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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1993. PAGE 9.
Dec. 12 is White Gift service
Ian and Elva Wilbee were
greeters at Duff s United Church,
Nov. 21. Rev. Banks welcomed
everyone and made the
announcements. Bible Study is
Dec. 1. Its theme is "Dislocations,
Misunderstandings and the Jews."
By Amy McClure and Shane
McClure
We are making posters for the
Santa Claus Parade in Brussels.
Do you want to know how we
made them?
First we took a paper and put
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Nov. 21 were
Jim and Ramona Jamieson. Ushers
were Fred Peel and Jason Konarski.
This was hymn-sing Sunday.
Flowers on the piano were in
memory of Kittie MacGregor's
mother.
Sermon topic was "A Tale of
Two Cities".
Session and Committee of
Stewards are called to meet on
Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. in the
Sunday School room. Official
Board will meet that same evening
at 9 p.m.
Vietta Hoggart
hosts Cheerios
The November Cheerio meeting
was held on Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Members met at the Hillcrest
Restaurant for lunch and then
proceeded to the home of Vietta
Hoggart. There were nine members
present.
Vietta welcomed everyone. Clara
Riley read a poem, "Vote Yes for
Canada". The Christmas meeting is
on Wednesday, Dec. 15. Everyone
is to bring a gift valued at $5. The
meeting will begin at Edythe
Beacom's after the dinner.
A get well card will be sent to
Dora Shobbrook.
Collection and draw money was
taken up. The draw donated by
Edythe Beacom, was won by Laura
Lyon.
Vietta read a poem, "The Train of
Life". Cards were played.
People
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Don and Kittie
MacGregor on the passing of
Kittie's mother, Mrs. Sheila
Beresford of London.
Friends and neighbours of Mrs.
Helen Lawson will be sorry to hear
she is a patient in the old Victoria
Hospital, London. The best wishes
of the community are extended to
her for a speedy recovery.
June Fothergill attended a 60th
birthday party for her sister, Helen
Marks of Palmerston at the home of
another sister Carol Gilmore of
Gowanstown.
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UCW Christmas meeting is on
Dec. 1 at 6:30. The Jesse tree
advent family night in Bluevale
will be on Nov. 26 at 8. The White
Gift service will be Dec. 12 with
the Sunday School presenting the
play 'Arnold, Heaven's Loudest
water all over the paper. Paint it
and as soon as you finish it, put salt
on it. Then cut and paste a picture
on it.
We all liked the service at Duffs
Church for Remembrance Day. We
liked the bagpipes.
There is no Bible Study this
week.
Senior Youth Group will meet on
Thursday, Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. in
Hullett School for games and
devotion.
Choir practice is next Sunday at
10:15 p.m.
Andrew Postma was church
organist this Sunday.
Shuffleboard
Shuffleboard was at Hullett
Central School on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 17. High man was
Lorne Dale and high lady was
Helen Dale. Eight people were
present.
Eri jobsOntarIo • Training
34B Newgate St.
Goderich, Ont. N7A 1P -1
jobsOntario Training is looking for
candidates for the following
positions:
- Cashier/Produce Clerk/Butcher's
Assistant - Grocery Store (Huron
Park) 28-40 hrs./wk $6.35-$8.50/hr.;
- Counter Service Person (Seaforth) -
cash, food preparation, donut
decoration, customer service.
Nights, shifts, weekends - $6.35/hr.;
- Farm Equipment Sales - must have
knowledge of farm equipment, sales
experience, good presentation skills
and vehicle;
- Junior Project Co-ordinator - must
have Mechanical Engineer's
Diploma and be bilingual. Based out
of Exeter, dealing with Quebec
Division. 40 hrs./wk, $26,000-
$32,000 yr.;
- Class "A" Mechanic - must have
Class 'A' liceraie - to work on trucks
and trailers;
- Office Staff (Seaforth) - Data entry,
payroll, reception, sales,
telemarketing. 28-40 hrs./wk., $7.00-
$8.00/hr.;
- Bookkeeper (Bluevale area) - must
have experience and a vehicle.
Computer skills required. $7.00-
$8.00/hr. (negotiable, based on
experience).
To be eligible for the above positions
you must be registered with
jobsOntario and you must be
unemployed and one of the following
must apply:
- receiving social assistance;
- have exhausted your unemployment
insurance benefits;
- are not eligible to receive
unemployment benefits.
To register for jobsOntario call 524-
5620 or 1-800-668-0015 for an
interview.
Hours - 8:30-4:30, Monday to Friday.
IIIIM M
Angel'. Sunday School will provide
a lasagna lunch after church on
Dec. 5.
The choir sang 'I'm Gonna Live'.
The choir is now learning new
music for Christmas and could use
some more voices. Anyone
interested can show up Thursday
nights at 7:30.
Rev. Banks called Malinda
Johnston, wife of the late Hugh
Johnston, and Ruth Krick and
Gordon Lydiatte, daughter and son
of the late Margery Ritchie, to
come forward for the dedication
service. A NRSV Lectern Bible
was dedicated in memory of
Margery Ritchie and a candle
lighter was dedicated in memory of
Hugh Johnston.
Rev. Banks read from the new
bible and for children's time he
showed the children how to use the
candle lighter.
A lively song called 'We are the
Church' was the children's hymn.
Rev. Banks challenged the
congregation to see how fast they
could sing the last chorus, then
couldn't help but point out that the
children in Bible school last
summer sang it twice as fast.
Taking a break from the usual
sermon time, Rev. Banks, Dianne
McCallum and Marie McGavin
did a dramatic presentation called
'Our Overseas Mission History'.
We were fortunate to hear
'Soundsation' perform in the
Brussels arena Saturday. It was a
wonderful show and Walton's very
own 'Neil McGavin was the MC.
The man, with a never-ending
stream of jokes, kept people
entertained between numbers.
Dianne McCallum, who sings
with the Seaforth Harmony Hi-
Lites, travelled with the group to
Chicago, last weekend for the
International Women's Barbershop
competition. Although the choir
didn't make the top 10, their
director Marg Whitmore said they
did their best and she was very
proud of them. There were some
really outstanding choirs and
Dianne especially enjoyed the
quartet from England.
Walton pupils make posters