HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-12-23, Page 27THE CITIZEN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23,1991. PAGE 27.
Blyth P.S. news
HULLETT BAND VISITS
by Skye Lantinga
On Thursday, December 19 the
Hullett Public School Band came to
Blyth Public School to entertain the
students. The students of grade 6,
7, and 8 from Hullett played five
songs including a Christmas med
ley.
After the band had played, about
half of the choir sang five songs.
We were invited to join in one of
them. Mrs. Wyatt conducted the
band and choir. Andrea Postma,
Jennifer Szusz and Amy Jenkins
played the piano for the choir. All
of us at B.P.S. enjoyed the band
very much and hopefully they will
come and play for us again.
LAST DAY BLUES
by Jennifer Brigham and
Zoey Onn
The previous years of school
before the Christmas Break, have
been great but this year ....
Momma Meea Pizza Reea!!
before we get to the good stuff, let's
go skating! At 9:15 the primary
children of Blyth Public School
FLORENCE L. (BLAIR)
McKENZIE
Florence L. (Blair) McKenzie of
London, passed away in her 76th
year, on December 9, 1991 at St.
Joseph's Health Centre, London.
She was the wife of the late Ken
neth Palmer McKenzie (1984);
stepmother of Arthur and his wife
Eileen of Alliston; grandmother of
Donald McKenzie of Calgary and
Marie Wallace of Toronto; and sis
ter of Anne Walsh of Wingham.
One brother, Hugh Blair, prede
ceased her in 1974.
Mrs. McKenzie was a long time
nurse at Westminster Hospital.
The funeral service was held at
the M. Box & Son Funeral Home,
Parkhill, on December 12 with the
Rev. Bridger officiating.
went to the arena to enjoy an hour
full of fun skating. After the prima
ry classes came back to their
beloved school the senior classes
started up to the arena enjoying the
freedom of the outside world. Most
of the morning was filled with
some skating, most falling, laugh
ing, eating and listening to the good
times roll!
After coming back to the school
and thawing out, the grade 7 class
offered a noon-hour of pizza-eating
fun!
Mr. Morton has decided to go on
a ski trip so we needed a quick
(hopefully) fundraiser. And, obvi
ously the fundraiser has so far
worked!
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
1991
by Tara Wilson and
Abigail Ramirez
Christmas time has come again
and the annual Christmas concert
was held at Blyth Public School.
On the night of December 19 at
Blyth Public School the quiet halls
had turned into the hustle and bus
tle and scurrying down halls in
preparation for the show. Then the
big moment came. The junior choir
(kindergarten, grades 1, 2, 3)
opened up with the songs “Wel
come Christmas” and “Lullaby For
Christmas Eve”. Then the kinder
garten followed with a little skit
entitled “All Around the Christmas
Tree”. Afterwards the grade 1 pre
sented their play, “Huron Carol”.
Grade 2 performed “T'was the
Night Before Christmas”. Grades 3
and 4 rocked 'n rolled with
“C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S”. During the
intermission the audience sang “Joy
To The World. Then the grade 5
class presented a slide show while
singing “It's Beginning to Look a
Lot Like Christmas”.
After that the senior choir (grades
5, 6, 7 and 8) performed “The
Meaning of Christmas”. And to
close it up all the students sang
“May There Be Peace on Earth
This Christmas” and wished the
huge audience a Merry Christmas.
B.P.S. CHRISTMAS
by Erin Roulston
With the Christmas season near
ing, the students of Blyth Public
School have been doing many
Christmas activities. In the grade
six room we have made many
crafts. We have made bells,
wreaths, stockings, cards and place
mats. All very lovely crafts.
Also, for about a month, the
entire school has been working on
the Christmas concert. The first
performance was on December 17,
at 1:00 in the afternoon, for the
senior citizens. The second was on
December 19, for the students'
friends and family. Many of the
classes are having Christmas par
ties, including ours.
We are having a gift exchange as
well as games and prizes.
Christmas is a very happy time at
B.P.S. and I'm sure that when I say
this I'm speaking for everyone.
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year!
There's No Better
Gift Than
Good Health!
Happy holidays and we//
wishes to all.
Merry Christmas
And many tftani^s.
May ad your hoCiday
dreams come true.
From all of us at
HUBBARD
TURNIP PLANT
Blyth 523-4554
We Wish You
Good friends and neighbors like all of you
make the holidays truly wonderful. Thanks!
The Book Shop
BLYTH LISTOWEL MITCHELL
523-9141 291-2145 348-8632
thoughts are with you on this holiday occasion, along
with our thanks for your valued business.
Bachert Meats Ltd.
Walton 887-9328
Closed December 24 to January 13 1992
TENDER
Bulk stipulated sum tender* will
be received by tw undersigned until
11:00 a.m. Tuesday, January 21,
1002 for the Huron Adult Day
Centre formerty(Huron Deyoentre
lor the Homobound) Renovations at
Hutonvtew Homo.
Plano and Specification* pre*
pared by Snider Ralchard March,
145 Columbia St W., Waterloo,
Ontario, N2L 3L2, ano avalablo from
the undersigned upon refundable
dspooit of $100.00.
The lowed or any tender shall not
noooeoarHy bo accepted.
Roosmary Armstrong,
Director Huron AduM Day Centre
c/o Huronview Home,
Box 219,
Cfirfon, Ontario
N0M1L0
Our Holiday
Best
We’ve come a long way since the horse-drawn
carriage, but our commitment to family traditions
and old-fashioned values remains the same.
Happy holidays and heartfelt thanks
to our many good friends.
Season’s Greetings!
Thanks for giving us the opportunity to serve you.
Merry Christmas and best wishes to all.
Management & Staff of
J.R.'s Shake Shoppe
& Gas Bar
Brussels 887-6951