HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-11-26, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986. PAGE 9.
Clock dedicated in memory of Rose and Will Hunking
Family and Children Services of
Huron County. On December 7 at
7:30 p.m. will be the Christmas
pageant service with special
Christmas music.
A lovely wall clock was dedicated
in loving memory of Rose and Will
Hunking, by their family Lome and
Addie Hunking, Clara Riley, Mari
on and Ben Riley.
At the Children’s time, “He’s
got the Whole World in His
Hands” was sung. Rev. Snihur
Greeting on Sunday morning at
the Londesboro United Church
were Rev. Snihur and Dora
Shobbrook. The ushers were Fred
Peel, Brent Radford, Brian Howatt
and Bryan Whyte.
Rev. Snihurwelcomedall and
gave the call to worship and the
announcements. The messengers
will meet next Sunday, November
30, the Board meeting will be
December 2, December 7 will be
White Gift Sunday with the gifts for
UCW donates $500
to Clinton Hospital
The U.C.W. meeting was held
Monday, November 17at8 p.m.
President Joan Whyte welcomed
15 members who were present.
The hymn, “Pass me not O Gentle
Saviour” was sung with Genevieve
Allen at the piano. The scripture
was read by Joan Whyte and
meditationonthe scripture was
given by Kitty McGregor. Hymn,
“Women of God Arise” was sung
and prayer was given by Kitty.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by secretary Betty
Hulley. Correspondence consisted
of thanks from Marlene Arm
strong, appeals from Alma Col
lege, and Clinton Public Hopsital.
There was some discussion on
buying a safe. It was moved to
advertise for a good used fire proof
safe in “Focus” and Swapshop. It
was moved to order poinsettias for
the church after White Gift
Sunday, December 7. The next
meeting will be the Christmas
party on December 8 with a pot luck
supper at 6:30 p.m. Each member
is to bring a guest and the Burns
Unit is to be invited. Each person is
to bring one dish for supper and
there will be an exchange of
cookies.
The treasurer’s report was read
by Betty Millar showing a balance
of $2,500. Convenors year-end
reports were given as follows:
cards, Dora Shobbrook, get-well
26, sympathy 17, baby cards 4,
50th anniversary 1, birthday 1,
roses to funeral homes 4. The
Manse report was given by Laura
Lyon. Supply and welfare report
from mitten tree was given by
Mary Longman. Board of Stewards
and funerals report was given by
Helen Lee. Supply and mission
report was given by Mary Peel.
It was moved to donate $500 to
the Clinton Public Hospital, M & S
$500, other donations of $50 will be
given to Alma College, Huron Day
Centre, Town and Country Home
makers, resource centre. They will
sponsor Crystal Whyte to attend
Toe Alpa.
After the meeting, all made
Christmas favours for Clinton
Hospital. Lunch was supplied by
Joan Whyte and Helen Lee.
showed the children the bread and
wine we share in the church, bread
representing the broken body and
wine the colour of blood. He said
that God loves us so much. The
junior teachers were Marguerite
and Denise Gross.
The scripture lesson was about
Christ sending his disciples out to
baptize and teach all nations. The
anthem was “Whisper a Prayer’’
with Barb Bosman as the organist
and Marsha Szusz, choir director.
Thesermonwas “Churchwitha
mission” on Stewardship and
changing “impossible to possi
ble.” At the Communion service
assisting the minister were Clara
Riley and Connie Hoggart. Serving
bread were Harry Snell, Jack Snell,
Nick Whyte and Murray Howatt.
Serving wine were Jack Tamblyn,
Edna Reid, Bernice Norman and
Brent Howatt.
D. Marshall Decorating
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
DECORATING
•painting
•wall papering
•drywall & plaster repair
•textured ceilings
“Quality Work at
Reasonable Rates"
•FREE ESTIMATES*
DAVE MARSHALL
Phone 523-9220
Blyth, Ont. N0M1H0
Box 336
Trade mission
sparks interest
in Ontario corn
A recent Ontario trade mission
has opened the door to potential
sales of feed and seed corn to Soviet
Union buyers.
George Collin, assistant deputy
minister of marketing and stand
ards, said Soviet buyers showed
interest in purchasing Ontario corn
before the end of the Great Lake’s
shipping season.
“It’s been left to the Canadian
grain industry to negotiate the
sales and the price with Soviet
buyers, ’ ’ said Collin, who headed a
seven-person mission to Poland,
Hungary, the German Democratic
Republic, Austria and the Soviet
Union. “Sales will depend on the
price competitiveness of the On
tario product.’’
Earlier this year, the Ontario
corn industry made the largest
single shipment of grain corn to the
USSR-- 100,000 tonnes of grain
worth about $15 million.
November 28 - 29
Auction Items
Activities
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FURTHER IDEAS ARE WELCOME!
PLEASE CONTACTDAVEOVERBOE523-4416OR524-2186
Box Lunch Auction
follows the Variety Show at approximately 4:30 p.m.
Fashion Show
Friday, November 28
hosted by the Londesboro Women's Institute
Fashions by The Old Mill
in the Country 1 mile South of Blyth.
Admission to Fashion Show $5.00, starts at 8 p.m.
"BITER" DAY TALENT LINE-UP - NOVEMBER 29
10a.m. -4:30p.m.
Six hours plus of continuous entertainment!!!
The Londesboro Lions Club would like to thank the following people
who have been so generous in volunteering time and talent:
IF YOU CAN’T PARTICIPATE BUTWISHTO DONATE
CONTACTBILLBROMLEY523-4506OR
HOWARD CARTWRIGHT523-4409
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Auction
follows the Box Lunch at approximately 5 p.m.
Auctioneer Burt Lobb, Richard Lobb & Associates.
Family Dance
follows the bidding
music by Ken Scott, Andy Andrews & others
Back The Biter Day
Help the Londesboro Lions
get Ron Nesbitt
back on the road
Our Goal $30,000
to purchase a fully equipped van
COLLECTIBLES:
"Man in Motion" plate donated by Middaugh Collectibles; Rare
Money Collection donated by Gordon Radford; Numbered Print 1 of
500 - painting donated by Larry Lucio; Numbered Print 1 of 324
commissioned painting donated by Vic Stackhouse; Premier of
Ontario's autographed tie, donated by Jack Riddell M.P.P.;
Autographed Album "Gordon Lightfoot", donated by Rudy and
Joan Leibold; Autographed Numbered Atlas, County of Huron,
donated by Tom Cunningham.
SPORTS ITEMS:
Autographed "Pat Riggin" goalstick, Molson'scooler, Box seat for
8 Toronto Blue Jay Games donated by John and Brenda Radford;
Blue Jays autographed team baseball and Blue Jays players
autographed pictures, donated by Peter Hardy; Hockey tickets
"Reds", January 24th, donated by Jim and Brenda Kitcheng;
sports bag donated by N. D. Cameron.
CRAFTS:
Decorated cakes donated by The Golden Lantern, Kitty McGregor
and Bonnie Bearrs; Wool Blankets, Custom Woodwork donated by
Clare Vincent; Spoonrack, donated by Lome Hunking; Crib Quilt,
donatedbytheTrading Post; Wool Blanket, donated by Ruth
Vanderlei; Hooked Angel for Xmas tree, donated by Dorothy
Sottiaux; Knitted Afghan, donated by Murray Adams; Stained
Glass Work, Dave Snihur; Cabbage Patch Outfit, Shirley Bell;
Quilt, Blyth Quilting Ladies; Cushion, Florence Nesbitt; 2
Christmas Wreaths, Jim and Brenda Kitcheng; Maple Syrup and
Cookbook, Barb and Ray Storey; Christmas Wall Hanging, John
Hoggart.
PRACTICAL ITEMS:
Dinner for Two, Hillcrest Restaurant; Family Breakfast,
Londesboro Lions; Haircare & Package, Reflections; Special fish
package, McLeod Fishery; 8 hours backhoe work, Murray and
George Nesbitt; 1 load of wood slabs delivered, Craig Hardwoods; 2
- 1/j pigs cut and wrapped, Wayne Kennedy; 2 - buckets of Dixie Lee
Chicken, 2 face cord hardwood, Gary Schultz; Perm hairstyle,
Dorothy Johnston; 1 free yard light installed, Bill Bromley; Hand
car wash/wax, Howard Cartwright; 4 hours of chainsaw work, Rob
ShaddickandAlCaldwell;Freeoilingof 1 vehicle, Dave Lee; 2gals.
paint, Russell Zurbrigg; $25 gift certificate, “The Parlour",
Stratford, Linda Nesbitt; 50 litres regular gas, Vic Stackhouse; Full
day of trail riding for two, John Elliott; 2 - 4 litre jugs anti-freeze,
Bogie Fuels; pick-up load hardwood, Jim Carter; barn door closers,
Lloyd Josling.
NOVELTY ITEMS:
Several Lions will be available to be purchased for various chores, in
addition some beards may be on the block, Santa for a party.
Other items being donated as we go to press.
10:00 - Blyth Gymnastics Group - Coach - Betty Battye
10:15 - Music by: "Special Division" - Mark Hussey, Rob Adams,
Chris Macintosh, Grant Weber.
11:00 - Clinton Lions Nu-Notes - Leader - Beecher Menzies
11:15 - Music by: "Moe Gravel" - Mike Powell, Steven Hearn, Rob
Fletcher, Lisa Bosman, Mike Pullen.
12:00 - Vocal Duet: The MacDonald Sisters - Cathy and Chris
12:15 - Vocal - Andy Andrews
12:30 - Central Huron Secondary School Choir - Director - Louise
MacGregor.
1:00 - Small Fry & Friends: Vocal, Piano, Step-Dance
- Performers - Lisa Bosman, Denise Hulley, Carla Stacey, Kerrie
& Jennifer Szusz, Rhonda Howatt, Paula Allen, Cheri Taylor and
Kelly Bosman.
1:45 - Paul Stevenson School of Music - Guitar & Accordion
2:45 - Central Huron Secondary School Drama Club - Director:
Steve Oliver
3:05 - Varna Singers - Director: Marjorie Hayter
3:15 - Members of the Clinton Legion Pipe Band
3:30 - MacDonald Sisters & Scott Millar
3:45 - Snell Family Singers
COME & STAY AS LONG AS YOU CAN!
SEEYOU THERE!