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Winners of the Public Speaking competition, Elementary Division [Grades 4-6] were chosen last
Wednesday when school winners from Blyth Public and Hullett Central schools met in Blyth last
Wednesday. The. winners are [front, from left]: Mark Livermore, 1st; Kelly Bosman, 2nd; and Jodee
Medd and Christy Scott, tied for 3rd. Jodee is a student at the Blyth school; the others attend Hullett
Central. Mark now goes on to compete in the Zone Finals in Clinton on March 7. With the students are
members of the Blyth Legion, sponsors of the contest, [from left] Mary Lou Stewart, Clare Vincent and
Donna Govier.
Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250
Happy Gang meets
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winners
Shuffleboard was held on Febru
ary 25. The winners were Bob
Thompson and Les Reid. The next
games will be on March 4.
Hullett Happenings
Speakers winners
BY CATHY NESBITT
Each spring at Hullett Central
School, students from the grades
four to eight do speeches. These
last between the three - five
minutes. Three or four pupils are
then picked to represent their class
on the stage in the auditorium.
This time the judges were Mrs.
Kane, Mrs. Penn and Mr. Shuttle
worth. On behalf of the school, the
students would like to thank and
give their gratitude to these
people.
The winners in the junior
People around
Londesboro
Beth, Melvin and Barbara Knox
went to Toronto on Saturday,
February 28 and attended the 60th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Steve White. Our congratula
tions are offered.
David Constantine returned to
his home in Calgary on Sunday
after spending the past two weeks
with the Sottiaux family.
Jean Vodden and Dora Shob
brook visited on Thursday with
friends, Jack and Edna Burchill,
RR 2, Mitchell.
The W.I. Citizen and World
Affairs meeting will be held on
March 11 at 8 p.m. Roll call will be
“A trouble spot in the world and
how it concerns us.”
W.I. Card Party will be held this
Friday, March 6 at 8 p.m. in the
hall.
division were Mark Livermore who
placed first, Christy Scott, placing
second; and Kelly Bosman, third.
From the senior division, Brent
Howatt was chosen first, Shane
Taylor, second; and Julia de Jong,
third.
On Wednesday, February 25 the
school’s winners took a bus to the
Blyth school.
In the junior competition Hullett
did extremely well, taking the top
three places. Mark Livermore was
the best, Kelly Bosman, second;
and Christy Scott, third, tied with
Jodee Medd.
In the senior division speeches,
Shane Taylor was first, and Brent
Howatt tied for second with Kelly
Cook. All participants tried their
hardest and represented both of
their schools well.
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The Happy Gang held their
meeting February 25 at 1:30 p.m.
in the hall. O Canada was sung.
President Audrey Thompson
welcomed all and read a poem,
“Valentine”. The roll call was
answered by 25 present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Secretary Margaret
Good. Zone 8 Seniors will meet in
Dashwood on April 7. Clara Riley
reported on the bus trip to
Kitchener on April 8 at 8 p. m. to see
the Irish Rovers. The cost will be
$31 and if you are going let Clara
know by March 25. The treasurer’s
report was given by Hazel Reid. It
was moved to donate $25 to the
Heart and Stroke Foundation. A
money making idea was pay as you
pull and nominate someone for
citizen of month award. More
suggestions are wanted tor the
program. A get-well card was sent
to Jake McDougall.
Audrey gave the reading * ‘ Being
a Senior Citizen, How good we
have it.” Some cards were played
with results as follows: ladies’
high, Mabel McAdam; lone hands,
Isabel Airdrie; low, Dora Shob
brook; men’s lone hands, Mary
Dale (playing as a man); high, Bob
Thompson; low, George Smith. A
draw donated by Clare Vincent was
won by Kay Konarski.
Lunch was served by Jean Scott
and Kay Konarski. Happy Birth
day was sung and birthday cake
was served for January and
February birthdays for Vietta
Hoggarth, Hazel Reid, Verna
Glazier, Esther Moffatt, Jean
Scott, Kay Konarski and Reg.
Lawson.
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Guest speaker at church
The guest speaker at the Londes
boro United Church on Sunday was
Mr. Bill Ferguson, lay pastor from
the Bible Society. Greeting was
Bob Trick and the ushers were
Teresa Knox, Vicki Lou Riley,
Shannon Duizer and Christine
Potter. The organist Gail Lear was
assisted by Sara Lyons and Melan
ie Knox and the choir director was
Marsha Szusz.
The call to worship and an
nouncements were given. The
World Day of Prayer service will be
on Friday, March 6 at 8 p.m. Next
Sunday, March 8 the annual
congregational skating party will
be held in Clinton at 3 p.m.
Everyone may return to the church
for refreshments and prizes. Bring
your family and friends. Next
Sunday there will be a hymn sing at
10:50 a.m. prior to the church
service.
At the children’s Time, Mr.
Ferguson spoke to them to ‘ ‘Honor
your father and mother”. Junior
teachers were Laura Scott and
Crystal Whyte.
The sermon by Mr. Ferguson
was “In everything give thanks.”
He told of personal sickness and of
Job’s sickness when God healed.
Reading scriptures pertaining to
the glory of God shall be thy
reward.
Londesboro
4-H club meets
BY KIM MAYBERRY
On Monday, February 23, the
4-H Club’s third meeting was held
at Sandra Mayberry’s. The meet
ing was opened with the 4-H
pledge.
Business was discussed and
then they split into three groups.
One group was headed by the
youth leader. Lori Bromley dis
cussed the importance of respect
ing others’ ideas. The other two
groups did an activity called
“Build it”. The idea was to give
each group an opportunity to build
something with a limited amount of
resources. They rotated and all the
members had a lot of fun. The
importance of planning for your
future was also discussed.
Meeting four will be held at
Elizabeth Lawson’s.
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