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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1998-05-06, Page 10Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360 PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1998. School support While waiting in the audience for their turn on stage, the kindergarten students of Hullett Central Public School showed their appreciation for the band's performance at the spring concert last week. In addition to the band and choir, kindergartens performed "Adventures in Space", Grade 2's acted out "The Colour Factory" and Grades 6/7, 7/8 performed "The Art-ful Dodgers". Emceeing were the Grade 6 students. L The news from ondesboro Gang views driving video The news from uburn Compiled by Kay Lapp Phone 526-7264 Walkerburn Club gives to Alzheimer's Waal. .come eacfaestce the Ger...alit ei Aewse#:9. atito4e94 the New 9iiee411/04iaes Auadii.ey. with c-.JAvt a‘lci vaAiel‘i ,Z-•a14(4‘3(t. -?:•• V%/A7,•A 01..A2111),W 1$1'1701°)• EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR YOUR GARDEN!! Perennials, Nursery Stock, Beautiful Horiging Baskets, Colour Bowfs, Genantums & much more! Lots of New Varieties indyclin9 Purple Wove Petunias! All Mother's Visiting On Saturday & Sunday Receive A FREE 31/2 " Seed Geranium Having trouble deciding where to take Mom for Mother's Day Bring her to Stickers for our Roast Beef Dinner $6.95 includes • choice of potatoes • vegetable, soup or juice • coffee or tea • complimentary carnation Book now 526-7759 V ITICKERY Restaurant in Auburn • Colour Printing • Posters • Letterheads • Envelopes • Business Cards • Labels WE CAN DO IT ALL! • Business Forms • Brochures • Flyers • Carbonless Forms The April meeting of the Londesboro Happy Gang Seniors was held at the Hall on Wednesday, April 29. Brenda Young from Blyth spoke and showed a video on drivers' tests. The next spring dance is on Friday, May 22. Minutes of the March meeting were read. Reta gave the financial report. She also reported on the Spring Rally at Holmesville. The October theme for the fall rally is Sing, Say or Play. The next card party is Friday, May 8 at the hall. Len Archambault spoke on the United service Greeter at Londcsboro United Church on Sunday was Helen Dale. Ushers were Yvonne and Pam Hoggart. The guest speaker was the Rev. Cheri Dinovo of the Brucefield-Kippen charge. The senior choir sang. The sermon topic was on converting and beating stress. Sunday, May 17 is the 100th anniversary of the present church building. Drive earns $583 June Fothergill acknowledges the efforts of her helpers, Helen Dale and Edythe Beacom, in collecting for the cancer drive. A total of $583 was turned into the Cancer Society. At 1:30 p.m. on April 28 the Walkerbum Club met at Christine Gross's home. The meeting opened with prayer by Vera Penfound. The minutes and treasurer's reports were given. It was decided to give $50 to Alzheimer's. On May 25 the club will have a plant and a miscellaneous sale. Betsey Verwey will hopefully be the auctioneer. She is recovering from serious surgery and is in members' thoughts and prayers. Pat Hunking invited the club to her home for the May meeting. Betty Archambault will be lunch convenor and Christine Gross is in charge of the programme. Members who went on the trip to Mennonite country noted the difference in farming methods. They visited homes minus hydro Rev. DiNova speaks at Knox United Through pulpit exchange Rev. Cheri DiNova of the Brucefield- Kippen charge welcomed the Knox congregation at 10 a.m. on May 3. Jesus in Your Risen Power opened the service followed by reading from Psalm 23, "God Walks with — Me Through Life". Rev. Di Nova continued with prayer. Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing was sung. The children were called to the front and Rev. Di Nova spoke to them about Saul's conversion becoming, Paul the apostle. She then had one of the youngsters dress as Paul and brought another child, a Christian, from the congregation. From Acts, Saul travelled. A bright light shone on him and he Continued on page 26 and saw numerous beautiful quilts. They purchased the backing for the quilt which is to be finished. Several members had put the quilt together and it is lovely. The draw donated by Vera Penfound was won by Audrey Boonstoppel. Betty Archambault gave two readings "Ten Commandments of a Farm Wife" and "The Best Things of Life". Following this was a math test. A contest on "Birds" was won by Pat Honking. Betty closed with "Very Amusing Sayings". After lunch, as members left they admired Christine Gross's beautiful flower beds. Even trilliums and dutchman's breeches from the bu'.i grace them! 4-H members talk food By Mike Bean The "Healthy Eating" 4-H Club's last meeting on April 30, focused on the topic of eating "Out on the Town". Following the completion of the "Supermarket Savvy Quiz", each member participated in preparing a barbecue meal with a menu similar to a fast food restaurant, including burgers and fries and ice cream. " The Achievement Program will be May 14, at the Auburn Hall at 5 p.m. Each member will prepare food for snacks for our family members. People Bible Study Group met Auburn United on April 27. It will meet on May 5 at Londesboro United. Read "Titus". Mother's Day Tea and Bazaar will be on Friday, May 8 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Huronview. There is a bake sale also. Canadian Tire money may still be donated for supplies for Camp Menesetung. The Auburn WI will meet on May 14. Senior games in June. There will be a day trip to Port Dover on June 25 and a picnic on June 24. The Huronlea birthday party is on June 9. For May, KP is Harry, Reta and Orville while cakes is June Fothergill and Genevieve Allen. Vote was taken to give $1,500 to the Hall fund.