The Citizen, 1989-05-31, Page 14THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1989. PAGE 15.
CHSS cheerleaders jump for Hullett students
A hip idea
Putsomehipintoit, pitching coach Doug Neil of Wingham tells
Andrea Ruttan. The two took part in a pitching clinic held in
Walton Saturday morning.
School Editors: Lisa Finch and
Kerri Szusz
CHEERLEADERS
by Christy Scott
On Thursday, May 25, the
Clinton Huron Secondary Schools
cheerleaders came to Hullett. They
presented many things such, as
stunts, cheers and they showed us
many of their moves. We would all
like to thank them for coming.
KINDERGARTEN ORIENTATION
by Cheri Kryzanowski
On Wednesday, June 7, Kinder
garten Orientation will be held at
the school starting at 1 p.m. There
will be songs, games, stories,
snacks and the 25 students will
meet the pets in the room.
CLASS TRIPS
by Cheri Kryzanowski
As a tradition at Hullett, most
classes go on a field trip near the
end of the school year. This year
grades Kindergarten to 3 went to
the Circus, grade 4 went to the
bush, grade 5 is deciding where to
go, grade 6 went to Goderich,
grade 7 is going to Canada’s
Wonderland in Toronto, and grade
8 went to Toronto for two days.
Field trips are a great way to end
the year.
STORYTELLING
by Erin Horbanuik
On Friday, May 26 Huron Cen
tennial, Blyth, Seaforth, Vanastra,
Clinton and Hullett kids from
grades 3 and 4 had a story-telling
day. In the morning Marian Douc
ette, who is a well known story-tell
er, told stories in the tent. After
that they went into groups all over
the school and the kids told their
stories. Everybody met new
friends.
TRIP TO THE BUSH
by Christy Scott
On Wednesday, May 17 the
grade fours went on a trip to the
bush. They had a picnic lunch, and
in the afternoon they had three
sessions. The first session was an
organic gardening and composting
group. The second session was a
walk in the bush for a wild flower
identification hike. The third ses
sion was when they adopted a tree.
Everyone enjoyed the trip and
learned a great deal.
VICTORIA DAY
by Erin Horbanuik
On Monday, May 22 there was a
holiday. It was Victoria Day. All
schools were closed this day.
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
by Cheri Kryzanowski
On May 10, 11, and 12 four
student^ from Hullett - Jennifer
Szusz, Karla Stacey, Lindsay An
derson and Anthony Wilkinson
took part in an enrichment pro
gram. Most of the time was spent
at Colborne School doing creative
work. One afternoon, the students
went to Vanastra Recreation Centre
to go scuba diving. It was a very
fun and educational experience.
TRACK AND FIELD
The track and field meet for
Hullett Central School was held on
Thursday, May 18. There were a
number of different events that the
majority of students participated in
according to their ages.
Here are the results: Senior,
Tony Vanderlei, Lisa McCormick;
Intermediate, Tim Lyons, Erin
Jamieson; Junior, Steven Leon-
heardt, Lindsay Anderson; Midget,
Adam Cook, Jennifer Szusz; Pee
Wee, Ben Thompson, Amanda
Thompson; Primary, Joel Arthur.
WOAA minor softball returns
After a number of years absences, W.O.A.A. Minor Softball
returns to Blyth with the emergence of a Midget Boys Team. It
is shaping up to be a funfilled, interesting year for the Midget
Boys from the Blyth and Londesboro areas. Home games are
played on Sunday nights, so hopefully we will get some fans out
to support and cheer on the local boys.
SCHEDULE
May 28 Blyth at Williamsford 1:30
June4 Cargill at Blyth 8:00
June7 Blyth at Brussels 7:00
Junel8 Brussels at Blyth 8:00
June25 Williamsford at Blyth 8:00
June29 Blyth at Ripley 8:30
July6 Blyth at Southampton 8:00
July 16 Ripley at Blyth 8:00
July 23 Southampton at Blyth 8:00
July 30 Blyth at Cargill 3:00
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