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The Citizen, 1991-01-23, Page 9Londesboro Hullett happenings THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1991. PAGE 9. Kindergarden Registration begins Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360 Cheerio Club holds draw at January meeting The January meeting of the Cheerio Club was held on Wednes­ day afternoon, January 16 at 2 p.m. at thehome of Ora Bruce. Ora welcomed everyone. She gave a reading on “Remember­ ing”. Minutes of the December meeting were read. Laura Lyon gave a reading about the English language and its different mean­ ings. Roll call was answered by 10 members. The treasurer’s report was given. Collection and draw money was taken up. Stella read a poem, “Take it with a grin”. The draw donated by Laura Lyon Community extends best wishes to John Snell The January meeting of Happy Gang Seniors will be held on Wednesday, January 30. It - will begin with a pot luck dinner at 12 o’clock sharp. Everyone over 55 is welcome to come. John Snell is a patient in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London for hip surgery. The best wishes of the community are extended to him for a speedy recovery. Shuffleboard was held at Hullett Public School on Wednesday even­ ing, January 16 at 8 p.m. There were 12 present. Ladies’ high was Gerald Dale; men’s high, Harry Lear. Huron East W. I. was won by Estella Adams. Lucky chair, cup and plate winners were Mary Longman, Vietta Hoggart, and June Fothergill. Lunch was served by Clara Riley, Ora Bruce and Laura Lyon. Cards were played before lunch. ‘What George Learned’ sermon Greeters at Londesboro United Church on Sunday, January 20 were Elgin and Joy Penfound. Ushers were Ken Penfound, Kevin Wright, Bert Lyon and Tom Duizer. The choir sang an anthem. The sermon topic was “What George Learned”. Senior Youth Group will meet Friday, January 25 at 8 p.m. at Clinton Crown Lanes. Cost will be $4.25 (GST included) for shoes and two games of bowling. Editors: Andrea Postma and - Karla Stacey KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION by EUy Wilts If you have any children who will be starting kindergarten at Hullett Central Public School in September give your child’s name, age and date of birth. Call the school if you have a child that is not already registered. They have to be five by December 31, 1991 or they cannot start until September 1992. GRADE 4 by Christine Lapp Grades 4 and 6 went to the museum on December 19, 1990. We made sheep with wood and coloured yarn. We saw lots of antique toys and a little, old Christmas Tree made of feathers. We got to have a taste of hot or cold cider and a shortbread cookie. We got to ring the bell on a big train. Grade 4 was in the Christmas concert. We presented a story about the real meaning of Christ­ mas. It was called “Christmas Symbols”. The grade 4’s were inviteu to the Christmas dance. They danced to the beat. They had a lot of fun! Grade 4 also received letters from their pen pals in Seaforth. CO-ED VOLLEYBALL by Jennifer Szusz Hullett Central P.S. set up co-ed volleyball at lunch recesses. Mr. Griffin was in charge. We had the tournament on Monday, Jan. 14. The first game was Team 1 against Team 4. The winner was Team 1. Then Teams 2 and 7 played. Team 2 won. The championship game was Team 1 against Team 2. Team 1 was the overall champion. Thanks Mr. Griffin. We had lots of fun. EXPLORERS CHRISTMAS MEETING by Christine Dale We started the Christmas meet­ ing with the purpose and then we sang a song. We did three activi­ ties: Reindeer clothespins. Candy­ cane reindeer, and stained glass painting. For supper we had pizza, pop, and Rice Krispies squares. We also had gift exchange. Then we went carolling in the village until 8 p.m. On January 10 we started with a song then a story. The story taught us to be prepared. We then went right to work on the worksheet. Next came the memory work. The collection was $5. POPCORN MACHINE by Kim Elliott When we came to school on Monday, January 14 everyone smelled the popcorn. In Mr. Mill­ son’s grade 8 room we had the popcorn machine going. Every class came in to his room to have some popcorn. Everybody enjoyed Monday. NOTICE BELGRAVE ARENA IS NOW ACCEPTING ICE TIME RENTALS CONTACT STEVE ROBINSON 357-2269 hopes for bus trip to Royal Huron East Executive of the Women’s Institute met at the home of Nancy Vanass at Cranbrook Monday, January 14 to discuss the final plans for District Annual to be held at Bluevale Community Hall Tuesday, May 14, when the theme will be “The times they are a changing”. The guest speaker will be Helen Barker. Huron East Tweedsmuir books have been micro-filmed and are to be placed in the Goderich Museum for safe keeping, as well there will be a copy placed in the Wingham Library. Women’s Institutes are going to have a letter writing campaign to the local members of Parliament as to getting the “Living Will” back orf the governments agenda again. Home and Country has a new editor in the name of Janet Rollins Grant. The last issue as such will be the Fall issue 1991 with the exception of a special issue March 1992, for which they want special pictures and articles. Huron East is hoping to have enough interest in a bus trip to the Royal Winter Fair this year when at this time they would like some volunteers for the W.l. Hospitality booth. The profits made from serving lunch at Guelph Area Convention is to be invested so that we may be able to assist in a future project. IMAGINES New Year's Resolution 441 This year, I’m going to lose that same old twenty pounds - and gam twenty new friends by doing some volunteer work VILLAGE We reserve the right to limit quantities Prices in effect Jan. 22-26 While supplies last! Deliveries Monday to Friday Only! Open 6 Days A Week Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday Nights Until 9 p.m. BRUSSELS MARKET 887-9226 CAULIFLOWER .99 Wieners 1 QQ 450G I • < > POPULAR Luncheon Meats 175G 1.69 BREADED Chicken THIGHS & A QQ DRUMSTICKS 900G > KommunitV COOKING ONIONS 2/.992 LB. BAGS IDA RED APPLES - 1.39 THIS WEEK'S GROCERY FEATURES ■■■’................................„z__ SUCCESS Mushrooms 10 oz. PIECES & STEMS SHIRRIFF’S - GOOD MORNING Marmalade 750ML - 3 FLAVOURS 2.99 KELLOGG’S Corn Flakes 525G 2.79 Juice 1LITRE 1J9 NESCAFE-VIVA Decaffeinated Coffee 150G 4.99 DELMONTE Fruit Cocktail 28 02 2.39 Tang ORANGE FLAVOUR CRYSTALS 3 x 92 G. 1.19 SWANSON-MICROWAVE Meat Pies BEEF,CHICKEN, & TURKEY 200G CHEFMASTER - SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY Peanut Butter 500G 1.69 HOSTESS FRITO LAY - ASSORTED Potato Chips & SNACKS 200G 1.39