The Citizen, 2015-06-04, Page 6THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015. PAGE 7.
3rd Annual
Central Huron Mayor’s Mingle
A Celebration of Volunteerism
July 7, 2015
5-8 PM
Central Huron Community Complex
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PLEASE BRING PHOTOS AND MEMORABILIA
Working hard
Friday, May 29 marked the Jump Rope for Heart at Hullett Central Public School however
some students, like those shown above, were too busy gardening to take part in the activities.
Shown exercising their green thumbs are, from left: Raymond Powell-Carr, Brady Graf, Mitch
Townsend and Chandler Bromley. (Denny Scott photo)
Four teenagers publicly professed
their faith to God and their
Londesborough United Church
family on Sunday, May 31 through
confirmation. Quinn Driscoll,
Sydney Hunking, Avery Whyte and
Sean Whyte have spent weeks with
Rev. Fletcher pondering their faith
and learning what it means to be a
full-fledged member of their
congregation. Londesborough
United took pride in welcoming the
youth and congratulated them for
accepting the responsibility that
comes with membership.
Confirmation coincided with
Trinity Sunday and ‘trinity’ was one
of the beliefs the confirmands
discussed. The Doctrine of Trinity
inherent in Christianity is rejected
by other faiths of the world. This
belief was accepted as early as
300AD in order to describe the
fullness of God – as three-fold –
Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Early
Christian leaders recognized it is
above man’s capacity to understand
this fullness of God’s nature, it must
be a faith belief.
God as creator; Jesus as the
redeemer; Holy Spirit as sanctifier
makes the persona understandable.
Persona is defined as all the aspects
of one; like layers of one.
Each human has various aspects
to their life - family, career,
hobbies, interests, etc. - making
up the entire one.
The good news is that there is still
just one God. Christians can think of
the Trinity also as God is, Jesus did
and the Holy Spirit continues
to open the minds and hearts of
people.
Supporting scriptures for the
message by Rev. Fletcher were
Romans 12:3-8, Deut. 29;29 and
responsive psalm, Psalm 111.
Assisting Rev. Fletcher with the
sacrament of Communion were
Cheryl Trewartha, Traci Radford,
Bev Riley, Lawrence Bergsma and
Grant Bergsma. The senior choir
sang “That Judgement Mornin”.
Church welcomes
four new members in
confirmation service
NEWS
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PEOPLE AROUND
LONDESBORO
Watch for ticks, Lyme Disease
The sign at the Seaforth Veterinary
Clinic is probably causing many
smiles. It tells passersby to “Check
your friends for ticks.” It made me
think of that country song in which
the young man asks his sweetheart to
a picnic and promises to check her
for ticks. We are hearing much these
days about Lyme Disease and being
warned about being on the alert for
ticks so perhaps the sign extends
beyond our cats and dogs after all.
Bob Trick thought this month’s
particular mystery item would be of
particular interest to me. Puzzle it
for the week.
John Lyons is back in University
Hospital dealing again with
infection in his leg. Doctors are
investigating a couple of options in
an attempt to make him more
comfortable.
Vera [Lyon] Bell from British
Columbia visited in the area for a
short time last week. While here she
spent time with Bert and Joanne
Lyon and Bill and Bev Shaddick.
Bev took her to Goderich Place to
catch up with Ruth Vincent, Helen
Lee and Gail Lear.
In last week’s space I neglected to
offer thanks from the Lions Club to
Bev and Helen Wallace for
permitting the ‘swimming of the
ducks’ on their corner property
recently. The weather brought out a
good crowd of spectators.
What could it be?
Londesborough correspondent Brenda Radford enjoys her
visits with Bob Trick as they usually involve some sort of
mystery item, like the one shown above. Can you figure out
what it is? Check this space in the June 11 issue of The
Citizen for the answer. (Brenda Radford photo)