The Citizen, 1993-12-15, Page 9• • •
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Youth perform at Duff's United
Bill and Marie Coutts greeted
worshippers at Duff's United
Church, Dec. 12.
Gloria Wilbee and son Kevin lit
the third advent candle and read the
liturgy.
Rev. Banks read from the books
of Isaiah, 1 Thessalonians and from
John and then positions himself
behind the cardboard TV to act as
commentator for the Grey Cup that
angels Tanner Banks, Kelly
McDonald, Tad Smith, and Tina
McClure were watching. In the
background Arnold, heaven's
loudest angel (Paul Linton) was on
the phone trying to talk God (John
Uyl) into giving him his wings. The
play continued with the four angels
settling on their ladders and
watched as Arnold tried to earn his
wings.
They first saw Noah (Trevor
Gibbons) lead his group of bears,
lizard, tigers — Crystal Gibbons,
Cassandra Banks, Mark Wilbee,
Andrew McDonald, Adam
McClure, Jessica and Sarah
Continued from page 8
practicing their number for the
Christmas concert which will
beheld on Wednesday, Dec. 15 at
the school.
I'm sure everyone has heard of
the song, "The Twelve Days of
Christmas", but there is a twist to
this song entitled, "The Twelve
Months of Christmas".
Friends, family and relatives are
invited to this year's concert of
skits, songs and plays.
CONCERT DECORATORS
The Grade 3/4 class has create<
stained glass windows to decorate
the school for the Christmas
concert. Be sure to look for them
on the concert night when the lights
are on.
CHRISTMAS FUN
Mr. Talbot's Grade 8 class has
been busy with many Christmas
activities. The students have
culminated a unit on short stories
and poems by making large
Christmas and winter murals to be
put on display for the Christmas
concert. The students are also
looking forward to a class social
where gifts will be exchanged.
VOLLEYBALL
By Courtney Rutledge
The Grade 7 class has recently
been involved in intramural
volleyball. There are six teams. The
teams are divided into girls and
boys teams. Both teams play at
noon hour. The girls play the first
half of the recess and the boys
finish off.
The two coaches are Mr. Sanders
(girl's coach) and Mr. Livermore
(boy's coach).
CHRISTMAS GIFT
EXCHANGE
By Katie Snell
The Grade 7 class drew names
for a Christmas gift exchange.
During the week before Christmas
break, the students give out clues
so they can try to guess who has
their name. Everybody is looking
forward to the gift exchange.
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Longlade, Mandy Mitchell, Jimmy
Durrell, Tina Smith, to the Ark.
They all sang "Arky, Arky" and
Shannon Gibbons read the verse.
God wouldn't use Arnold because a
flood was in order not an
earthquake which would be the
result of Arnold's voice.
The angels watched as Abraham
(Geoff Banks) and Isaac (Jeff
Linton) came forward to make a
sacrifice. The very willing Arnold
was turned down once again for
fear his voice would frighten even
more the already sacred Isaac. The
kids sang "Rock-a-my-Soul" and
Trisha McClure read the verse.
Then Jacob (Kenny McCallum)
came and fell asleep, his head
resting on a rock. God reminded
Arnold of how hard it was for his
fellow angels to nap whenever he
talked. The kids sang "Jacob's
Ladder" and Scott McDonald read
the verse.
When Isaiah (Robbie McClure)
came to the temple to worship,
Arnold saw his big chance to give
GRADE SEVEN SCIENCE
By Christine Lapp
The Grade 7 students at Hullett
Central School have been learning
a lot about the body in Science
class. They have learned the
functions of the heart, respiratory
system, mouth, nose, throat, brain,
etc. They know what causes heart
attacks and how to prevent from
getting them. They know most of
the parts of the body and their
functions.
the message but God pointed out
how quiet a temple is to be. Darrell
McClure read the verse.
Moses (Mark Gillis) came on
stage, removed his shoes and knelt
before the burning bush. Arnold
figured nothing could go wrong
now, but, God was afraid he'd set
the whole desert on fire. The kids
sang "When Moses was in Egypt
Land - Yo!" and Geoff Banks read
the verse.
At last Arnold saw his chance as
Mary (Sarah McDonald) and
Joseph (Kevin Wilbee) and baby
Jesus came forward. In his loudest
voice Arnold announced the good
news of the Christ child. During the
singing of the congregational hymn
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" a
very happy Arnold received his
wings, presented to him by angel
Jennifer McClure.
Later, in his conversation with
God, Arnold told of his
disappointment as he used his
loudest voice and so many didn't
hear. God told him everyone must
try to hear and someday everyone
will get the message.
Michelle Kuntz read the last
verse and the kids sang "Arnold
Was an Angel".
Phyllis Mitchell, Marion Godkin
and Glenda Carter played while
offering and white gifts were
brought forward.
The WI craft and bake sale was a
success and hope to do it again next
December. There was everything
there from meat pies and quilts to
diapers for dolls.
The Walton Public School held
their Christmas concert Dec. 9.
Mrs. Vandendool's Grade 2 class
presented "Christmas is Cancelled
...Almost."
Mrs. Bennett's Grade l's did
"That Spells Christmas" and Susan
Elston and her kindergartens did
the "Gingerbread Man".
Mrs. Scott's Grade 3 class
performed "Hansel and Gretel and
the story of Gingerbread.
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Hullett students prepare
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