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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1998. PAGE 15.
WI to hear of Egypt
Ready to rock and roll
The members of the Seaforth District High School All Girls Marching Band are heading
south to participate in a competition in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The band will be
performing routines to Beatles and Beach Boys music.
Kindergartens study letter V
The WI will meet March 18 at
the Walton Hall at 7:30 p.m. It is an
open meeting with everyone
welcome to come and hear Jean
Bewley talk about her trip to Egypt.
George and Gloria Love took the
first prize home when playing
euchre at the Walton Hall. Lloyd
and Lillian Appleby won second
prize and Tom and Eileen Sloan
took the third prize. Ladies' lone
hand winner was B. McClinchey
and Clarence Hoy won the men's
lone hand. Mille Johnston and Ila
Pollock were winners of the 50/50
draw.
If you enjoyed the Valentine's
dinner at the Hall in February then
you'll be looking forward to the St.
Patrick's Beef Supper on March 22.,
The Walton kindergartens looked
at the letter V this past week and
made voluptuous, vivacious violets
which were tied with velvet
ribbons.
Taylor Bennewies received the
kindness button' this past week and
Nancy Lazenby volunteered in the
class.
Ever since 1994, Mrs. Scott has
predicted whether March came in
like a lion or a lamb. So far her
class predictions have been
accurate every other year. So this
year her kindergartens predicted
that since March came in like a
lamb it will go out like a lion. This
could be the year that they could be.
correct.
Well friends, it appears that at
last good ole Spike has now_ turned
into his Pupa stage. Spike is
somewhat slow in his activities as
it took him 32 days. The majority
of the meal worms changed in 28
days.
The Grade 1/2s have been
studying plants. They have just
now planted seeds in plastic zip-
lock bags with the moist dirt on the
Marg and Ross Bennett greeted
at Duffs United Church on March
8.
Rev. James Murray greeted
everyone and the Call to Worship
was given with the singing of the
Introit, Holy, Holy, Holy.
After the reading of the gospel
lesson the combined choirs sang,
Precious Memories with Don
McDonald singing the first verse
solo, the second verse with his
granddaughter, Sarah McDonald,
the third verse with Patty Banks
and Marion Godkin and everyone
sang the last verse together.
Rev. Murray announced that the
beautiful array of flowers were
placed at the front of the church by
the McDonald family in memory of
Ken McDonald, who passed away
last weekend.
He also announced that if there
were any children from the age of
13 (or who will turn 13 this year)
and up, interested in being
confirmed this year to get in touch
with him.
Adults interested in joining the
church are to contact him as well.
Summer camp registration forms
are available at the church.
All IGA - Brussels, Knechtel's -
Blyth and Zehrs grocery tapes are
to be in by March 15.
Rev. Murray's sermon was
called, "What do you do when the
boat won't stop rocking?" There are
times, he said, when it feels like the
boat is rocking and nothing will
make it stop. "Every time we turn
around someone is losing a job or a
friend moves away, an illness
bottom and the seeds planted about
one inch from the dirt. The seeds
are to sprout and head for the dirt.
Being in plastic bags the children
will be able to watch.
They have also planted some
marigold seeds in containers and
also have a sweet potato sitting in
water to see if it will root.
The Grade 3/4s are learning
about farm safety.
They have finished with their
Nagano activities and many gold,
silver and bronze medals were
handed out.
They have also been
concentrating on story writing.
This week bunnies Coke and
Pepsi went home for the weekend
with Jamie Reinink.
Congratulations to Laura Bowers
who won third place in the story
telling division for Grade 1 - 3 at
the Legion speech competition last
weekend. Katie Williamson who
also represented Walton school did
a great job as well.
The Grade 2/3s finished up their
animal unit by making puppets and
plays of the animal they chose.
develops or a marriage falls apart.
Every day and in every way the
boat rocks."
"Sometimes we roll with the
waves, sometimes we can steer
around the obstacles. Sometimes
we get caught in the rapids and are
spun around by a whirlpool."
When a canoe is rocking, the best
thing to do is simply hang on. "Get
low in the boat, and hang on to the
gunnels so you aren't as likely to
flip over. When our life is rocking,
the best thing we can do is hang on.
Get a hold of the people who are
near you and hang on for dear life,"
he said.
"We help each other by our act of
being there as friends and being
willing to listen. Prayer is what you
do when you hit the white waters of
your life. With prayer we let God in
and open the possibility for God to
start to change things. All you have
to do is ask for help for 'Behold I
stand at the door and knock!' When
the boat won't stop rocking, prayer
can help."
Rev. Murray concluded his
message with a verse from the
Psalms - "Wait for the Lord! Be
strong! Let God fill your heart with
courage! Wait for the Lord!"
THE WAR AMPS-
Child amputees say
DRIVESAFE1
For more Information call:
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