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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-06-24, Page 6S -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 24, 1111,E Grade 4 students at St. Columban School were one of two classes in the county given a chance to design posters to be used for a fund raising calendar for the Alzheimer's Society. The 1999 calendars will feature the work of six studentf from the class. They are. (front, left) Derek Fuhr, Stacey Van Roessel, Joseph Flanagan, (back) William Sweett, Kailyn Burke and Brett O'Reilly. Behind them is Shelley Rodgers -Bedard, administrator with the Huron Alzheimer's Society who announced the results of the poster judging at the school on Wednesday. Hilgendorff photo Walton classes at children's museum School kids, teachers artd parent helpers all enjoyed a day in London at the Regional Children's Museum and Story Book Gardens on Tues. This week has had the kids all working hard on their Fall Fair entries. The grade l/2s have taken themes from the Story Book Gardens and have made pattern books such as "Brown Bear, Brown Bear..." For Father's day the kids made huge chocolate brownies and wrote their own message in the cards that they made. Jane Zwep helped with the brownie making. The 2/3s are finishing up their big books about the fair and for the fair. Some of the kids are making paper bag puppets and paper plates and various writing activities. For Father's day they made "Father's Day Trophies" using a golf ball, a tee and a small clay pot. The 314s had a baseball tournament on Friday with the Walton Warriors beating the Brat Pack. They rryade hack scratchers for Father's day and s special pop-up Swine club learn The organizational meeting of the swine club was held May 5 at Storey's. At this meeting we came in and welcomed everyone. We got our books. Then the leaders told us about the Hensall fair. We voted for officers. Rob Vanden Hoven is president, John Storey is vice president, Dave Vanden Hoven is secretary and Allan Storey is press reporter. We met at Vanden Hoven's' for meeting one on May 19. We all came in and talked then we watched a movie on showing and washing. We talked about the movie. We did a sheet to get to know each other: We went upstairs and had a snack. Meeting Two was held, at Bean's on June 3rd. At this meeting we showed 2 pigs with a cane. We washed them with warm water, soap, a brush and a hose. We then judged market steers which belonged to Brett Bean, Swine are shown at fair At the Hensall Spring Fair a committee of Gary Love, Keith Selves and Harold Parsons organized a Swine Show. 4-H leaders Don Dodds and Barb Storey also had contributed their time. The show went as follows: No senior showed, all juniors. Barrow class: 1st, Dean Van Raay, buyer Zurich Abattoir, $190.00; 2nd, Allan.Storey, Vcals, $175.00; 3rd, Robbie Archambault, Hcnsall Co - Op, $165.00. Gilt Class: 1st, Tyson Arts, Coleman Farm Supply, $170.00; 2nd, John Storey, Townsend Tire, George Townsend, 5155.00. The top barrow and gilt champion showman and reserve all received plaques. Rosettes were available for other prizes. The champion showman was Robbie Archambault. Reserve was John Storey followed by Allan Storey, Dean Van Raay and Tyson Arts. The judge was Bob Robinson and the auctioneer was Larry Gardiner. cards. Chris Regele has a weekend with the two bunnies. The kids will he saying goodbye to Coke and Pepsi next week as they have to go back to Mrs. Vivian's house. The Kindergarten kids were busy making Tic Tac Toe boards for Father's Day. They used popsicle sticks and found two different colored shades of rocks for the markers. Sherry Lee Wemham brought in her fish to show the kids this week. Doug and Marj Fraser just got back from a two week visit to good friend Ruby Bergstrom Knorr and family at Meeting Creek, Alberta. Doug had spent time there working the harvest 53 years ago. Doug said that one of Ruby's neighbours is a cattle buyer and he took DOug to the Ponoka cattle sale were 2,800 cattle from, Saskatchewan were sold on' account of the dry weather and no pasture. The farmers in the provinee have no hay as they are using their hay fields for pasture. Ruby's s about airflow Mike Bean and Tony Bean. They were placed 2, 3 1. After that we had a snack and had our meeting. The topic was airflow and temperature in the barn. We then slowly left. Allan Storey Press Reporter Seaforth & District Community Centres HOCKEY' POOL '97-98 FiNAL STANDINGS Prizes Pts. 1. one Shot -Dave 5500.' 174 2. Bob Henderson $200. 167 3. Be Leal -Bit Boon 5100. 163 4. Centre ice -Jen Watt $ 50. 153 4. Go Red Wigs! -Ben Rapson 550. 153 6. Carter 1 -Glen Carter 527.50 149 6. Minute Rice -Steve Mthell 527.50 149 8. Bill Murphy 520. 148 9. ewe's Best 2•Bruce Scott 512.50 146 9. END. -Todd Doig ' 512.50 146 11. 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The *pees III 116 This ad sponsored by: SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES 527-1272 daughter, Judy drove them to Jasper where they saw lots of mountain, sheep and a young black bear cub. While in the area Doug contacted an old school friend George Hart. He and Doug attended the Button School 55 years ago. Doug and Marj were invited out for coffee many times and renewed many old acquaintances and had a wonderful holiday. This weekend the couple are attending their grandson 'Garret Mader's christening at Cambridge Lutheran Church. Pat and John Gillis were greeters at Duff's United Church on June 21st, Father's Day. Colorful floral PIANO TUNING • REPAIRS • REBUILDING • KEYS RECOVERED • DAMP CHASERS • REGULATING • BENCHES BRUCE PULSIFER 348-9223 MRCraL. arrangements were placed at the front of the church in memory of Allan McCall who died this past week. 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