HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2017-09-07, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2017.
Summer brings new life to village
Safety first
In a calm and orderly fashion students of Hullett Central
Public School in Londesborough made their way off the bus
and into the school Tuesday morning. While they may have
been excited to return to school after the long summer,
descending the bus steps one at a time was essential for
safety's sake. From front to back: Reese deBoer, Corbin
Hoonaard, Carlie Hakkers and Kiley Anderson. (Denny Scott
photo)
There is more
news this week
regarding real estate. After decades
in the village Gordon Shobbrook has
sold his home and moved to new
quarters in Goderich. Folk here in
the village wish him well in his new
situation. No stranger to
Londesborough, Shelby Radford has
made Gordon's house her home.
Welcome, Shelby.
And, speaking of newcomers,
there are new babies in the village
this summer. We welcomed Brynlee
Greidanus on June 8, first child for
Bradley Greidanus and Jessica
Duizer. Brynlee is the latest
grandchild for Louis and Nancy
Greidanus. Then on July 27 Shawn
and Myria Reinink welcomed
Melanie, also their first child. Evey
Reid arrived in the family of Kody
and Shalena on Aug. 3, a sister for
Paisley. Evey is another grandchild
for Don and Kim Reid and great-
grandchild for Bob and Edna. And I
understand John and Helen Lyons
have welcomed another grandson.
This is the third son for Mike and
Stacey. Congratulations to all the
families.
Won't it be fun to watch these
little ones grow up in our midst.
Remember the expression "It takes a
village to raise a child"? And it will
be up to all of us to watch over the
village children as they are now back
in classes at Hullett Central Public
School and crossing our streets.
Services have resumed after a
recess during July at Londesborough
United Church. Sunday School
classes begin next Sunday, Sept. 10.
Anyone interested in helping with
classes should contact Lynda
Horbanuik.
Londesborough United is
currently conducting a food drive
leading up to Thanksgiving to
benefit the local food bank.
Ladies are invited to come out to
the church on Sept. 13 following the
morning coffee hour to assist with
the making of 'welcome, baby'
quilts.
The next meeting of the
Londesborough UCW is set for Sept.
18 beginning at 7:30 p.m.
FROM LONDESBORO
Letter to the Editor
Golding shares thresher history
THE EDITOR,
At this time of the year, as we
approach the annual Threshers
Reunion, I am reminded of the
association of my late father,
Senator William Henry Golding
with the Bell Engine Threshing
machines.
After graduation from a country
school he went to Berlin (now
Kitchener) to apprentice as a
machinist. Around 1900 he returned
to Seaforth and became a machinist
at Bell Engines and was appointed
foreman in 1923. From 1923 to 1932
he did the final inspection of all the
machines corning off the assembly
line. If a machine became disabled
he and another machinist went out
and repaired the machine in the
field.
His public service started in 1911
when he was elected as a member of
the Seaforth Town Council followed
by terms as mayor. In 1932 he was
elected as a Liberal Member for
South Huron in the House Of
Commons. He served in the House
of Commons from 1932 until 1949
when he was called to the Senate. He
passed away on Dec. 31, 1961. He
was never defeated when he ran for
public office and to date he was the
only Senator to be appointed from
Huron County.
Yours truly,
Major Frank A. Golding
See histories and
historic photographs
on the Huron History
section of our website
www.northhuron.on.ca
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