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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-04-12, Page 42116A THE"HURON.SIfPOSITOR,•.AI?RIL 19, 1989` 10/ESTEk�N N1FARtO wassommAsommemmL '11131410111 plans orm ive''rsa ry s NI Es '5274J5i6® .American Top'40MMusir4or-0uck & D'oes, Dances-tand,Bther.+Special Occasions :DISC JOCKEY SERVICE CountryGold& Rock`n`ReI r DISCO, POLKAS. WALTZES NEW LAZER DISC MUSIC GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS DANCER ANNIVERSARIES PARTIES ETC lD yr..-oxplDYRce .No lff gech.,ge 'eRaysFls - 887-6159 DAYTIME or EVENINGS AU:CK AND :D.OE. tor Wilma Van Dyk and Richard Hamming Sat., "April 22 8 p.m. -1 a.m. (tor more Information call 527-1435) This la another.of those weeks when mews is scarce. The :monthly Executive ineeting was field last Thursday but having been away there is nothing to report. Thursday, April 20 is the regular meeting at 8 p:m. This is election night so please try tmattend if at all possible. Zone Commander Steve'=Maquire willalso 'be in attendance. The Entertainment Committee is holding another of its popular Beef Barbecues on Saturday night with a dance to follow at 9 p.m. Tickets are available at the Branch, but please get them now. The '60th anniversary committee held a meeting and some of their dates are as follows. May 13 -1950 and 60s dance (Enter- tainment Comm.) ; May 27 - Mixed Golf Scramble (Sports); and May 28 - Legion Family Car Rally. In the following month there is a steak barbecue on Saturday, June 17, sponsored by the Affiliate members. There will be more on this later. On October 14 a musical called "Hits of the Blitz" is coming to play at the High School, spon- sored by the 60th Anniversary committee; and on October 21 a banquet will be held in honor of the founding of Branch 156. This is some of the entertainment the various com- mittees haveplanned for the rest of the year. LEGION NE, by Gordon °Scott Two bowlipg teams travelled to Fergus to play in. their mixed bowlingtournamentlast Saturday. One team came fourth which is bowling reasonably well. The bowling ban- quet for the Legion's bowling league will be held Saturday April 29 at the Legion. The Banquet for the mixed Dart league is planned for this Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Commercial Hotel. Don't forget the regular meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Bar Roster: April 19, E. Delvecchio; April 20, D. Rowcliffe; April 24, R. Wilson; April 25, D. Ste Marie; April 26, G. Osborn. BUCK DOSE tor Darlene Moore and Philip Menary 1 FRIDAY, APRIL 28 8 p.m. -1 a.m. For tickets call 527-1041 or 522-0508 Happy 14th DAVE THE DUD McNAWN April 18 BUCK 9<:D.OE Kelly Schmidt and Mike Van Drunerl SATURDAY, APRIL 22 8 pm at the Dublin Community Centre For Tickets Call 345!25 ♦ A 9 CRIME STOPPERS DONATION - At the Optimist Zone 2 meeting held Sunday in Seaforth, each of the Optimist Presidents from throughout the zone had cheques to support the Huron County Crime Stoppers program. Seen here (from left) are Lt. Governor Jack Bedard, Brussels president Don Crawford, Seaforth president Bill Holman, Bayfield president Matt Smith, Exeter president Jim MacGregor, and Clinton president Bill Crawford. Receiving the total sum of $300 is Ken Cardno, of Seaforth, Chairman of Huron County Crime Stoppers. Mr. Cardno told the assembled Optimists that Crime Stoppers, since the program began In March 1988, has resulted in 19 cases cleared, nine arrests, and $600 in rewards paid in Huron County Corbett photo 'Iron Centennial ;picks Super Kid of the Week BRUCEFIELD - In Grade 1 the Super Kid from April 10-14 at Huron Centennial School is Michael Morden. Next week's Super Kid is Nic Armstrong. In 1B, the Super Kid from April 3-7 was Brian Webster. His father and brother brought a baby calf to school. The Grade 3 students have been writing cinquaine poetry. The children have been looking forward to Mrs. Kemp (their volunteer) to teach them how to make their poems into pop-up books. Class 3B is working with Mrs. Carter and doing Take 45 projects. On April 7, 4B got to see Mary McClear. 4B is also learning about fractions and learning how to play volleyball. Grade 2B is planning to travel to an In- dian Village to get closer to the Indian way of life. Here is a story by Wendy Latimer: Easter Morning It was Easter morning. The mouse was looking for the mews. Little Jimmy was painting eggs and Sandy was making a bouquet for her mother. But where is bun- ny? No in the hole. Not in the barn. Where MAIN ST. WALTON Open Daily 10:30 am -11:00 pm could he be? "Look!" said Sandy. "He is going from house to house and delivering eggs. This limerick is by Chris Morrison: There once was a bunny, Who looked very funny, He jumped to town, With his overalls down There once was a bunny named Fred. Carrie Courtney's story shows some signs of spring: Spring Is Here Spring is here, I know, I know A leaf just told me so. Spring is here, I know, I know, A blade of grass just told me so Spring is here, I know, I know, The sun just told me so. Spring is here, I know, I know, A bud on a flower just told me so. Cali Heather or Neil wityour news tipsy 5.27.0240. Spring is here, I know, I know, Raindrops just told me so. School News Grade 6B is studying Japan in Social Studies. They choose a topic, and then choose a card under that topic. In art they are working on wildlife posters, which are judged by the Ministry of Natural Resources. The 6's are also working on Novel Studies which include "three iii's" and some of their own books. They read a novel followed by an activity card which in- volves plot, theme, setting, conflict, characterization, vocabulary and creative writing. After all of the activities are done they have an evaluation with Mrs. Ryckman and she gives them their overall mark. The Science Fair has come and gone, br- inging with it exceptionally good results: Grade 7 Biological, first, Shane Pounder and Lucas McMillian; second, Silke Aisen- preis; third, Cindy Carter and Julie Betties. Physical, first, Kevin Jones; second, Tina Grainger and Sara Gingerich; third, Stephen Cheverie. Grades Biological, first, Heidi Martin and Dean- na Ford; second, Sasha Hills; third, Kris McNaughton. Physical, first Candace Cooper; second, Bonnie Banerman; third, David McCowan. Submitted by: Tina Grainger, Julie Steckle, Beverly Lefaive). Welcome Back THURS. - SAT(Matinee 4-6):,, , :,., .,„ VERS' A London .Based .Band With An Extremely Strong Showing of 60's Through 80's ROCK `N' ROLL. T 1 f00 M< SHAPAVO' '�ON1 N CONT 6 4 :tERtA:LI H TE L Seaforth 527-098c BUCK DOE for LINDA .POPPE BROOK ESINNAM,ON :SAT., APRIL 29 for information Call 1454437 Seaforth 'Harmony Kings 7th Annual barbershop 5how "MAROONED" SHOWTIMES: Saturday, April 22, 1989 at 1:59 p.m.Matinee.and 7:59 pm. Seaforth :and District Comm. Centres COR TICKETS CALL: Seaforth Insurance Brokers or 482-7763; 527-1076; 524-9223; 348.9501;.236.4705. Member of Ontario District Association of Chapters. The Seaforth Harmony Kings financially support the Harmonize For Speech Fund. GOT ¥A! Happy 18th °Birthday JENNIFER -HORNE APRIL 13 STAG For Tony Kragh Nielsen at Knights of Columbus Hall, St:'Colnmban SAT., APRIL 22, 1989 Luncheon Served 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. BUCK & DOE Debbie Weidernttart and Gory O'Reilly SATURIJ AY. APRIL 29 Dublin Community Centre Mone by J.J. . QUEENS la " AEAFORTFI ONE NIGHT ONLY THURS., APRIL 20 IN - ONCERT $2.00. ADVANCE, .$3.00.AT THE DOOR :FRIDAY t& SATURDAY LOCAL TALENT IROX MERE TOBOCK THEIR HOME TOWN Margaret Van Dyk wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter Wilma to Rich Hamming son of Kornelis & Grace Hamming of Kitchener. The wed- ding will take place on Saturday, April 29th at 3:00 p.m. at St. James Roman Catholic Church in Seaforth. Thought 1 Forgot, -Eh? From The Sailer iFRI. - THURS., APRIL 21 - 27 7..& 9:15 P.M. 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