral arrangement In a drinking box - Bradley Hill, Tate Stephenson, Ben Beirnes. Grades 3 and 4 • an arrangement In a child's sand toy - Jessica Spink, Anne Yuzwa Reilly, David Bondi. Grades 5 and 6 - a flower arrangement in any container - Lee Dilworth, Crystal Ahrens, Michael Beirnes. Grades 7 and 8 - a cheerful arrangement for a sick friend - Judi Bondi, Justin Ruttan. Open to all grades - one rose with foliage In bud vase - Lee Dilworth, Krissy Dilworth, Samantha Beirnes. Three stems of daisies, any variety - no entries. Marigolds • three stems (not French) - Crystal Ahrens, Michael Beirnes, Justin Ruttan. Mums - three stems (any colour) - Brent Wheeler, Michael Beirnes, Jennifer Haller. Three stems of any flower not already listed - Gavin Bowers, Crystal Ahrens, Megan Teeft.