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The Citizen, 2003-11-12, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2003. PAGE 15. Grey Central Echo School meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. Ilicie will be a Grey Central school meeting on Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. I lie (irades 5 and 6 students went io a .lust Say MOE presentation on Nov. 6. This anti-smoking presentation was sponsored by the health unit. In Mrs. Bowler’s kindergarten class, they are printing, working on problems and learning the numbers I IO. They are graphing weather and using most and least. They are doing \ with Felix Fox. In Mrs. Hemingway’s Grade l class, they are learning the letters O and F. On Wednesday they are having an Artitudes workshop. They wrote letters and drew pictures of a monster named Abiyoyo. They are also learning shapes. Miss Hill’s Grade 2 have finished their October science projects. The Grade Is have completed their presentations about the seasons and the Grade 2s finished their water presentations. In math, they finished shapes and have started to add and subtract. Mrs. Taylor’s Grade 3 class is working on measurement in math. In gym they are doing exercises, playing dodge ball and working on some basketball skills. In science they are working on structures and in social studies they are learning about pioneers. In Mr. Harrison and Mrs. Burnfield’s Grade 4 class they are learning how to do research. They are using the internet and books to find information for an animal project. In Mrs. Murray’s Grade 5 class they are starting to do poetry. Miss Henry’s Grade 7s are reviewing spelling, punctuation and capitalization in grammar. In math they are working on pictographs. In language they are doing a story called White Owl. There will be a geography test on Nov. 19. Mr. Payne’s Grade 8 class has been working on graphs and data management in math. In history they are learning about the different provinces before Confederation. This week Mr. Garland’s SCC class has been writing newspaper articles and in math they are learning to calculate area and perimeter. The pass Area youths had the opportunity to participate in a rugby clinic at Grey Central Public School on Saturday led by members of the F.E. Madill Secondary School team.The day was about learning the skills of the game, but also about sportsmanship. (Vicky Bremner photo) Armstrongs greet Greeting at the door on Sunday morning at Melville Presbyterian Church were members of the family of Bruce and Claudette Armstrong. Special music. In Flanders Fields was played as an anthem by organist Crystal McLellan during the morning greeting. Continuing the theme of Remembrance Day, Clifford Coultes took on the task of conducting the children’s story. He read to them, from The Citizen the Wesselink family’s account of their WW1I war experience and the liberation by Canadian soldiers. The whole congregation then recited in unison John McCrae’s famous poem, In Flanders Fields, and the children went down to their Sunday school lessons. With Rev Cathrine Campbell leading. Psalm 147 was read responsively by everyone. Scripture lessons: Ruth 4: I - 10; Hebrews 9: 27 to Hebrews 10: 1 -4; Mark 12: 38 - 44 were read with Leona Armstrong assisting Rev. Campbell. The collection was taken up by Bill Aitchison, Maurice Douma, Brian Armstrong and Bill King. The sermon, What did you see?, was about the busyness of situations and looking through the activity to see what is really meaningful. Continuing last week’s story told in the book of Ruth, Naomi was about to sell land that had belonged to her son. and as was their custom their closest kinsman had first chance to keep the land ownership in the family. Boaz, a lesser kinsman, was attracted to Ruth and was negotiating to buy the land and claim Ruth as his wife. At the end, Boaz and Ruth finally married and had a child who became the ancestor of King David. This child was the important event for Naomi who had returned to her country as a widow. The birth of this child redeemed her status among her people because now she had offspring and the family line would be continued. The Gospel of Mark, tells who is really important. Jesus and his disciples were watching all the rich and influential people putting money in the treasury of the temple with a great show of generosity. The widow dropped in two small copper coins. Jesus said that her gift was greater because she had given all that she had. From this example. Rev. Campbell said, “It’s a time of remembrance. We are called to remember those who gave their all just as this widow gave everything she had in the temple. And in a time of war, the most amazing heroics are usually done by ordinary people and soldiers, instead of important leaders”. Thanks to Rick and Margaret Mclnroy for their capable organization of Melville’s family dance in Walton Hall last Friday evening. Bible study will be held at Helen Elliott’s home on Thursday at 2 p.m. Junior choir practice is on Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. Also on Tuesday, the video study group will meet at Tammy and Bill King’s home to view Bowling for Columbine, a film abbut the tragic shooting in Littleton, Colorado. Next Sunday, Nov. 16 the sermon will be given by Julia Mitchell who is currently enrolled in a course that trains lay preachers. It is directed by Rev. Peter Bush and Chris O’Reilly. 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