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Clinton News-Record, 1979-06-21, Page 17• Huron Centennial news. ��? Field Day On Tuesday, June 12th at Huron Centennial School at Brucefield we had our field day. We, meaning fourth grade and up to seventh grade, went to the gym at 11 and were put in our teams. Then we were sent out side to start. There were 10 events and 20 groups. You met only five groups. We started playing at about 11:30. When the car horn beeped then we went to work and we all had fun. We stopped at 12 for lunch and then we had recess until 12:45. We had quiet reading time until 1:00. Finally at 1 we started again. We went until 3:20. In June we always have play day or field day. —by Lori Anne McNutt, grade 6 +++ On Tuesday, Huron Centennial School had a playday that included kindergarten to grade 8. The grade 8 students really didn't play in, playday but were cap-' tains of all the teams. Twenty teams com- peted in ten activities which were junk man's relay, soccer dribble, dodgeball, volleyball, obstacle course baseball, circle chase, standing broaqjump relay, hoop chae, and line and scatter. My favourite one was the junk mans relay. It was played by everyone standing up in a line, and at the front of each line there was a pile of junk. In each pile there was a hoola hoop, a bowling pin, a skipping rope, a bean bag and a ball. Each item was separately passed to the back person in the line. He would then carry it up to the front of the line. This continued until the original person was at the head of the line again. Near the end of .each game a car horn signalled the last five minutes. When the five minutes were up, the car horn blew twice. Everybody in the school had an enjoyable day, especially me. —by Becky McKinley, grade 6 +++ Playday was a great success. as the children from Huron Centennial School in Brucefield took part in such activities as circle chase, no bat baseball, keep up, ob- stacle race, hoop ex- change, and junk man's relay. There were pur- pole ribbons awarded for the best people to get along with other people and t� cheer people on and not being jealous if other people win instead of your team and not getting angry at people on your team, if they couldn't do things fast enough. The winners of the Londesboro... • from page 16 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were fathers day guests of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ellerby, Clinton. Lions Bike-a-thon The Londesboro Lions bike-a-thon was held on Saturday, June 16, and all 42 bikers were safety checked before the run and rules of the road were discussed. They travelled the 16 kms to Clinton on No. 4 highway and home by the Baseline road. Approximately $800 was raised, before ex- penses. Proceeds will be donated towards the Londesboro United Church roof. All participants en- joyed hot dogs and pop after the run. Dave Overboe won the draw on the 10 speed bike donated by the Lions. Personals Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns on Saturday were Irvine Keys from Glam m is and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson of London. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernalt, RR 1, Tiverton were dinner guests of daughter Barbara and Colin Paterson, London at the Little Inn in Bayfield for Fathers Day. purple ribbons were Sharri McDonald, Kim Rathwell, Donna Forrest and Lois ' Jackson. The winning teams were team 2 and team 6. On the primary side of the school teams 6 and 10 were the winners.—by Lisa Robinson, grade 6 +++ Tuesday, June 12th at Huron Centennial School was a very easy day. Playday took place on Tuesday. The ribbon winners were: Lisa Schilbe, Kim Rathwell, Sharri MacDonald, Barry Moore, Kathy Talbot, Donna Forrest, Wayne Gale, Barry Turner, Laura Roy, Patti Coleman, Roy Rakos, Paul Gingerich and Lois Jackson. Mr. Mathers, Mr. Straw, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Laye, Mr. Jeffery, Mrs. LeBeau, Mrs. Hunter-Duvar, Mrs'. Turner and Claire Davidson were in charge of the games. Some of the events were dodge ball, volley ball, baseball with a volleyball, and without a bat, Keep Up, circle change and Junkman's re.l,ay.—by Trevor Hammon, grade 5 Bike Rodeo At Huron Centennial School on Thursday, there was a bike rodeo. There were events for balance, riding skill and the riders knowledge of bike signals and driving skill. There was ilso a written test of bike safety. The prizes were speedometers, lights and bike safety patches. Constable Bill Wilson ran the written test and gave safety checks to all bikes. The three top winners were Darin Telford, Rob Siertsema and Scott Townsend, from the over 60 participants. -by Ian Munroe, grade 7 Track andfield On your mark! Get set! Go! This is what ' the par- ticipants in the track and field meet heard on Tuesday, June 12th at the Seaforth High School. On this cold, but sunny day, seven schools in Huron County were taken to the high school where they LOOK part in running throwing and jumping events. Many of the students from Huron Centennial School went home with first place ribbons which helped our school in points. Overall we finished sixth, but remember "It's not whether you win or lose, It's how you play the game."—by Mary Gibson, grade 7 + ++ Dear newspaper man:, We went to the Pineridge Zoo. At the Zoo we saw a bear , a python, a monkey, some parrots and a red fox. We had fun at the Zoo.—from Shelley Brandon. Dear newspaper man; On June 12 we had playday. We played good games. We won ribbons. Sometimes we lost and sometimes we won. —f%om Julie Kalbfleisch. + + + Dear,newspaperman, We went to playday on the 12th of June 1979. We play over and under. It was fun on the 12th. We played lots of games.—From Angela Dunn + ++ Dear newspdper man, Playday was nice. We played games on June 12, 1979. I like playday because we played games. We had popcgl on playday.—from Wendy Madsen +++ Dear newspaperman, On June 12 we had play day. I't was fun. I had a fun at the dress up game. I know some of the games like crab walk. But that is the one we lost.—from Chantal LeCompte. •• I.4 Your heart works CLI harder when Tito you're not in tl,E, game. Get fit aland turn the clock back 4,4 Fitness is fun. Miif Try some. E f=4 nagncmacnon With the union members refusing to work any overtime, Bell 'E.elephone management employees have been forced to work on after hour emergency calls, such as last Monday night when repairs had to be made to a cable behind Grove's Appliances. The 25 pair cable had been severed earlier in the af- ternoon, causing a least four false fire alarms.(News-Record photo) Wintario draw in S,eaforth Wintario's Super Following the regular Summer Bonus Draw will draw, ,the,100 eight -digit bonus number each be held at the Seaforth Community Centre this Thursday, June 21 at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The regular draw, which will feature five grand: pri'zes--of $400;000 - each, will be preceded at 7:30 p.m. by a musical variety program featuring The Town and Country Four, 'The McQuaid' Sisters, The McPhersons, The New Canadian Club, The Ukuleles Unique and The Cross Country Squares. Admission is $2. worth $10,000, drawn earlier in the day, .will be announced. R.K. 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