HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-16, Page 31ondesboro
Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
523-4250
Londesboro man
admitted to hospital
Mr. Arie Duizer was admitted to
Clinton hospital on Monday, April
7. His friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Becky McKinley of London
visited on Tuesday, April 8 with
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse.
Mabel Scott and Elsie Hender-
son of Huronview were guests of
Jack and Helen Lee on Sunday
attending the songfest.
Sunday visitors with Bob and Vi
Burns were their daughter Barbara
and Colin Paterson, children Katie
and Jennifer from London.
Attending the W.I. District
annual meeting on April 7 in
Londesboro hall were Helen Law-
son, Alice Buchanan, Margaret
Taylor and Lois Elliott.
Visiting on Saturday with Clara
Riley was Edith Landsborough of
Clinton.
Mary Mair of Stratford and
Mabel McLeod, Mitchell spent
Friday to Sunday with their sister
Olive Penfound and Elgin.
Jim and Gloria McEwing return-
ed home on April 7 from spending
winter months at Haines City,
Florida.
Gordon and Madeline Radford
also returned home April 7 from
spending winter months at Palm
Beach, Florida.
Olive Penfound visited Sunday
evening with her cousin Dora
Shobbrook.
Several from here attended
U.C.W. conference in Stratford on
Monday, April 14.
6th annual songfest
held at Londesboro church
A full house attended Sunday,
April 13 evening for the sixth
annual Londesboro songfest.
Bill Bromley was at the door.
Ushers were Ken Armstrong, John
Hoggart, Carl Nesbitt, Eddie
Salverda. Master of ceremonies
was Rev. Dave Snihur. Organist
was Lisa Duizer. Pianist was
Marsha Szusz. "0 Canada" and
the hymn -Since Jesus came into
my heart", opened the service.
Holmesville United Church Junior
Choir, underthe direction of Jackie
Norman and the Varna singers
with Marjorie Hayter as pianist
took part. The Rural Roads Quartet
was enjoyed as was the Central
Huron String Choir with violins.
The Snell family Rob, Rick, Bonnie
and Bette (minus Barbara), sang.
Mary Hearn played on the harp.
Lisa Bosman sang solos accompan-
ied by Bonnie Jewitt. Harry Lear
sang, accompanied by Gail Lear.
The evening closed with the
hymn, "Blessed Assurance" and
"The Queen". Lunch was provid-
ed for performers served in Sunday
school rooms. The board of
Stewards thanks all who took part
in concert both performers and
audience. Special thanks to Elgin
Penfound for arranging the even-
ing.
Members
sought for
new
4-H club
Any young people between the
age of 12 and 21 years interested in
taking 4-H club seed -to -shelf is
asked to contact the leaders at
523-4487 by Monday, April 21. The
first meeting is tentatively set for 7
p.m. on Monday, April 21.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1986. PAGE 31.
Jack Lee presented a plaque to Jack Armstrong, one of the original
members of the Londesboro men's bowling league on his retirement.
Mr. Armstrong started with the club in 1947.
Church holds service
Welcoming worshippers on Sun-
day morning at Londesboro United
church were Rev. Snihur and Lorne
Hunking. Ushers were Paul Jewitt,
Fred Peel, Murray Whyte and
Kevin Wright.
A hymn sing was held prior to
church service. Rev. Snihur wel-
comed everyone and gave call to
worship and announcements. A
meeting will be held April 29 at 8
p.m. in church with photographer,
Harvey McDowell and printer
Doug Whitmore to discuss ideas
concerning the church family
photo directory for the church.
The children's time included the
song "Jesus bids us shine". The
story was about a hug making
people happy, but hunger, thirst
and cold need gifts. Each child was
given a box for money to be brought
in on Mother's Day. Junior
teachers were Marguerite and
Denise Gross. Scripture lessons
from John. The sermon was "Inner
faith, Outward Response."
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