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on a cold, damp night inLondesboro Diamonds won the Trl-County Midget Girls championship
Londesboro Tuesday of last week. Members of the championship team are: [front row left to right], Scott
Cronin [coach], Brenda Nesbitt, Jeff Sippel [coach]; [second row] Julia Shaddick, Frances Greldanns,
Aluna Coiquhoun, Brenda Finch, Michelle Cronin, Theresa Overboe; [back] Kerry Babcock, Tammy
Marshall, Lori Bromley, Tanya Boonstoppel, Steacy Elliott, Lori Lei bold, and Deanna Lyon. Absent when
the picture was taken were Lisa Elliott, Laura Hallahan and Christine Bakker [coach].
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Church to withhold mission givings
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1988. PAGE 15.
Londesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Burns UCW buys carafe
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Oct. 9 were
Bert and Joanne Lyons. Ushers
were Kerry Szusz, Sharon Bergs-
ma, Michele Dillon and Erin
Horbanuik.
Choir Practice will be Wednes
day at 7 p.m.; Bible Study
Wednesday at 1:15 p.m. at the
home of Maureen Bean, Auburn.
Huronview Fellowship is on Octo
ber 20. Junior Youth Group meets
Thursday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. at the
Church for indoor board games.
Boy’s Club (Grade 5 and 6) will
meetonSaturday, Oct. 15 atthe
Snihurs. Burns Bazaar and Tea is
on October 19 at the hall at 2 p.m.
Anyone wanting The Observer
schould give $6.50 to Garnet
Wright by November 1.
Next Sunday, October 16 is
Londesboro Church Anniversary.
At the morning service guest
minister is Rev. Bert Menzies,
minister of the Church 1938 -1945.
His daughter Marie Banks is guest
soloist.
In the evening at 8 p.m. Rev.
Dave Snihur will be preaching. The
men’s choir will sing.There will be
fellowship following both services.
Following the board meeting on
Tuesday, Bob Trick gave the
following decision - A motion was
passed against the General Coun
cils decision on homosexuals being
ordained as minister’s and all
mission givings to be stopped to
United Church at this time ‘till
further notice.
The Sermon topic was to focus on
Thanksgiving.
The Burns U.C. W. meeting was
held on Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. 5 at the home of Clara Riley
with sixteen including one new
member Jean Fox and three
visitors prsent.
Clara Riley opened the meeting
with hymn 568. Jean Scott read the
scripture, Psalms95 and 100. Clara
Riley gave a reading “Melissa and
Mindy’’ followed by prayer. A
reading “The Harvesters’ ’ was
given by Jean Scott. Renee Snell
conducted the business. Members
Rachel Jenkins
chosen Chief Explorer
On Thursday, Oct. 6, the
Explorers had their first meeting of
thisyear. There are 10 new first
year girls which gives a total of 21
members.
An election was held: secretary,
Lindsay Anderson; chief, Rachel
Jenkins; treasurer, Erin Jamieson;
and news reporter, Lyndsey Sal-
verda. For the meeting Lindsay
Anderson and Erin Jamieson read
the Explorer Emblem and Paula
Allen read the picture. After that
members sang the Explorer song
and said the Explorer Purpose and
the Explorer motto.
The Explorer girls decorated the
Church for Thanksgiving and
made turkeys. For a snack Mrs.
Linda Horbanuik brought apple
observed a minute's silence in
memory of Jean Leiper. Renee
Snell led in prayer.
Roll call was answered with a
Bible verse. Minutes of the last
meeting were read. The treasur
er’s report was given by Margaret
Taylor. A thank you card was
received from the Leiper family. It
was decided that the group buy a
winecarafe for the Church. The
meeting closed with the benedic
tion. Grace was sung and lunch
served.
loaf and orange kool-aid.
The next meeting will be
October 20.
Londesboro
people
Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Olson
at Bark River, Michigan and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Earl, friends and
relatives at Pickford, Michigan.
Happy Gang Seniors will meet at
Londesboro Hall on Thursday,
October 13 at 5 p.m. to go to
Wingham to tour Royal Homes
after having dinner. Everyone
should be on time at hall.
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