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ondesboro
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Students remember
Hullett Central Public School students earned top marks in the Blyth Legion Remembrance
Day contest. Winners were, in back, from left: Graham Logan, third, jr. colour poster; Tina
Muehlethaler, third, jr. essay and Erica Sturzenegger, second jr. colour poster. In front, from
left: Mandy Dunbar, third, int. essay and second, int. b&w poster; Jenni Jackson, first, int.
poem; Kris Huiser, second, int poem and Jeff Klasen, first, Int. colour poster.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1995. PAGE 9.
The November meeting of
Londesboro WI was held on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 8 at 8
p.m. They opened with The
Opening Ode, 0 Canada and Mary
Stewart Collect. Lois read a poem
on a flock of geese.
The minutes of the October
meeting were read and approved.
The financial report was given by
Reta. The bills were approved for
payment.
A letter from the Huron County
Christmas Bureau for help was
read. There was also a letter from
the Town and Country Home-
makers asking for a donation.
Roll call was done. Marjorie
Anderson introduced the guest
Sunday was anniversary Sunday
at Londesboro United- Church.
Greeters were Hazel Watkins and
Genevieve Allen. Ushers were
Donald Allen and Doug Snell.
Flowers and plants were placed
at the front of the church in
memory of Leonard Shobbrook and
Wm. Scholl by their families.
Several people who enriched the
worship service through their
ministry of music were thanked.
They were: Barb Bosman, Bonnie
Jewitt, Karen Trick, Jennifer Szusz,
By Stephanie Muehlethaler,
Annie Martin, Jennifer Jackson,
Sharon Hartman, Diana
Bakelaar
A group of Grade 3s from Mr.
Sanders and Mrs. Bosman's Grade
3 classes have started an Internet
unit on Snow. They met at recesses
to gather data and they E-mailed it
to their contact school in Brantford.
Over the next few months they
will be answering questions and
collecting data. They hope to get
interesting information from lots of
different schools.
The Grade 4 class is busy in
Environment Studies working on
an "Insect Project."
In math they are learning oral
math games such as Beat the
Clock, Wheel of Tables and
Conductor. There is also a team
competition called "Newcomb
Ball".
The class has started an eight-
week program on the computer.
Keyboarding with Mr. Gingerich
is held at the resource room. This
will help all kids with keyboarding.
Kindergartens had lots of fun
with Halloween activities.
Congratulations to Rachel Snell,
Emma Wilts and Jenna Roy for
winning prizes for the posters for
the hall.
speaker, her granddaughter Lindsay
Anderson who spoke on her trips to
Quebec and Belgium as an
exchange student. Lois presented
her with a gift and a cook book.
She was a very interesting speaker.
Donations were approved to
Town and Country Homemakers
and the Children's Aid. A motion
was made to feed 120 people at the
graduation banquet in June. Moved
by Marjorie, seconded by Helen
membership be paid to the
Historical Society.
Lois gave a report of the London
convention at Kirkton and the Fall
Rally at Gorrie.
Lunch was served by Helen Dale,
Annie Vincent and June Fothergill.
Andrea Postma, Gail Lear, and the
senior choir.
The November meeting of the
UCW will be at the church on
Monday, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. in the
Sunday School room.
A Minute for Missions was read
by Bert Lyon.
The anniversary speaker was
Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez of Empress
United Church in London.
A pot luck lunch was held after
the service.
Huronview Fellowship is Thurs-
day, Nov. 16 from 7 - 7:45 p.m.
Bears was the topic for this week.
Each student made a bear with
moving legs and arms. They look
like they are dancing.
We welcome Henry Janzen and
Peter Dyck to our class.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
SERVICE
On Friday, Nov. 9 the school
Remembrance Day service was
held at the United Church in
Londesboro. A representative from
the Blyth Legion came to present
prizes for the poems and essays.
The band played two songs and
the junior and senior choirs both
sang. Many poems were read by
the students. Some people from the
Grade 8 classes played a big part in
the service, such as Maranda Blake
who was the Master of Ceremonies
and Angie Martin who played the
Last Post for the moment of
silence.
SUPPER
The ham supper was a great
success. Over 260 people attended.
The profits from this will go to new
gymnasium curtains, curtains for
the classrooms and software for the
computers. These are just some of
the suggestions.
We would like to thank the
School Advisory Committee for
helping our school out.
People
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mary Shobbrook and
family, Cliff Shobbrook and Beth
Knox on the passing of a father,
husband and brother, Leonard
Shobbrook.
The best resource to learn BSE is a
health professional who has been
trained to teach it. For more
information on how to do BSE,
contact the Canadian Cancer
Society.
INTERESTED IN CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION?
you are invited to attend an
OPEN HOUSE - INFORMATION NIGHT
on Tuesday, November 21, 1995 at 8:00 pm
at the Lucknow 8 District Christian School
2 km east of Lucknow on Hwy #86
This evening is open to anyone who would like to see the school and learn more
about it. The Christian school is interdenominational, provides good academic
standards of education, teaches Bble, and makes prayer and Christian music a part
of each day. Subjects are discussed and taught from a Christian perspective.
At the Open House we will give you a tour of the school and show a slide
presentation on Christian education. Staff and promotion committee members will be
available to answer any questions you might have. Come out and learn about this
schooling option available to you.
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