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Londesboro cubs and scouts have
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Palm Beach Florida.
Attending Huron-West
executive meeting held on
`Monday April 3 at Dungannon
were Dora Shobbrooki Marjorie
Duizer, Marjorie Anderson • and
Margaret Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McLeod
•1'4tchell, attended churCh here on
Sunday Morning and visited with
her sister Mrs, .Olive Penfound
and Elgin.
Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Dolmage
and Angela were Sunday visitors
with -her "aunt Mr. and Mrs.
Russelrbood. ' •
Bob and Vi Burns had a very
surprise visit from her old public
school friends on past weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Addisorc from
Silverwater, Manitoulin Island.
'They corresponded regularly but
had not seen each other for 46
years.
The United Church was filled scriptural assignments given to
' Hulley, Norman Cartwright and McDonalds. children's story, was
Jamieson, Tom Pollard and Laura gation teachers were Barbara
on Sunday morning when the first him. Rev. McDonald, the eub-
groups held their annual church John.
parade. Greeters at the service were
flagbearers, Cub Ronald Vincent Choir anthem was'"The Picture
Londesboro Cub and Scout master presented_ ke..Lbatig.e to
and Cob Todd Hoggart and the. of Jesus': with Mrs,, Allen
different Packs and Troops were Shaddick ehoir, leader and 'Mrs.
led by leaders „DavidLear, Wayne Glen McGregor organist. Rev.
Greg Andrews for the• cubs Jim "Stop .signs". Junior cong.re'-
Leading the patade were Nick Whyte and Bert Shobbrook.
Popp for the scouts. Absent were Carter and Mrs, Bob Peel. the
cub leaders Michael Overholt and flowers on memoriarn,stand were
David Armstrong,• Scout leaders, placed. by Mr. and Mrs.. Murray
Bryan •McClure. and Bob Adams in loving memory of Ann,
Thompson. Ushers were Cub mother, Mrs.' Wm. Walsh of
Robbie Radfored • and Russell Kincardine. •
Nesbitt, scouts Warren Hulley The Cub and Scritirkroups held
and Bradley Lyon. a joint meeting in the school. on
Rev. McDonald's theme was Tuesday evening. The cubmaster
"Our handsill' and his sermon introduced Mrs. John Radford
topic was "These bands of ours" who spoke to-the•groups on water
using as his text "Whatsoever safety, A film on water safety was
th y hand lirideth to do, do it with shown .
thy might."' He stressed that our The Blue Pack under leader-
hands
.
Can be used for good pr for ship of. David Val' conducted the
evil and he challenged the.:'cubs opening and closing for the cub
and scouts to use them kit 'good pack. All were reminded of the
for other people "to do a 'good church service' to be held on
turn for someone everyday". The Sunday and Fathe4,,Son Banquet
scripture was various readings of April 18. Next week is deadline
how Jesus used his hands for the for passing of badges that will' be
good of mankind. presented 'atthe Father-Son
• During the service, Cub John Banquet.
Cartwright was presented with
U.C.W. General Meeting
his Religion and Life badge, one April 3, U.C.W. President
of the higher.. awards given to a---Helen Lawson welcomed all to the,
cub,- John recited_ a. number. off----generalmeeting-and opened-with
a reading "It's growing."
She explained „ duties of
,-Wdifferent committees. Correspon-
• ..'clenee included thank you from
Mildred, • McNiall, Toni and
griatgaret Whyte, .Lloyd Pipe and
Stephen Duizer, invitations from
Auburn, Blyth acid...
. U.C..W.'s to Wesley .-Willis and•
Ontario Street United Churches
Clinton 'on April 30 .at Ontario
Street Church to Clinton Hospital . •
'Day on May 10 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.. a
Christmas card and two letters
• were received from Poster child in
Hong 'Kong. It was moved to-
write lier'a letter and send $20.00
for a gift. 'Treasurer's report 'was
given by Margaret Good. The
group will donate $50.00 to Don
.and Kathy Ruger, fire victims.
Registration forms were available -
for WeStMinister College May 26
to 28: Also for Alma College
School August 20 to 243. It is
hoped some will take advantage
of these courses. $25,00 was
denoted to Alma College.
Helen Lee reported for the
manse committee that the 190th
anniversary of the manse to be
held in June. Donated bulbs or
shrubs to the 'committee Would be
appreciated. Next meeting will be
June 5,
W.1.-Card Party'
There were 9 tables in 'play at'
W.I. card party on Friday night.
Winners were: Ladies High, Anse
Buchanan; Lone Hands,
Margaret Good; Low, Laurel
Diuzer; - Men's High, Pearl
Cummings (playing as a man);
Lone hands, Claire Vincent; Low,
Ruth Vincent (playing as a man);
Lucky cup, Ted Fothergill. There
will be another on April' 21, In
charge will, be Marg Anderson,
Isabel Colson and Tim Duizer.
Londesboro 14-H
The eighth meeting of
Londesboro 1 4-H was held at the
home of Mary Buffinga when
HUron's home economist and her
friend came to visit. A game was
played and dist-usion held on
babysitting.
Londesboro 3 4-H
On Monday April 3 Quazzy
Quitters met at the home' of
Marjorie Duizer for meeting 6.
Safety in the home and Achiev.e.—
ment Day were discussed.
On Wednesday Kprii• 5 the
group visited the pottery.. store in
Blyth. Here • Mr. 'Ward showed
the girls how pottery was made
and how it was fired.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Adams on the
• death• of''her mother, Mrs. Wm.
Walsh of Kincardine. •
Norman Alexander .Was
admitted to hospital in Satilt Ste.
arie while they were visiting their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cousineau-and family.
Mrs. Laura Sanderdock was
admitted tO Clinton Public
Hospital. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwing
returned home on Monday April 3
from spending six weeks at Dade
City and Winter. Haven, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Radford
also returend home on Morida-i—
from spending winter months , at
Visiting on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Norman • Cartwright.
John and Claude was her ;nether
Mrs. Mae Rinn of Belgrave,ancl
attended church when John
received his badge for Religion
and Life from Cubmaster Rev.
McDonald.
-Mrr-and Mrs. Tom Allen spent
the weekend with their daughter,.
Mr. and Mrs., Graham Jackson,
Brian, Ken and Sandra of Ridge- . town. •
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter •and
Colleen visited.on Saturday with
Larry in Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook,
Thelma Ellerby, Frank and Dora
and Chastify Colquhoun visited
on Saturday with Mr.- and Mrs.
Ross Millson and family,
Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Flunking
visited on Senday with M cr. and
Now that the federal budget
'has been brought down, the
federal political parties are
preparing themselves for the
possibility 'of an early election.
On,the local scene, all three
political parties are starting the
machinery rollins for the
expected election.
Rob ,McKinley.. M.P; for
Huron-Middlesex is expected' to
seek •re-election , as the
erogressi•ve Conservative
candidate in the riding of Huron
Bruce. The P.C. annual meeting
will be held Wednesday. April' 19
at the Ripley Community Centre
at 7:30.
Paul Carroll. of the local New
Democratic Party (NDP) said that
party will be holding a meeting
on Tuesday, April 18 in Hensall
The guest speaker for the
'fleeting is Donald McDonald,
MPP for York South. The purpose
of Tuesday's meeting is to elect a
new executive for the lOcal_NDP
and establish a candidate sea rch
• committee.
Mr., Carroll said there are no -
declared candidates to date...
The Huron-Bruce Liberal
Association is holding their
nomination meeting in --Clinton
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Mr.,Clive Buist visited Seaforth
Manor last Wednesday and
showed two interesting films to
our residents.' The next films '
shown will be on Wednesday
afternoon, April' 26th. •
Friday morning Father Laragh
visited and held Communion.
Friday afternoon Bingo was
enjoyed by a large number of,
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Legion Hall on Wednesday, 'April
19. The guest speaker will be
Hugh Fatilkner, Federal Minister
of Indian Affairs and Northern
Development. .
Three •candidates have
announced they are seeking the
nomination as Liberal candidate
here.
Graeme Craig; 30, of R.R.#1,
Walton, who has owned and
operated a farm in
.
McKillop
Township for the past eight years
-has announced his candidacy.
has announced his candidacy. A
graduate of Ridgetewn College-of
Agriculture Technology he is a
technician with United Breeders •
of Guelph.
Mr. Craig's Community
involvement includes the
presidency of the Brussels
Agricultural Society, director of
the Huron Cattlemen's
Association; past president,
Huron County Junior ,• Fa.rmers
and clerk of the session, Walton
..United Church. •
Mr. Craig is mar ried to the
fernier Helen"'Elliott Wand ,is the
father of two children, Michael -
and Shannon.
Mrs. Jean Adams, an air force
widow, who has lived in the
Goderich area for nine years, has
.r,Happenings• .
residents. Winners were'Straight
Line -' Wilma Brill, Miss K.
Laverty,. Harold Walsh and Barry
Schwart z.,FOur Corners - Ludger
Seguin, Wilma. Brill, ' Tommy,
Churchill and Doris Wills. Full
House HaroldWalsh, Mrs. Lillie
Hudie, Wilber Key es. and Miss
Mary Neville. Straight Lline - Bob
Lefneski; LUdger Seguin, Isabel
Lamble and Doris Wills.
also announced she is running for
the Liberal nomination.
Mrs. Adam's community
involvement includes serving on
the Goderich tourist committee;
on the-board ofthe Huron County
Housing authority ; was fgrms,4,
regent of the: Clinton 'ODE R&
conning the annual festival of arts
and crafts in Goderich.
Mrs. Adams' is employpd part-
time at Huronview and her
daug hter has just been called to
the bar.
The third person to announce
his candidacy is Grant Chisholm,
of LucknoW, who owns Chisholm
Fuel Company.
Mr. Chisholm, 45, was bOrp iii
Colborne Township and attended
high school in Goderich, started
working for his father's company:
Chisholm Fuel. Co., in 1948. ,
Mr. Chisholm' moved to
Lucknow in 1961 where he has
been active in , the Lions Club,
Coaching sports teams, and
• serving• as district -governor- for
the Lions 'Club in 1975,76.
HE is also a• member of the
Knights of Columbus:
Mr. Chisholm and his wife, the
former Wilma Watson, have nine
children, three sons and six
daughters.
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