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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-15, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1988. PAGE 11. Iiondesboro Happy Gang goes to Huronview Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360 Promotion next week Greeter at Londesboro United Church on Sunday, June 12was Bruce Shillinglaw. Usherswere Kim Salverda, Pam Hoggart, Denise Hulley and Michelle Govenlock. Scripture from Ezekiel 22: 23-30 was read by Paul Jewitt. The choir sang an anthem “The Family of God". Sermon topic was “Contact”. Majestic Wl hears 4-H members On June 8 the Majestic Wo­ men’s Institute held its June meeting. The president Edna McLellan opened the meeting in the usual manner. The roll call “Doyou save money, drivingtoalargesuper- market to grocery shop?", had some interesting answers with everyone agreeing it didn't pay to shop out of town. Jane DeVries and Evelyn Mair were the convenors for the month. Jane read some smiles. Shewas followed by Freda Pipe and Alice Brothers with their gifted fingers on the piano. Marg MacLeod read an interest­ ing motto on “Living within one’s means.” There was a report from Ruth Galbraith on her trip in May on the convention. It dealt with recycling which is a great concern to everyone. She gave the quote: “If you are not part of the solution, then you are part of the problem. ’ ’ Members were fortunate to have two4H members present. Ruth Higgins spoke on her experiences with 4H clubs. Cindy Stute spoke on her weekend at Leadership Camp ending her speech with “If you fail to plan then you plan to fail.” A skit was organized by Freda Pipe and Iona Moore who chose volunteers from the members. The bazaar date was set for October 21, 1988. Members then celebrated two special birthdays for Jessie Engel who will be 90 and Jennie Turnbull who will be 90, both on June 16. Lunch was served of cake and ice cream on behalf of these two ladies. The meeting was then closed with the next meeting August 5 at Blyth Theatre. Persons who are going are to be at the library at 1:30 p.m. Sunday School celebrates anniversary Continued from Page 10 trie Services. He based his remarks on “The Importance of Being a Child.” He said “Let us focus on Children, Children mirror our mistakes’’. Scripture portions from Matt: 18, Timothy 12, Psalm 8, and Isaiah 11:6- emphasized his words, concluding the scripture with “A little child shall lead them”. Jesus came as an infant. Each of us is a child. Some have bad memories. Let them come out quietly and gently. Verses from “Please, Hear What I’m Not Saying” and “Let’s Celebrate”, gave further emphasis to his message - “Give, Live, Love.” Mrs. Gordon extended her appreciation to all who had helped before, during and after the service, then concluded the wor­ ship period with a suitable verse and the Benediction. A chicken barbecue and social hour on the church lawn and in the Women’s Institute hall were then enjoyed. Announcements were that next Sunday is Promotion and Awards Sunday; Sunday School Pancake Breakfast, Sunday. June 26 9:45 - 10:45 a.m. with a silver collection; U.C.W. meeting Monday, June 20 at 8 p.m. in the church where Rev. Dave Snihur will speak about his trip to England and Scotland. Mary Peel, Margaret Good, Bernice Norman, Marion Hunking and Helen Lawson were at Visitors Day at Brucefield Church on Tuesday, June 7 at 2 p.m. Pictures were shown. Fifteen members of Londesboro Happy Gang Seniors attended Seniors Day at Huronview on Tuesday, June 7 at 12:45 p.m. Dinner was enjoyed. Huron Strings entertained as well as step dancing. Clifford Shobbrook returned home from University Hospital last week. Hazel Watkins and Beth Knox enjoyed a bus trip with the Hensall Horticulture Society into Bruce County to see the wildflowers, travelling as far as Red Bay. They had dinner at 6 p.m. in Paisley United Church. Lucille White from Toronto visited last week with Meland Barb Knox and family and Beth Knox, Londesboro. Lucille and Beth visited with Hazel Petts in London. The sympathy of the community is extended to Laura Lyon and Bert and Murray Lyon on the sudden passing of her son-in-law and brother-in-law Ron Neil of London. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of Miss Ruby McVittie who passed away this week at Huronview. On Thursday, June 9, several members of Londesboro W.I. were on a bus trip with the Summerhill Ladies Group. Places visited were Bruce Nuclear Power Develop­ ment at Douglas Point and back to Wingham for supper, then to Royal Homes, Wingham where they saw how the homes were built and viewed the three model hdmes. It was very much enjoyed by all present. 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