The Citizen, 2001-05-16, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2001.
Baptism at United
FROM LONDESBORO
Gang meets
A preview
Students at Hullett Central performed songs from their new CD at a concert
held at the school last Thursday evening. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Students sell dough
The Happy Gang Seniors
hosted a euchre tournament at
Londesboro Hall oh May I1
with 16 tables in play. Top
prize went to Keith and
Phyllis Tyndall with 78 points.
Carole Daer and Evelyn
Christensen were in second
place with 76 points while
John and Mary Vanden Eisen
were Artlose third with 75
pOink,
Both Jim Coultes and Mabel
Wheeler had the most lone
hands with six. There were
three share-the-wealth win-
ners.
The Londesboro Seniors are
invited to the Blyth Seniors'
meeting at noon on May 23.
There will be a seniors' dance
at the hall on May 25.
Beginning Monday, May
14, Hullett Central Public
School will be selling cookie
dough, muffin batter and piz-
zas as th,:ir last fundraiser.of
the year.
The proceeds from these
products will be used to
enhance the Literacy and
Numeracy Resource material.
It you are interested in help-
ing with,this project, contact a
Hullett pupil or the school
office.
Provided the weather co-
operates Thursday, May 17
will be track and field day for
Hullett pupils. Friday is the
rain date.
Participating or watching,
sunscreen and insect repellent
will be musts.
In light of the news last
week regarding schools_sug-
gested for closure in the next
few years let's enjoy the pres-
ence of the school and the
children in our midst now.
The pleasure from your sup-
port will be reciprocal.
Regular churchgoers and
visitors witnessed the baptism
of Devyn Michael Clark, son
of Mike ,and Shannon
(Duizer) Clark on Sunday,
May 15 at Londesboro United
Church.. What a lovely way
for Devyn's mom and grand-
moms to celebrate Mother's
Day. The youthful voices of
the junior choir added to the
joyous occasion.
Rev. Paul Ross's message
was Who's In, Who's Out?
Supporting scripture passages
were Acts 11: 1-18 and John
13: 31-35.
Next Sunday is designated
as Memorial Sunday. The
service is an opportunity to
remember and pay tribute to
Wayne Ward has now been
transferred to the fourth floor,
N12, of University Hospital in
London. Village residents
wish him a speedy recovery.
By all reports, there will be
plenty of activity in our little
village next weekend. Check
out the yard sales for bargains,
those who have passed away.
You are invited to bring pic-
tures or memorabilia to the
service. Or, if you wish to do
so, you are invited to bring
flowers for planting around
the church as a tribute.
You are asked to support the
yard dale, bake sale and/or car
wash being held on May 19.
The hospital information
meeting is still a go for
Monday, May 21 at 8 p.m. in
the church sanctuary.
The Stewards are accepting
donations for their yard sale
(no clothing please) until
Friday evening. The UCW
ladies would appreciate fresh
baked goods for their bake
sale as well.
the bake sale for homemade
treats and have your car
washed by the youth group.
Get out and enjoy if only to
catch up on the news with the
neighbours.
Sunday you can enjoy an
innovative church service and
beautify the village at the
same time. Then the holiday
Monday consider attending
the information meeting with
Janice Cosgrove regarding
hospital proposal for our area.
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Good turnout at Knox
for Mother's Day service
There was a good atten-
dance at Knox on Sunday,
May 13 for Mother's Day. The
junior choir treated everyone
with song.
Following the service the
congregation went downstairs
as there was a lunch served
there. Elliott Lapp said grace
and lunch was enjoyed by
everyone.
Everyone offers a special
prayer that Gordon Gross will
soon be recovered and home
again.
More birds have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Baltimore
Oriole came a few days ago
and Mrs. Hummingbird was
back this morning.
Daniel 8 to be topic
FROM AUBURN of next Bible study
E. Ball
hosts
Walkerburn
Club
meeting
Monday, May 7 the
Walkerburn Club met at Ethel
Ball's home.
Vera Penfound opened the
meeting with prayer followed
by several good Mothers
readings. Roll call was
answered by favourite spring
flowers and there was good
attendance.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and treasurer
Bernice Norman gave the
report and took collection for
the day.
This meeting was a plant
sale and Audrey Boonstoppel
was appointed as the auction-
•eer.
There was an assortment of
plants for pots and for the
flower beds. Everyone was in
a spring buying mood and the
capable auctioneer got the
highest price for, everything.
A social time closed an
enjoyable afternoon.
May 8 at 1:30 p.m. Bible
study was held at Tina
Empey's.
Rev. Paul Ross was pianist
for the hymn-sing.
Bible study was on Daniel
7. Reading it left everyone
puzzled. However, Rev. Ross
was able to unscramble it
A number of area school
will be getting new principals
and vice-principals in
September.
Both Seaforth District High
School and F.E. Madill
Secondary School in
Wingham will be getting new
teams of a principal and vice-
principal in the upcoming
school year.
Seaforth will be getting a
new principal in Jim Moore,
coming from Bluewater
Secondary School to replace
Jeff Reaburn who will be
moving to South Huron
District Secondary School.
The new vice-principal, Pat
Senn, comes from Goderich
Collegiate Institute, replacing
Jerry Selk who will be. going
to Goderich.
Joe Jankowski will become
principal at RE. Madill from
forthem. This was a dream of
four different empires,
of beasts and of God's
people.
The next chapter for study
will be Chapter 8. Bernice
Anderson invited the group to
her home for the next meet-
ing.
being the vice-principal at
Listowel. F.E. Madill's cur-
rent principal, Wayne Tessier
will be moving to Bluewater.
James Ryan will become
the new vice-principal at F.E.
Madill, taking over from Tom
Craig, who will move to
South Huron.
Kim Black will become the
new principal of Blyth Public
School coming from a teach-
ing position at Upper Thames
Elementary School in
Mitchell.
Black will replace Willi
Laurie who will be moving to
Colborne Public School as
principal.
Ross MacSorley will be
leaving Seaforth Public
School for Juliet Public
School in. Stratford. Seaforth
is in the process of hiring
another vice-principal.
Area schools' administrators
moved in annual shuffle
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