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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-05-18, Page 14ti { SCENES FROM 'SPREADING THE NEWS', a play performed by students from Grades 7 and 8 during the Sacred Heart School Spring Concert last week. The ca{vdents had parents laughing as they showed how FNS can get distorted through gossip in a small, Irish v.iiage. The play featured Tara Parker, Carol Bel anger, Rita Brophy, Murray Skinn, Lisa Parker, Brenda Richey, Doug Montgomery, Steven Skinn, noise Kumprev, Ann Marie Albers, Terrance Allen, L Karen Schwichtenberg, Mary Smits, Suzanne Fischer and Sean Kieffer. Scenery was by Sheila and Shirley Marklevitz, Wanda Dumont, Valerie McGlynn, Cindy Benninger; Suzanne Doerr and Corrie 'Rammeloo. Props were looked after by Scott Allen, Jim Hallahan, Kent Hallahan, Sean McGlynn, Clair Schmidt, Leon- ard Schmidt, Steven Wilhelm, Xay Hoa and Murray Houghton. Angela Benninger was in charge of cos- tumes. May 6, parents, StudentS and teacher§ gathered at Sacred Heart for at slcccessful spring concert. An added feature of the Cert this year was the lion of a new stage. Festival winners from Grades 1-8 sang their win,• Bing songs while students in the junior and intermediate divisions gave their speeches. An enjoyable play was performed by the Grade 7-8 class. The title of the play .was "Spreading the News". ' A number of French songs were sung by Grade 5-6. Various. props were Used to relay the meaning of the, various words. The evening concluded with parents being invited to go to the various classrooms. MUSICAL FESTIVAL A Sacred Heart Music Festival was held April 29 and judged by Mrs. Marie Douglas of F. E. Madill Sec- ondary School. Winners par- ticipated in the concert held May 6 during Education Week. They were: Grade 1 girl's solo, Sherry Dekker and Carrie Skinn; boy's solo, Darryl Hallahan, Ivan Skinn, Jason Kieffer and Jeremy McGlynn; Grade 2 girl's solo, Sheri Lyn Allen, . Mary Ann Hallahan, Tracey McInnes; boy's solo, Kevin Dekker, Joey Schmidt and Jason Steff ler ; Grade 3 girl's solo, Lori Belanger, .Pamela Nesbitt and Shannon Hallahan; boy's, solo, Jamey Koopman, Robert Vandenbroek and James Grubb; Grade 4 girl's solo, Kris Chandler, Laura Hallahan and Sheri and Shelley Marklevitz,; boy's solo, Dwight Hallahan, Patrick Bray, Brian Richey.and Jeffrey Sanders; Grades 5 and 6 girl's solo, Julie Koopman, Anne McGlynn, Diana Van- denbroek, Kerrie Bray,'Leah Kolas, Lori Parker and Jennifer Sanders; boy's solo, Billy, Kinahan, Murray • Foxton, Randy Schaefer, Paul 13rophy an' Gerald Benninger; `' i` Grades 5 Milt girl's duets, Kerrie'Bray, Anne McGlynn and Marlene' Albers and Tammy Kieffer; Grades 5 and 6 boy's duets, , A 1 0 Baptism' held at Donnybrdok. BELGRAVE -- The baptism of Michelle Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson took place at Donnybrook United Church on Sunday. Following the service rela- tives met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon for the dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred McPherson of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and Julie or Donnybrook, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haggitt, Chad and Michael of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bromley of Auburn, , Murray Thompson and Doreen Jefferson of Donnybrook, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Michelle Lynn, RR 3, Luck - now, Ellen Thompson of ,Donnybrook and Dave Errington of RR 2, Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. RickIHawley, Amy and Beth of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Jim • Taylor, Trisha and Sherry of RR 5, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon, Robert and Mar- garet Ann of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mali and Taylor of RR 3, Holyrood and' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor of Belgrave. Mt? > aul Arol y, Marr FQXton and Brian St ilex, MY Kinahan and Gerald Benninger. Grade 'i ItOrra solo, Tara Parker, Brenta t*y: and, Slheila Marklevita, ?at, McGlynn _-find _ 'Ann Albers; Grade ,8 gIrl'a so o, Carol Belanger, t Drop)r y a>tard Conte RalameteN Grade 7 and a boys solo; Sean Kieffer,' Terrence,An al dMurraySki ;' Grades 7 atld$ duets, Carol Belanger and U8a Parker; ". Karen en Swrchtenberg and Ann Marie Albers;.. Tara Parker and'. Valerie McGlynn; Sean Kieffer and Terrence Allen; Lisa Parker and CarolBelanger; Rita Brophy and Corrie Ram- meloo; am-meloo; Grade 7 and 8 double trio Lisa Parker, Carol Belanger, Tara Parker, Brenda - Richey, Sean Kieffer, Douglas Montgom- ery, Lasa Parker, Carol Bel- anger, Cindy Benninger, Corrie Rammeloo, Sean. Kieffer and Douglas Mont- gomery. SCIENCE FAIR Our third science fair was a huge success. There was a total off 22 different projects entered. The winners in the primary group were Healy Hallahan, Carrie Skinn and Mary Anne Hallahan. In the junior area, the winners were Jennifer Sanders, Billy Kinahan, Devin Schmidt, Doug .Ger- son, Lori Parker, Leah Kulas, Dianne Hallahan, Patricia Albers, -wight Hallahan and Patrick Bray. The winners in the in- termediate division were Murray Skinn, Scott and Terrence Allen, ` Angela Benninger and Sheila Marklevitz. The fair was concluded Thursday with a rocket demonstration by Scott and Terrence Allen. For persons ernployre i in the ajve. tobacco, newMmuml;Wagerates W !M� A farther increase till 0 into efI"el t i`prit 4 MINIMUM WAG ,�tl ,t�91 A t�119 Adlalt u '. .30 • • Student*` 2 45. n . *Sttude ®s -under 18 who}work/�2§$ho s p�yeryrweeks�or.less Burin. the' school term or work,f ull time•dur`'ing school holidays. A,La.I OWANCES. (weekly). Room .' Meals (each) (weekly). 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P6A1X2 TeI: (705) 949-3331 TIMMINS . 273 Third Avenue P4N 1E2 Tel: (705) 267-623f For toll free numbers check the govemment listings in your local telephone directory. Ministry of Labour Ontario Employment Standards Branch • Xti Sunday scholars receive awards Whitechurch — Several young people who are regular attenders at Chalmers Sunday School received awards during the Family Sunday worship service. First year pins were awarded to Tanya Rumble,_ Jarret Craig, Ryan Craig; second year wreath, Scott Rintoul; ... third year bar, Lana Craig, Karen" Pickard, Leanne Young, Joanne deBoer; . fifth year bar, Steven Rintoul, Hank Blom; seventh year bar, Brian Ross, Karen Elliott; eighth year bar, Stephen Blom; ninth year bar, Michael Irwin, Cora Blom; 12th year bar, Kendra Pardon. 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