The Citizen, 2011-11-24, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2011. PAGE 3. Scrim’s
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CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
TAXES DUE
The final 2011 tax installment for the Township of North Huron is
due on Friday, November 25, 2011. Interest at 1 1/4% per month,
or any part thereof will be charged on unpaid accounts as of
November 28, 2011 and the first day of each month thereafter.
NOTE: Persons who have acquired properties and have not
received a tax bill should contact the Municipal Office. Failure to
receive a tax bill does not relieve a taxpayer from responsibility
for payment of taxes, nor from penalty for late payment.
Please contact the Treasury Department in regards to the various
payment options available. Pre-authorized payment sign up
forms are available at www.northhuron.ca or at the Town Hall.
Donna White
Director of Finance
Township of North Huron
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Onn takes Clark’splace due to absenceGreeting worshippers at BlythUnited Church on Sunday, Nov. 20
were Doug and Barb Howson.
Ushering were Doug Whitson, Cliff
Snell and Terry Richmond. Music
director was Malinda Exel filling
in for Floyd Herman. Fred Hakkers
ran the power point. The flowers
at the front were in memory of
Warren Moore placed by his
family.
David Onn welcomed everyone to
church in the absence of Rev. Gary
Clark. The first hymn, “How Sweet
the Name of Jesus” was followed the
call to worship. The scripture was
from Genesis 32.
The children were asked to come
to the front for their story time.
David told the children that our
names all mean something. In some
cultures you are born with one name
but through the years your name is
changed to something else.
The books in the Bible also have
names.
David drew everyone’s attention to
the announcements in the bulletin.
Special mention was that the choir
was serving a crockpot lunch
after church. The next hymn, “All
Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name” was
sung.
David’s message to the adults was
“Names, Names and Names.” What
is in a name? We have names for
games, we are often asked to sign
our names and then print them so
others can read them. Often we are
named after a family member, like a
father, mother or grandparents.
Names are often repeated through
the generations. Sometimes our
names are changed. Like Jacob’s
name in the scripture this morning
was changed to Israel. Jacob stole his
brother’s birthright and ran away.
Twenty yeas later he returns to hisfamily and sends messengers to his
brother asking him if he could return.
Jacob was afraid of his brother. We
as a church are asked to be good
leaders and to set a good example for
the next generations. The people of
the church must reach out to others
and show we believe.
The prayer of confession, the
assurance of pardon, the prayers for
the world and silent prayers were
followed by the receiving of the
offering and the offertory prayer. The
last hymn, “O Master Let Me Walk
with Thee” was followed by the
commissioning and benediction.
David said grace and invited
everyone downstairs for lunch
provided for by the choir.
The free-will donations are
going to purchase new stoles for the
choir.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Blake Hesselwood, son of
Luann Taylor and Ken Hesselwood.
Blake died in a tragic house fire in
Alberta.
There were six-and-a-half tables
in play at the Nov. 14 euchre.
Winners were: high lady, tied,
Ruth Shiell and Pauline McMichael,
67; high man, Jewel Plunkett, 78;
ladies’ lone hands, Bev Hayden,
five; men’s lone hands, tied, Harold
McClinchey and Bush Whittard,
three; low lady, Doris McClinchey,
49; low man, Mary MacIntosh, 38;
door prize, Edyth Glousher; share
the wealth, Jewel Plunkett, Bush
Whittard and Joann MacDonald.
The next euchre will be Monday,
Nov. 28 at 1:30 p.m. in the Legion
Hall. Come and enjoy playing cards.
Everyone is welcome.
Happy anniversary to Doug and
Joyce Craig of Atwood who will
celebrate Nov. 25.
Happy birthday to Ollie Craig
who celebrated Nov. 19; Chad
Wheeler, Nov. 26.
Sympathies to Hesselwood
family in mourning
By Marilyn
Craig
Call
523-9318
From Marilyn’s Desk
Grade 7/8 Class hosts
anti-bullying presentation
By Phaedra Scott
As some of you may know, last
week was “Anti-Bullying Week.” In
honour of this week, the Grade 7/8
students put together a presentation
demonstrating the bullying that
could happen at school at different
age levels.
The song “Make It Stop” by Rise
Against basically inspired the whole
presentation. The music video to
this song sends a very powerful
message so we felt that if we re-
created the music video, with
students from our school, it would
be just as moving.
Students were split into groups to
compose a short video on examples
of bullying that would be featured in
the presentation. The class also has
been practising with piano and
guitar accompaniment while the
students sing. Their plan is to have
the video playing in the background
while they perform the song live at
the assembly on Nov. 30.
On Nov. 23 the Grade 8 students
went to Tech Day at Central Huron
Secondary School and are excited
about machinery, auto and wood
shops as well as computer
technology experiences and
cooking.
In science, the Grade 7/8 class is
learning about cells while the Grade
6 class started a new unit on flight.
By Courtney Bachert
Everyone is learning their special
part in the Christmas play this year,
the Nativity Scene.
Classes will be singing and acting
throughout the musical with Mrs.
Thorpe-Hearn helping along with
lines and costumes. The date for the
performance is set for Dec. 15 and
we hope you will all attend.
The Junior Kindergarten students
have been focusing on their
transportation unit. So far they have
NEWS
FROM BLYTH
Let there be light
The annual lighting of the lights was held on Friday night in
Blyth in front of Memorial Hall. The night was scheduled to
feature a performance by the Blyth United Church Choir,
but it was unfortunately cancelled. (Jim Brown photo)
Continued on page 21
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Well done!
(J.C. Ryle, “The Gospel of Mark” 1857)
People were overwhelmed with amazement. “He has done all things well!” they said.
Mark: 7:37
The truth to which they gave utterance, is full of deep and unspeakable comfort; and
ought to be daily remembered by all true Christians.
Let us remember it, as we look BACK over the past days of our lives, from the hour of
our conversion. “Our Lord has done all things well!” In the first bringing us out of
darkness into His marvellous light: in humbling us and teaching us our weakness, guilt,
and folly; in stripping us of our idols; in choosing all our portions; in placing us where
we are, and giving us what we have — how well everything has been done! How great
the mercy — that we have not had our own way!
Let us remember it as we look FORWARD to the days yet to come. We know not what
they may be: bright or dark, many or few. But we do know, that we are in the hands of
Him who does all things well!
(to be continued next week)
A Grace Gem
Submitted by: Immanuel United Reformed Church,
Listowel, ON 519-291-1956