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Area students dominated the grade eight biological class at the Huron County Science Fair in Clinton on
Saturday. Winners of the category were: [left to right in order of finish] Heather Campbell of East
Wawanosh; Anita Gross of Hallett Central and Kim Medd of Blyth Public School. Anita Gross also placed
second in the conservations awards.
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ondesboro
Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
523-4250
People around Londesboro
CongratulationstoMr. and Mrs.
Glen Carter on the birth of a new
granddaughter Tonya Stephanie,
born April 16, 1986 to Larry and
Colleen Carter in Simcoe. They
visited with them on the weekend.
Bob Burns was admitted to
Clinton Public Hospital on Thurs-
day, April 17. Friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
Barbara Bosman returned home
on Saturday from spending a week
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London
having had tooth surgery.
Congratulations to Colin and
Jane Swan on the birth of Nicholas
Alexander on Sunday, April 20 at
10:30 a.m. weighing 6'A lbs. in
Sarnia, a brother for David, Laura
Jane and Elizabeth.
Doreen and Glen Carter visited
in April with daughter Colleen,
Exeter.
Rev. Mac Carson, a former
minister, has accepted a new job in
the department of political science
at the University of Western
Ontario. He starts his new position
May 1.
Miss Edythe Beacom and Laura
Lyon returned home on Sunday,
Jan. 20 from spending three
months at Ponto Gardens, Florida.
Mary Longman returned home
with them from spending the past
two weeks with them.
U.C.W. members attending
U.C.W. conference in Stratford on
Monday were Bernice Norman,
Audrey Thompson, Helen Lawson,
Helen Lee, Joan Whyte, Kitty
McGregor, Betty Hulley. In the
evening Reta Kelland, Mary Peel,
Margaret Good and Dora Shob-
brook.
Alice Buchanan spent the past
week as a patient in Seaforth
Community hospital.
Nancy Allen was a patient in
Clinton Public hospital having
surgery.
Attending the Walton U.C.W.
Thankoffering on April 20 were
Betty Hulley, Dora Shobbrook,
Margaret and Joan Whyte from
Londesboro and Jean Scott and
Kay Koranski from Burns.
Ruth and Allen Shaddick spent
the weekend in Kitchener with
their family Lloy and Dirk Garlichs,
Jeff and Karen Shaddick, Danny,
Stephen and Krystal.
On April 16, 11 Happy Gang
Seniors attended the Zone 8, llth
Spring Rally U.S.C.O. at McKay
Hall, Goderich.
Betty Hulley from Londesboro
U .C.W . attended Blyth U.C.W.
evening, April. 20.
Remember the step dancing
recital for students of Cheryl
Bromley at the Hullett school on
May 1 at 7 p.m. Fiddler is Arnold
Craig and pianist Marie Flynn. The
special guests are Barb Bosman,
Lisa Bosman and Audrey Thomp-
son. There will be a collection at the
door. Everyone is welcome.
CongratulationstoMr. and Mrs.
Leonard Shobbrook on celebrating
their50th wedding anniversary
April 21.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scholl of
Monkton visited on Sunday with
Ken and Laura Scott, Billie Jim,
Christie and Shannon and attend-
ed Londesboro United Church with
them.
Londesboro Bowlers
hold banquet
A banquetfor the Londesboro
Ladies' Bowling league was held
Tuesday, April 15 in Londesboro
hall catered to by the W.I. A hot
turkey dinner was enjoyed with 20
present. Dianne Elliott showed
their appreciation and it was
accepted by Marg Anderson.
A report of the team standing
was given as follows: Misfits, 117;
Dixie Dewdrops, 108; Par 4 and
Royal Flushes tied with 76. High
average last year was held by
Dorothy Airdrie, 192 and high
average this year by Dianne Elliott,
199 and runner up Dorothy Airdrie
had 190. Other scores were: high
triple, Dorothy Airdrie, 746; runn-
er up, Dianne Elliott, 726; high
single, Janet Taylor, 293; runner
up, high single, Janet Taylor, 288;
most improved, Debbie DeWolfe
+5; high team Misfits captain,
Tina Taylor, Gertie Greidanus,
Susan Greidanus, Dianne Elliott;
Runner up team, Due Dewdrops
captain, Marjorie McNall, Janet
Taylor, Josephine McGregor, Kim
Brake; Games over 250, Dianne
Elliott, Dorothy Airdrie, Susan
Proctor, Janet Tylor, Marjorie
McNall, Kathy Ladd, Carol Strick-
land, June Fothergill.
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