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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-01, Page 13Sharon ' andenber-g;: ingrid ehuarn a n -aa ltuth Ann yl stab s :: n. deli' f rsf"-" place winning number at a special musical performance on Friday night to wind up the. Fine Arts Festival. The. festival, held at the Clinton and District Christian School involved other Christian schools in the area and -over 700 students competed in events from art and writing to chamber choirs and folk groups. (News -Record photo) Exeter and. area's headquarters. for • by Helen Dykstra. Three school buses pulled up to the 'Clinton and District Christian School. it didn't seem unusual until a closer look at the names on the buses; showed London 'Parental Christian School, Aylmer Christian Schooland John Knox Christian School, The doors of the buses opened and out poured over 200 children and their teachers. 4.For , them, this day, was the culmination of much Oard work and preparation, as each would•participate in some way in. the Wood- stock and District Christian Schools Fine ----Art Festi l There was mass con- fusion in the lobby as name tags were handed out and each person n acquainted himself with. the school, but amazingly by 10 all 450 children, plus 36 teachers and many interested parents and friends were quietly standing in the gym,, listening to Lloyd Burghart of the John Calvin ,Christian School, Strathroy, He welcomed everyone, &ging ^each participant to , use the talents given by God and after prayers the various Festival activities began. 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BROOMS Check out our spring clean-up special on brooms. $9.95 y Shop, barn : and out- door type, 16" and 18"1 sizes. 11011011 EXETER BLYTH Under the direction of Mary Hearn, the junior choir at the Clinton and District Christian School placed - ' second in a special ' Fine Arts' Festival 'on Friday: The annual festival was held for Christian Education Week and involved over 700 competitors Middleton ACW plan bus trips by Blanche Deeves The community is invited to take part in two fun days being planned by the St. James' Anglican Church Women (ACW). On May 26, a bus will travel to Toronto for the day and the touring sites will include the Metro Zoo, Casa Loma, Honest Ed's Warehouse and Ontario Place. The second trip will take place on June 23 to Niagara Falls, with stops at the main areas of in- terest, Marineland and Queenston Heights Restaurant Watch for further details in next week's News -Record. Audrey Middleton read the lesson at the . St. James' Church service on Sunday: The theme of Rev. William Bennett's sermon was The Hands of „ Christ and Kenneth and Edward Wise received the offering. Sarah Storey was the organist. This Sunday Holy Communion will be held at 11:15 am. The ACW annual conference will be held on May 8 in St. James' • • Westminister Church in London.' Registration will begin at 9 am. St. James' ACW will hold their May meeting at the home of Jack and Marion Smith on May 8. Members are asked to bring items for the baby bale and articles for the silent auction. Delores Dutot and Lois Smith will be in charge of caring for the church for May. St. James' has a new member and Tessa wishes to announce the arrival of ,her baby brother at St. Joseph's Hospital in London on April 23. The happy parents are Bill and Lynda Steenstra. John Deeves spent the weekend in South River at a cribbage tournament for the Clinton Legion. Get well wishes are going out to Bert Rowden who is a patient in Vic- toria Hosliital, London. Smile Don't worry about what other people think of you. Most of them don't. • WESTERiAIR SERVICE Call us for *CHARTER FLIGHTS We can fly you anywhere in North America. Save time ---we cern fly you to Toronto in 40 minutes, or non-stop to Ottawa in two hours. Flights out of doderich or Centralia. For complete information phone 228.6367 482-3901 524-8304 CENTRALIA CLINTON GODERICH from Clinton, London, Woodstock, -St. Thomas and Alymer. Over 400 students from the various schools took part in a special musical presentation on Friday night in Clinton to c6nclude the day's competition. (News -Record photo) L CLINTON N1 '$-R CQRD', THURSDAY, i4 Z -arts festival following persons`forrned Burroughs, took the time the committee; Chair- to teach the young per= rnan, Rick Klooster of the formers to show them London Parental how to correct their Christian School, Dwight mistakes and encouraged Baer of ,the Christian them in their endeavours. Academy of Western Ontario, London; Steve The written and ah Toering of Ebenezer ° work had been judged .Christian School; St. previously and was hung. Thomas; Judy Daterna of on display on the walls the Clinton and District ' throughout the schooL.. Christian School; Nancy Some 708. pupils par- . Robinson of the Aylmer ticipated in all events and Christian School; Lloydthis great interest will Burghart of the John surely mean that the Fine Calvin Christian School, Arts Festival will con- Strathroy; A1ice. tinue to be a biennial Steggerda of John Knox occasion , Christian School, The evening per - Woodstock and Karin formance at the CHSS Burghart of the London gym was opened by Parental Christian C.linton's principal R_ alph poetry writing and Fred Nytnna, Grade 3 and Raymond Bruinsma; Grade 2 both took second prizes. Carole Roorda placed third in the Gradi✓ 6 class. There were two third place . winners in the public spearing contest and Sharon Vandenberg placed in the senior division and Harmony Ludwig came in at the junior level. Karen Bruinsma took second place in the senior in- terpretive reading contest. Young Karin Dykstra came second in the solo singing for kindergarten and Gr e_L.pupils_ while the senior trio made up of Sharon Vandenburg, �SclioQi-� Schuerman, and Rick Various categories available for entry in- cluded art, poetry writing, composition, choral speaking, piano, musical instrument (other than piano), public speaking, poetry recitation, interpretive '=r'eading, drama, solos, duets, trios, folk group and the junior, senior and chamber choirs. Judging was done by interested people from the various areas represented and this was no easy task. A very interesting and unique event was the chamber choir. Originally chamber music was written to be performed privately by, no more than 25 musicians in a small Klooster -was the master of ceremonies for the evening. Senior choirs, pupils from Grades 5 through 8, of six of the participating schools, presented a program of music for the large audience. Various individuals or groups w.ho had placed during the day's events, also displayed their winning style. Inclosing, the Ebenezer Christian School Choir from St. Thomas, led the audience in song. A number of students - from the Clinton and. District Christian School' did well in the Festival. In the art competition Sandra Baarda, Grade 6, placed first; Robert tion rand Ahe..—_terrn_-.,.»-Roorda Grade 3 placed first and Karen Uyl came third in Grade 4. In the kindergarten class Brandon Roorda placed second. Grade 3, placed first and Karen Uyl came third in Grade 4. In the kin- dergarten class Brandon Roorda placed second. Michael Dykstra, Grade 4, came first in the composition contest and Sharon Boersma from Grade 5 came second. John De Weerd, a Grade 7 student took first place in chamber music was used to distinguish it from the music of the theatre or church. In later ;works - which voices were -used and the old English tune and lyrics presented by the two entries in this category, were enjoyed by the audience. There was good variety in the musical instrument event. Several children played recorders; there was a violin, guitar and accordion as well. The judge, Professor Patrick Now you can thtc to whitebeans or kidney beans without switching herbicides. Stay with Lassa'''. Now registered for grass control in . whitebeans and kidney beans. , Lasso® herbicide by Monsanto, the herbicide you can count on in corn, is now registered for whitebeans and kidney beans. So you can switch crops and stay with the unbeatable grass control of Lasso. Lasso delivers consistent control of many tough annual grasses. To apply Lasso in whitebeans or kidney beans, just broadcast it before planting, then shallowly incorporate into the top two inches of sail. For extra clout against broadleves, follow Lasso with Patoran' 50W. 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