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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2006. PAGE 19.
John de Keyzer to perform at Goderieh's Livery
The Livery Theatre in Goderich is
poised to host a blues musician who
Liam Lacy from The Globe & Mail
says "plays guitar like a man with
his pants on fire.
Multiple award winning, Jack de
Keyzer and his band will blow in
from Toronto to play Huron County
for the first time on Friday, Jan. 27 at
8 p.m.
Performing 150 plus a year, the
By Heather Crawford
Citizen staff
Students at Hullett Central Public
School are getting the message that
reading is a good way to spend their
spare time.
When asked how many students
would be able to handle reading 20
Members
judge bread
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shape bread. The members read
about what to look for when judging
bread.
To practise judging, the members
judged apples. Junior leaders, Tina
Drennan and Sophie Jefferson, were
the official judges.
Once the baking was ready, the
members set the table and began to
eat.
At this meeting the members
made Betty's bread pizza. Chelsea
buns and hot-cross buns.
The next meeting is scheduled for
Saturday, Jan. 21 at 9 a.m.
Classified advertisements
published in
The Citizen
are now available on.our
website at
www.northhuron.on.ca
Jack de Keyzer band — Tony Ajo,
drums; Alan Duffy, bass and Chris
Murphy, saxophone, have toured
throughout Canada, the USA,
Mexico and Europe and are
continual favourites at the BB King
Blues Festival and the Montreal
International Festival of Jazz.
"We're fortunate to have them, no
doubt about it", says executive
director to the Livery, Wes
minutes a day, one Grade 3 student
chuckled saying he could read for
hours a day.
This will soon be put to the test as
Hullett students from Grades 1-8 are
asked to participate in the Usborne
Books read-a-thon.
The read-a-thon will help students
reap the many benefits of reading,
giving them an opportunity to raise
money to buy books for themselves.
"This is great for this time of
year," Hullett school principal Lois
Tebbutt said. "If we have a snow
day, it's good to know that we have
[the read-a-thon] happening and
we'll all be staying in and reading."
Tebbutt said the read-a-thon is part
of the school's celebration of world
MacVicar, "but they're excited too
because they say they finally get to
tap into the deep current of blues
enthusiasts along the coast, spanning
Grand Bend to Port Elgin".
It seems they're right. Blues has
been the number one music genre in
growth for this part of the province
over the last few years, Kincardine
and Port Elgin successfully run
many all-season concerts with blues
literacy day on Jan. 27.
Each student is asked to read for
20 minutes a day for 10 days and to
collect pledges from family, friends
and neighbours. Kids keep half of
the money raised to buy books while
the other half goes towards books for
the school.
"Usborne will give an additional
seven per cent to the school as well,"
said Julie Wright. a mother of two
girls at Hullett and a representative
of Usborne.
Wright will be returning to the
school in early February with a
collection of over 300 books for kids
to choose from. "It's really a great
thing for the students and for the
school," she said.
artists from Delta to Chicago and the
fan base continues to swell.
Two such fans from Goderich, in
fact, are to thank for de Keyzer's
upcoming appearance. "John
Harrison and Bud Mabon brought
the band and its achievements to my
Cheerios
host
euchre
The Happy Gang Seniors had 16
tables of card players at their
monthly card party at the
Londesborough Community Hall on
Friday, Jan. 13.
Len and Betty Archambault had
the highest score of 77 points at
evening's end. In second place were
Delores Howatt and Dorothy Dalton
with 74 points. Close behind with
the third highest score of 73 were
Keith and Phyllis Tyndall.
The number for most lone hands
successfully played was five. by
Helen Lee and Wilmer Glousher.
The next euchre party will be held
on Feb. 10.
During the time at the front with
the boys and girls on Jan. 15,
Londesborough United Church
minister Rev. Pat Cook posed the
question, "What do you know about
the person beside you?"
It became obvious that it is
impossible to know everything
about someone else. However as
Psalm 139 states, God knows
everything about everyone. God
sees the person others see and also
the person on the inside. God will
help each as they work hard to show
their best side to those around them.
The morning's responsive psalm,
Psalm 139, speaks of God's
omniscience.
Listen, God Is Calling, was the
title for Rev. Cook's message to the
adults. Her supporting scripture was
1 Samuel 3: 1-10.
Taking the persona of Samuel,
Rev. Pat told of how his mother,
Hanna, had sent him to the
tabernacle for training with Eli.
He/she told the story of being called
one night into God's service.
As a 12-year-old boy he began to
hear the voice of God and doing His
work. Over the next years Samuel
delivered many messages for God,
some very difficult.
God calls very ordinary people to
do His work in today's world. When
hey do what is needed in their lives,
attention," states MacVicar, but it
was really John and Bud's
knowledge and infectious
enthusiasm that convinced me to act.
Tickets for Jack de Keyzer are $20
and can be purchased at The Livery
524-6262 or Ernie King Music on
The Square in Goderich.
FROM LONDESBORO
visiting troubled folk, leading
groups, teaching Sunday School,
etc. they have answered God's call
for them. We can influence
another's life without realizing it
just by being ordinary folk who care
to follow God's voice. It isn't
always possible to see the greatness
of others around us.
Rev. Cook admonished the
congregation to "Listen, for God is
calling."
Flowers at 'the front of the
sanctuary were placed in memory of
Daisy Gilfillan by her family. Her
memorial service was held in the
church on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
The senior choir sang the anthem,
Wonderful, Wonderful Jesus. The
senior choir will practise next
Sunday, Jan. 22 at 10 a.m.
Confirmation classes will be
offered by Rev, Cook in February.
Anyone wishing to participate
should contact the church office.
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Book worms
Students at Hullett Central Public School will be taking part in a read-a-thon for 10 days.
During a presentation they learned neat facts from a Science book (such as optical illusions
with your fingers) one of the many books available to the students after they raise enough
money from reading. (Heather Crawford photo)
Hullett students gear up
for Usborne read-a thon
Minister tells kids
to get acquainted
during 'their' time
to