Clinton News-Record, 1984-04-11, Page 8•
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NDESBORO - full house alloldefkibe?
fo w puitial Song Fest on Swada.Y evening
xi Swan WM, master of ceremonies, far
eve . •
The 4.►Hullett Central, School land Toned
the concert. The Lobb Brothers, Q.t
sang, accompanied by their mother, ,pi's.'
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Lel*. The -evening .else feat,,
another male quartet, The King .k
.i essengers.
Soloists were Bill Jewitt, accompanied by
Barb Bosman and Mabel Scott, accomr
panted .by Gail Lear. The Wesley Willis
United Church Junior Choir sang, wieder the
direction of Mary Hearn and pianist Bonnie
Jewitt.
Bagpipe numbers were played, by John
Jewitt, accompanied by Barb Bosman, The
evening concluded with a hymn led by Lasa
Duier as organist and Gail Lear playingthe
piano.
The Board of Stewards thank all who took
part, both performers and audience., and to
members of Youth Group for providing lun-
The composition of hair, the replacement of hair and the greying of hair are things that
concern all of us, so Stacey Elliott decided to make it into her science project. Stacey's
project which was on display at the Blyth Public School last week also explained
different ways to care for our hair. ( Rod Hilts photo)
Hallett Central happenings
Field Trip to Blyth
On March 26 Grade 7 and 8 classes from
Hullett Public School went to the Blyth
Theatre. There they learned the history of
the theatre, how to make props and so on.
Mrs. J. Ames was the tour guide for the
afternoon. Everyone enjoyed the trip.
Painting
During the March Break there°was some
painting done in the school. The painting
was completed m the senior classes and
washrooms. It was a great improvement.
The two pianos that the school owns had
been fixed during the March Break. They
look and play much better now.
Assembly
On March 27 Miss Beckett came to the
schoQl_to show ao)rne slides, of Australia. The
assembly began with the senior choir sing-
ing a few numbers, She showed the slides
and explained about Australia. There was.
.also a question time atthe.cad. MissBeckett
'it tin .W.kellOil*#eliog.0.010,wiirAkently
teaching at Goderich.
Then, each choir sang their numbers and
proceeded with some mass choir numbers.
These numbers were 0 Canada, Kids Are
Music, and Live In Harmony. The oral
— ^.urnber-that-the-senior-band-sang-was-The
Shanty Boys. It was a very enjoyable night.
Spring Concert
The annual Spring Concert is coming up
for school very soon. The date it is held on is
April 17 at 7:45 p.m. It will include grades 1,
2, 3, the senior choir and the junior band.
Also the grade 7 and 8 classes will be putting
on an operetta called On • Broadway.
Everyone is welcome to attend please come.
Music Night
On April 4, a Music Night was held at the
Clinton High School. The Junior Band open-
ed the night by playing Old MacDonald Had
A Farm and Processional Grand March.
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Science Fair
On March 30 the school held a Science
Fair'so that the Grades 7 and 8 could display
their. Science Fair Projects. These are the
•winners for the Grade 7 Biological: lit Julie
Merner; 2nd Mike Van Massenhoven; 3rd
Drew Allen. Winners for Grade 7 Physical
are: 1st Todd Du Quette; 2nd Brenda Finch;
3>i d Donnie Dale. The winners for the Grade
8 Biological: 1st Lori Bromley; 2nd. Kerrie
Shepherd; 3rd Deanna Lyon and, the win-
ners from Grade 8 Physical are: 1st Lori
Livermore; 2nd Brad Millson; 3rd Kelly
Vodden. Congratulations to the winners and
good. luck, . for they will be. going into th(
Regional Science Fair. •
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tele. A Apt ial thanks goesto Elg l,'Penfo d
for arran 1 MreRin . *OW 110iirs
went to soloist Mabel Scott Of : Hu ronview,
Mrs. Scott la in Utienit4ed;l1er 92nd yWSear and vitas a hie
long resident of the community.
At the United Church service on Sunday -
the greeters WereDariene McClinchey and
Ken Hulley. Ushers were Lisa Bosman, Con -f'
nie Hoggart, Cathy Nested„ and Cram
Whyte.
Colin • Swan conducted 'seerviice, and an -
$,el
bounced that thus-inin, Confirmation,
Baptism and communion will be held. On
Easter. Sunday a sunrise s•'ce „schedul-
ed. Junior teachers,P°were .�. a othergill,,
Yvonne and Sherry Ho:,t.::
Perso
Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Garlichs of Kitchener
Msprs.ent AllSaturendayShaddickwith. her parents Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thninpson attended the
85th birthday party on Saturday for Mrs.
Ruby, Noecker of Moorefield,
Sunday guests at the manse with Mr.' and
Mrs. Colin Swan, Elizabeth, Laura Jane and
Ham t er
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Beth Knox Visited on Sunday with her
cousin Mrs..Margaret Carter at Brookhaven
Nursing annum Wingham,,
Senior citizens are invited to attend
Hullett Central School dress rehearsal for
spring concert on Monday evening.
Please note the following change of date.
The Happy Gang Seniors will meet on April
23 on account of 'the Summerhill dessert
euchre and bake sale on April 24.
P rsw0 eladies''l gh; Audrey.
Thompson; second high, Genevieve Allen;
low, Dora Shobb , k, second low Helen.
Lawson, eat; w, Lorne b!Thom -
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bond. high, " loPOpso
second low, Les Reid; playoff winners,
Audrey An Bob -Thom �otn;. low; Helen
,I . n and.Tom
TmAllen. Games Will be held
gain on April 11.... .
W.I. cards
There were 10 tables in play April 6. Win-
- were: ladies' high, Florence Routzon of
Clhuton; lone hands, Stella Adams; low,
Rena Watt of Blyth; men's high,' Eimer
Murray of Clinton; lone hands, Miller Rich-
mond of Blyth; low, Frank Thom of Clinton.
Helen Lawson was in charge.
UCW meeting
The UCW meeting will be held April 16 at 8
p.m. when Mrs. Allen Shaddick will tell of
her trip to Australia, New Zealand and
Tahiti Islands.
Mrs. Clara Riley spent the past week in
Auburn with Lana, Leslie and Marty
Lawrence.
nox CW plaritheir April 12, birthday party -
By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
BELGRAVE - The Evening Unit of Knox
United Church UCW met at the home of
Mrs. Dorothy Logan on April 3.
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler opened the worship
with a poem. Mrs. Robert Grasby read the
scripture and Mrs. Harold Vincent read
about the Easter Lily. _
Leader, Mrs. George Michie, welcomed
everyone. The minutes were read by Mrs.
John McIntosh and treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Albert Cook.
The April birthday party will be held April
12 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Logan.
Euchre winners
Ten tables were in play at the weekly
euchre held at the WI Hall on April 4.
• Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse; novelty lady, Mrs. Agnes
Caskanette; low lady, Mrs. Ronald Coultes;
high man, Jim Leddy; novelty man, Garner
Nicholson; low man, Sam Fear.
Pretty Patch Girls
The meeting of the Pretty Patch Girls 4-11
club of Belgrave was held March 26 at the
WI Hall.
Mrs. Jane Van Camp taught members
how to make a quilted picture frame and a
cosmetic bag. March 30 was the deadline for
the books to be handed in and May 9 is the
achievement night.
Meeting.6 was held ApriL2.-Tire-neeting•
opened with the 4-H pledge led by Mrs.
Donelda Cottrill.
Nancy Moore designed the cover and
everyone took part in coloring their own
cover. by Alison Coultes; press reporter.
Personals
The annual meeting of the Belgrave WI
will be held April 17 in the WI Hall. The in-
stallation of officers will be conducted by
the District President, Mrs Les Jacklin.
The various committees, will present their
annual reports.
Mr. Donald Campbell and daughter Lisa
of London and son Scott of Medicine Hat,
Alberta visited with Mrs. Olive Campbell on
Saturday
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry, Marilyn,
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Blyth
of Bob and Eleanor McMurray in the
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Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook of R.R. - 1
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