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The Citizen, 1997-06-11, Page 8
PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1997 Thanks Daren Armstrong, a student at Hullett Central Public School accepts a cheque from Blyth Legion Branch 420 rep Crystal Taylor. The money will be used towards the purchase of track and field medallions. Knox congregation hear more of Jesus Organ prelude with Nancy Park opened the Knox United service, Sunday. This was followed by invitation to worship by Rev. Paul Ross. The opening chorus This is the Day that the Lord, has Made was sung. The minister welcomed everyone to the service and gave the church announcements. UCW will be held on June 16 al 8 p.m. Bring a Bible that is not your own. Prayer was given by Rev. Ross. The hymn Tell Me The Story of Jesus was sung. The children were called to the front and the mystery found was the ship captain's hat. Rev. Ross spoke to them about the necessity of having a captain for their life - someone to look up to and follow such as Jesus. The children's chorus Jesus Loses the Little Children was sung and the children returned to their pew. Rev. Ross gave the reading from Colossians I. Christ is the head of the church and Christians should LondesboroTine news from Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360 Archambaults greet at church Greeters at Londesboro United Church on Sunday, June 8 were Len and Betty Archambault. Ushers were Traci Radford and Erica Horbanuik. Holy Com munion was held. The sermon topic was "Tell Me More about Jesus". Council discusses minor variance Hullett council held a committee ©f adjustment meeting during the June 3 council session to discuss a minor variance for the Knox United Quire h building in Auburn, Part 3jbI 44, Cone. 14. Council provisionally accepted the report for Buffinga Drainage Works, prepared by R.J. Bumside and Associates and set a court of Revision date for July 1. Tenders stay in faith and hope of His Word. The second was Mark 8. Here, Jesus asked the disciples who people thought He was and also who they thought He was. Peter replied, "Thou art the Christ". Rev. Ross continued with the sermon "Tell Me More about Jesus". In life there are scape goats like the goat story in the old testament. Still Jesus came to this earth, bore burdens and gave His life. People ask, "Will Christ return?" "The answer" Rev. Ross said, "Is that He is with us always." The hymn Blessed Assurance followed. Holy Communion was served. The service went back to the communion liturgy from the Book of the Common order reflecting the United Church heritage. Collection was received followed by doxology and offertory prayer. The hymn Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun was sung. Benediction was said and Amen sung as the worship ended. Junior congregation is every Sunday until Sunday School starts. Londesboro UCW will meet Monday, June 16 at 8 p.m. Choir practice will be held next Sunday, June 15 at 10:30 a.m. for the project will be due the same day. Clerk-Treasurer Bev Shaddick was instructed to prepare a Cana- da/Ontario Infrastructure Works proposal for repair and upgrade to Kennedy Bridge, Lot 29, Cone. 8/9. A loan of $1,000 was granted to the Auburn Hall board. Accounts totalling $77,556.74 were approved for payment. Club donates to Flood Relief Eileen McClinchey welcomed the Walkerbum Club to her home at 2 p.m. on June 2. Due to the weather this was a week later than usual. Vera Penfound opened the meeting with a thought-provoking poem, "Home", followed by a prayer by actor Cary Grant. Thank you letters and the minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Treasurer Bernice Norman gave her report. One hundred dollars had been sent for the Flood Relief Fund. There was $180.43 in the bank and $9.03 on hand. A letter was read concerning the flood damage. Assistance is most certainly needed. There was excellent attendance. Draw and collection was received. Betty Archambault won an African violet, donated by Bernice Norman for the draw. For the September meeting the club is invited to Ruth McClinchey's home on Sept. 29 at 8 p.m. Bernice will be program convenor and Kay Lapp is in charge of the lunch. A reading, "Woman's Lib", was then given by Vera, a very appropriate topie for election day. Ethel Ball spoke of her visit to a home in a cave during her recent trip to Tunisia. They were shown the basement where food, grains, etc. were stored. In the living room was a large grinding stone. They were also shown the bedroom. It was very different than homes here. Vera closed with "Grandma's - Have Changed." The members went to the kitchen and Betsy Verwey was an excellent auctioneer for all the plants and bulbs donated. It was a very successful sale making $27.60. After the singing of Grace, the afternoon closed with a delicious angel cake and ice cream, served by hostess Eileen. Silver Tops news The Silver Tops and WI members must be at the hall on June 18 at 8:45 a.m. From there drivers will continue to Spinrite, Listowel to be there at 10 a.m. v CLASSIFIEDS * TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS MEETING NOTICE Th© Council of the Township of Morris will hold its next regular Council Meeting on: Tuesday, June 24,1997 at 7:30 p.m. (In lieu of June 17,1997) AuburnThe news from Compiled by Kay Lapp Phone 526-7264 Sun. School students get awards On June 1 special attendance awards were given to the following children of Knox United Sunday School: first year diplomas, John Lecomte, Jeffery Plaetzer, Jamie Plaetzer, second year seals, Michael McDowell, Shawna Popp; third year seals, Stephanie Archambault, Thomas Lecomte, Angelika Sturzenegger; fourth year seals, Katie McClinchey, Adam Andrews, Jonathan McDowell, Erika Sturzenegger, Martin Sturzenegger; fifth year seals, Erika Donna Taylor Blyth Apothecary Queen St., Blyth Dan & Donna Taylor opened the business in October 1992, offering a full service pharmacy to the people of Blyth & surrounding area. Our goal is to provide friendly service and information about the products and medications we sell including herbals, vitamins, essential oils, teas & of course prescriptions. Print advertising is very cost effective when compared to other forms of advertising. We're excited about the results we've seen from our on-going ad campaigns with The Citizen, particularly our recent vitamin promotion. C itizen Queen St., Blyth 523-4792 Turnberry St., Brussels 887-9114 Committed to serving you well I » 1 « The he The Th®a'1''1”' Andrews, Andrea Sturzenegger, Lauren Lecomte; sixth year seals, Ryan McClinchey; seventh year seals, Charlotte Worsell; 10th year seals, Leanne Vincent. Perfect attendance awards were given to Michael McDowell, Katie McClinchey, Jonathan McDowell, Martin Sturzenegger, Erika Andrews and Ryan McClinchey. Bibles were presented to two children, Adam Andrews and Melissa Delyea. Th* Th* *■