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Londesborough United
Church will hold their
annual "Songfest" the even-
ing of April 3. This year's fea-
tured performers are The
Honey Sweethearts, The
Glister Children's Choir,
Country Serenade, Londes-
borough's own Tom Pollard
and the mother/daughter
duo, Shelley and Elizabeth
Haist. Mark your calendars
for this evening of musical
inspiration.
Londesborough United Church
When the children gath-
ered at the front of the sanc-
tuary to spend some time
with Rev. Fletcher at Londes-
borough United Church on
Sunday, March 13, they
learned that Terry had been
helping his daughter pack
up her apartment in
Toronto in preparation for a
move to Vancouver.
She will be leaving with
only one suitcase and Terry
questioned the wisdom of
leaving so much behind.
However she showed her
father a small plastic card
she carries in her wallet that
has a picture of Christ on it.
She assured her father that
that card was her comfort,
knowing God and His love
was always there for her. As
long as she has that card she
feels she has enough; other
'stuff' can be bought. Terry
encouraged the children to
remember that God is
always there for them too.
Appropriately the next hymn
was "One More Step Along
the World I Go':
Rev. Fletcher's message to
the adults, "The Good Por-
tion", was based on the
Londesborough
familiar story of Christ's visit
to the home of Martha and
Mary. This story is found in
Luke 10:38-42.
What a blessed thing to
have Christ in your home,
we would think. However in
Christ's time Jewish men
held women in low regard.
They felt the teachings and
learning of the law were
man's domain. Women
should not be listening to
Christ's conversation as
Mary did. Perhaps that is
part of why Martha
resented Mary not helping
her with serving the men.
Both women received
reassurance from Christ.
Martha's work and Mary's
learning were both Christian
work. We need to recognize
Jesus was a radical realizing
change was, is always, nec-
essary and important for
growth. We need to be open
to the learning Christ pro-
vides to make us whole. And
use our particular gifts to
build up community and
strengthen our spiritual fam-
ily. Rev. Fletcher reminded
congregants that balance
makes one productive.
Londesborough United's
food drive will wrap up on
March 20, Palm Sunday. Try
to support this outreach
initiative.
Londesborough United's
Official Board will meet on
April 5th beginning at 7:30
p.m.
Everyone is invited to
enjoy the family friendly
movie, "Snowmen" in the
church basement on Thurs-
day evening, March 17. Be
settled in with your cuddly
blankets and pillows by 7: 00
p.m. Snacks and drinks will
be provided.
Radars Edge Squires in six meet
Maple Minto 81's in WOAA finals
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The third period was no
different. For the Radars,
more questionable penalties
and the Squires scored 2
making the score 5-4. Finally
with 12:10 gone in the third
while shorthanded Tyler
Doig scored on a perfect
pass by Josh Cornelissen giv-
ing them a 6-4 lead. Petrolia
wasn't done when they
scored again, cutting the
Radars lead to 1. Radars
aced the game with 1:12 left
when Ryan Murphy scored
his third goal of the game
assisted by Josh Conelissen
and Mike Jarmuth.
Final score 7-5 Radars.
Shots on net Petrolia 36 and
Clinton 37. Penalty minutes
Petrolia 14 minutes Radars
26 minutes.
Maple Minto won the
Northern Division setting off
the finals in the WOAA Sen-
ior AA league. Maple Minto
81's and Clinton Radars will
start the final series next
weekend March 18-20.
Presently unknown what
the times and dates are for
the finals. At time of print the
tentative schedule: Friday,
March 18 in Palmerston at
8:30 p.m. and Saturday,
March 19 in Clinton at 8:30
p.m.
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