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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-04-06, Page 9To end the winter term at Huron Centennial School, the student of Grades 6, 7, 8 presented a talent show. Our 40 acts au 'timed for the show, and from those chosen to participate, the following were winners in their Cen categories: Individuals: 1st, Lisa Strong; 2nd, Julie Conant. Lluets, 1st, .tonnny ano Jeremy Miller; 2nd, Rox- anne Martin and Martha Hook. Groups, 1st. Easter Bunny ,I ochre party held in V Mary Chessell The Women's Community Club held a euchre party in Varna hall last Wednesday evening for the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary. Sixty dollars was delivered to Ruth Bond of the Auxiliary. Prizes for ladies' high and low went to Ruth Johnston and Doris Wilson. Annie Finkbeiner and Elva Webster, playing as men, won the other prizes. Draw prizes were won by Margaret Hayter, Keva Moore, Charles lteid and Joan Beierling. There was a large at- tendance of members and their gliests at Varna Church on Sunday for the Ey '.er service. Special music by the Varna Singers and by the Uke Singers, a group of teen- aged girls, was enjoyed. The Varna Singers will be heard again at the U.C.W. Thankoffering meeting this Thursday night at 8 p.m. Gwyn Whilsmith is the speaker. The Cancer Campaign kits will be distributed at this meeting. If you can help, please pick one up. On Monday, April 11 the U.C.W. Presbyterial's Special Event is being held in North Street Church in Goderich. There is always a very rewarding program at this evening event. I see by Clinton early files that Varna and Brucefield were considering installing C____S_AUPER SPECIAL ALL POPULAR BRANDS REGULAR OR KING SIZE al s1 ons 1 Skirt; 2nd, Stray Cats. Speaking " .la',:ces We congratulate John K.albfleisch, a Grade 8 stu- dent who won the Huron District Public Speaking competition this month. John will now proceed to the rna street lights 25 years ago, and the township decided to pay 50 percent of the, cost. At the same time Gordon Hill was campaigning among farmers m the province for one organization to represent their interests. Guests with the Chessells for all or part of Easter weekend were family members from Stratford and Mrs. Margaret Cleland of Listowel, Bob Cleland of Toronto, Pauline Cleland of Welland and Cameron Jefferson of Waterloo. Marion and Jamie Tippet were home with the Dowsons for Easter. Joining them for dinner on Sunday at Margaret's were Tom and Barb Consitt and family. SUPER SPECIAL Western Ontario Regional Final at Barrie on April 17. Science Fair On March 31, the students of Grades 6, 7 and 9 held a science fair in the gym featuring a wide and in- teresting variety of models and experiments. The winners were: Grade 8: Physics - first, Jeannette Keyes and Martha Hook; se- cond, Kendra Papple. Biology - first, Roxanne Martin; second, Dana K1oss and Julie Boyce. Grade 7: Physics - first, Cathy How and Corrie Sin - Ramon; second, Lon Faber and Kathy Rathwell. Biology - first, Lois liannendyk and 'Para Chaff; second, Linda Bumendyk and Kelly Bran- don. Grade 6: Physics - first, Brent Weber; second, Shawn McCleachey and David Lawson. PD Day On April 29 parents are in- 1Vews from Kispen By Rena Caldwell The 4-H Heritage Club meeting was held March 29 at Vanastra Curling Club. Title pages were completed and party plans were discussed: Decorations Committee - Lori LeBeau, Janice Moffat, Food Com- mittee - Julie Townsend, Karen DeJong, Yvette Pridhomme, Entertainment Committee - Lynn Moffat, Dallas. - Julie Suzanne Photographer Townsend. Lesson was from Hot Spices to ones you could hardly taste. Cooking was in progress and members made Strawberry Milk Shake and Jamaican meat patties, gingerbread and Kima. vnted to join teachers at a Professional Development Day at Howick Central Public SchooL Two topics will be of special interest to parents including "We all want the -.t for our children." Information is available by calling the local school. Senior students will be busy during the following weeks preparing for the spr- ing concert to be held April 27 and 28. Mr. and Mrs. W.J.F. Bell have returned from Florida. John E. Caldwell is holidaying in California. Mrs. Lloyd Cooper has returned from visiting her sister in California. Quotable Quote One of the most amazing things ever said on this earth is Jesus' statement; "He that is greatest among you shall be your servant." Nobody has one chance in a billion of beine thought SUPER SPECIAL really great after a century has passed except those who have been the servants of all. 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CLIN'LON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1983— PAGE 9 Roxanne Martin, a Grade 8 student at Huron Centennial Public School, placed first in the biologic:: I divisor at the school's science fair held last week. (Rod Hilts photo) For Easter Seals Thanlcful tankful campaign Esso Dealers and Imperial Oil Limited expect to raise more than $80,111 for the Easter Seal Society on Saturday, April 9. For the third successive year, participating Dealers and Imperial Oil will hold their "Thankful Tankful" campaign to raise money for crippled children in Ontario. For every Litre of gasoline pumped on April 9, the Dealers and Imperial will contribute two cents (nine cents per gallon) to the Easter Seal Society. Con- tributions w; I' be for gasoline sold during the normal Saturday business hours. More than 500 Esso Dealers in Ontario have volunteered to make donations from their sales that se y. The funds will be used by local service clubs and the Society to provide services for handicapped children such as specialized nursing care, artificial limbs and diagnostic clinics. Last year, the Dealers and the Company donated about $50,000 and Bruce Miller, Ontario Retail Manager, expects to exceed that amount this April. "If more customers fill up on April 9th than we usually have, we could reach $100,011," said Miller. 0 ICE furniture and UCS rner of 1a rnpcg no H Mai Street 8tro *Use e plhoie' ® 'to Fiilk ®n 576 $ r theInge Feet free to browse ®round ll SPRING? s, we ,,. r- r l o NEW HOURS: OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK 9:00 A.M. TILL DUSK HANGING BASKETS & SHRUBS arriving daily!! Soo our lino selection of BOX PLANTS *Complete Nursery Stick *AIL types of fertilizers & insecticides We , re your complete GARDEN CENTRE OUR PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN LOWER!! ®flap I®P®® 070IflBod S w VES YOU $ $ $ BRICKMAN'S COUNTRY GARDENS RN Pl®. 1 Selwingville Let 24 Cm. 7 Ellice Twp. 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