HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-04-16, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16,1997 PAGE 21.
Wilbees greet at Duff’s
Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6156
Students spring clean
Well, if you have driven past the
school this past week I hope that
you noticed just how clean the
school property looked as the
children got into some spring
cleaning. Great job kids!
The letter 'M' made a hit this
week with the Early Years students.
They used marbles and magnets to
help them leam all about the letter.
They made mouse thumbprints in
art and even used macaroni to make
necklaces. Musical chairs was a
game that they had fun playing.
The Grade Is, believe it or not,
lifted a table with a person on it just
using air. They chose the smallest
person to sit on this special table
(looks like a mushroom turned
upside down with the students
sitting in the stem part of the
mushroom). Twenty children each
had a bag under the table. They
added their straw to the bags and
on the count of three all blew then-
straws and up went the table.
We either have children with
strong lungs in our school or else
the child was too easy to lift, so
they decided to try someone
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heavier. Well folks, it is safe to say
that there seems to be nothing too
large for these students to lift just
by using air.
If you have anything that needs
to be lifted, contact the Grade 1
class.
For the conclusion of the Grade
2/3 egg unit, the class held an egg
and toast breakfast. They are now
very knowledgeable about eggs.
Tliey are onto learning all about
deserts. If anyone out there has any
information about deserts Mrs.
Vivian would love to have input. If
anyone has travelled to some desert
areas and has pictures of slides
contact her at the school.
The Grade 3 students joined the
rest of their classmates as they
finished Up their testing this week.
Now the material will be forwarded
to Toronto and the results will be
back in June.
So, it was getting back to normal
for Grade 2/3 and 3/4 with Mrs.
Vandendool teaching French again
to the classes. She said that all the
mystery cases have been solved
and it is now onto a reading unit
called, 'Incredible Edibles'.
One of the bams contained an
antique John Deere tractor. Total
value of the damage was
approximately $80,000 - $100,000.
Flames were first noticed at
about 11:55 p.m. Three teenagers
were seen walking down the road
from the direction of the fire.
AUCTION
MONDAY, APRIL 21
at 1:00 P.M.
Selling for Mr. Larry Peck (farm sold)
and neighbours (farms rented).
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second farm on right OR 1 1/4 miles
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carriage 7” auger, double auger
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AUCTIONEER
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Elva and Ian Wilbee were
greeters at Duffs United Church on
April 13. Rev. James Murray was
back in the pulpit after going to
New York. He said he tried to bring
spring back with him and his wife,
but they wouldn't let them cross the
border with it.
He then gave the Call to Worship
and the congregation responded
with the singing of the Introit, This
is the Day.
Rev. Murray announced that if
there was anyone interested in
attending Confirmation classes
from ages 12 and up, to get in
touch with him. There will be adult
Confirmation classes as well, if
there is any interest.
On April 25 (PD Day - no
school) Duffs United is hosting a
Possibility Day starting from 8:30
a.m. - 3:30 p.m. with lunch and
snacks provided. It is held for
children kindergarten to Grades 6.
Registration has to be in by April
18.
Following the Psalm reading the
choir sang their anthem Friends.
Rev. Murray called the young
worshippers forward and asked
them if they have seen the comet.
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Did any of them know that the
comet had two tails?
People need to see things
sometimes, he said. A magnifying
glass can help bring things closer
and a telescope will make far awa
places appear nearer.
The Bible, he said, helps people
see and understand things as well.
"It helps us see and leam that Jesus
is still with us."
Rev. Murray's sermon was
called, 'Easter: the Sequel'.
It struck him he said, how odd it
is that the readings for after Easter,
are still bringing the same message.
"It is already three weeks past, and
we know that the disciples got the
message and they believed or did
they? Did we get the message?"
Rev. Murray said in the morning
readings the congregation saw that
the disciples seemed to be falling
back into forgetting and doubting,
and Jesus had to come back one
more time to show he was alive, so
they would believe. They keep
having this relapse in their faith. It
seems that every time the disciples
forget or are in doubt about what
they are about, Jesus comes to
remind them. They just weren't
getting the message. The message
just didn't get to their hearts.
"How hard it is for us, as well, to
hear and believe the one message
that Jesus loves us," Rev. Murray
said. "We go through, 'How can he
love me? etc.' The thing is we all
have these negative ideas about
who we are at one time or another.
But God sees all of us, all of what
makes us, us. He knows our
shortcomings and knows our
potential. He sees the whole person
and then says, 'I Love You!' He
loves every part of us. Period! End
of sentence!
"This is why Jesus kept coming
back then and still comes back
now, he said. "To remind us. To
show us the way. One more time!
We are living in the sequel. Easter
keeps on happening."
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