The Huron Expositor, 1978-10-05, Page 12Lbrary News: A new systein
oflibrary monitors is proving
most beneficial. Each stu-
dent from Grades four to
seven will spend some time
as library monitor. Many
have already been intro-
duced to the new system.
Each week one monitor
receives the honour of being
"Library Monitor of the
Week". Each honoured
monitor -writes a paragraph
about library monitoring and
has a photograph taken. Both .
their paragraph and their
photograph are mounted in
the library for a week.
Area, wedding
BLAKE—TAYLOR
Marilyn Taylor, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor,
R.R.1, Brucefield and Randy Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Blake of Holmesville, were married in Brucefield .
United Church on Sept. 30 in a double ring ceremony.
Rev. McMullen officiated at the ceremony. The bride was
given in marriage by her father. The maid of honor was Pat
Taylor, cousin of the bride, of R.R.2, Kilworthy and the •
bridesmaids were Joan Taylor, sister of the • bride, of
Clinton; Linda Blake, sister of the groom, of Holrnesville
andJackic Taylor, sister of the bride, of R.R .1, Brucefield.
The groomsman was Rod Pepper of R.R. 2, Bayfield,
friend of the groom; and the ushers were Doug Reid of
Varna, cousin of the groom; Steve Taylor, of R.R.1,
Brumfield, brother of the, bride and Rick Blake of
Edmonton, Alberta, brother of the groom. The flower girl
was Jennifer Pollock 'of Vanstra, niece of the' bride. The
organist was Mary .Moffatt. Following the wedding, a
reception and dance was held at the Pineridge Chalet,
Hensall. Guests attended' from NewtOnville, Edmonton,
Kilworthy, Lucknow and Nile. The couple will reside at 177
Albert Street, Clinton. (Photo by Phillips).
12 — THz HURON EXPO ITOR, OCTOBER 5, 1978
Huron Centennial news
New librat•
Walton' ladies at. WI rally
Attending the 27th, Huron
County Women's Institute
Rally on Monday. October 2,
1978 held in the Londcsboro
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making pellets.. This was
found very educational and
enjoyed by all.
On Friday, Septcniber 22
the grade eight class again
left ,the school for a trip to
Boven's Poultry and Pig
Farm i.nKinburn. Mr. Boven
has. about 2,000 pigs and 14
to 1,500 chickens. All of
these trips were part of a
science unit on farming.
Plowing Match
On Thursday, September
28 grades 1 to 8 took a field
trip to the International
Monitors •• winning this,
honour were: Lance Bearss,
Darryl Finnigan, and Ray-
mond Heyink.
Grade eight's are busy in
art classes these days decor-
ating boobs jackets to bright-
en up the fiction books in the
library.
Grade seven's are putting
together a book of "Gwyn-
nisms". Everyone is wel-
come to browse through their
book when it is completed.
Our preschool story hour
will be beginning its fifth
year on Wednesday, October
4 from 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. All
preschoolers and parents arr
invited to come along ant
join for some stories anc
some crafts.
Students' Council: The week
of September 18 brought
about the excitement of the
classes from Grade 5 to 8
electing their class repre-
sentatives for Students'
Council. A -vigorous camp-'
aign was carried out by four
'Grade 8 representatives who
were all seeking the office of
President for our 1978-79
school year. All candidates
gave their campaign
speeches on the morning of
Thursday, September 21 and
`then the Grade 5 to 8 student
body voted for their choice of
candidate. Huron Cent-
ennials 1978-79 Students'
Council is as follows: Pres.
Faye Carnochan; Vice Pres,
Clare Davidson; Secretary
Julie McBeath; Treasurer
Jeff McKellar; Class Reps.
Paul .Hoggarth, Jim. Parsons,
Sherry Chuter, Dean Arms-
strong, John Wooden,
Estella Wilson, Kathyqurn- '
bull, David Moffatt, Bonnie
Turner, David Telford. It
looks like a very good year!.
Steven Caldwell in Grade 3
has an unfortunate injury to
his eye while at home, At
present he is in Victoria
Hospital, London. We all
miss Steven and hope he will
soon be back at school.
Gerry McGregor is back to
school with a cast on the
wrist he broke playing
soccer.
Open house will be held at
Huron Centennial School on
Thursday, • October 12, at
7:30 p.m. Parents will be
able to meet their child's
teacher while the children
watch a movie in the evm. A
Slide PrF•Ptorrtion about. our
new "Adventure Play-
ground" will be shown in the
Staff Room.
This week, Mr. LLaye and
Mr. Kemp and their Grade 5
classes are, going to the
Bannnekl)urn Wildlife
Management Area, to learn
more about a natural habitat
ana to,observe differences in
plant life.
On Friday, September 22,
Mts. Demers' class went to
the Seaforth Fair. "We saw a
parade with pretty floats and
marching hands. The queen
was 'wearing a pretty crown
and she was riding in a
convertible. Some clowns
gave us candy. Next, we
visited 'Old MacDonald's
Farm'. Many of the animals
were nervous because the
people were strangers. We
saw dairy products, corn
displays, and nice green
hay." '•
The students of Grade 8
will be spending a few days
at Camp Sylvan this week.
Mrs. Swan's and Mrs.
Kirton's Grade 1 classes will
be visiting McClvmont's
welt read, by the secretary
Mts. Lorne Lawson. Mrs.
Ann •Agar gave the
Treasurers report in the
absence of Miss Janet Cluff,
the treasurer.
A letter was read from
Evart College asking for
continued support and a
donation authorized.
A duet "There's music
the. Air" was sung by
Edythe Coleman and
Edith cMillan
companied by Mrs. Crouch
Apple Orchard near Varna on
October 11.
The delicious aroma of
applesauce was cv ident in
the Kindergarten classroom
last week.
Adventure Playground
"The students at Huron
Centennial School are lucky
to have an Adventure Play-
ground. It if full 6f excite-
ment". by Christine Cooper,
Gr. 4.
'We have forts made of
w&d.' also a balance beam,
steps to jump off , and
tire-swings made of tires and
chains. We go crown tune-
slides; when you get to the
bottom, if you touch the
bottom bolts, you twill.
siva" - by Mavis. Turner,
Grade 4.
"Through 'the summer,
People Used wood, tires,
poles, chains, etc. to make
this all possible. When all
the' climbers and things are
full you have • a game of
soccer on one of our litany
soccer fields. Sure you, get
dirty, but it's fun." - by
Steven Beane, Grade 4.
"I like the playgroand now
but it wasn't as goad last
year. I like the tunnel slide,
when it is raining I got in it."
, by Jennifer Taylor, Grade 2
"I like to play on the tire
best because the tire bumps -
on the posts." by Carrie
Lynn, Grade 2
"I like to jump and. hang -
onthe hanging tires. I t is fun
to slide' through the tube
slide.' by Kathleen Verhoef,
Grade 2
"The most' exciting thing
about the playground is the
round slide and the tire
tubes." by Patty Dalrymple,
Grade
"I think the new play-
ground is good because
instead of just standing,
around waiting for a swing or
talking with a teacher' you '
can play on anything any-
time." by Bonnie Turner,
Grade 5
On Thursday, September
21 the grade. eight class'
visited the Londesboro. Seed
Cleaning Plant. The class
• was shown how straw was
separated froM seed. They
enjoyed- the• trip very much..
Also on Thursday, the
grade eight class went to
T.B. Allen's Mill to see how
the machines there run and
to see what • ome of the
switches there Were used for....
They then went to the boiler
room to seethe procedure of
Hullett' Central News
Plowing Match. All classes
enjoyed it thoroughly and
learned a great deal from the
trip.
Class. Representitives
This year at Hullett one or
wo pupils were elected from
:ach class for the Students
2ouneil.' Their jobs are to
report to their class what"
goes on at the meetings.
They will try to attend each
meeting.
First Chruch Ladies • Aid
met, Oct. 3rd at 2:30 p.m.
The president Mrs. .Ann
A!,:r opened the meeting
with a Thanksgiving prayer.
Mrs. Doreen Coleman read
a Poem "Falling Leaves"
written by Isabelle Graham
and another poem "Which
Way', Hymn 444 Come, We
that Love the Lord was sung.
The Scripture Lesson was
read by Mrs. Esther Thomp-
son taken from Psalm 145.
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Arrangements were made
for the bazaar on Nov. 4 at 3
p.m.
Mrs. Ann Agar introduced
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott, who
showed pcitures and gave a
very interesting summary of
their trip to England and
Scotland this past June arid
July. Mrs. Jas. F. Scott gave
the courtesy remarks and
presented them with a gift.
Mrs. Rev. Duke invited the
members and guests to the
manse and served lunch.
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coating, tinted glass complete, light group, wire
wheels. .1
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