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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1991. PAGE 9.
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Compiled by June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
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Making repairs,
sermon topic
Greeter at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, September 15
was Ken Hunking. Ushers were
Kevin Wright, Murray Whyte,
Melvin Bergsma, and Steven Duiz-
UCW plans
bazaar
Bums U.C.W. met at the Londes
boro United Church on Wednes
day, September 4 with 12 members
present.
Gay Salverda opened the meeting
with a reading “What to Count”. A
hymn was sung accompanied by
Ida Leiper on the piano. Ida Salver
da, Gladys Leiper and Renee Snell
took part in the scripture reading of
Psalm 23. Ida Leiper led in prayer.
Margaret Taylor gave interesting
readings from a book by Robert
Fulchum. A reading was given by
Ramona Jamieson: “The man who
thinks he can.” Gay closed with
prayer and a hymn and thanked all
who took part.
Renee Snell conducted the busi
ness and gave a reading “Do we
add or subtract”. Roll call was
answered with a Bible verse and
minutes of the last meeting were
read. The treasurer's report was
given by Margaret Taylor.
Plans were made for the Bazaar
and Tea, October 17. Get well
cards were sign for Clara Riley and
Olwen Wood. The meeting closed
with prayer.
er.
The guest speaker was Micheline
Montrevil of Goderich. Her sermon
topic was “Making Repairs”.
The choir anthem was “Singing
the Kingdom”.
Huronview Fellowship will be on
September 19 at 1:15 p.m. Senior
Youth Group will meet Wednes
day, September 18 from 8-10 p.m.
at Paul's. There will be a ball game
and camp fire. Bring a drink and
something to cook over the fire.
This program is for all high school
teens.
Session Stewards and the official
board will meet on Monday,
September 23 at 8 p.m. The
U.C.W. Fall Rally will be held in
the Church on October 21. A spe
cial meeting will be held Thursday,
Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. in the Sunday
School room to get new Sunday
School teachers.
Toastmasters to form club
An organizational meeting for a
new Toastmasters Club in Listowel
will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
September 26, at the Listowel Mcn-
nonite Church, 465 Maitland Ave.
South, Listowel.
Toastmasters International is a
non-profit educational organization
which helps men and women
develop skills in communication
and leadership. The Listowel Club
will join 109 others in Toastmasters
District 60 which includes most of
Ontario. There are more than 7,000
clubs in 50 countries throughout
the world.
The organizational meeting will
be presented by members of the
Maitland Motivators Toastmaster
Club of Brussels and the Elmira
Town Criers Toastmasters, Elmira,
as well as clubs in the K. W. and
London areas, according to Allan
Dettweiler, President of the Brus
sels club.
“Toastmasters is a terrific way to
gain valuable skills and have fun at
the same time,” Dettweiler said,
“And the cost of membership is
minimal.”
All interested persons are wel
come to attend the organizational
meeting. Reservations are not
required. For more information,
contact Dettweiler at 887-6098 or
Lois Gingerich, President of the
Elmira club at 669-8570.
WI invited to Seaforth
continued from page 8
tation. The noon luncheon will start
again that day, October 23. There
will be no luncheon in September.
Anyone in the community who is
interested in taking the course,
Wardrobe Wizardry should get in
touch with either Yvonne Cronyn
or Mary Bernard who will attend
the workshop on October 26. Mari
on Godkin gave a thorough report
of the executive meeting she had
attended at the Bluevale Hall. An
invitation was read from the
Seaforth W.I. to attend its evening
meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 8
p.m. It is hoped 5-6 people will
attend. Institute Grace closed the
meeting then everyone went to the
basement where a tasty lunch was
served by Helen Craig and Mar
garet Craig.
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WI tours
antique
shop
The September meeting of Lon
desboro W.I. was held on Wednes
day, September 11.
Members met at Bob and Betty
Battye's home on the baseline for a
tour of the log cabin and antiques.
They relumed to the Londesboro
Hall for their meeting.
President Lois Elliott conducted
the meeting. Roll call was
answered by “What impressed you
most on your tour?”
Helen Lawson read the minutes
of the June and July meetings.
They were approved as read. Corre
spondence was read including an
invitation to the Seaforth W.I.
meeting at 8 p.m. at the Orange
Hall on Tuesday, October 8. A
thank you was read from Annie
Vincent.
The 40th Institute Rally is at
Seaforth Presbyterian Church on
Monday, October 7. Fall courses
are Tuesday, October 29 at Ontario
Street United Church. Register by
October 18.
It was decided to cater to Lon
desboro Lions Club meetings. It
was moved to pay Helen Lawson's
Historical Society fees. Collection
and pennies were taken up. The
Queen and Grace were sung. Lunch
was served by Beryl Reid, Hazel
Reid and Dora Shobbrook.
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