HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-05-06, Page 12Page 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1987
25th anniversary
celebrations set
On Sunday, May 3, the Rev. Lorne Keays
presided in the pulpit of St. Andrew's, and
preached a sermon entitled "A Time to
Laugh". Kippen United Church Women will
hold a 25th UCW anniversary celebration in
the church on Tuesday, May 12 at 8 p.m.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Grace Pym of
Exeter.
Mark on your calendar June 7. This will be
the date for the annual youth anniversary
service for the Kippen-Brucefield charge, to
be held at Brucefield Church at 11 a.m. on
Sunday, June 7. This service will be followed
by the annual charge picnic.
PERSONALS
Al and Margaret Hoggarth travelled to Ot-
tawa on Tuesday, April 28 to visit with their
son Greg. On Wednesday they viewed the
tulip beds, toured the agricultural rnuseuin,
and houses of parliament and while in the
parliament buildings they were able to sit in
the visitors gallery to listen in on the discus-
sion of the farm issue which members of
parliament had been debating about all the
previous night. At the same time there was
a demonstration on Parliament Hill against
the use of super mailboxes. Wednesday
afternoon they toured the Royal Canadian
Mint. No free samples were given out! On
Thursday before returning home the Hog-
gar-th's drove around the school in Kemp-
tville where Greg had been teaching for four
months. Grey has now returned to the
University of Waterloo for a four-month
study term,
Kippen Gun Club News
The club welcomes any new members
who enjoy shooting. They meet every Tues-
day evening and start between 6:30 and 7
p.m.
The following is the list of shooters and
their scores for the meet of April 28:
Jack Mills, 25; Brad Mann, 25; Paul Mid-
dleton, 25; Lloyd Venner, 24; Al Kyle, 24;
Ken Whetham, 23; Harrison Schock, 23;
Paul Mellor, 23; Grant McGregor, 23.
Wayne McBride, 22; Kevin Clark, 22; Ed
Steegstra, 22; Paul Lamb, 22; Steve Venner,
21; Bert Mahaffy, 21; Glen Mogk, 21; Bill
(Fisher, 21.
Lloyd Haskell, 20; Roy Lamport, 20; Jim
Butcher, 19; Gladys McGregor, 19; Bart
Postom, 19; Scott Mellor, 18; Neil Voskamp,
18; Scott Bell, 17; Bob Langdon, 15.
On May 8, one of these couples will be crowned king and queen of Central Huron Secon-
dary School's spring formal, At The Stroke Of Midnight. Vying for the title are ( back,
left), John Lambers, Kevin Scrimgeour, Ron Ladd and Mark Denomme. (Front, left)
Kim Hayter, Kerry Schmidt, Tracy Potter and Gwen Holland. Absent from the photo are
Nina Potter and Scott Townsend. ( Anne Narejko photo)
More poets than you think
Occupation: poet. One might think that
few people would report that they would
report that they worked in the arts when fill-
ing out a questionnaire. However. Statistics
Canada tells us that at the time of the 1981
Census, nearly 280 000 Canadians stated
that they were working in occupational
categories associated with the arts.
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celebrates with style
By Donald Broadfoot
BRUCEFIELD - On April 16 the halls of
Huron Centennial School were full of Easter
related activities much like a play day. The
primary students enjoyed these activities
which were organized by the student council
members. Some of the stations were: bean
bag toss into a basket, an obstacle course,
egg dyeing, egg blowing, making egg
automobiles, and decorative mobiles.
Everybody seemed to have fun.
Armed with trusty tape recorder your
reporter collected these comments. Ryan
said, "I like this a lot." "I'm working with
egg carton caterpillars and enjoying it,"
said Sarah Gingerich. "It's fun," added
. Melody Turner. "The kids are enjoying it,
and I am too," Jody Horton stated.
Authors' Day
No sooner had students finished science
fair projects, than they were busy at writing
stories. Special sized paper was cut by the
paper cutter to suit each person's different
book. Next step was to write the story in
their very best on these pages. Illustrations
and title pages were designed. Covers were
done in an art period. Language, art, and
library classes were involved.
An author, Mary Alice Downie. visited
and talked about her work. The teachers
selected the best books from each class.
These students represented the school at
the Exeter Regional Author Day: Michael
McCowan wrote about The Great Computer
Caper; Kate Papple-Moving Day; John
Burton -Fluffy Leaves Fluffdom: Hayley
Linfield -Mortimer Mouse and the Three
Little Elves: Niki Phillips -All in a Sum-
mer's Day; Kris McNaughton -Emma Jean;
Danny Purdon-Inspector Time; Duc Luong -
The Very Fat Cat; Jill Carnochan-The Col-
our Book; Heather Laurie -Where's My
Puppy.
Along with Mrs. Carter and Mr. Sidi''t
sema, they enjoyed their day at Exeter. One
person said that the best part was playing on
the playground equipment. '
Twenty Years And Counting
This is the title of Huron Centennial's Spr-
ing Show. The school is twenty years old. In
their anniversary year they are featuring
parts of the previous shows. Everyone from
Grade 5 to 8 has worked on this production.
Odds And Ends
During the week of May 19 the Grade 7s
will be visiting Camp Sylvan for outdoor
education. Let's hope- the weather will be
decent.
The school shirts have arrived. Look-
alikes are everywhere.
It's time to get ready for track and field
and softball games. Last days of preschool
are May 13 and 27.
Happy birthday
•frontage 11
April anniversary, Bob Stirling; April bir-
thday, Martin Van Ninhuys; lucky chair,
Edward Deeves. The draw winners were
Cheryl Beer, second Muriel Grigg, third
Mary Trick.
Happy Birthday to Jason Tideswell on his
first birthday. His mom and dad had a par-
ty. Grandparents Lois and Edward Wise
and Mr. and Mrs. Tideswell attended the
party.
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