HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-09-09, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 f 1992. PAGE 9.
Services resume at Duff’s
Walton-Bluevale pastoral charge
resumed Sunday services for the
fall and winter season with Rev.
Randy Banks in the pulpit
welcoming back fellow
worshippers.
He talked to the children about
being happy and his sermon was on
taking on new duties for the
coming season.
Greeters at Duffs United Sunday
morning were Norman and Idella
Hubley. Organist was Glenda
Carter. Offering was received by
Doug Fraser, Ken McDonald and <
Neil McGavin.
Wednesday, Sept. 9 is the
U.C.W. meeting, Janet Papple will
show slides of her trip to Africa in
connection with the Canadian Food
Grains Bank.
On Wednesday, Sept. 16 the
Sunday School meeting will be at
the home of Gloria Wilbee.
Thursday, Sept. 17 is Junior
Choir practice. The Senior choir
will meet at 7:30 for practice
Thursday evenings for the next two
weeks to prepare for Anniversary
Sunday, Sept. 20 at 11 a.m. There
is no service at Walton next Sunday
as it is the anniversary service at
Bluevale United Church. Guest
speaker is Marjorie Smith, minister
at Central United in St. Thomas.
A lunch will follow the service.
Thoughts and prayers from Rev.
Banks and from both congregations
were with Ray Huether and Murray
Hastings who are in London
Hospitals.
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Hymn-sing Sun. at United
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Sept. 6 were
Edna Reid and Hazel Reid. Ushers
were Ken and Laura Scott and Don
and Kittie MacGregor.
This was hymn-sing Sunday.
Rev. Ross's sermon topic was “Hi
Ho, Hi Ho, It's Off To Work We
Go.”
Londesboro United Church
Crafters Day is Sept. 19. Tickets
for the pork chop supper are now
available from any Board of
Stewards' member or Harry Lear.
Cost is $6.50 for one chop or $8.00
for two chops. Advance sales only.
The Junior Youth Group had a
com roast on Sept. 6 at the home of
Bob and Gloria Elliott.
In addition to the bake table at
the Time, Talent and Treasure
Auction, there will be a table of
small items for sale. The Junior
Community extends sympathy
tour of Washington and Arlington
Cemetery. They also saw a play,
“Shear Madness” at the J. F.
Kennedy Art Centre and visited
the Aero Space Centre.
On Sept. 27 there will be a
barbecue for all area high school
students at the Lions Park in Blyth
alter “which “Something,
Something” a gospel music band,
will give a concert.
Youth Group is having a car wash
on Sept. 19 in conjunction with the
auction. The car wash is to be held
at Radford's garage starting at
10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
The Senior Youth Group (for
youth in grade 9 and up) will meet
on Thursday, Sept. 10 from 8-10
p.m. for games, wiener roast and
devotions.
There will be a Confirmation
class for any youths in grade nine
or up. For further information or to
register for the class contact either
Paul Ross or Lillian Hallam as
soon as possible.
The Confirmation class is
beginning on Sept. 17. After this it
will be held on the first and third
Thursday of every month.
Church members of the board
were sorry to hear of the passing of
Craig Railton.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Art and Dorothy
Airdrie and boys on the passing of
Art's mother Isabelle Airdrie. She
has been a Londesboro resident for
many years.
June Fothergill and daughter
Heather of London enjoyed a five-
day visit to Washington, D.C. with
Denure Tours of Orillia. A
highlight was a three-hour guided
Area girl gets scholarship
Theresa Knox of RR 1, Bly th
recently received one of two annual
$1000 scholarships from Holstein
Canada.
Theresa, who is entering her sec
ond year at Guelph University and
has been accepted into the veteri
narian program, first heard about
the scholarship through friends.
The scholarship is offered through
Holstein Canada and since her par
ents are members of the organiza
tion, she was eligible for it.
To qualify for the scholarship,
Theresa had to have a minimum of
75 per cent in her university marks,
and had to fill out an application
stating her achievements, explain
ing what she was taking in school,
and what her career plans were.
Being a member of 4-H clubs was
also imperative to receive the
scholarship.
Theresa has been a member of 30
4-H clubs over the years, received
the Murray Cardiff award, and
Group hosts
corn roast
The Life and Work Committee of
Londesboro United Church will
have a com roast and camp fire on
the church grounds on Sunday,
Sept. 13.
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