The Citizen, 1985-11-27, Page 10LONDESBOROUGH NEWS
Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1985.
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Each convenor gave an interest-
ing report of the year's work.
Brenda thanked all for help and
•co-operation during her two years
as president. Audrey Thompson
thanked her for her leadership and
work she had done.
Penny Overboe gave the nomi-
nating report for new officers for
1986-87 - Past President, Brenda
Radford; President, Joan Whyte;
First vice-president, "open"; Se-
cond vice-president, Kitty McGre-
gor; secretary, Betty Hulley; assis-
tant, Penny Overboe; treasurer,
Betty Miller; monthly offering,
Margaret Good; pianist, Gail Lear;
assistant, Genevieve Allen; chris-
tian development, Mary Peel;
assistant, Florence Cartwright;
World Outreach, Betty Hulley;
communications, Dora Shobbrook;
Church in Society, Dora Shob-
brook; assistant, June Fothergill;
Leadership Development, Edythe
Beacom; Stewardship and Fi-
nance, Betty Miller and Margaret
Good; supply and welfare, Laura
Lyon and Mary Longman;
archives, Margaret Whyte, Kin-
burn; Hazel Reid, Burns; Marion
Hunking, Londesboro. Rep. to the
Board of Stewards is Helen Lee.
Manse Committee representative
is Laura Lyon. The buying commit-
tee includes Jane Hoggart and
Marjorie Cartwright. The funeral
lunch committee is Helen Lee,
Audrey Thompson, Norma Glou-
sher and Kaye Saundercock.
Nominating committee and so-
cial committees were not filled.
AFter meeting hospital shut-in
favours were made.
The Londesborough U.C.W.
meeting was held Nov. 18, in the
church, opening with a prayer by
President, Brenda Radford.
She welcomed all 27 people
present and thanked all who
attended the Huron-Perth Presby-
terial in Egmondville. Meditation
was "Keep walking on" and a
poem "Did you ever". The hymn
"0 Thou Great Jehovah" with
Hattie Wood at the piano. Audrey
Thompson gave a reading of
information on Rev. Lois Wilson
the first woman moderator. Min-
utes of the last meeting were read
by secretary Bernice Norman.
Correspondence included thanks
from Kitty McGregor, George and
Vietta Hoggart and family of John
Bromley. The next meeting is Dec.
9 at 6:30 p.m. , a pot luck Christmas
Party. Burns U.C.W. will be
invited. In place of gift members
are to bring something for "Sur-
vival Through Friendship House"
in Goderich - groceries, baby gifts,
pampers, etc. They should also
bring a dozen cookies for cookie
exchange. Margaret Good is to
order poinsettias. The mitten tree
is up. The treasurer's report by
Margaret Good showed a balance
on hand $1,790.07. It was moved to
donate $100 to Ronald McDonald,
$100 to Columbia, $50 to Alma
College, $50 to Town & Country
Homemakers, $50 to Huronview
Homebound, $25 to the Resource
Centre and $25 to Menestung
Church Camp.
Cheerio Club
gives donations
The Cheerio Club meeting was
held November 20 at the home of
Laura Lyon.
Dora Shobbrook opened the
meeting reading, "Smile". Cor-
respondence included a request for
a donation to Huron Day Centre. It
was voted $10 donation. A thank
you note was received from Vietta
and George Hoggart; Margaret
and Russell Good and Dora
Shobbrook for cards sent. Roll call
was answered by 10 members. The
treasurer's report showed a bal-
ance of $9.85. It was moved
collection should be 50 cents and a
draw 25 cents. The draw donated
by Mary longman was won by
Edythe Beacom.
The next meeting will be the
Christmas meeting, Dec. 10 from
12 to 2 at the Hillcrest Restaurant,
Londesborough. There will be an
exchange of gifts.
The program was readings by
Estella, Laura and Dora and a
contest by Dora "Sunny" won by
Vietta Hoggart. Cards were play-
ed. Lunch was served by Laura
Lyon, Estella Adams and Dora
Shobbrook.
United Church news
Greeting worshippers at Lond-
esborough United Church on
Sunday were Rev. Snihur and Bert
Lyon. Ushers were Fred Peel,
Brian Howatt, Bryan Whyte and
Dennis Wilts.
Rev. Snihurwelcomedall and
gave call to worship and announce-
ments. Next Sunday is White Gift
Service. There will be no sunday
school. Children and adults are
asked to bring gifts for Family and
Children's Services of Huron
County.
Londesboro
personal
news
Sorry to report the death of Mrs.
Bessie Paisley, widow of the late
George McCall, age 92 at Victoria,
B.C. Burial was from McCall Bro.
Floral Funeral Home, Victoria,
B.C. on November 22. Left to
mourn her passing are a daughter
Jean and her husband Joe Ben-
turin of Victoria, B.C. and two
grandchildren. She will be remem-
bered by many here having lived
here for a number of years.
June Fothergill and Dennis
attended a birthday party for her
sister Miss Helen Marks at
Listowel on Wednesday night.
Friends are glad to see Jack
Armstrong home from spending
past two and a half weeks in
Seaforth Hospital.
There will be a W.I. card party
this Friday, Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. All
are welcome.
Ross Radford of Port Colborne
visited on Wednesday with his
aunt, Dora Shobbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood
attended the wedding of their
granddaughter Brenda Jean,
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Bill
Andrews, Toronto to Shane Climie
on Satuarday, Nov. 23 at noon. The
wedding and reception were held
at home of bride's parents. Other
guests from here were her brother,
Greg Andrews; Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Wood, Karen, Doug and Joanne.
Theirfuture home will be in San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Dirk Garlick in Kitchener.
Shuffleboard
winners
named
On Nov. 20, 17 players took part
in shuffleboard. Winners were
Vietta Hoggart, Hazel Reid, Betty
Hulley and Jack Lee.