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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996 PAGE 21.
Gloria Wilbee greeted
worshippers at Duff's United
Church on Nov. 24. The
congregation participated in the
Call to Worship and after the words
of welcome Rev. James Murray
delivered the sad news of the death
of Harvey McClure. He asked that
prayers and condolences be sent to
the families of Harvey. Rev.
Murray also announced that Dec. 4
will be the UCW Christmas potluck
dinner at 6:30 p.m. Next Sunday,
Dec. 1 is White Gift service. Soup
and sandwiches will be served after
the service.
The choir sang the communion
hymn Cup Has Been Lifted.
Rev. Murray's sermon was
called, "Oh Worship the King". For
some people, the image of Jesus as
king, sitting on a throne in heaven,
is the primary way they picture
Jesus, he said. They worship him as
the divine judge, who is going to
punish the wrong-doers, and
reward the faithful.
Mrs. Scott, teacher of the Early
Years class said her students have
learned the letter 't' this week. They
made turtles and even went on a
turtle hunt.
They have also begun making
music with all kinds of instruments
in preparation for the Christmas
concert.
In Grade 1, they have two and
three-dimensional shapes and have
designed their own square or
rectangle using jinx wood. The
class is also tracking another
amaryllis bulb. Last year their
amaryllis flower broke, so they're
hoping for better luck this year.
The Grade 2/3 class is studying
Canada. Some of the kids were
amazed at how big Canada really
is, and that Ontario is only a small
part of Canada. Mrs. Vivian also
There will be even more excite-
ment at the 10th annual Farm Toy,
Teddy Bear, Doll, Miniature and
Craft Show and Sale, Nov. 30-Dec.
1, sponsored by the Seaforth Agri-
culture Society, as they welcome
two new attractions.
A unique and entertaining attrac-
tion will be the 10'x60' display area
featuring miniature circus models,
built by the Martin Downs Ring
No. 18 group.
The collection has everything
from a tiny three-ring circus tent,
created by Gerald Nicholl to cami-
"There are many different images
we picture Jesus to be, images used
to describe the kind of King we
understand Jesus to be." For
instance, he said, instead of a
crown of gold the divine King can
be pictured wearing the crown of
thorns. Instead of a royal sceptre,
there is the shepherd's staff.
And then there is the one truly
unique symbol of Jesus' divine
power — a wash basin and towel for
washing feet. "There is much more
to Jesus than we would ever expect
from an earthly king. For what king
today would ever be seen washing
another person's feet?" asked Rev.
Murray.
No matter what name is used to
speak to God, no matter what
image is used to describe who Jesus
Christ is, the goal remains the
same, he said. "God wants to have
a personal relationship with us
through Jesus Christ. God wants us
to be on the team, and to be in the
game."
reported that chicken pox is still
going around. There have been
quite a few cases in both her class
and Grade 1.
The Grade 3/4 class did a
wonderful job at doing their oral
presentations of fables this week,
using plays and skits. Some of the
class is now learning Braille as a
follow up of the novel they just
read about a little blind girl.
For Environmental Studies with
Mrs. Crocker, they are working in a
unit called Echo Pals — pen pals
about the environment. These pen
pals are in Salt Spring Island in
B.C.
They are also working on the
Great Canadian Geography
Challenge, Level 1. This is a
competition for students in Grade
4-6 all across Canada who choose
to enroll.
val rides by Ray Bottoms and cir-
cus wagons from the hands of Al
Ward.
Also on display for the first time
are the one-of-a-kind Oma dolls
created by Stratford resident,
Mathilde Watkins.
Aside from new displays, the toy
and craft show offers free skating,
free rides between shows and is
billed as Canada's No. 1 toy show.
Admission to the show, which is
open from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., is
$3 per day.
Welcoming new members
The entire Blyth Beaver troupe gathered to welcome new members after the investiture
ceremony, Oct. 29. In back, from left: Scott Pletch, Darcy Young, Adam Young, Eric
Radford, Justin Ritchie and Gordon Brigham. In the middle, from left: Kyle deGans, Blaine
Hallahan, Ben Rouw, Ben Caldwell and Trevor Ritchie. In front, from left: Leader Betty
Mallot, Leader Nancy Hakkers, Cody Roetcisoender, Gerritt Reinink, Anthony Peters, Derek
Youngblut and Leader Joan Goodall.
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Ag. Soc. hosts toy show, sale
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