HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-12-17, Page 7A 24 foot sundae, consisting of 24 litres of ice cream, six cans of whip cream, two jars of
cherries, two large cans of milk mate and two packages of nuts didn't last long when the
Grade 6 and 8 classes at Hullett Central School dug in: The classes tied for selling the
•most magazines. Here Shawn Rutledge does his share of eatting the winnings. (Anne
Narejko photo)
Grade 3 class visits
Lampton Heritage Museum
By Jennifer Nott, Julia de Jong ,
and Michelle Govenlock
HULLETT TWP. -Last week the Grade 3
class went to Grand Bend to the Lambton
Heritage Museum. There they saw a real
pioneer log cabin. They learned how the ear-
ly pioneers celebrated Christmas.
Seven Classes See Play
On Friday, classes from kindergarten to
Grade 6 went to see a play at the Blyth
Theatre called A Prairie Boy's Winter. They
all enjoyed it greatly.
Christmas Measuring
' This year the Grade 2 class is doing their
school work on the theme of Christmas (to
fit the appropriate time I. For math, they
are measuring presents and candy canes
and they are also working on the aspects of
art and language.
Sugar and Spice
The Grade 1 class made gingerbread for a
treat. They made them themselves, and
then decorated them.
Electricity
Also last week a man from Ontario Hydro
named Bill Allen came and visited the
Grade 5 and 6s on Thursday and the Grade 7
and 8s on Friday. He talked to the Grade 5
and 6s about basic energy and to the Grade 7
United
Church
basement
decorated by
losing side
N
allett
Central
Happenings
and 8s about renewable energy.
The Gigantic Sundae
The Grade 6 and 8s enjoyed their reward
for selling the most magazines on December
11. Their reward was a 24 foot sundae. For
this they used 24 liters of vanilla ice cream,
six cans of whipped topping, two bags of
nuts, two packages of cherries and two cans
of chocolate syrup.
You can imagine that this huge sundae
was gone in a matter of minutes with 55 peo-
ple eating it. Anyways, they enjoyed their
prize greatly.
by Jennifer Nott,
Julia de Jong,
Michelle Govenlock.
By Betty McCall
WALTON — The basement of Duff's
United Church was decorated in the
Christmas, Theme for the supper.
Decorators were the losing side of the cop-
per contest. Margery Huether played
Christmas music at the piano as 27 sat down
to a potluck supper around tables with red
and green cloths, with Christmas Centre
pieces.
Christmas carols were sung with Doreen
Backwell as pianist. Olene Dennis read the
Nativity Journey followed by a reading by
Gloria Wilbee. Olene then read a poem.
Phyllis Mitchell gave a few interesting ar-
ticles on the New Version of Christmas. Of-
fering was received and dedicated. Olene
closed the devotions with prayers.
Marie Coutts presided for the business.
Minutes of last meeting were approved as
read by Audrey Hackwell. A thank you card
was read by the Houstons. Doreen Hackwell
gave the treasurer's report.
The 25th anniversary of the UCW will be
held January 11 with a special church ser-
vice. Heidi McClure and Marie Coults of-
fered to take up the offering. Members were
reminded of coming events. All future UCW
meetings in the New year will be evening
meetings at 7:30 p.m.'
January 4 is the installation of UCW of-
ficers at the morning service. The annual
congregation is January 18 beginning with a
pot -luck supper. There are eight young peo-
ple going to Toe Alpha on December 27 - 30.
The nominating committee brought in the
report of the officers for next year. Copper
contest leaders for next year •are Viola
Kirkby and Audrey Hackwell:
The gift exchange was led by Alice Searle
and Berva Watson, followed by a trivia con-
test conducted by Viola Kirkby; closing the
evening with a familiar Christmas Carol.
Executive for 1987
President - Marie McGavin; first vice-
president - Phyllis Mitchell; second vice-
president - Gloria Wilbee; treasurer -
Doreen Hackwell; secretary - Audrey
Hackwell; nominating committee - Marie
McGavin, Dorothy McNichol, Maxine
Marks. Social functions - Alice Searle, Max-
...MeMarks, MelvaFraser, Mary.Humphries,
Viola Kirkby. Pianist - Doreen Hackwell,
assistant - Edith Wey. Program - Edith
Wey, Olene Dennis, Audrey Hackwell, Viola
Kirkby, Dorothy McNichol.
Church News
• The third Sunday of Advent was observed
at Duff's United Church when Rev. Bonnie
Lamble was assisted in lighting the Advent
Candles, Peacle, Hbpe'and Joy by Leanne
McDonald, Trish 1,C1ark and ..Amanda
Workman.
The organist was Elva Wilbee, ushers
were Barry Hoegy, Keith Wilbee and Ray
Huether.
The youth group went caroling at
Callander Nursing Home in Brussels Sun-
day evening, then on to Bluevale Church for
a Christmas Party.
Family Christmas Eve service at
Bluevale United Church, will be held at 7:30
p.m.
The Sunday School Concert was held Sun-
day afternoon with a good crowd. Children
put on the program and Santa arrived to
pass out his usual bag of treats.
UCW holds cookie exchange at supper....
T.B. Allen Ltd. entertained their
employees with a dinner and dance at the
White Carnation Restaurant in Holmesville
on December 13. There were 55 people in
attendance.
Margaret Whyte returned home on
December 13 after spending two weeks in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Spending the weekend with John and
Helen Lyons, Sara, Tim and Michael was
John's mother Agnes Lyons of Lucknow.
• from page 6 Hosie Lee, Jason, unris, Ryan and Megan of
life long resident of I,ondesboro before mov Blyth, Barbara, Stewart Mustard, Sheldon
ing to Huronview. : and Aaron of Stratford.
Sympathy is expressed to Jim Jameison Christmas visitors on December 13 with
and family on the loss of his sister Isabel Marjorie ,. Tom , Lisa, Steve and Shannon
Colson of Clinton. She was 69.
Jim McEwing was admitted to Seaforth
Hospital on December 9.
Jack and Helen Lee held Christmas for
their family on December 13. In attendance
were Beverly Lee of Toronto, David and
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NOTICE
Ry -Lave 15-1979
It is illegal to park any motor
vehicle on Town of Clinton streets
between the hours of 1:00 a.m.
and 7:00 a.m. Any such vehicle
left iri a manner that obstructs
the maintenance of Clinton
streets will be towed away at the
owner's expense.
Ry -Law 2-1981
It is illegal to place snow onto the
travelled or plowed portion of
any Clinton street at any time.
Christmas. Tree Pickup
The Public Works Dept. will col-
lect used Christmas Trees on
Monday, Jan. 5, 1987 weather
permitting.
MARIE JEFFERSON'
CLERK -TREASURER
Duizer were Charlotte Bell of Huronview,
Lorne and Addie Hunking of Londesboro,
Murray, Kathy, Bradley and Becky Hunk-
ing of Goderich, Mark and Laurel Mitchell
of Clinton, Art, Joan, Todd, Tara and Alicia
Hunking of Exeter.
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