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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016. PAGE 15.
Blyth department hard at work in Londesborough
whoever did the work. It is a great
improvement.
Last Wednesday evening the Blyth
Fire Department raced through the
village. A loader owned by Flynn
Farms, that was moving manure,
caught fire while driving along
Winthrop Road west of the highway.
Thankfully the fire was extinguished
before the field was threatened.
Burning rubber
Fire Department of North Huron firefighters had a busy several days with numerous calls last
week. Above, firefighters attended a piece of burning farm equipment on Winthrop Road just
south of Londesborough. The equipment was fully engulfed, however the fire was brought
under control by responding firefighters. (DennyScottphoto)
Our area finally received rain. In
24 hours we received just short of
three inches. In that same 24 hours I
swear the leaves on the corn stalks
opened up and collectively said
"AH". The whole field truly
looks less parched. And the grass
seemed to green up right before our
eyes.
Just a little warning regarding the
flow of traffic over the bridge at the
edge of the village. The lights seem
to be on a short timer, meaning
about only four cars get to go on
green. Unfortunately I have
witnessed several vehicles run the
red light so be on your guard when
waiting for traffic there.
I see some work has been done
eradicating the weeds around the
Londesborough sign on London
Road by the schoolyard. Thanks to
FROM LONDESBORO
`Storms and struggles' discussed by Fletcher
Dealing with the "storms and
struggles" that are inevitable in
everyone's life was the message of
the service at Londesborough United
church on Sunday, Aug. 14.
The responsive psalm was Psalm
104. The New Testament scripture
passage chosen by Rev. Fletcher was
Matthew 14: 22-33. These verses
recount the night a storm assailed the
boat the disciples were on. In the
morning Jesus came to them by
walking on the water. Peter, who
attempted to walk to Jesus, had to be
helped. His faith had faltered when
the wind arose.
Rev. Fletcher noted that everyone
has experienced storms in their life,
storms that can come quickly and
knock a person off their feet or
others that affect our lives for a long
time. We can be sideswept and
thrown off course by these storms;
seeming more than we can handle.
Rev. Fletcher posed the question,
"How do we handle the storms of
life? Do we back away or look
around for ways to survive? "
Storms and struggles are part of
life; it is our response to them that
matters. His hope is that we respond
with bravery and faith in God,
recognizing He will bring calm and
peace to our lives.
Rev. Fletcher recounted the story
of Grace Darling. Grace became a
heroine in her early 20s in Victorian
times. Grace lived with her father on
a Northumberland Island. One
evening in 1838 a steamship ran
aground and broke up on a
neighbouring rocky island. She felt
it was her responsibility to save the
survivors. She and her father
launched their 21 -foot rowing boat
and set out in the storm. While her
father helped folks aboard Grace
kept the boat secure despite the
waves. She was not content to let the
storm claim lives.
The Minute for Missions included
in the order of service that day was
an update on one of the effects of the
2004 tsunami, a time of struggle for
the people affected.
Today the way for the fishermen of
Kari Kattu Kuppum fishing village
to get to the sea with their fishing
equipment has been blocked by a
large wall built by a private company
that wants to build on the prime
coast land. Consequently the village
has only 50 families living there
now. Monies donated to the United
Church Mission and Service Fund is
helping the villagers to plead their
case to the Human Rights Advocacy
and Research Foundation.
Marsha Szusz offered piano
accompaniment for the morning
service. The Londesborough United
faith community extends
condolences to Rick and Brenda
Konarski and family on the recent
passing of Rick's father, Frank
Konarski.
Sunday school classes will resume
on Sept. 11.
Coffee and conversation
gatherings have resumed in the
church basement on Wednesday
mornings at 9:30 a.m.
Londesborough United's official
board will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 6
beginning at 7:30 p.m.
See histories and historic
photographs on the
Huron History section
of our website
www.northhuron.on.ca