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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-04-08, Page 7Men's Jogging Suits Sweat Shirts Underwer Work Wear P.x tits J,:ckets Shirts C:•:ver®IIs S cks During Hullett Central School's science fair, Mike Merner (back) took time out to explain his water cycle display to Earl Thomson, a Grade 2 student. Mike was one of the winners in the Grade 8 physical category. (David Ernslie photo) Hot dog day proceeds go towards field trips BLYTH - On April 3 the Blyth Public School held a hot dog day ending with a dance. The Grade 2 class and their families brought the desserts and Mrs. Kolkman was in charge of sales. Proceeds from hot dog day go toward field trips and purchases of special supplies. By Amber Gelwicks and Stephanie Lentz. Choir Visits Huronview On April 2, the senior choir performed for the residents of Huronview. The students sang familiar songs and recited their prize winning oral speeches. Following the performance, the choir The i3Qor Truth mingled with the residents and enjoyed juice and cookies provided by the staff. The choir is directed by Laurie Little and ac- CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987 • Page 7 companied by Shirley Vincent. By Sarah Allan and Chrystal Cucksey. Fluffy Feathered Friends The kindergarten class has been doing a study on farm animals. To add excitement to the study, Mr. Marsh brought 10, four- day -old chicks into the classroom on Friday. Nathan Hubbard said they were cute and soft and they looked funny. He also thought they made a lot of noise. James Lair said they were cute, soft, nice and cuddly and he liked petting them and he liked the noise. By Kevin Souch. Ten tables in play for last WI euchre By June Fothergill LONDESBORO - There were 10 tables in play for the last session of WI euchre for this season on April 3. June Fothergill had the ladies' high while Rachel Reihl had the lone hands. Helen Lawson had the low. For the men Harvey Dolmadge had the high, Allen Shaddick had the lone hands and Eric Anderson had the low Score. United Church News Greeting members to the United Church on April 5 were Rev. Snihur and Nick Whyte. The ushers were Nick Whyte, Jack Lee, Don McGregor and Len Archambault. Rev. Snihur gave the call to worship and the following announcements. The regular, junior and men's choir practice will be held on April 8 at 7:30 p.m. The UCW meeting will be held on April 13 at 1:30 p.m. There will be dessert and a silent auction. The thankoffering will be held '(Tr April 12 in Blyth. Grace Pymn will be the guest speaker. The junior youth group will meet on April 9 at 6 p.m. For children's time they sang a song. Rev. Snihur told them about raw eggs and hollow ones. The junior leader was Caron Snihur. The anthem was -sung with choir leader Marsha Szusz and organist Deanna Lyon. The sermon was then given. April 12 will be Palm Sunday, when several members will be received into the church. Personals A speedy recovery is wished to Dora Shob- brook, Reta Kelland and Ruth Shaddick who are patients in Clinton Public Hospital. Song Fest A large crowd attended the seventh an- nual Song Fest -here on April 5. Bill Bromley was at the door, and the ushers were John Hoggart and Ed Salverda. The master of ceremonies was Rev. Dave Snihur and the organist was Deanna Lyon. The pianist was Marsha Szusz. After 0' Canada was sung, a number of groups gave an enjoyable concert. They in- cluded: Londesboro Junior Choir; The Pro- uty Family; Just Plain Folk; The King's Messengers; The Scott Family; Bryon and Brent Howatt. A hymn was sung, and John Jewitt played the. bagpipes accompanied by Barb Bosman. ' The evening closed wititahymn and lunch was provided after the concert. The Board of Stewards would like to thank all those taking part the concert, both per- formers and the audience. Special thanks to Elgin Penfound for arranging the evening. Explorers make blanket By Cheri Taylor LONDESBORO - On April 1 the Explorer girls went to Huronview to visit their adopted Grandmothers. The five first year girls met their grandmothers for the First time. The girls had their lap blanket finish- ed, so, after getting reaquainted. and show- ing off their new sashes with their stars on. Mary Gibbings made the draw for the knit- ted lap throw. Shelley Merner's grand- mother, Pat Thurlow, was the lucky winner. Cupcakes and juice were served by Cheri Taylor, Angela Horbanuik and Kelly Bosman. The girls ended their visit by tak- ing their grandmothers back to their rooms from the auditorium. th IlluIVllI'fMI' R 1 C E 's SALE IN HURON COUNTY You are a Winner with us NEW STOCK Men's Leather Hi -Cut Runners 525. - 535. 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