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Saturday, October 5, 2002 Place: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Wingham Time: 6:00, p.m. - Beef & Turkey Dinner & Silent Auction Presentation: 7:30 p.m. Cost: $24 per person Tickets available frog Carol Campbell, 357-3687: Syke Sutherland, 357-1296; Muriel Coulter, 357-1908 Wingham & Area Palliative ('are For further information call Kathy Procter at 357-2720 Graduation CHRIS KNOX Barb and Mel Knox are pleased and proud to announce the graduation of their son from Fanshawe College, London. Chris was enrolled in the Control Systems Engineering Technology program, and is now employed with Siemens Building Technologies Ltd., London as a Systems Specialist. Congratulations and best wishes from your family. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2002. PAGE 11. G. Wilbee leads United service FROM LONDESBORO There were 15 tables of card players at the Happy Gang Seniors euchre tournament at the Londesboro Hall on Friday, Sept. 13. Top prizes went to Lois Cunningham and Marie Parks with 79 points. Close behind with 78 points for second place were Glen and Eileen Sellers. Hazel Reid and Delores Howatt were third with 76 points. Bernice McClinchey and Effie McCall had the highest number Gloria Wilke. of Walton conducted the morning service at Londesboro United Church on SundaY Sept. 15. During the children's time Ms Wilbee chose several children to stand together based on the different colours of their clothes. The colours chosen were rainbow colours. She told the young people that the rainbow is a promise by God that each person is unique but special .to Him. Then accompanying herself on guitar Ms Wilbee gang What a Wondetful World. By coincidence the senior choir offered a hymn anthem. Simon. Simon, a Fisherman which spoke-of of lone hands with eight. Share-the-wealth winners were Wilmer Glousher, Marjorie Smith and Delores Howatt. The next card party will be held on Oct. 11. Seniors monthly meetings resume again on Sept. 25 with a potluck at midday. Membership fees of $5 for the year will be due. There will be time spent planning the fall rally in October. how all persons with differing trails have something unique to offer to God and His ministry. The first scripture passage chosen by Ms Wilbee, Romans 14: 1,12, teaches that no man should judge another, for one day God will judge all of us. In Matthew 18: 21-35, Jesus tells Peter that a man should forgive another's trespasses as often as God would. The service's call to worship contained the words of Desmond Tutu: "We want peace, prosperity and justice and we can have it when all the people of God, the rainbow people of God, work together." PEOPLE AROUND LONDESBORO By BRENDA RADFORD Call 523-4296 By sharing with you the virtue studied each week at Hullett public school, the hope is that in your interactions with these young people, you can reinforce and comment on them. From the Talmud this week comes the quote to support "flexibility": "A man/woman should Although each person is unique and everyone has to he true to himself, Ms Wilbee feels Christians need to find common ground as the children of God. By altering one's perspective and being open-minded one can be a witness to the world for peace and nonviolence. The outreach team has a box in the church narthex for donations of stationery items for Hullett public school. The team is hoping to provide the school with items that are in short supply or which -some pupils may not be able to af- ford. A congregational meeting was endeavour to he pliant as a seed, yet hard as cedar. Congratulations to Ken and Betty Hulley from villagers on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. They celebrated with family and well wishes on Sunday afternoon; Sept. 15 at the cottage of their daughter Darlene. At the beginning of their marriage, best wishes from villagers are offered to Karen Trick and Henry Haderlein. The couple were united in marriage at Londesboro United Church on Saturday, Sept. 14. Perhaps you heard the church bells pealing in celebration. A celebration for the entire community takes place this Saturday. Sept. 21 as the Heart and convened hollowing the ,clAk.c ,11 Sunday. The report from ilir I needs assessment committee presented and discussed and ultimately accepted. When .Presbytery receives and accepts this report on Sept: 24. they will declare a pulpit vacancy in Uondesboro United Church. Then the joint search committee can begin the task of finding a new minister for the church. Members of the search committee were elected by the congregation at that morning's meeting. Rob Parr will he pulpit supply on Sunday, Sept. 22. Soul committee holds the grand opening of the newly renovated Blyth and District Community Centre. Tours of the lacility begin at noon. The. Belgruve Kinsmen have a roast beef barbecue from 5 - 6:30 p.m. Tickets arc available from committee members and also at Radford's Farm Equipment in Londesboro. The ribbon cutting and opening ceremony will be followed by a live and silent auction slated for 7:30 p.m. It promises to be a great day so mark your calendar now and join the fun and perhaps take home one of the interesting auction items. At time of reporting Harry Lear is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital receiving treatment for a blood infection. Ile would sun ly appreciate y, [ii• prayers and supp, rt. 15 tables in play at Seniors' euchre IMBUE Oil SPRAYING *Calcium Dust Control *Rust Protection Dripless Available Phone 527-1840 Call For An Appointment FAST, RELIABLE SERVICE! Swing and a miss This batter came close but stayed in the box for another pitch. The diamonds at Blyth were busy this past weekend with an Oldtimers slopitch tournament. (Vicky Bremner photo) Year ends This year's Blyth Pre-Mite ball team was, in back, from left: Braydon Whitfield, Ashley Walden, Sadie Chalmers, Christina Eckert, Gabrielle Ducharme, Kayla Black, Carly Whitfield, Jennifer Popp. Front: Matthew Van Wyk, Morgan Bos, Kennan Macdonald, Michael Van Wyk, Bryce Glousher, Ryan Nesbitt, Rebecca Chalmers. Absent: Kelsey Kerr. (Photo submitted)