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PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1998.
[-JULIET
Tearful farewell
It was a poignant moment as Hullett Principal George
Barker presented retiring teacher Barb Bosman with a
bouquet of flowers at a special party held in her honour
on Sunday. Mrs. Bosman grew up in the Londesboro
area and attended USS #10 Hullett. She went to high
school in Clinton and attended Stratford Teachers'
College. After graduation she taught music at Hullett
beginning in 1966. She left after three years to teach in
Kitchener, but eventually returned to Hullett.
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ondesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
UCW views 'perfect' skit
United Church
The sermon topic at Londesboro
United Church on Sunday, June 21
was "Our Interesting God." The
offering was taken up by John and
Jane Hoggart.
The senior choir sang.
Holy Communion was held.
People
The June meeting of Londesboro
UCW was held at the Church on
Monday, June 15 at 8 p.m. Thelma
Dougherty and Liz Lawson told
about Westminster weekend.
Bernice Norman read the
scripture. Margaret Wright and
Dorothy Tamblyn presented a skit,
"How to find the perfect church."
Helen Lee gave the minutes of
The June meeting of the Cheerio
Club was held on Wednesday, June
17. After lunch at the Hillcrest
Restaurant, members proceeded to
the home of Geraldine Dale, who
welcomed everyone.
The minutes of the May meeting
were read. Roll call was answered
The final Bible Study for this
season was held at Knox United,
Auburn on Tuesday, June 16 at
1:30 p.m. with a good attendance.
Ecclesiastes or the preacher is a
short book — 12 chapters and at first
seems full of grief and sorrow.
However it still has a number of
truths in it and ends saying to "Fear
God and keep his commandments."
When study was over homemade _
rolls were served by Margaret
Burkhart.
Before leaving the members
thanked Rev. Ross for the
worthwhile studies and look
the May meeting. Reta Kelland
gave the treasurer's report. Thank
you's were read from Bob and Edna
Reid, Hazel Reid and Tom and
Marjorie Duizer.
It was decided to renew the
Mandate magazine.
Lunch was served by Reta
Kelland, Lena Nesbitt, Liz Lawson
and Marsha Szusz.
by six members. Edythe gave the
treasurer's report.
The draw, donated by June
Fothergill was won by Genevieve
Allen.
The July meeting will be held at
Pine Lake at Genevieve's cottage
on Wednesday, July 15.
forward to beginning again in the
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp are
attending a memorial service for
her late brother James H. Wood in
Montreal. ,
Congratulations to Leonard and
Betty Archambault who will be
celebrating their 50th- anniversary
on June 27.
The annual memorial service at
Ball's Cemetery will be held on
„Sunday, July 5.
Len and Betty Archambault won
the gold for playing solo in
Mitchell on June 15 in the Senior
games.
Len and Betty Archambault won
the gold for playing solo in
Mitchell on June 15 in the Senior
games.
G. Allen wins Cheerio draw
Knox holds final Bible study
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Prelude with organist Nancy Park
welcomed the Knox congregation
on June 21 at 10 a.m.
Rev. Paul Ross gave the
invitation to worship.
The UCW was asked for cookies
by July 5 for Camp Menesetung.
These are to be given to Shelley
Worse11.
The junior choir, directed by
Shelley, with Nancy Park playing
the piano, then sang. A solo part
was given by Brett Bean.
As it was communion Sunday
Rev. Ross explained it to the
children. He told them that if their
parents agreed they could partake
during the service. They were given
drawings to colour and crayons and
returned to their pews.
Rev. Ross continued with
scripture from 1 Kings 19. It was
about Elijah who, lying under a
On June 18 at 2 p.m. the WI met
at the hall and went to the former
Baptist Church. It has been sold to
a counsellor, Gabrielle Del Bianco
and his artistic wife. A great deal of
work has been done in remodelling
the church. A loft that was never
finished has been turned into a
library and rest rooms.
A special room has been created
where a person can spend days of
reflection. The main room at the
church auditorium is filled with a
great variety of furniture.
tree, wished to die. However he
was finally awakened by an angel
and given directions which he
followed.
New Testament reading was
from Luke 8 concerning a man with
an unclean spirit which was
controlling his life. Jesus spoke to
him and he followed his orders and
became a changed man.
Rev. Ross continued with a
message "Our interfering God". He
spoke about life and things that
happen over which people have no
control. But God is always there he
said. He spoke of the preacher
Ecclesiastes who said that what
God does He will continue to do.
"We should rejoice in this word
and do good in our life."
Doug McClinchey, Terta Empey,
Gregory Park and Laura Mae
Chamney served the bread and
wine.
Mr. Del Bianco spoke to the WI
about his work as president and
care giver and the necessity to have
inner peace as well as a healthy
body.
The WI thanked him for his time
and speech before returning to the
hall for business.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read by Evelyn Flett, secretary.
The WI will be responsible for a
Lion's dinner June 25. A number of
WI members will attend the Blyth
WI visits former church