The Citizen, 1999-03-31, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1999.
Hullett Twp. Reeve Bob Szusz introduced Dawn Dolmage, a Grade 7 student at Hullett
Central Public School as page for the March 25 session of Huron County council. The 12-
year-old is the daughter of Doug and Karen Dolmage of Londesboro. Also pictured is
Warden Carol Mitchell of Clinton.
Children make crosses
Elva and Ian Wilbee greeted
worshippers attending Duff's
United Church on March 28.
Bright yellow daffodils, donated
by the Cancer Society through the
Blyth Legion Ladies Auxiliary,
decorated the communion table as
well as two Easter lilies given by
the UCW to shut-ins from the
community.
Rev. James Murray opened the
service with words from the book
of Matthew. He led the choirs,
holding palm branches, down the
aisles singing the processional
hymn. Tell Me The Stories of Jesus.
Rev. Murray then told about the
story of the palms which was
followed by the Junior and Senior
choirs singing, He Comes in the
Name of the Lord.
During the last verse of Hosanna
Loud Hosanna the children went
downstairs where they learned to
make crosses out of the palm
branches.
The rest of the service consisted
of Palm Sunday Meditations such
as the story of silver, story of the
bread and wine, the story of
Gethsemane and the story of the
denial and the trail.
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Students plant seeds
What do you do with the letter
Y? Well the Walton kindergartens
couldn't come up with much but
they did talk about the letter.
They began working on Easter
baskets and doing Easter activities.
They played a bunny hop game, did
bunny bowling and hopped around
in phys ed.
The class had a little going away
party for Kevin Campbell who is
moving. The students made him a
little book filled with pictures and
things that they liked about him.
Grade l/2s are tracking seasonal
changes at a special maple tree in
the school yard. When they visited
it last December there was no snow
in the change-over to winter. This
past Monday there was snow on the
ground and it was blowing in their
faces as they did their spring check.
They recorded their own
observations in their own booklets,
"Through the Seasons."
They have planted 80 yogurt
cups with seeds or perennials to
stao for the school flowerbed later
Applebys
win at
euchre
There were 10 tables of euchre
played last Thursday.
The first place winners were
Lloyd and Lillian Appleby. The
second place winners were Wayne
Robinson and Charlie Scherbarth
while Ed Stewart and Glen Sellers
took home the third place. Men's
lone hand winner was Charlie
Johnson and Beth Pryce won the
ladies' lone hand.
The next euchre games will be
April 8.
this spring. They covered them
with plastic wrap to create a
greenhouse effect.
In math the Grade 2/3s are
working with fractions. They are
dividing up pizzas, brownies and
candies into equal shares to see
how much each person receives.
For their story-writing
assignments they are to choose a
fairytale character that they'd most
like to be. They have to tell why
and how their new life will be like.
The whole class is enjoying the
novel. The Chocolate Touch.
In environmental studies they are
studying, "How things Move".
Grade 3/4s are working on
fractions as well. They continue to
read stories related to medieval
times such as, Harold the Giant
Knight. The Grade 3s are working
on a a pioneer village display and
using popsicle sticks they are
making log cabins.
Parent volunteers took their Early
Intervention Reading program
training this Friday and soon will
be able to begin the program.
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