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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-11-17, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1999. PAGE 13. Students hold Nov. 11 assembly Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6156 | Robertson speaks at Duff’s ■ Marilyn Robertson was the guest speaker at Duff's United Church on Nov. 14. She led the congregation in the responsive Call to Worship. The choir sang, As the Deer Pants for Water which was taken from the hymn book, Voices United. She announced that the UCW Mystery Tour will be Saturday. Nov. 27. People are to meet at the church at 3f3O p.m. Dinner will follow the tour and the cost is $13.50 per person. If interested call, Judy Emmrich or Teresa or Monique Baan. Marilyn's sermon was called, “Time, Talent and Treasure”. The reading for the sermon was found in Matthew 25. abou the tale of the talents. Each servant was given money and it was clear the master wanted it back. It was not a loan, not a gift and they were to keep"it until the master returned. The first servant invested it and made more money for the master. The second servant did the same. The third servant was very cautious, and lacked confidence in himself and was afraid of losingwhat he had so he returned exactly what he had been given. The story is really not about money but about time, about how to spend and use the time given, said Robertson. Home tour draws visitors There were 11 tables of euchre played at the Walton Hall last Thursday. Congratulations to Howard Hackwell and Don Nolan who won the first place prize. Bob and Dorothy Dalton took home second place while George and Gloria Love placed third. Ila Pollock won the ladies’ lone hand and Larry Elston won the men’s lone hand. If you noticed a lot more traffic going through Walton this weekend, it was because of the Walton Christmas home tour. Each of the six homes was done up a little differently. If you ever wondered how many different ways there are to decorate a Christmas tree you could have found out there. There were banisters done up, decorated mantles, hanging swags, lots of gold and burgundy colours, incredible smelling candles of every shape and form. To put people further into the Christmas spirit, hot apple cider, coffee and the most delicious and festive squares and cookies were served at the church which was also done up in Christmas splendour. I’m sure everyone went home with ideas on how to decorate their Continued on page 17 Walton kindergarten students studied the letters C and K this past week. Some new model cars were added to the classroom as well. They practised sorting the cars. They played cards (Old Maid, Go Fish). They learned cutting techniques - snip, fringe and spiral and they also practised colouring very carefully. The children learned about the origin of poppies and at the Remembrance Day Service they sang the song We are Wearing Poppies Today. In preparation for Remembrance Day Grade l/2s planned how they could create peace at home, at school and around the world. They memorized a poem about getting to know children around the world called Face to Face to-present at the school Remembrance Day assembly and sang / had the Strangest Dream. They collected the names of peaceful and war-like characters from storybooks, TV and movies. For Grade 3 creative writing, students wrote about squirrels. After reading poems and developing story maps, each child did a story. For the Remembrance Day assembly they did the Missing Peace puzzle of the world. They built a world of peaceful words such as love, compromise, co­ operate. freedom, protect and hero. But one piece of the puzzle was missing. They also did a reading about poppies and they made a wreath. The Grade 4s made a wreath for the service and posters depicting assembly. They tuned into the service on TV on Parliament Hill and everyone took part in the wave of silence for the two minutes. events and objects from war. JoAnn McDonald, representing the Brussels Legion, was the guest speaker at their Remembrance Day Order from our regular menu or try one of these great specials. Gray Days, Monday & Tuesday - Seniors receive a 15% discount, i. Waffle Wednesday - Wonderful Waffles served alf day. Thankful Thursday - We'll donate 10% to a local church or charity. 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