HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-11-26, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986.
ondesboro
Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
523-4250
People notes from
Londesboro area
Sympathy is extended to Ora and
Arnold Bruce on the death of her
sister Audrey Marie Schroeder on
November 19 in Exeter hospital at
age 59.
Paul Chambers of Clinton spent
last week with his grandparents
Gloria and Jim McEwing.
Don Buchanan returned home
on Saturday after spending five
days in Seaforth Community Hos
pital.
Sunday School crokinole party
was held on Friday, November 21
with 32 playing and three teachers
present. The results were high
lady, Lisa Kennedy; low, Kerrie
Szusz; high man, Chris Kennedy;
low, Richard Burgsma; lucky cup,
Joan Whyte; most 20, Randy
Sheppard and largest family, the
Burgsmas.
Sunday guests with Lome and
Addie Hunking were Marion and
Ben Riley of Goderich; Mattie
McGregor, Kippen and Clara
Riley.
June and Stan Crawford of
grade 9 and up. Ladies, please
decorate your finest vittles in a
fashion which will bring the best
offering for the fellows. Moms of
small children, please pack enough
for the wee ones also. Gentlemen,
please come prepared to make your
best offer on the “Basket” of your
choice and a chance to meet new
friends for a hearty meal. Coffee,
tea and soft drinks will be available
at the lunch bar in the gym at the
school.
DoreenandGlenCarter, Lon
desboro and Mrs. Larry Carter,
Simcoe attended the Convocation
Ceremonies held at the Constella
tion Hotel, Toronto where Larry
Carter obtained his C.M. A. degree
from the Society of Management
Account of Ontario. A dinner and
dance foil owed the ceremonies.
Sunday they all visited Glen’s
aunt, Mrs. Hazel Kerr and Marg
aret in Toronto.
We welcome Neil McDonald
from Goderich who is living in
Harkes’ front apartment.
Club supports Day Centre
The Cheerio Club meeting was
held at the home of June Fothergill
on November 19 at 2p.m. June
welcomed all by reading “Novem
ber”.
The roll call was answered by
nine members. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by Dora
Shobbrook. They had an appeal
from Huron Day Centre for the
Homebound, and The Lung Asso
ciation Christmas seals. It was
moved by Edythe Beacom and
Margaret Good to send $25 to
Huron Day Centre and not to give
to Christmas seals at this time as
each had already donated. Collec
tion was received with a $5
donation from Vi Burns. The draw
donated by Tri Duizer was won by
Estella Adams.
A reading was given by Margar
et Good called “One of these days’ ’
written by Elaine Townsend. An
‘apple’ contest given by Margaret
Good was won by Laura Lyon.
At the next meeting, Group 3
Christmas meeting, there will be
an exchange of gifts with a value of
$2 to $3. Some cards were played
and lunch was served by June
Fothergill and Margaret Good.
Shuffleboard
results
On Wednesday, November 19,
16 players attended shuffleboard.
High score went to Jack Lee. The
next games will be in two weeks,
December 3 at 8 p.m.
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Burlington visited on the weekend
with her brother Harry Lear and
Gail.
Nancy Penfound, daughter of
Lloyd and Vera Penfound gradu
ated from Conestoga College,
nursing division, Stratford, on
Friday, November 21. In a class of
43, she was the recipient of the
C.V. Mosby Award for third place
honours in Academic and Clinical
performance. Guests at the Black
Beard and pinning ceremony at
Central United Church were Lloyd,
Vera, Bruce, Kenneth, Olive and
Elgin Penfound and Joy Lutz. They
all attended a dinner at the
Victorian Inn after the ceremony.
On Saturday, November 22 Nancy
and her mother attended Doon
Campus, Conestoga College, Kit
chener, where Nancy received her
diploma. Congratulations.
George and Edith Wright,
Mabel McLeod and Mary Mair also
attended Nancy’s graduation cere
mony at Central United Church,
Stratford.
Sorry to report the death of the
former Alberta Moon, widow of
Fred Armstrong in Hamilton on
November 22 at age 83. She will be
remembered by many here. Sym
pathy is extended to fier daughter
Eleanor.
Jean Scott was a guest on
Sunday at the 80th birthday for
Miss Lily Taylor in Wingham.
Back the Biter Days, Evening
Box Social, 5 p.m. Saturday at
Londesboro Public School. Divi
sions: Juniors up to grade 8, adults
8 tables at
Londesboro
euchre
There were eight tables in play
Friday, November21. The winners
were ladies’ high, Trudy Pollard;
lone hands, Estella Adams; low,
Edythe Beacom; men’s high,
Harvey Dolmage; lone hands,
John Pollard; and low, Ted Mills.
In charge were Hazel Reid and
Beth Knox. The next card party will
be in two weeks on December 5 at 8
p.m.
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