The Citizen, 2000-12-13, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 2000.
Knox Sunday school hosts pageant
The Knox United Sunday School
Christmas pageant The Littlest
Christmas Tree began with a musical
prelude played by Johnathon and
Michael McDowell on guitars
Marshal and Ethan Dumin, violins
and Jeff and Jamie Plaetzer piano.
The setting was in the woods and a
variety of trees were represented by
the Sunday School children who
were dressed for the occasion as oak
trees, hemlocks, birch, etc. There
was also a group deciding on the cor
rect Christmas tree.
The kindergarten class then played
* • -UCW enjoys potluck meeting
FROM AUBURN
A good number of UCW members
attended the potluck dinner at
Londesboro Church on Monday,
Dec. 4 at 6:30 p.m. Their Sunday
School room was set up with several
beautifully decorated long tables.
Following the dinner Rev. Paul
Ross, with Barbara Bosman, accom
panist, led in joyous carol singing.
Mary East had a story of a church
with failing plaster and an European
handmade lace tablecloth, which
brought a separated couple back
The various groups thanked the
hostesses for the invitation. Marilyn
Verbeek offered the thanks ftom the
Aubumites.
A Special Tree and represented
Christmas decorating that special
tree of the year.
I’d like to give the names of all the
children but will give the names of
their teacher, plus a special thanks:
Ann Vincent, Linda Plaetzer,
Heather Durnin, Patti Cronin,
Shirley Andrews, Sandra Popp and
Bev Lecomte. Without teachers and
the superintendent there would be no
Sunday school.
together again.
The guest speaker, Eunice Russell,
from Vanastra was introduced by
Joan Whyte. I’m sure that she chose
the correct vocation, a nurse, as her
personality and smile brings good >
will to everyone. I’m sure that
patients feel better simply by her
presence. She spoke about her life,
her family and of the closeness of
Christ’s presence in our lives.
Londesboro UCW presented Rev.
and Mrs. Ross a framed picture.
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Winners
Receiving recognition for their Thresher contest submissions at Hullett Central School were,
in back, from left: Megan Disher, Grade 6-8 winner; Sean Bechler, Julian Bolinger, Terry
Radford, all runners-up. Front: Katie McClinchey, Grade 3-5 runner-up; Roman Sturzenegger,
winner; Geoffrey Gibson, runner-up. Students from kindergarten to Grade 2 entered pictures
and a sentence, while Grade 3-5 submitted a paragraph and Grade 6-8 entered short essays
about their day at the Thresher Reunion. (Photo submitted)
Daryl Ball had surgery in london
this week and came through with a
voice. It has been difficult for him to
speak for some time and he had to
use his voice in his vocation.
Everyone is happy to learn of the sur
geon’s success.
I did not feel able to attend the
church service this Sunday Dec. 10..
I was quite disappointed as it was to
be the Sunday School Christmas pag
eant.
I’m still sorry but via TV attended
the Lutheran service in Kitchener.
This was put on by their Young
People’s group. The young minister
there is blind, the children had a con
temporary music program and the
singing was superb. Their group is
made of several different nationali
ties and the instruments played were
guitars, ukuleles and piano. There
was also a song by a young group.
I felt better about not hearing our
own after being able to enjoy this
one.
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