The Citizen, 2015-11-19, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2015.
Tim and the Glory Boys play for Auburn, Blyth crowds
This past Sunday morning I had
arranged a little surprise for our
Huron Chapel congregation. Juno
Award-winning recording artists,
Tim and The Glory Boys rolled their
large tour bus into Auburn and made
their way to the Huron Chapel
parking lot.
Unknown to many of the
congregation, the popular bluegrass
band would be our music leaders for
the morning service. Everybody
sang their hearts out as the band led
a packed church in some old classic
hymns like “Amazing Grace” and
the “Solid Rock”, along with some
contemporary songs like “10,000
Reasons” and “Cornerstone”.
Tim and The Glory Boys were in
town to play at Blyth Memorial Hall
that evening, an event Huron Chapel
had the pleasure to present for the
community.
The concert, which was promoted
as a “Worship Hoedown” did not
disappoint the over 350 people in
attendance. The band had the
audience singing, clapping, laughing
and shouting all evening long.
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By Mark
Royall
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We hope everyone had a happy
Halloween. We sure had fun at
Hullett Central Public School. Every
student had an opportunity to dress
up this year if they wanted to
because Halloween was Saturday.
We had a pumpkin carving contest
and as was posted in The Citizen the
week after Halloween we had some
very well carved Jack-o-lanterns.
Lastly, we had a school dance for all
of our students groups.
Students have been enjoying our
warm and sunny fall days.
Kindergarten students are enjoying
their outdoor learning centres with
many fun fall activities. Our Junior
and Intermediate students are using
our gaga ball courts and soccer
fields to their fullest potential.
Primary students are busy in our
nature area and are putting on shows
at our outdoor music and drama
area. The sandboxes are sites of
many road and major construction
projects. The kitchen has been busy
cooking up tasty creations. The
soccer field, ball diamond
and swings are busy with lots of
activity.
Remembrance Day had our Grade
6 students present a dramatic story
telling of the story “Bear at War.”
Abby Bos shared her winning poem
from the Royal Canadian Legion
Remembrance Day poem contest
last year. Students in the school have
completed this year’s projects for the
competitions, hopefully next year
there will be more students to share
their winning poems and essays with
us at our Remembrance Day
service.
Our Grade 7 and 8 students
participated in the Legion Service in
Blyth. Kennedy Huether, Ella
Sawchuk, and Quaid Kerr presented
their award-winning poems and
essay from the Royal Canadian
Legion’s Remembrance Day contest
last year. Hailey Govier presented
the poem, “In Flanders Fields.” We
also had students involved in Cadets
as well as other organizations that
participated in area services in
Seaforth and Clinton.
For the rest of the month, our
Junior Volleyball teams are getting
practised up for their tournament.
Practices are underway for our
Christmas concert planned for Dec.
9. We are going to have one concert
(full dress) in the afternoon and then
one at night. It is our hope we can
spread the crowd out a bit so that we
are not over capacity at the night
show. Please attend the afternoon
concert if you are able to. In the
concert will be both bands and
students from Kindergarten to Grade
3.
Students at Hullett are donating to
the Huron County Christmas
Bureau. Our collection runs Nov.
23-27. Students, when you are
picking that special gift for the
bureau, we encourage you to pick
something you would like, that way,
you know the child getting your
present that is the same age as you
will like the present too.
This way the bureau will have
quite a variety of items from Hullett
students. If you bring one gift item
in for the collection that week then
you can wear your Christmas
pyjamas on Friday, Nov. 27. All
items will be gathered up Nov. 30
and delivered to the Christmas
Bureau. Some helper elves will be
picked to deliver the items to the
bureau.
That is all for this report, stay
tuned next month to hear all about
our Christmas activities.
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Juno winners play locally
Tim and the Glory Boys, a Juno Award-winning bluegrass band, played and lead services at
Huron Chapel over the weekend as well as playing at Blyth Memorial Hall on Sunday evening.
(Mark Royall Photo)
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