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Bring a friend and enjoy
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Sale runs March 15th, 16th & 17th
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2001. PAGE 7.
FROM LONDESBORO
Happy Gang
hosts euchre
at Hall
The Londesboro Happy Gang
Seniors sponsored a euchre party at
the Londesboro Hall on Friday,
March 9. There were 16 tables of
card players.
First prize with 79 points went to
Verna Gibbings and Rita Flynn. Don
Buchanan and Ruth Shiell came in
second with 69 points. Third prize
for 68 points was a tie between
Harry Lear and Dennis Penfound
and Eric and Bernice Moore.
Raymond and Lois Haggitt had
the most (six) lone hands. There
were three share-the-wealth draws.
The next card tournament will be
held on April 20 one week later than
usual.
Friday, March 9 was an example
of the phrase, "the best laid plans
of mice and men go oft awry"
for Hullett public school. The
staff had decided that because of
the number of storm days —
10 — experienced this winter,
the school would not go skating
on the last day before March
break but stay in class instead.
Shortly after 8 a.m. the electrical
system went on the fritz. As the
buses arrived with the children they
were sent home again. Most
disappointed, perhaps, were the
young folk from Grades 6, 7 and 8
Greeting at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, March II were
Mike and Shannon Clark and family.
Ed and Mary Salverda were the
ushers.
The Old Testament scripture
passage from Genesis 17: 1-12, 17,
18 was the covenant made by God
with Abraham to give him a son.
In Luke 12: 31-35, Jesus lamented
for Jerusalem because the people did
not listen to those who prophesied
there.
From the storybag during the
children's time at the front, came a
glue stick, a glue gun, school glue
and tape. Rev. Paul Ross explained
to the young folk that they are stuck
to God like glue, that He loves and
cares for them.
This theme was repeated in Rev.
Ross's sermon, titled Sticking in the
House.
whose after class dance was
cancelled.
To reinforce the peer mediation
and peacemaker programs which
operate at Hullett, the Canadian Half
Pints were invited to perform for the
student body. Their anti-bullying
program is designed to enhance
pupil awareness of and the need for
tolerance in society.
Matthew Goodall, a Grade 8
student offers the following report:
The Half Pints came to Hullett
Central School on Thursday,
March 8. Chris is the tall one at 6'4";
Floyd is 4'6"; Sally is 4'2"; and John
As Rev. Ross is taking a week's
holidays, Richard Bain will be the
guest preacher on Sunday, March 18.
The session and committee of
stewards are called to meet
Wednesday, March 21 at 8 p.m. The
is 4'9". There has been a group called
the Half Pints for the past 18 years.
First of all they talked to the
students and answered some
questions. After that the real fun
started.
The Half Pints played a game of
basketball against four teachers —
Miss Uhler, Miss McAsh, Mr.
Caldwell, and Mr. Drennan. Partway
through the game, five of the Grade
8 students took over from the
teachers, M.J. Horbanuik, Amanda
-Falconer, Shawn Drost, Brett Bean
and Herman Van Baaren. At the end
of the game the score was Half Pints
official board meeting will convene
at 9 p.m.
22, Hullett 14.
Bravo to the Half Pints, nice try
Hullett.
The Half Pints all signed a
basketball and presented it to the
school. A good time was had by all
the staff and students.
Whether we are Irish or not, all of
us can use a little luck in our lives,
so don't be forgetting to wear your
wee bit o' green on Saturday.
Hullett Happenings
Students watch Half Pints play
Clarks greet at United Church
North Huron
Credit Union Limited
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL MEETING
AT
ST ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WINGHAM
Giving him the slip
It was all fun and games at Hullett Central Public School
Thursday morning when the Canadian Half Pints basketball
team spoke to the students about teasing and played a little
four-on-four against the staff. While Grade 4/5 teacher
Craig Caldwell takes on Half Pint Flciyd Sanders, John
LeBlanc gives him the slip.
THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd, 2001
Please take notice that the 27th Annual Meeting of the North Huron Credit Union
Limited will be held at the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, located on Josephine
Street, Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, March 22nd, 2001. Dinner at 7:00 p.m.
Meeting at 8:00 p.m.
Dinner Tickets Available at the Credit Union
Purpose of the Meeting:
To receive the financial report; elect directors, audit and credit committees, appoint
auditors and any other business as may properly come before the meeting.
The financial statement for the year 2000 is available at the office of the credit
union to all members.
Dated at Wingham this 21st day of February, 2001
Heather Inglis, Secretary.
NORTH HURON CREDIT UNION LIMITED
TELEPHONE 519-357-2311