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PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 2001.
Londesboro UCW marks World Day of Prayer
The March meeting of the
Londesboro United Church Women
was the observance of the World
Day of Prayer on Friday, March 2.
Guests for the afternoon were the
ladies of the Auburn United Church.
This year's service was prepared
for groups around the world by the
women of Samoa. The Pacific coun-
try of Samoa with a population of
165,000 is made up of 10 islands of
varying sizes. Christianity came to
Samoa in 1830 and the country held
its first World Day of Prayer service
in 1982.
The Kava ceremony performed
during Friday's service, is one of
Samoa's most sacred ceremonies. It
is an expression of friendship and
love that the Samoans wished to
share with the global community.
Used as the uniting symbol of
yo,
friendship during the ceremony was
a coconut. Samoan use of the
coconut is threefold — for shelter
(from fronds), for utensils (shell)
and for nourishment (fruit and milk).
Samoans believe that one needs to
be informed when prayilig and take
practical action after prayer.
Queen Esther learned the plight of
the Jews and prayed several days
By Steven Dougherty
On Monday, Feb. 26 Miss Uhler's
Grade 8 class Went on their resched-
uled ski trip to Talisman. With the
before visiting the king. The
Canaanite woman with an ill child
learned about Christ's healing repu-
tation before she petitioned Him.
Both women, therefore, were exam-
ples of the service's title, Informed
Prayer, Prayerful Action.
Those participating in the service
were encouraged to identify a need
they could pray about and then take
rain, then the snow we had fears of
the trip being cancelled a second
time. However it was a go.
Ski conditions were perfect as a
action for.
Installed just in time to be appreci-
ated that afternoon were the new
window blinds in the Sunday school
room. The blinds truly showed off
the lovely stained glass windows.
The blinds will be further enhanced
with new toppers. Purchased in
memory of Joy Vodden, a plaque
will be affixed on the wall signifying
result of the fresh snow and we were
treated with warm sunshine for most
of the day. We all had to take a skills
test to determine which hills we
could go on. This was done by issu-
ing coloured stickers that were added
to our lift passes.
We all had a fun and interesting
day, no (serious) injuries fortunately.
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The UCW ladies want you to start
your. spring cleaning. The day of
working fellowship is set for March
26 and you are encouraged to bring
to the church on or before that day
your saved stamps, soup labels, pop
can tabs, grocery tapes and Heinz
baby food labels for sorting and dis-
tributing.
Hullett PS Happenings
Grade 8 class ski at Talisman
Playing to the crowd
Flutist Rebecca Schultz, saxophonist Kerissa Van Amersfoort and Alyssa Gross on clarinet
along with the other members of the Blyth Public School band performed at a special concert
on Wednesday night. Also on the program was the Seaforth All Girls Marching Band. (Vicky Bremner
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