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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-23, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1986. Women's Institute elects Marg Anderson president The Londesboro W.I. annual meeting and banquet was held April 9 at the Forester's Hall, Constance, catered to by ladies of Canadian Foresters. There were 26 present. W.I. Grace was sang. The prizes for the lucky cup were won by Hattie Snell and Evelyn Hudie. All members signed get well cards for Isabel Colson and Beryl Reid, patients in London. President Helen Lawson wel- comed all. The Institute Ode and Mary Stewart collect were repeat- ed. Men's 's Bowling League finishes season The Constance ladies were thanked by Beth Knox. Roll call was answered by paying of mem- bership fees. The minutes of March meeting and treasurer's report were read by secretary - treasurer Alice Buchanan. The correspondence included thank you notes from Isabel Colson and Elizabeth Lawson. The program included a reading "Spooks in the privy" by Lois Elliott and a contest with cards by Elma Jewitt and Alice Buchanan. Winners were Hazel Reid, Evelyn HudieandMarg Anderson. Draws Londesboro men's bowling end - of -season banquet was held Thurs- day, April 10 in Londesboro Hall, catered to by the Women's Insti- tute, with forty attending. Grace was said by Gordon Shobbrook. Thanks to ladies was by Jack Armstrong. Awards were handed out to: first place for season, Model T's (by their captain, Burt Greidanus) to Henry Wilts, Bob Szusz, Paul Buchanan, Bev Bromley and Bruce Roy; second place Packaras (by captain Bill Soutiaux) to Tom Duizer, Alex Westerhout, Dave Plant, Gerrid Wilts, Garnet Wright; third place "Chevs" (by Londesboro United Church news Greeting on Sunday morning at the Londesboro United Church were Rev. Snihur and Bernice Norman. Ushers were Paul Jewitt, Brent Howatt, Brent Radford and Kevin Wright. Candles were lit by Brent Radford. Rev. Snihur welcomed all, gave call to worship and announced the photo directory committee meet- ing Tuesday, April 29 at 8 p.m. at the church. A Bible was presented to Kent Shillinglaw from Junior Congrega- tion. The children's song was "Heaven is a wonderful place". The junior teacher was Sylvia Trick. The anthem was sung by the Junior girls choir. Choir director was Marsha Szusz and organist Lisa Duizer. The scripture reading and lesson were taken from Revelations, "New heaven and earth". The sermon was "If I should die (Part 2)". Londesboro Explorers meet The meeting of the Explorers on April 15 opened with the Explorer purpose and song. AngelaHorban- uik and Cheri Taylor said the Explorer Emblem. There were 16 members and the leaders present. Roll call was to "say the name of your favourite bird." For crafts, members made place cards. The meeting closed with "This is My Fathers World." •••••••••.••••• thru Classified ••••••••••••••• captain Bill Shaddick) Jack Lee, Ed DeJong, Bob Jamieson, Terry Albright, Dave Lear. First place in playoffs went to the Model T's capt. Burt Greidanus, Henry Wilts, Bob Szusz, Paul Buchanan, Bev Bromley, Bruce Roy. Second place went to "Rabbits", capt. Joe Hunking, Harry Lear, Don Buchanan, Scott Millar, Herman Greidanus, Den- nis Penfound; third place, "Bu- icks", capt. Garry Buchanan, Bert Lyon, Don Reid, Darrell Shob- brook, Jack Snell, Brad Thompson. High average was won by Bev Bromley (208). The high triple was recorded by Harry Lear, (7/96). The high singlewenttoTom Duizer, (350). Sixteen members had per- fect attendance: "Ted Fothergill, Dave Lear, Ron Nesbitt, Paul Buchanan, Bob Szusz, Frank Szusz, Scott Millar, Herman Grei- danus, Gerrid Wilts, Doug Snell, Joe Hunking, Garry Buchanan, Don Buchanan, Bert Lyon, Bill Sottiaux and Jack Lee. Bill Roy handed out cash prizes to third place season and first, second and third place in the playoffs. Jack Lee made a dedication speech in honor of Jack Armstrong who started bowling in 1947 with Jack Lee. Mr. Armstrong had to retire from bowling this year because of health. He is in his 90th year with still an admirable average of 149. Jack Lee ended his speech with a plaque to Mr. Armstrong. After the banquet, 35 bowlers went to Clinton Bowling for a fun night. on table numbers were won by Dora Shobbrook, Helen Lawson and Margaret Taylor. Agiftwas presented to outgoing president Helen by Alice Buchanan for her work the past two years. Helen thanked all and for the help given her with annual reports. The auditor's report was given by Marjorie Anderson; Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries, Elma Jewett; Education and Cul- tural Affairs, Doreen Carter for Beryl Reid; Citizen and World Affairs, Margaret Taylor; Family and Consumer Affairs, Florence Cartwright and June Fothergill; Flowers and cards, Hazel Reid; Public Relations, Beth Knox; Curators report, Helen Lawson. The group donated $400 towards Tornado Relief. Four members attended district executive annual meeting. Helen reported on past year' s activities. There were two mem- bers with perfect attendance: Helen Lawson and Margaret Tay- lor. June Fothergill reported for nominating which was accepted and installed by Doris Batkins. The 1986-87 officers are: Past Presi- dent, Helen Lawson; President, Marg Anderson; first Vice Presi- dent, Marjorie Anderson; second Vice President, Alice Buchanan; Secretary -Treasurer. Alice Buch- anan; assistant secretary -treasur- er, Doreen Carter; District Direc- tor, Helen Lawson; Alternate, Margaret Taylor; Public Relation, Beth Knox; Pianist, Genevieve Allen; assistant Pianist, Hattie Wood; Press Reporter, Dora Shob- brook; Auditors, Genevieve Allen and Marjorie Anderson. The flower and card committee is made up of Hazel Reid. Florence Cartwright and Romana Jamieson. Branch directors are Hattie Wood, Romana Jamieson and Jessie Tebbutt; Tweedsmuir curator, Helen Lawson; Tweedsmuir com- mittee, Beryl Reid and June Fothergill; Resolutions, Peggy Perkins. Convenors of Standing Committee on Agriculture and Canadian Industries are Elma Jewitt and Marjorie Anderson; Education and Cultural affairs, Beryl Reid, Doreen Carter; Citi- zenship and World Affair, Lois Elliott, Irene McCall; Family and Consumer affairs, June Fothergill and Magaret Taylor. It was moved to have December, January and February meetings in the after- noon. It was moved to raise the In Memoriam from $5 to $10. There are cookbooks on hand to sell. There is to be a workshop on the environment April 21, 1:30 to 4:30 in Londesboro hall by Norman Alexander. A historical meeting will be held April 24 at 8 p.m. in Clinton hall. The W.I. District Annual is at Belgrave, May 26. Londesboro W.I. is to provide the program and entertainment. Guest speaker is Mrs. Jim Arm- strong. Hattie Wood thanked executive for their past work. Beth Knox thanked Alice Buchanan for her work this past year. Lois Elliott spoke in appreciation from Clinton Women's Institute and congratu- lated members on their accom- plishment. Helen welcomed new member Renee Snell and the members from Clinton W.I. and thanked Alice and Elma for the evening. FOR YOUR STABLING CALL: ANDY'S FARM SUPPLIES 357-2132 WINGHAM Will Install SELF LOCKING FRONT $32/Ft. 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