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Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Seniors enjoy pot luck
What’ll it be?sister Helen
sympathy card for
his
Keith Allen of the Londesboro Lions was busy taking the orders at the club’s Country Breakfast held
last Sunday at the Londesboro Hall. A popular event, those attending enjoyed a hearty meal of
pancakes, sausage, eggs, bacon and home-brewed coffee.
10th annual Songfest a success
A capacity crowd attended the
10th annual Songfest on Sunday
evening at 7:30 p.m. in Londesboro
Church.
Rev. Snihur was master of
ceremonies. Pianist was Gail Lear
and organist, Sara Lyons.
Those taking part were Walton
United Church Junior choir, The
Bosman Trio, The Van Der Heides,
Peter-Suffering for Him’
topic of Sunday sermon
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, April 1 were
Lome and Addie Hunking. Ushers
were Pat Hoggart, Cheryl Hoggart,
Jennifer Szusz and Lindsey Salver-
da.
This was Hymn-sing Sunday, the
sermon topic was “Peter - Trials
into Triumph, The letter of Hope
(Part 5): Suffering For Him’’.
Junior Youth Group meets on
Friday, April 6 at 7 p.m. at Clinton
Crown Lanes in Clinton for
bowling. Cost is $3.50. Londesboro
Church Board meeting is on Mon-
4H pets learn obedience
BY KARLA STACEY
On Friday, March 23 Pets “R”
Us 4H club members met for their
third meeting. They met at Shill
inglaw’s place.
After everyone said the pledge,
members did their bookwork and
got brochures on pets. Later they
had a snack and watched Kent
Granbrook
Mrs. Catherine Thiel and her son
Doug and Mrs. Thiel, Kitchener
and Waterloo, visited Jack and
Mrs. Conley recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fretz and son
Bill, Kitchener visited Allan and
Lynn Fretz on the weekend.
The euchre on March 30 was
sponsored by the Hall Board.
Eleven tables were played with
winners as follows: high, Frieda
The Harmony King Quartette, The
Music Makin’ Moms and the Scott
Family. The hymns “Faith of our
Fathers’’ and “Blest be the Tie’’
were sung. Lunch was served after
the music. A very special thanks
goes to Mr. Elgin Penfound for his
work each year to make each
Songfest a special night to remem
ber.
day, April 9 at 8 p.m. Bible Study
and Prayer Group meets on Friday,
April 6 at 1:30 p.m. at the Beans in
Auburn.
Next Sunday, April 8 will be
Confirmation and Communion day.
The Cancer Society Daffodil Tea is
at St. Joseph’s Church in Clinton
on Friday, April 6 at 2 - 4 p.m.
Last euchre
The last W.I. Euchre will be held
on Friday evening,' April 6 at 8
o’clock at the Hall. Lunch will be
provided.
Shillinglaw’s dog Misty do obedi
ence exercises. Misty wasn’t very
active because she was recovering
from an injury. Karla Stacey also
brought her dog, so the members
got to try training her. She wasn’t
very good because she was ram
bunctious. Members thanked Mrs.
Shillinglaw and closed the meeting.
Foresters to sponsor
April 6 euchre party
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D’Arcy, John Subject; low, Ruth
Martin, Isabelle Craig; lone hands,
Becci Ruppel, Jack Cox; lucky
tables, Myrle Bowes, Dorothy Dil
worth, Lois Hart, Irene McCreight,
John Simpson, John Subject, Doro
thy Cox, Marjorie Metcalfe. The
skunk prizes went to Lloyd Smith
and Brenda Perrie. The Canadian
Order of Foresters is sponsoring
the euchre April 6.
Ushers were John Hoggart and
Bruce Shillinglaw.
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The March meeting of Londes
boro Happy Gang Seniors was held
at the Hall on Wednesday, March
28 at 12 o’clock. A lovely pot luck
dinner was held with birthday cake
served. Everyone wore something
green for St. Patrick’s Day.
Members opened the meeting
with O Canada. Clara Riley read a
poem about “Seniors’ Blessings”.
Margaret Good read the minutes of
the February meeting. Roll call was
taken up. A thank you card was
read from Vietta Hoggart. Jose
phine MacGregor thanked the
Seniors for a
Gordon and
Stewart.
The Spring
Community Centre
No shuffleboard
There will be no shuffleboard
this week. The next shuffleboard is
on Wednesday, April 11 at 8 p.m.
at Hullett Central School.
INVESTMENTS
is at Zurich
on Tuesday,
Rally
April 17. Registration is at 9:30 to
10 a.m. on April 18. The group will
entertain Auburn Silver Tops to
dinner at 12 o’clock. Bring first
course and dessert.
It was moved to give the Hall
Board a donation for fuel for the
hall.
After the meeting six tables of
euchre were played. Winners were:
ladies high, Ora Bruce; ladies’ lone
hands, Margaret Taylor; ladies’
low, Nellie Brock; men’s high, Jean
Scott (playing as a man); men’s
lone hands, Don Buchanan; men’s
low, Margaret Good (playing as a
man).
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