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A16 -, THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 6, 1987
Authors' D�v.
BY DONALD BROADFOOT
On April 16 the halls at Huron Centennial
School were full of Easter related activities
much like a play day. The primary students
enjoyed these activities which were organiz-
ed by the student council members.
Some of the stations were bean bag toss
into a basket, an obstacle course, egg •dye-
ing, egg blowing, making egg automobiles
and decorative mobiles. Everybody seemed
to have fun.
Armed with a trusty tape rec order, 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 -V ikTidc y T
"The kids are enjoying it, and I am too,
released many talents
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; Hayly Lin-
field, Mortimer Mouse and the Three Little
Elves; Niki Phillips, All in a Summer's
Day;. Kris McNaughton, Emma Jean; Dan-
ny Purdon, Inspector Time; Duc Leong, The.
Very Fat Cat; Jill Carnochan, The Colour
Book; Heather Laurie, Where's My Puppy.
Along with Mrs. Carter and Mr. Siert-
sema, they enjoyed their day at Exeter. One
person said the best part was playing on the
urner: playground equipment.
Judy Horton stated.
AUTHORS' DAY
No sooner had we finished Science Fair
projects, and we were busy at writing our
stories. Special sized paper was cut by the
paper cutter to suit each person's different
•book.
Next step was to write our story in our
very best on these pages. Illustrations and
title pages were designed, Covers were done
in an art period: Language,art and library
ciasses'were •involved.
An author, Mary Alice` Downie; visited'
TWENTY YEARS AND COUNTING
This was•the title of Huron Centennial's
Spring Show. Our school is 20 years old. In
our anniversary year we featured, parts of
the previous .shows. • ,
ODDS AND ENDS
During the week of, May 19, the Grade • 7
class will be visiting Camp Sylvap, for out-
door education, They are hoping for decent,
weather.
'NO, the duplicating machine is not on the
blink. The school shirts have artived.'Look-
alikes are everywhere.'
Former resident celebrates 94th
Mrs. Malcolm McK. '.0 (Lillian) was
honoured by her family on the occasion of
her 94th birthday April 27 with a dinner par-
ty at Bayfield Village Inn. on Saturday even-
ing and a reception on Sunday afternoon
from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m, at Huronview Lodge in
Clinton, where Mrs. McKellar is a resident.
Present for both occasions were her son
and two daughters and their spouses: Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McKellar of Brampton,
Ontai io; the Rev. and Mrs.' Richard H.
Williams (Margaret)' of Hendersonville,
N.C.; Dr. and Mrs. H.J. Williams (Isabel) of
St. Paul, Minnesota. Six of her eight grand-
children, and five of her 13 great grand-
children were also present. •
As well as family members and relatives,
friends of many. years attended the recep- '
tion to extend their good wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McKellar were
residents of Seaforth for many years. Mr.
McKellar died in 1974 and Mrs. McKellar re-'
mained in the family home on Goderich St.
until poor health made living alone impossi-
What bus driver collects wrestling
stickers and cheers for the Maple Leafs?
It's time to get ready for track and field
and softball games.
Last days ,of preschool are May 13 and
May 27. And the last one has a bus.ride and a
big surprise.
Beane is delegate
Ontario's delegate ;to the National 441
Careers Conference will be Steyen Beane of
RR 1, Brucefield. •
Steven was selected from 90' other
delegates'from across Ontario. that attended
the Provincial 4 H Leadership—Camp—in—
March.
' The National 441 Careers Conference will
be held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, October
10th -18. Delegates for the National 4-11 Con-
ference, National 4-H Citizenship Seminar
and USA National 4-H Conference will be
selected from the June 4-H . Leadership
camp delegates. '
Steven is a member of the Kippfield 4-H
Beef•Calf Club. .
Mrs. Colen>ian 90
Mrs. Russell Coleman celebrated her 90th
birthday on. Sunday, May 3 at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law Emerson and
Audrey Coleman, Tuckersmith : Township.
Mrs. Coleman resides with her 'husband
Russell on Victoria St.,Seaforth. The couple.
also have two daughters whp were in atten-
dance as well, Dorothy Talbot, Stanley
Township, and Hazel Hildebrand, Seaforth.
Many of the couple's nine grandchildren and
19 great grandchildren called during the day
to offer congratulations.
ble. Forher years; Mrs, McKellar enjoys
SCOTT-MELVILLE
Hazel and Gordon Scott of RR 2, Staffa,
wish to announce the marriage of their
youngest daughter, Frances Helen to James
Albert Melville, son of Iola and the late
James D. Melville. The marriage took place
in London on Saturday, April 18, 1987, and
was officiated by Rev:Dr. George W. Groth.
comparatively good health and still 'retains
her keensenseof humour. She looks for-
ward to visits from her family and friends
and the daily arrival of mail.
Mrs. McKellar and her family wish .to ex-
tend special thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Knight of Hensall forarranging the
beautiful reception on Sunday' afternoon and
to all those who attended, and for the many
lovely floral arrangements, gifts and cards.
Seaforth-Walton Public
School Express
SPS students extend welcome
Welcome to country living...This was the
invitation that went out from the Seaforth
Public School, as students from Grades 6, 7
and 8 entertained family and friends at a
spring concert entitled, "Country
Jamboree".
Each classroom organized a presentation
On the theme, resulting in a• wide range of
musical, dramatic and dance routines.
As well, talented individuals performed
using some of the skills they've developed
through private music or dance lessons.
• Grade 7SH introduced •the gala with a
presentation entitled "Up Town and Down
Home", highlighting the urban and rural
blend of the Seaforth community. Mrs. Mor-
ton's skits were entitled, "The Party Line','
and "The Doctor's Office", with one set in,
the country, the other . in town. Mrs.
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