HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-10-17, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1990.
Thankful living theme of UCW
Walton unit one of the U.C.W.
held its meeting in the church
basement on Wednesday evening,
October 10 on the theme, “Thank
ful Living”.
Janie McEwing led the devotions
and read several interesting arti
cles on Thanksgiving. Berva Wat
son read scripture and led in
prayer. Margery Huether was pian
ist for the Thanksgiving hymns.
Olene Dennis gave a worthwhile
message on many many Thanksgiv
ing days on a farm. Phyllis Mitchell
presided for the business and
Audrey Hackwell read minutes.
Marie Coutts gave treasurer’s re
port and received the offering.
Coming events were reported
from the executive meeting of last
week. Plans were made for the
annual turkey supper on Wednes
day, Nov. 7. Church calendars are
available and the fall bale articles
should be in by Oct. 21. Several
offered to clean the kitchen on
Iiondesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Many attend Knox service
Thursday morning, Nov. 1.
The nominating committee is to
bring in the new slate of officers.
The Benediction closed the meet
ing followed by a social half hour
over lunch served by Dorothy
Sholdice, Audrey Hackwell, Melva
Fraser and Edith Wey.
Business expands
The Walton Tea Room is in the
process of changing and growing to
meet the needs of a charming
village. Along with operating the
new Retail Postal outlet they have
added dry cleaning, photo-finish
ing and a few staple groceries.
They hope in the near future to
have a supply of videos for rent to
the local people.
“Walton is our home now” say
the de Jongs, and they are proud to
be part of a truly fine community of
good people.
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677 .
WI plans luncheon
The Walton Women’s Institute
are planning for their noon beef
luncheon this Wednesday at 11:30.
The committee have chosen things
in season with turnip for vegetables
and apple crisp for dessert.
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Betty Hulley, Annie Vincent,
Estella Adams and June Fothergill
attended the Ladies Night at Kin
burn Hall on Tuesday evening. It
was sponsored by the Lady Fores-
tors Lodge and games of euchre
and a penny sale were enjoyed.
Quite a few Londesboro resi
dents attended the anniversary
service at Knox United Church,
Auburn at 10 a.m. on Sunday,
October 14. Announcements for
Londesboro Church were made for
this week. Junior Youth Group will
meet Thursday evening, Oct. 18
from 7 - 9 p.m. in the Sunday
School rooms to play board games.
Neil Salverda will be in charge.
Next Sunday, October 21 there
will be bowling in Clinton at 2 p.m.
Cost is $3.50 per person for two
games and shoes. Everyone wel
come.
Next Sunday’s sermon topic will
be World Peace.
Bazaar plans
finalized
Bums U.C.W. met on Wednes
day afternoon October 10 in
Londesboro United Church with 14
members and one visitor present.
Clara Riley opened the meeting
with hymn 562 accompanied by Ida
Leiper on the piano. Clara read a
poem “Car Keys” followed by
prayer. Hymn 376 was sung. Kay
Konarski gave a reading. Rev. Paul
Ross led in prayer.
Renee Snell conducted the busi
ness, and gave a reading “Thought
for the Day”. Roll call was answer
ed with a Bible verse, and minutes
of the last meeting were read. The
treasurer’s report was given by
Margaret Taylor. A thank you card
was received from the Hamilton
family. A cheque in memory of
Pearl Hamilton was received. Final
plans were made for the Bazaar
October 17. The meeting closed
with prayer.
Brussels
4H meets
BY TERESA BRIDGE
On October 1, members had
their third 4H meeting. Five people
attended the meeting.
They opened the meeting with
the 4H motto. They finished their
soap designs, started the week
before. After that they started the
candles with the pictures in, while
other people did it by hand. While
they were waiting for the wax to
melt they started on their suncatch
ers. They talked about the title
page. They answered the roll call,
then closed the meeting with
“Learn to do by Doing”.
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