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This swarm of high sabot students from Guelph, Listowel, Mit-
chell, Exeter and Clinton packed the gym at Central Huron Secon-
dary School on February 27 to practice for the Fifth Annual Winter
Music Festival. Conducting this group was Denise Narcisse-Mair.
The concert was held at the school that evening. (David Emslie
photo)
Rev. Bonnie Lamble leads service
WALTON - The morning service at Duff's
United Church, was in the charge of Rev. Bon-
nie Lamble assisted by Sherry Hoegy, as Lay
Reader who read scripture lessons. Marilyn
McDonald was at the door. Organist was Glen-
da Carter. Ushers were Ron McCallum, Mur-
ray Dennis and Jim McDonald. Rev. Bonnie
Lamble's sermon was Staying on the Moun-
tain. Announcements of coming events were
given out.
The Board meeting for this month was held
at the home of Paul and Dianne McCallum.
The junior choir is to meet on March 5 at 4:15
p.m. The general U.C.W. meeting will be at the
church, on March 4 at 7:30 p.m. March 6 will
be the World Day of Prayer at Brussels
Cathlolic Church.
Next Sunday is the First Sunday of Lent,
and the Sacrament of Holy Communion. The
confirmation class is to meet in the afternoon
and the Youth Group at 7:30 p.m.
4-H Club Meets
The second meeting of the 9-H project, Sur-
viving with Style, met at the house of one of
the leaders, 'Mary Baan on February 24.
Opening with the 4-H pledge, members
answered the roll call, "What was your
favorite eating away from home?".
They then talked about feeding habits and
if the food we eat is nutritious and of
reasonable calorie content.
Home activities include ranking off four
days of meals and see how they measure up
to the Canada Food Guide.
Members are to prepare a meal for their
families.
The election of officers took place at the
first meeting at the home of Karen Hoegy. It
includes; president - Sherry Hoegy, vice-
president - Danny Blake, secretary - Glenda
Carter, press reporter - Heather Baan. There
are six members in the club.
Euchre Held
Thursday evening euchre at Walton hall had
eight tables in play. Winners were: high lady
- Dorothy Townsend, Seaforth; second high -
Doreen Hackwell; low - Ann Smith, Brussels;
High man - Emerson Mitchell; second high
- Iona McLean, Brussels (playing as a man) ;
low - E. Quipp, Brussels. Lucky table - Rachel
Riehl, Jack Simpson, Roberta Simpson and
Bill McClelland. Lucky cup - Rachel Riehl,
Seaforth.
Hostesses were Viola Kirkley, Leona
McDonald and Alberta Stevens. Next euchre
is March 26.
About People
Robert Johnson, Wingham; Mrs. Colin
McKarney and daughter Colleen of Bendigo,
Australia and Is�abelle Shortreed, Walton
visited on Tuesday -With Ken and Judy Shor-
treed and family. Mrs. McKarney the former
Ann Shortreed, daughter of the later Walter
and Isobel Shortreed enjoyed visiting her old
farm home.
Steven Huether, Toronto and John Huether,
Guelph attended the 85th birthday of their
grandmother, Ruby Webster at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes in Clinton.
Stanley Township to canvass for CPH
By Mary Chessell
VARNA - A canvass for the Clinton
Hospital building fund for the obstetrical
wing will be held during the week of April 27.
Fourteen volunteer canvassers are needed
for Stanley Township. Residents are for-
tunate to have this well-equipped hospital in
the community. Since the new emergency
department wa3 built, patient services have
increased. Shelley McPhee Haist's column
last year on conditions she found when her
baby was born also bears out the need for
Dennis Mount wins at
legion public speaking
CLINTON — The annual public speaking
competition was held at the Legion Hall
here on February 25. An otherwise suc-
cessful evening was marred by a serious er-
ror in the placings of the Senior speakers.
The proper order of finish in the senior
category is: first — Dennis Mount, Huron
Centennial; second — Nicole Garon, St.
Joseph's; third — Karin Dykstra and Jen-
nifer Tyndall hied). Those affected have
been notified.
The Junior event was won by Jody Fisher
of Huron Centennial. She was followed by
Nancy Lobb, Holmesville in second place
and Chad Thibeault, Vanastra in third.
Branch 140 apologizes for any distress
caused by their error in the senior division.
Zone C will hold its speak -off on March 7.
in the Legion Hall, Kirk Street, commencing
at 10 a.m. First place winners of the Branch
Contest will speak in the afternoon register-
ing at 1 pm. and competing at 1:30 p.m.
Secondary school competitors will register
at 9:30 a.m. to speak at 10 a.m.
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A small owl is frequently seen in the area
of Harold Peck's shop in Varna, where it
stays in a hole in a tree. Jim Kirton found it
roosting near the entrance to his store
recently and took some photos of it, From
one of them, Jervis Photo -Pros did a glosg-
up which Jim has in the store.
Don and Deb Rathwell enjoyed a week's
vacation in the sunny 30 degree climate of
Cuba. They had good food, found the people
friendly, and enjoyed the company of a cou-
ple from Toronto. They spent one evening at
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Papermache snowman
By Joan McLachlan
VANASTRA The ,kindergarten kids
have finished making their paper mache
snowman named Mr. Happy. He is brighten-
ing up their classroom.
They have been doing snow activities in
the classroom as well. They also enjoyed
their sliding time out on their special snow
hill. When they came back in they were
warmed up with hot chocolate and
marshmallows.
By Lai R.
The Grade 2 are studying about Clifford
the -Big Red Dog and other dogs. They are
doing stories and activities.
By Dog
By Shannon Embling
One day my mom bought me a dog. He
was small. I was so nice to him. We named
him Mugs. A few weeks later he got spring
fever and ran across the field. Before that
Kim took him for a walk. She broke her arm.
She had to wear a cast for four weeks.
Dog
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Sally said, "I love my pet dog. He is so
fast. I like my cat but I like my dog the best.
I like when my dog licks me."
His name is Clifford and his owner is Sal-
ly. They play a lot.
One day Clifford said, "I'm going toplay
with my ball."
`I'm going to play too" said Sally and the
cats.
On Tuesday the grade 2 class celebrated
Shrove Tuesday with games, activities and
by eating pancakes.
Dragons
By Kim Dixon
The Grades 1 and 2 have just started a unit
on dragons. From their ceiling, hangs a
huge, green dragon. I'm sure they'll have
fun, and learn as well.
Telephone Book Use
The Grade 3/4 class has been doing a unit
on using the telephone book. They are also
doing a unit on science experiments that
was started on February 25 and they are fin-
ding it very interesting.
Last week the class went to Hullett Con-
servation Area. There, they had a cookout
and then went skiing, snowshoeing and
sledding.
Art Work
By Judy Elliott
In art the Grade 7's are learning how to
shade with paint. First they had to shade
with charcoal, then with pastel, now they
are on a big winter scene with paint. It is
very hard but they enjoy doing it!
Ms. Walsh says they are doing a great job
and keep it lap.
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half inillion. In the tourist area, American
dollars were the preferred currency, rather
than their own pesos or Canadian dollars.
Cheque Presentations
A successful family dance was held on
Friday night at the Stanley Township Com-
plex. A highlight of the program was the
presentation by ri T-lill 03 the profits
front► the se§quibgflWji3Ol ,t9.. Mr...(rieve,
chairman of the fund raising committee for
Ronald McDonald House in London. to Don
Simons for Clinton Public Hospital's
obstetrical wing, and to Lowell Mount and
Clarence Rau, representing the Stanley
Recreation Commission, for playground
equipment. Over $5,000 was given for_each
project.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
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Agriculture will meet on Tuesday,
March 10, at 8:30 at Hullett Cen-
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Wild Life Conservation Area.
Guest Speaker Glen Sturgeon of
the Conservation Area.
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