The Citizen, 1990-01-10, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1990. PAGE 7.
Walton UCW plans for new year
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Walton students present
a colourful concert
Due to the rather blustery wea
ther on Thursday, the day set for
the Walton Public School concert,
the concert was held over till
Friday, Dec. 22.
A large crowd of parents, grand
parents and friends attended the
concert in the basement of Duff’s
United Church.
The pupils put on a splendid
concert with the theme: “A Rain
bow Christmas”. Thanks is also
due to their teachers and music
teacher.
The program consisted of Christ
mas narrators Melissa Harrison
and Theresa McClory for the grade
two number, ‘‘The Purple People:
stories are the best part of Christ
mas”.
Narrators Alicia Dalton and Ja
son MacDonald told the first Fa
vourite Story: ‘‘Nez Rouge”. Rein
deer were Corey Culbert, Wendy
Glauser, Sandra McNicholl, Janice
McCallum, Trevor Ward, Theresa
Pryce, Chris Siemon, Amy Short
reed, Trevor Gibbons. In the
second Favourite Storey, “Frosty
the Snowman”, Frosty was Brian
Hawks; Little Girl, Melissa Dube.
In the third Favourite Story, “The
Grinch who stole Christmas”, the
Grinch was Dennis Rijkhoff; Ralph
the dog, Justin McQuire; Cindy -
you-who, Amy Lioness.
In the fourth Favourite Story,
“Our Own”, the play was perform
ed by Alicia Dalton, Pam Elliott,
Jillian Houston, Amy Shortreed.
In the fifth Favourite Story, “The
Real Meaning of Christmas”,
Joseph was played by Ben Finlay
son; Mary, Amy Lioness; three
wise men, Corey Culbert, Trevor
Ward, Trevor Gibbons; Shepherds,
Janice McCallum, Theresa Pryce,
Todd Smith; sheep, Sandra Mc
Nicholl, Chris Siemon; Purple
People Rainbow Makers, Brad
Somerville, Matthew McLellan.
The Kindergarten “B” number
introduction was by Aaron Barker.
The five little evergreens were
Brian Dolmage, Ashley Den Haan,
Bradley Crawford, Erin Beuerman,
Nicholas Elligsen.
In the “Biggest Most Beautiful
Christmas Tree” the trees were:
Brian Dolmage, Ryan Harnack,
Bradley Crawford; Mouse, Kenny
McCallum; Chipmunks, Chad
Somerville, Nicholas Elligsen;
Girls, Amanda Vick, Ashley Den
Haan, Erin Beuerman; Squirrel,
Brandi Williamson; Santa, Michael
Beuerman; Closing, Aaron Barker.
The kindergarten “A” introduc
tion was by Kellsey Huard and
Adam Coombs. The song “What
shall we have for Christmas din
ner” was performed by Scott
McDonald, John Glauser, Jeffery
Linton, Darrell McClure, Jennifer
Arthur, Stephanie Harrison, Kris
McNichol and Daniel Boyd. Every
one sang the song “Christmas
Cookies” followed by a poem on
Christmas cookies by Ashley O’Re
gan and Melissa Badley. The play
“The Gingerbread Man” was play
ed by: Gingerbread man, Matthew
Hill; farmer, John Glauser; wife,
Ashley O’Regan; woodcutter, Scott
McDonald; bear, Jennifer Arthur;
fox, Daniel Boyd. Other members
were Kris McNichol, Adam
Coombs, Stephanie Harrison,
Melissa Badley, Darrell McClure,
Jeffery Linton and closing by
Kellsey Huard.
The choir sang “Go Tell the
Children” and Merry Christmas
Time-Ee-O”.
The grade one number was
“What Do I have to give?” Yellow
people were Katie Emmrich, Kelly
Macdonald, Amanda McClory and
Leanne Den Haan; Little Tree, T. J.
Sauerbrei; woodcutters, Chris Hill
and Chris Blake; Skunk, Kassie,
Joe Hoegy; Bear, Paul Linton;
Mouse, Adam Koehler; Rabbits,
Tammy McClure and Jody Vander-
Veen; Deer, Katie Lubbers and
Meagan Beuerman; Birds, Rose
Peters and Cynthia McClure; Ra
coon, Charlene Thompson; Porcu
pine, Steven Wernham Seeback;
Chipmunk, Bradley Lubbers; Mr.
Owl, Joshua Horst.
For the grade three number, “A
Rainbow Christmas”, narrators
were: Melissa Harrison and There
sa McClory; Red people, Grade
Three. Rainbow Drill consisted of
Sarah McLellan, Carali, Abby
Dietz, Melissa Harrison, Ellen
Workman, Jennifer Lubbers, Shan
non Gibbons.
Tumbling was performed by
Armand Dube, Kevin Bernard,
Robbie Mitchell, Jamie Emmrich,
Darrell Dalton, Nicholas Den Haan,
Jason Thompson. Dancing round
the Christmas Tree were Theresa
McClory and Kerri McClure;
Nicole Crawford and Carali McCall,
Abby Dietz, Michelle Kuntz, Cor
inne Leonhardt and Melissa Harri
son. Everyone took part in Acros
tic: What makes Christmas Merry.
The choir closed the program
singing “Every Little Wish”.
BRUSSELS
WINNERS
Jayne Ross won a remote
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Women, who participated in our Save-a- ■
Tape program & received $63.78 to be
used toward renovations of the church.I
It was a joint meeting of the units
of the United Church Women when
17 ladies met Wednesday evening
for the first meeting in the New
Year.
Devotions were led by Doreen
Hackwell by repeating the U.C.W
Purpose.
Marie McGavin was pianist for
the hymn, “I know not what the
future hath”. Scripture was read
by Gloria Love followed by a
meditation given by Marion God
kin. The hymn, “Tis winter now,
the fallen snow” was sung. Offer
ing was received and dedicated.
Gloria read a poem, “New Year’s
Resolution”. Doreen closed this
part of the meeting with prayer.
Marie McGavin had the topic on
Stewardship and Finance and
showed a film strip on “The names
of Money” showing the material
McKillop Council sets
remuneration by-law
A by-law setting the remunera
tion for McKillop township council
lors and members of committees
and boards was approved at the
December 5 meeting of McKillop
township council.
Under the by-law Reeve Marie
Hicknell will receive $1,825 while
deputy-reeve will receive $1,525.
Councillors will also receive $1,525.
Members of local boards will
receive $45 per meeting that is less
than three hours. Meetings over
three hours in length will bring an
allowance of $80.
things we need in life. We give
through the church in money, trust,
stewardship, Love and Mission,
this was followed with a discussion.
Dorothy Sholdice presided for
the business, opening by repeating
the U.C.W. Purpose. Doreen Hack
well read minutes in absence of
Marilyn McDonald, then read a
thank you card and attended to the
correspondence. It was moved that
the membership fees be the same
as last year, and due by the end of
February. It was suggested fees be
collected at next month’s unit
meeting.
It was decided to have a Spring
Daffodil Tea and bake table again
this spring, with the tentative date
set for April 21. Plans are to be
made at a later meeting. Members
are to save the Zehrs and Knechtel
tapes and Campbell soup labels,
A mileage rate of 27 cents per
kilometre will be paid to members
of council attending special meet
ings of council, local board meet
ings, meetings outside the town
ship, seminars and conferences.
Elected members of council will
have an annual allowance of up to
$1,000 for expenses incurred at
conventions and seminars, provid
ing expense receipts for councill
ors and their spouses for accom
modation, meals, and travel and
registration for the spouse are
provided.
Congratulations...
to these happy
control Porche, compliments
of EMA & Bittners Meats
Our Christmas colouring
contest winners were
•Leslie Pepper, R.R. #5, Brussels - 5 & under
•Anita Ahrens, Monkton - 9 -12 yrs.
•Shannon Gibbons, Walton - 6 - 8 yrs.
can be left in boxes in the Sunday
School room. Dates for coming
events were announced.
Annual meetings will be follow
ing a pot luck luncheon after church
on Sunday, Jan. 21 at Bluevale;
Sunday, Jan. 28 at Walton. Note
that on Jan. 28 the service times
will be changed with Bluevale
having the early service at 9:55
a.m.
Next month will be an executive
meeting on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m.
Dorothy closed with prayer. Olene
Dennis and Phyllis Mitchell served
lunch during a time of fellowship.
Duff’s UCW
installed
Installation of the U.C.W. took
place at the morning service at
Duff’s United. The minister Rev.
Bonnie Cole Arnal in the pulpit.
January ushers were Ray Huether,
Graeme Craig and Ben Hoegy.
Junior choir practice is on Thurs.,
Jan. 11 at 4:15 p.m. The board
meeting was held at the home of
Murray and Olene Dennis on
Sunday evening.
Walton WI
plans
luncheons
The Walton Women’s Institute
are planning for its noon luncheon,
Jan. 17 at 11:30 a.m. Convenors
are having hot beef this month with
all the trimmings.
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