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Times-Advocate, 1986-02-19, Page 164 Page 16 Times -Advocate, February 19, 1986 Cohdl� has 11 tabIs f,., Cuaamuaity centre had 15 tables play- Dashwood, visited Saturday evening The meeting of the U.C.W. of Cen- MPriste winnerwinnerswere: High score with Tont Mary Kooy. trestle United church was held Swartz and Harry Noels; Lone Brent, and Gregory Caslick February8. Lois Wilson presided over he Viola Atkinson and Joe Carter; returned Saturday following WI the meeting. Low score Leita Hill and Harold seven week day In New Zealand She repotted the World Day of HardY•visiting wi Brent's sister and her Prayer service will be held at Zion The next euchre March 3 will be family. The ther was ideal sum West church March 7 at 8:00 p.m. A convened by Charlie and Freda Roll -met weather' th temperatures rang musical evening is being planned for Ings and Allen and Doris Pfaff. ing from 25 30 c. May 2 with the Stonetown Enter- U.C. Annual They are a beautiful tan. tamers from St. Marys. The Centralia United Church held They had a Hoe to tour both the She also reported on the annual their annual Pot -Luck lunch and an -North and Sou Calends finding that U.C.W. meeting held in Exeter that nual meeting Sunday after the each Island Is ferent. They found she and Margaret Cook attended. The regular service. All officers and com- the people ve friendly and in - committee in charge of the program mittees were returned as previously terested in how a live in Canada. were: Lois Wilson, Doreen Lines, elected. MI committees reported a They returned a three day Phyllis Tomes and''Ellen Brown. satisfactory year. Thanks was Given i►� and stops in Los if Mrs. Ida 1100Y stopover in Phyllis Tomes led In a sing -song ac- to all officers who worked diligently Angeles and vancauver. It was a trip companied by Lois on the piano. Ellen the past year. they will never f et. Brown read an article on our native Indians entitled "Land Claims, Unraveling the Myth". A humorous but meaningful skit "Responding with our Times, Talents and Treasures" was presented. Lunch was served by Iva Blair, Gladys Buswell an Marion Abbott. Euchre The Centralia euchre held in the Personals Bonnie Kooy, Huron Park, joined with a number of friends to go by bus to Circle C Ranch in Devlon, New York for the weekend. Clyde Kooy celebrated his birthday on Friday when his mother entertain- ed some of his friends. All stayed overnight. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Merner, ADAMS K -W PUBLIC PEAKERS — T e annus Kirton -Woodham Optimists public speaking contest was e d recently and the winners are shown here. Back, left, Kerry Manders, junior first; Kathy Marshall, junior third and Nathan Ellis, junior second. Front, Ian Verbeek, first in senior boys; Andrea Langford, senior girls second and Susan Selves, senior girls winner. Missing was Michael Strang.Journal Argus photo • Hooting Systems of all. types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet • Metal Work • • Air Conditidniing • Humidifiers • Ventilation King's and Queen's of Hearts - King's and Queen's of hearts are when February is here we have a King or Queen. We are going to make a band for the King or the Queen. The King or Queen are nice to all the kids so King's and Queen's are nice.- Jeni Mae Pfaff. Marshmallow's Message- I • love marshmallow messages. Do you know why? Because they're soft and fuzzy. We get to listen to one every day. I really like them. One of the reasons I like them is because there is one for every month. Another reason is because they have poems, songs and jokes. We read these after Opening Exercises. Mrs. Skillender has lots of fun reading them. We have lots of fun listening to them. My favorite one was a Big Heart.- Lisa Morlock Division- Grade three have been learning division. We have been lear- ning division for a week or two. We have been doing pretty good. Right now we have doing 30 divided by 10 and 30 divided by 3. We have'fun with division. Some of us need a little help. Division is easy when you know how to think out your facts.- Jayson Schultz • Public Speaking -For public speak- ing you need a speech and after you know what you are going to talk about you write it out on a paper. Then you put in on the cue cards. After you get it on the cue cards you keep on prac- tisingit over and over. Then you will get better and then you Will not have to read your cue cards, you will have good eye contact and you will get bet- ter points and you might even win. - Heather Hutchison Public Speaking -Mrs. Skillender talked to us about public speaking. I did not like the idea but when I started to write my speech I kind of liked it. When it was time to say my speech 1 was scared. There were three groups. I said mine on Tuesday. My speech was on "The Care of Pets". I was all done my speech. That day Mrs. Skillender picked three people to say their speech over again. She picked me, Kim and Andy. Every group she picked three out of to say their speech again on February 4. Mrs. Skillender picked four people. They are Kim, An- dy, Cathy and me. Those people could say it again if they want to for Junior Speak -Offs. It was fun but I was scared.- Lisa Eagleson No Smoking -Last health lesson we learned not to smoke because the smoke could get in your lungs. Then the dried up leaves will get caught in your lungs. Then your lungs will be dirty. Then the tars would stick to your lungs. That is bad. I hope nobody in my family smokes. Some people are lazy and all the: ' a chair or on the couch and.snlun.., -. d drink beer. Smoking I don't like. I wish peo- ple would stop smoking.- Jamie Chalmers Valentines Mailbags -Tuesday we made Valentine mailbags. The col- ours were two kinds of purple, pink and blue. We had to cut out hearts and paste them onto the bags Mrs. Skillender gave us. We also had to cut a little piece off the top. We also had • to hang up the bags. Then in our spare time we could write messages to anyone we want to write to. We had to write nice messages to our friends. - Cathy Wagner Pancake Day -On Tuesday it was Pancake Day. We went to the gym to eat the pancakes. Do you know how to make pancakes? They put baking soda, one egg and milk to make it. Does it ever taste good. Mom made pancakes the same way I like pan- cakes. I enjoy making them it is fun. It is fun looking at it in the food pro- cessor. The pancakes were hearts and ovals. I had one ovals and two hearts. - Heather Wragg Pancake Day -On Pancake Day it is Shrove Tuesday. Three pancakes for 75 cents. You have to bring a fork, knife and plate. The people who serve you give a slice of butter and syrup. The pancakes are good. We sit in the gym and eat them at the tables and chairs. It is fun to have pancakes on Shrove Tuesday.- Amy Rader 'i (' 1 • V 0,e • OJr 4��'i'`R t 1984 HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL ATLAS Ontario Canada Available at Grade One Valentine Poetry To a special friend like you, Here is a poem for you. I have a medium-sized heart valentine, That is especially for you. It has a red and blue, Coat and hat for you! by Jo Dee Grasdahl Roses are pink, I'll go to bed I think. • by Robert Elder I love you. You are my love. You are cute My lovey-dove! by Jill Russell This is a Valentine Just for you. I hope you are Not feeling blue. by Tia Schultz A heart is wonderful, And I love YOU! by Jeremy Brand Roses are red. Tulips are white, I wish I could be With you tonight. by Elizabeth Fitzgerald Room 12's Valentine Party We had a wonderful Valentine's Day Party in Room 12. We made Valentines bags that said two "heart- warming" things. We all had some treats and gave each other a Valen- tine and many thank-you's. We want everyone to be nice all year, not just today. Language Art Books We all get new Language Arts books and Ms. Thomson gets the old ones. We have tests on it and stories and sentences, and sometimes we draw pictures in it. Sometimes it is hard and sometimes it is easy. The most fun is that you get lots of stickers and stamps. -by Danny Gielnick Miss Rath Miss Rath owns the library. Room nine goes every Thursday. The library saved money from the book fair and used it to buy new books. Room nine gets books from Miss Rath. Miss Rath reads books to the school. She wants us to read. -by Wanda S., Derick R., Shawn M. Primary Choir Primary Choir takes place in the gym. We learn new songs in Primary Choir. The grade threes are in Primary Choir. Mrs. Thornton plays the piano for us. We sometimes stand and we always sit. We have alot of warm-ups in Primary Choir. We sometimes sing funny songs there. -by Bradley Hoogenboom RACING CARS — Jason Moore (left), Paul Sloetjes, Kevin Robinson and Chad Whiting were among the Exeter members of a Christian Service Brigade rally in South Huron District High School. Car racing was one of the activities. Education topic at Clandeboye Institute Education was the topic for the February meeting of the Clandeboye Women's Institute held at the home of Mrs. Gerald Lynn. Ten members and one visitor answered the roll call "What schools did you attend?" which created a lot reminiscing and discussion. Olive Simpson, retired elementary schbol' Midler; ' fk eserited an ex- cellent paper on "The Meaning of Education". We have come a long way since the Little Red Schoolhouse. She displayed and described a variety of school books from "Then" and "Now", finishing her talk with a cute child's story, entitled "A Terri- ble, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad, Day". June Henry presented Olive with a Women's Institute plate and presi- dent, Elsie Lewis, thanked her for her interesting presentation on Education. Mary Scott reported on the District Director's meeting held in Ailsa Craig on Monday. Correspondence included a letter from the F.W.I.O. President. A notice of a Training Workshop to be held in February on "Home Decorating". Linda Ropchan and June Henry plan to attend the workshop. Donations were made to the 4H Homemaking Competition Fund for Ilderton Fair, also to the "Sexual Abuse and Assault Fund" in London. Group two will be in charge of all the plans, including the luncheon, for the District Annual of which Clandeboye W.I. is the hostess branch, May 22. Group three will be responsible for preparing the slate of officers for the April meeting. Lunch conveners, Ruth Hill and Mary Scott, assisted by the hostess, served a delicious lunch and a social time was enjoyed by all. Eleven tables were in play at the Euchre party in St. James church, on Tuesday evening. Prize winners were: High scores- Arn Gilmour and Earl Wagner; Lone hands- Marjorie Steeper and Evan Hodgins; Low scores- Olive Hodgins and Harold Guilfoyle. A beautiful Valentine cake, donated by Vida Carter, was won by Tom Kooy. A barn filled with hay, burned ear- ly Thursday morning, on the farm of Neil McRann, south of Clandeboye. There was no livestock in the building but some farml-machinery stored in the barn was also lost in the blaze. When reviewing your home , insurance needs, consider The. Co-operators. Our Home -Guard program offers some of the broadest coverages available anywhere. Call today for com- plete omplete details. it Verna Gingertch COthe t,7 cooper /at EXETER 474 MainStreet. 23S -11O UFE - HOME -AUTO -COMMERCIAL • FARM Are You in the business of farming? Attend this SEMINAR "Estate Planning for Farmers" DATE: Wednesday, February 26 TIME: 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. PLACE: Clinton Legion Hall GUEST Brian J. Taylor, C.A. SPEAKERS: CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT WITH NORRIS AND HOMUTH - EXETER E. Beecher Menzies, Q.C. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR • CLINTON Charles Proctor REPRESENTATIVE OF MANUFACTURERS LIFE Plan to attend this important seminar. Free Admission. Register by phoning 482-7995 995 after 6 p.m. SPONSORED BY THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Some organizations have enjoyed a luncheon meeting at ARC. The meal and tour are enjoyable, educational and inexpensive. Why not make this part of your fall and winter plans? Call 237-3637. Published by the Public Education and Awareness Committee South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Handicapped Box 29, Dashwood, Ont. NOM 1NO nnuuiuutlunQnunuunuwnU1NI Fm ismiti1mmmteittitllmmmitimmutt mmu mmltltiltlmlitim11 uttimiti milit 1itimIItitmitm itsim VG NATIONAL TRUST ofrdt Set. Feta. 22 • t e.m. to 1 p.m. Thur. Fd. 27 • 4:30 e.m. t0 fi pa. Fri. Feh. 24 • S:30 e.m. to ft p.m. Set. Mer. ;x11.8 imigito 4 p.m. 423 Main St., STUDENT ASSISTANCE — Students Dwayne Finkbeiner and Scott 235-0330 Eagleson are eager to assist teacher Don O'Rourke at Tuesday's pan -Offering Extended RRSP Hours for your convenir cake dinner at Stephen Central School. T -A photo 4 ce. 1 I'