The Citizen, 1990-03-21, Page 39THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1990. PAGE 7.
Londesboro Rev. Snihur presents Bible
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Guest tells WI of France
The March meeting of Londes
boro Women’s Institute was held
on Wednesday evening, March 14
at 8 p.m.
The meeting opened with the
Opening Ode, Mary Stewart Col
lect and O Canada.
President Marjorie Anderson
read a poem, “That’s Success”.
Marjorie welcomed the guests, the
4H girls.
Helen Lawson read the minutes
of the February meeting. They
were approved as read. She also
gave the financial statement and
read the correspondence. Clinton
Spring Fair would like a donation.
An invitation was received from
Blyth W.I. for May 3 at 8 p.m. at
Memorial Hall for 80th anniver
sary.
The Executive of Huron West
4H bakes
pizza bread
BY BONITA TEN HAG
The third meeting of the Londes
boro Breadventure Club was held
on March 12 at the Londesboro
Hall.
The meeting was opened with
the 4H pledge, then members read
the roil call and minutes from the
last meeting.
They then went to the kitchen
and Cindy Campschroer explained
how to bake Betty’s Pizza Bread.
As it was rising members went
over the business. Mrs. Camp
schroer and Mrs. Bos brought up
the Bread Fair and the members
achievement night. Everybody has
to bring at least one recipe out of
the recipe booklet or a family
favourite etc... for the Bread Fair.
Members are going to do their
judging at the Bread Fair also. The
public and all parents are invited to
the party on April 23 at the
Londesboro Hall at 7 p.m.
The meeting was closed with the
4H motto. The next meeting will be
held on March 26 at 7 p.m. in the
Londesboro Hall.
will meet Monday, April 2 at 1:30
p.m. at the W.I. Hall in Belgrave.
It was moved to give a donation to
Clinton Fair Board and Huron-
Perth Bruce Chapter of Epilepsy. It
was moved to pay any 4H club
expenses.
The last euchre of the season will
be held on Friday, April 6.
Lois Elliott told about the W.I.
programmes. She introduced the
guest speaker, Miss Lori Jewitt of
Clinton. Lori spoke about her
three-month student exchange to
France. She gave a very interesting
and amusing speech about food,
customs, dress and the family she
stayed with in Rheims who didn’t
speak English. She also spoke of
visits to Paris and Belgium. She is
continuing her education with
French at Waterloo University in
September. It was a great oppor
tunity for her to take a part in it.
Lois Elliott thanked her and
presented her with a W.I. cook
book. Collection and pennies were
taken up.
The 4H leaders of the past year
were presented with
leaders were Linda _____,
Teena Bos, Elizabeth Lawson and
Joanne Campschroer.
Lois Elliott read a poem for St.
Patrick’s Day. Marjorie read “The
Legend of the Blarney Stone”.
Grace and the “Queen” were
sung. Lunch was served by Lois
Elliott and Elma Jewitt.
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Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, March 18 were
John and Jane Hoggart. Ushers
were Bill Bromley, Len Archam
bault, Elgin Penfound and Cliff
Saundercock. The choir sang an
anthem.
Rev. Snihur presented Katie
Snell with her Bible on occasion of
her ninth birthday.
The sermon topic was “Peter,
Trials into Triumph: The Letter of
Hope (Part 3> Submission’’.
Bible Study and Prayer Group
meets on Friday, March 23 at 1:30
p.m. at Maureen Bean’s in
Auburn.
The Church skating party is on
Sunday, March 18 from 3 - 4 p.m.
An old fashioned country supper
will be held on Wednesday, April 4
at Knox United Church in Auburn.
Don’t forget Songfest on Sunday,
April 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Londesboro.
The Junior Youth Group meets at
the church on Thursday, March 22
(7 - 9 p.m.) for Euchre Tourna
ment. Senior Choir practice is next
Sunday, March 25 at 10:30 a.m.
People
Best wishes of the community
are extended to Mr. Allan Caldwell
who is a patient
University Hospital
tree-falling accident,
a speedy recovery.
in London's
following a
He is wished
Seniors entertain
at Huronview
Remember the senior citizens
are entertaining the Huronview
residents with music and will serve
cookies, squares or tarts on Wed
nesday, March 21.
The March Happy Gang Seniors
meeting is at the hall on Wednes
day, March 28 at 12 o’clock sharp.
Members should bring their own
dishes and cutlery and wear some
thing green for St. Patrick’s Day.
Pets‘R’ Us
meets
On Friday, March 9, Londesboro
II Pets “R” Us met at the
Dougherty place for a 3 p.m.
meeting. Members discussed what
to feed a pet and the importance of
nutrients. They had cookies and
apple cider then played a game.
Each member got to take home a
“goodie bag” for their pet.
Shuffleboard
Shuffleboard was held at Hullett
Central School on Wednesday,
March 14. There were 14 present.
High man was Lome Dale and high
lady, Geraldine Dale.
a gift. The
Horbanuik,
Polite Delights’
participate in
several outings
The Cranbrook “Polite
lights” 4H club had an outing on
March 14 beginning the morning at
Betts Funeral Home, Brussels,
where they viewed two films and
toured the various rooms. At noon
they ate in the dining room at the
Brussels Hotel to practice what was
learned about restaurant etiquette.
In the afternoon they helped with
the Cranbrook W.I. birthday party
at the Callander Nursing Home by
providing the entertainment. Sun
day, March 18 they met at the Pizza
Delight in Listowel for supper.
They then went bowling in Moles-
worth. They also completed their
arrangements for Achievement
Night to be held in Grey Central
School, Ethel, at 7:30 p.m. on
Monday, April 23.
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Area couple returns
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On Saturday, March 17, Kathy
Workman and Marlene Robertson
were in Welland for the Ontario
College Curling Association games
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pated. On Sunday Frank and Peter
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Cori and Andy Smith, Toronto,
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