HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-10-14, Page 40PAGE 40. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1987.
The Grade one students at Hallett Central School in Londesboro took
part Friday in the school's Thanksgiving Day Assembly. All classes in
the school made short presentations at the assembly.
Brussels film on view Nov. 18
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The evening will begin with a
social hourfrom 6 p.m. followed by
a roast beef dinner at 7 p.m.
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OnSundayat the Londesboro
United Church it was Thanksgiv
ing Sunday and Baptism. Greeting
was Gerrit Wilts. The ushers were
Len Archambault, Ken Arm
strong, Don McGregor and Neil
Salverda.
Rev. Snihur welcomed all and
gave the call to worship and the
announcements. Next Sunday they
will be celebrating the anniversary
at two special services. The
morning service will be at 11:15
a.m. followed by fellowship time
downstairs. The evening service
will be at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Dave
Woodall will be speaking. Special
music will be given by the Joint
Choir from Ontario Street United
Church and Londesboro. A fellow
ship time will follow. Bring your
friends.
Thankswas given to the Scott
family for providing special music.
This morning Ken was on guitar,
Christie on piano and a trio
consisted of Laura, Billy Jim and
Shannon. A hymn about Londes-
boroChurch, theChurch on the hill
was sung. The U.C.W. meeting
will be on October 21 at 8 p.m. at
the church. Please note the change
of date.
The Explorers were thanked for
decorating the Church. Rev.
Snihur invited Leo and Lynda
Horbanuik to present their daugh
ter, Mary Janeforbaptism. The
children were invited to the front to
see the baby. Bob Trick, clerk of
session represented the Church
sesssion and Edythe Beacom
presented a carnation for the
Church.
The children’s song, “1 will
enter his gates with Thanksgiving
in my heart’ ’ was sung. The junior
teacher was Florence Cartwright.
The story was about Cindy, Sally
and Muffet and buried treasure.
The minutes for Missions, were
given by Brenda Radford on
request from the Presbytery to
donate $200 to support missions.
Sheila Schrider read the minutes
for Missions. The scripture read
ing was from Matt. 3: John’s
preachings.
The sermon was “Giving thanks
for bringing in the fruit’’. Every
one was given paper fruits and
were to put on the back, “What we
are thankful for ” and they were put
on the tree.
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People around Londesboro
Mrs. Ted Fothergill received
word of the sudden passing of her
aunt, Mrs. Lome Jarvis of Ajax.
Laura, Bert and Joanne Lyon
and Edythe Beacom attended the
25th wedding anniversary for Ken
and MargaretGaunt at Hanover on
Saturday evening.
Paul and Marg Brunkard spent
Thanksgiving with Les and Shirley
McGowan at Godfrey.
Clara Riley spent Thanksgiving
with her daughter Marie and Bruce
Kelly and Kathy in Thunder Bay.
The family of Allen and Ruth
Shaddick spent Thanksgiving with
them on the weekend: Staff
Sergeant Richard and Jean Shad
dick Sandra, David. Nancy of
Utrawaandon Sunday, Jeff and
Karin Shaddick, Danny, Stephen
and Krystal of London and on
Sunday and Monday. Lloy and Dirk
Garlichs of Waterloo.
Robert and Donna Shaddick,
Scott and Todd of Londesboro and
Margaret and Bob Crysler of
Chatham visited Thanksgiving
Sunday with her brother Jack and
Dorothy Tamblyn and attended
Church in Londesboro.
Thanksgiving visitors on the
weekend were Muriel and Ross
Millson, Sheryl, Patricia, Sarah
and John of Woodstock with Dora
Shobbrook.
Bob and Audrey Thompson
spent Thanksgiving weekend with
their family at the cottage at Lake
Conestoga.
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