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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-08-16, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2000. Jamiesons greet for Londesboro United service FROM LONDESBORO Jim and Ramona Jamieson greeted churchgoers to Londesboro United Church on Sunday, Aug. 13. Ushering duties were fulfilled by Betty Dale and Mary Vandermoelen. Rev. Paul Ross's theme for the service was What's Good About Failing? Failure in an endeavour - large or small - does not make the person a failure, he said. One cannot appreciate success unless one has experienced defeat. Comfort can be found in acknowledging that one has done one's best and in realizing that personal bests differ. He said, there are times when everyone fails at living a truly Christian lifestyle. Christ and his dis­ ciples shared this feeling of discour­ agement. Being a golfer. Rev. Ross explained that in spite of the bad shots he makes he continues to play the game. Rather, the really great shots he makes keep him going on to the next tee. From the failure comes learning for the next time when suc­ cess brings rejoicing. Relevant scripture passages were II Corinthians 13: 5-KJ and Mark 6: l-6. In the Mark passage Christ fails to find belief and respect in his hometown of Nazareth. The flowers at the front of the sanctuary were placed by the family of Carl Longman. The sympathy of the congregation and the community is extended to his family. Contact Joan Whyte for details regarding the UCW Summer Outing to Grand Bend to see the musical Crazy for You. Wedding^nnouncement PEOPLE AROUND LONDESBORO ticular common theme. So I pose the question. ‘Who you gonna call?’ in our community for eggs, corn, baby clothes, or team/company sports­ wear? If you or someone you know has been missed in our little exercise, do let me know. Did anyone else notice the grand display of northern lights in the early hours of Saturday morning? Awesome! People attend baptism in Clinton Many of you may recall hearing of farm wives who kept a small flock of hens. They sold the eggs to supple­ ment the farm income. The people mentioned in the ‘getting to know your community' quiz are updated versions of that. Their interests are helping the family to put a little something in the cookie jar for emer­ gencies, or to have a little ‘pin money’. Can anyone explain that lit­ tle saying for me? In this final segment of the quiz are a variety of persons with no par­ Thomas Allan Pollon, infant son of Melanie (Mann) and David Pollon, Seattle, Washington was baptized Sunday, Aug. 6 at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. Rev. Bob Biggar officiated. Also taking part in the service were the baby's aunts, Lome Baker and Shelley Scott and grandfather Robert Mann, all of Clinton. Thomas, his parents and brother Edward, 3 l/2 years have been visit­ ing with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mann, Clinton and other area relatives and friends. They also attended the 125th civic holiday weekend activities held in Clinton. On Saturday, Aug. 5, Mrs. Marion Roberts, Listowel accompanied by Tracy Mann and her husband, David Dolson, Waterloo, joined the family at a barbecue in Clinton. HELPING THE WORLD WRITE NOW CODE Self-sufficiency through literacy in the developing world For information, call 1-800-661-2633 (LATOUR - SNELL) Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell, R. R. #1 Auburn, are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Shannon Dee to Anthony Joseph Roy Latour son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Latour, Zurich on Tuesday, July 4, 2000. Blessed with a beautiful sunny day, the couple exchanged vows in an outdoor ceremony overlooking the pond at the home of the bride’s parents. Rev. Chris Morgan, Benmiller officiated. Sharon Johnston, harpist provided musical accompaniment for the occasion. Following the ceremony the wedding dinner was held at Hessenland. 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