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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986.
Londesboro
(___ZC J Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
This early in the morning, a guy has to concentrate, young Joey Switzer
seems to be saying as he studiously ignores the camera at the
Londesboro Lions Club’s community breakfast Sunday morning.
Organizers report a good attendance helped raise money for local
Lions Club activities.
Londesboro personal news
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Newby on the
death of his brother Lloyd Douglas
(Bud)ofLondononMarch 12 atage
76.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Mrs. Roy Doan, formerly
Edna Lee, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Lee of Londesboro
who passed away March 6 at
Northland Manor Nursing Home in
PortColborneatage 85. She leaves
to mourn one daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Hardy of Port Col-
borne and is survived by sisters
Mabel Scott, Huronview; Fannie
Beacom, Clinton and Ella Wool
ven, Toronto. She was predeceas
ed by her husband, one sister and
seven brothers.
Visiting on March lOwithMr.
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Ammunitionof alltypes. Riflescopes, hunting knives,
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and Mrs. Bob Burns were his sister
Myrtle and Wilbert McDonald of
Stepdancers
do well
at Paddyfest
At the Paddyfest in Listowel on
March 9, four students of Cheryl
Bromley’s competed in the step
dance competition. They were
Jennifer and Kerrie Szusz, Paula
Allen and Rhonda Howatt.
The results were as follows:
Jennifer placed third in eight and
under, Kerrie placed third in nine
to 10 solo and the group called
Sweet Dreams made up of Paula,
Rhonda and Jennifer placed se
cond in the 10 and under group.
The Women’s Institute World
Affairs meeting was held March 12
at 8 p.m. The meeting opened with
the Opening Ode, Mary Stewart
Collect and O Canada with Gene
vieve Allen at the piano. President
Helen Lawson welcomed all by
reading a poem, “Armchair Gar-
Londesboro
United news
Greeting worshippers on Sun
day morning at the United Church
were Rev. Snihurand Jack Lee.
The ushers were Stephen Duizer,
Larry Gross, Larry Hoggart and
Rob. Radford. The candles were lit
by Lisa Kennedy. Rev. Snihur
welcomed all. The decoration of
thecross was done by Jane and
John Hoggart placing the nails in
the cross.
The announcements were given.
U.C.W. is invited to Auburn March
19. Two nursery teachers are
needed. A crokinole party will be
held March 21 at 8 p.m. Good
Friday service will be at 8 p.m. on
March 28 in the church.
Thechildrensang “Clapyour
Hands.’’ A story about the pump
that needed new parts in the inside
was read. Junior teachers were
Yvonne and Pam Hoggart. The
anthem was a duet given by Dave
Snihur and Marsha Szusz. The
scripture reading was from Mat
thew 16-23 and Luke 22 - 54. The
sermonwas “Peter - balancing
spirituality and reality.’’
Kincardine.
Lisa Duizer spent last week at
the provincial 4-H Leadership
campat Port Sidney along with 100
other delegates from around On
tario. She was one of four delegates
picked from Huron County.
Allen and Barbara Bosman, Lisa
and Kelly spent the school break in
Florida. Amy spent the week with
Grandma and Grandpa Snell.
JohnCartwrightspentthe week
end at the Toe Alpha Convention in
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevenson,
Nancy and David of Woodstock
visited last week with Jean Scott.
Ruth Shaddick, Laura and Ken
Scott spent the holiday break in
London, England and area study
ing educational system.
den’’. Roll call was answered by 14
members reading a recent news
paper headline.
The minutes of the last meeting
and the treasurer’s report were
given by secretary treasurer Alice
Buchanan.
Correspondence included an
invitation to the Goderich Town
ship euchre in Holmesville hall on
March 19at 1:30p.m. The W.I.
Executive meeting is to be held in
Londesboro Hall on April 7. The
4-h achievement will be on April 29
at the Huron Central School,
Clinton. The Agricultural museum
at Milton is open for visitation from
July 1 to August 22. The workshop,
Water and Environment, will be
heldon April21 from 1:30 to4:30in
the Londesboro Flail by Norman
Alexander.
President Helen thanked all who
had helped at the February
meeting with the Tweedsmuir
books. ElmaJewitt reported on the
banquet for the annual meeting on
April 9 at 6:30 p.m. catered by the
Foresters Ladies' at Kinburn hall.
Several coming events were repor
ted. The W.I. end of season card
party will be held March 21. W.I.
will supply lunch. Everyone is
Phone John Nixon
887-9417
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welcome. On March 20 they will
serve Lions supper; on April 10,
men’s bowling banquet; April 15,
ladies’ bowling banquet. The
president asked at the annual
meeting for suggestions for speak
ers for programs for next year.
The program was a reading
given by Margaret Taylor from
W.I. workshop, “How to protect
yourself’’ and on" old age. A
reading was given by Alice Buch
anan, “So you want to be a
Farmer.’’
The meeting closed with the
singing of the Queen and W.I.
Grace. Lunch was served by
Marjorie Anderson, Romana
Jamieson and Dora Shobbrook.
OPEN HOUSE
tocelebratethe
70thbirthdayof
Beth Knox
ATLONDESBOROHALL
MARCH 23,1986
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