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The Community hail was
• decorated in the Valentine theme
for the 'Progressive,euchre on
-,-.Tuesday cVening, February 20,
— there were eleven tables in play.
Prize, winners Were., for High
lady - Mrs. Harold•Tiolger; low
lady - Mrs, Harold Hudie; High
Man - Wilfred Shortreed; Low
man - Harold. Bolger. Birthday
elesseS40 Valentine's Day • Keith
Clark, Door prize draw was 4.von--..
by Mel Jaeklin, Brussels, , r'
Instistute hostesses were Mrs.
Keith Rock, Mrs. Dave Watson,
Mrs. Ray Huether and Mrs. Allan
McCall. There will, be another
euchre in two weeks with Mrs,
Mac Sholdice; Mrs. I-Jyvey •
Craig, Mrs. Nelson Reid and IVIISif ,
Ray Huether in charge.
The Insti, tute are also planning
a St. Patrick's Court Whist Party.
for Friday; March 10 at 2 p.m.
both men and Women are,:,
Welcome.
Wilton Unit Meeting •
The.;; devotions of the Walton
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unit 'ere _Ili' Charge Of Mrs,
Walter Bewley and Mrs. Harold
Bolger ,fer the unit meeting on
Wednesday evening February 8th
Hymn "All people that .on earth
do dwell" as sung, accompanied
by Mrs. ' Ray Huether at the
piano. The scriptdre reading was
taken, from Galations 5 and
Meditation on A. Perfect World,
killowecl. by prayer. The singing
of Kum-ba-Yah closed this part of
the meeting. s
. Mrs—Ray Huether took as her
topic Society of , Brothers where
she spent .a weekend with the
families at Niq Meadow Run in
Fa;rmington,. Pennsylvania last
fall.
They are the Hufterian(also
called Hutterites) in South' and
North, Dakbta, !Minnesota,
Montana and Washington State
in the United States; and in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and
Alberta 'in Canada, and also in
England. .1- . •.
They live in ' this. small
community, making
:commitment to give 'up their. will,
talents and possesion it js :only
their way..
Mrs. pill Coutts presided for
the business. Midutes were read
by Mrs. Mae Sheldice in the
abse`titt—of the secretary, Mrs.
Haward flackwell' due to
by 17 members. Thank you notes
was read from Patti Bremner for
shower gifts. The membership
fees of 50Q; were collected' and
: Mrs. M. Sholdice took up the,
Collection. Gifts for those in
hospital are to' be looked of ter in
our own units. The U.C.W.
meetings in the winter months
are. to begin,at.- 1:30 p.m. The
Walton Unit will serve at the
Thankoffering service in April
with the decision ' to have
sandwiches for lunch,- will make
final arrangements at March
meeting.
The 'World Day of Prayer
service Will be held on Friday,
March 3 at 2 p•„m. There will be a
spring and fall bale packed •
possible through itn inner van
from God that they can accept
this life, ti to be away from the
outside World, they serve God in
I
Hymn "Where cross the Mrs. Bruce aik, he is Mrs.
Crowded ways of life" followed by Ckrk's brother.
the Mizpah Benediction closed • Miss Joan Bennett. 0wen -
th,e meeting. Sound spent the weekend :at the
Hostesses were Mrs. Torrance home of her parents, Mr. and
Dundas, Mrs. Ernie Stevens and Mrs. Ron Bennett,
Mrs..Leenard Chisholm of Du
. - r Mrs.. Nelsopn rRseolnda•ls
" ngannon visit0d on Sunday with
• The Explore is and C.G,LT.
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entertained
with their leaders
' Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Johnston her mother, Mrs. James. F. Payne
sicicnessi Rolreall was answered • daughter, Joyce Colyer at Victoria
visited on: Sunday •with their
Mr. and • Mrs. Ted Achilles
.- skating party at Blyth arena on
entertained' their families to a
February 9th. Afterwards they
and one of the kindergarten
classes h41 not received their
class pictures earlier. ,
..Gratie B Trip to Goderich
On Thursday. February 9, the
-gra& traiTelled fi'Maderieft by
bus, They went to a council
meeting-at the courthouse on the
square. , Thby talked about the
organization and what theyklo at
the council meetings in Huron
County. This special trip proved
to be worthwhile and educational.
• Hotdogs
This year the'Student's Council
Holly Hobbies. -
Elected as officers werc
President - Theresa Hieknell Vice
- Lo,uise Rian, Secretary; Jean
Murray, Press Reporter; Linda
-Klaver: Other members :are
Rose-Ann Nolan, Marion Nolan,
Mary Murray, 'Louise 'Nolan,
Mary-Jo Ryan,' Martha
7Claessens, Eileen Duffy, and
Margaret Hicknell.
Leader - Mrs. Jamicke Murray
and Assistant Mrs. Dorothy '
Murray explained what the club
was about in general and what
members would need.
•
is selling hotdogs. Every Friday, ,
hotdogs are sold either to the
junior or senior sides on ano,
alternate basis.. The students
enjoy having the hotdogs and it is...
also 'a good way to make money.
Dental-Program
Once. again this year, Hullett
had the dental program. One
February 8, 9 and 10 two nurses
came to the school to administer
the program. Every • grade had
their teeth brushed and the grade '
six class had their teeth flossed as
well as brushed. Each student
received a tpothbrush and the
program proved to be Worthwhile.
Smiwshoes
On Wednesday; February 8.
thPArkde;".„ 1 '•44 IgOnn,1101tOri
Public to
make use of the snowshoes. The
snowshoes !were bought by the --
Student's Council of Hullett. The
.rete rned to their hpme in Hearst
on Monday after spending the
• week at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Rolly ..Achilles following their
return ' from their brother's
Funeral at Ithaca, New York State
last 'Monday. Others attending
the funesal were Mrs. Bill Taylor
of Kintail andMrs./ Jim Sills,
Hu11ett .stuctOnts .have poker rall members. decided on the -name
"Focus On. Living - The,
B &D Jig Saw Orbital Sander
Moratig 'names
to build oh.
:4...Poker Rally
On Friday, February ,10, the
grade six class went on a poker
rally to' a nearby -bush. The
childm travelled by sti owshoe or
by skis7Thpupils wrapPed their
hinthes in tinfoil and cooked the
food over an open fire. The Class
had to find cards placed in the
bush and also had an hem- of free
time.The class had' a wonderful
,
Volleyball
On. February, 16th the school
vollbyball teams, played exhibition
games against Holmesville Public
School. E. ch team p14ed two
games: The .total score for the
boys' games .•were 32 to •28 for
Hullett. The total score for the
girls' games were 28 to 16 for
Holmesville Both teams played
very well.
Valentines Parties
On,February 14th many classes
in the school held Valentine
patties. The •grades 1 ,k2 baked
small candies and the grade 4-s ,
had to bring a lunch and share it
with a friend. Everyone~ 'enjoyed.
the cookies and other'landies.
Nurses Return
,On. Febrfary 14th 'the d' ental
nurses. once again returned to
StudentS' to t11, ,They
had to do some of th grades on
the Junior side who had missed it
before. Another group of nurses
also came on the 14th. These
Hospital, London.
Mrs. Gerald Watson and
Mrs.. Harold Hudie, attended the
two-day course on "Perspnaliz-
ing your Patter.n".. They will-
bring the information back . and
are reqiigtrra. that...„,any W.I.
-members or interested ladies in
the coii-pnunity are to get in touch
grade •three class had .an
enjoyable time,
Grade 8 Trip
On Monday, February 6, the
grade 8 class went on a field trip
to the bush.-they could travel by ,
snowshoes or bring skiffs "fro t
home: Tiley-toek their lunch els
cooked it over an open fire. ey
could also go tobogganing on. a
hill. The class left the school at
9:15 and returned at 3;15.
Accompanying the class were Mr.
Millson and• Mr. Riley. Everyone
had an enjoiable time, ,
served hot chocolate and cookies,
#3.4-H
The first meeting "for
Londesbpro #3 4-H Homemaking
-Club project ."Focus on living"
was held February 13 at the home
of Marjorie Duizer. under the
leadership of Marjorie Duizer and
Judy Datema. There were 11
present.
Elected to office were President
- Carol Cartwright, Vice
President, Jacqueline Johnstpn;
_Secretary - Helen Kolkman; Press
reporter Kathy Radford.
suffered a stroke an1.1,--bn Monday,
February 13 was admitted' to
Clinton Public Hospital. She was:
transferred to' London • on
Thksday. "Friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs.' Toin Allen ent
jlast _week end Th sday to.
Mondayat Dwight, Ontario.
Frank Ellerby, • Clinton spent
Weekend with his grandparents.
Joan Garron, London and Kennie
Colquhoun, Clinton, visited on
Saturday at the same hoine.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Durnin were Mr. and
Mrs. Don Case, Exeter, Mrs.,
- Hazel Brockford, Toronto and. Mr.
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party
And Mrs. ' Jim Lobb, Goderich,
Township.'
Remember the W.I. card .party
this Friday, February 2,44th at 8130
p.m. in , charge are Doreen
CAiter, Margaret Taylor and Ora
Bruce;
Ken Armstrong, David and
Billy moved to their new home On
co Constable Ken Armstrong is
spending 2 Weeks attending
O.P.P. College in Toronto,
Concession 11 Ffoltett Township'
last week.
.Mr..and Mrs. Jack .Arrnstrorig
visited on Siinday with his
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Armstrong,'
Clinton.
er
NNE
nurses were administering
vaccinations for polio. • The
..students'certainly had a healthy-
Day,
' Constable Wilsoit
On --February- 1Sth Coostabl e •
Wilson of the 0.P,P. came, to
Hullett. He shbwed -a film to the
whole school and then answered
questions. He talked' to the
grades 7 & 8's together and then
went 'to ,. the other classes
separately. He spoke to the
students about Juveniles and
theft. The students now know
what will happen if you ' are•
--:Catight stedi ng.
'White Cone 'Week
(IntendeOlor last week)
On Wednesday, rebrua6,
Hullett 'recognized White C nc
Weels, The school held a. special
assembly in which every pupil,
attended. The special guests were
Mr. and Mos.• Harold Vodden of
Blyth. Mr. Vodden is 4 a blind
gentleman who has a leader dog
called Chipper. Chipper
accompanied the Voddens to the
assembly. "The assembly gave' a
better insight into how the blind
arb able to cope in society with
the helc1,43f trained. slogs.
Photographer Returns
On Wednesday, February 8,
the photographer returned to take
glass pictures. The grade '3 class
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Miss Amy Love is visiting this
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Broadfoot. Other visitors at .the
same home on Saturday were Mr. elect officer
and Mrs David Allison of London. A discussion was held on the.
and :Jerry Ca rdiff of Fetrolia on The first meeting of the meaning of the 4.1-1 emblem and
Sunday. McKillop #4 4-H was held on- points to remember for good
Robert McGillvary of Winnipeg_ February 14 at 7:30 at leader Mrs. emotional health .
is visiting at the home of Mr. and Janneke 'Merray's home. The Personals
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