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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-12-23, Page 6INUM 1',HIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY POOR °CU-NDITION Page 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1985 Dlyth Standar School's Christmas Concert highly rated 3y Kathy Bromley BLYTH - The Blyth Christmas Concert was held Thursday night in the gymnasium of the Blyth Public School. The weather co- operated with this performance, much bet- ter than for the dress rehearsal which was held Wednesday morning. The rehearsal was scheduled for senior citizens or anyone who couldn't attend Thursday night. It was also the student's opportunity to see all of the concert. The junior choir, under the leadership of Mrs. Robertson and accompanied by Mrs. Vincient on the piano, opened the show. They sang "A Hug Would Make My Day"; "The Night Before Christmas"; "Everywhere It's Christmas" and "I Love"... The kindergarten •class was next on the agenda and their performance centered around "Teddy Bears". They sang some songs pertaining to teddy bears 1 everybody had one accompanying them and did a recital. Mrs. Hoonard is their teacher. Grades 1 and 2 taught by Mrs. Battye and Mrs. Little, did a play on "Christmas in the Toy Store." Everybody was ideally dressed to represent numerous toys. Short •.otos were sung by various students throup hoot their show. The Grade 3 and 4 entertained with "Christmas in Other Lands" and showed various ways of celebrating Christmas and how it varied from country to country. The Grade 2 class then played -London Bridge" and "Jingle Bells" by means of something many of us can remember play- ing in -"Rhythm Band". Sweet .Season Warm thanks for your goodwill and support. • Happy Christmas to all! Randy° Lorna Fraser and Family BLYTH HULK FOOD Blyth 523.4789 The senior choir, under the direction of Mrs. Little, sang "When I'm Singing this Song", "Happiest Time of the Year", "Twelve Days After Christmas" "Little Sheep of Bethlehem", "You Needed Me" and "0 Holy Night". The final performance for the evening was "Christmas In Oz", done by the Grade 5 to 8. Numerous solos were sung throughout it. Much time and effort obviously had been devoted to this concert by both the teachers and the students. The colourful costumes and detailed settings also made the concert the highly rated evening that it was. QUOTE OF THE WEEK: The great secret of a sucessful marriage is to treat all ctlisasters as incidents and none of the in "cidents as disasters. Filter ueen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 1 We've cooked up a holiday message to our friends, "Have a Merry Christmas!" 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The choir performed many seasonal songs, putting the crowd in the' Christmas mood. ( Anne Narejko photo) Euchre tournament is held SUMMERHILL-- There were eight tables of euchre enthusiasts playing at the Swn- merhill euchre tournament on December 13. The winners ' were'. ladies' high = Irma. Crich; ladies'' low - Joyce Jenkins; ladies' lone hands Lorna Ellis; men's high - Bill Jenkins; men's low - Earl Blake; men's lone hands - Bill Gibbings. The raffle• winners were: Keith Tyndall, Garnet Wright and John Lyons. The next card party will be held on, December 27. ' community sympathy By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse on the death of her mother Virgie, 'widow of Roland Williams who died on December 15 at Ex- eter Hospital. She was 88. Harry Tebbutt was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on December 17 from a car - truck accident on County Road 25 near Auburn. Mrs. Russell Jervis, Mrs. Dave .Jervis, Becky and Craig of Clinton visited with Jean Scott on.December 17. A lar bee from the conununit.. en- ge num . joyed .�.., r�,...��..,�� concert at Hullett Cen- tralthe Christmas at Cen- tral School on December 19. Principal Ron Jewitt welcomed all to the concert. Pre - concert music was provided by the senior band with •B'arbara Bosman directing. Entertainment was provided by the Grades • 1 to 6 with dancing, skits, square dancing and songs. Everyone showed their apprecia- tion for the efforts of the students. • An error appeared in last week's Burns UCW meeting story. The church group donated $1,000 to the Londesboro Church ' and. not $100 as reported.. May the Blessings of Christmas Bring you Peace and Joy Throughout the New Year maconntem From the Management and Staff at SINCE 1894 THE ORIGINAL OLD MILL in downtown !Lyth Famous For Quality and Lew Prices