The Citizen, 1988-03-30, Page 8AGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1988.
Londesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
16 teenagers confirmed
at Londesboro United
On Sunday, March 27, Palm
Sunday, 16 teenagers confirmed
their faith by joining the Londes
boro United Church.
They are Vickie Lou Riley,
Loreena Simpson, Shannon Dui-
zer, Brent Radford, Kathie Kenn
edy, Theresa Overboe, Michael
Airdrie, Tim Airdrie, Theresa
Knox, Paul Jewitt, Murray Whyte,
Denise Gross, Lisa Kennedy, and
Gerben Wilts.
Greeter for the service was Jack
Lee. Ushers were Ron Gross, Allan
Bosman, Don McGregor and Nick
Whyte.
The sixth advent candle was lit
by Rev. Snihur. It stands for
“Friend”. Scripture from Mat
thew 21, 1-9 was read by Rob
Marshall. The choir sang an
anthem. “Room at the Cross.”
Communion service was held. A
Songfest on Sunday evening, April
10 will be held. Joint Good Friday
Service at 8 p.m., April 1, at
Auburn Church. The Senior Youth
Group meets Wednesday, March
29 at 6 p.m. at Vanastra for
swimming. There will be a hymn
sing next Sunday at 11 a.m. The
Lifeand Work committee meets
Tuesday, March29at Snihurs. The
Board meets on Tuesday, April 5.
Loonies 4-H dub meets
The fifth meeting of the Londes
boro Loonies was held on March 21
identify the pictures found on the
backs of Canadian bills and then
at the home of Joanne Camp-
schroer.
The meeting was opened with
the4Hpledgeandbusinesswas
discussed. Members decided on a
display of foreign currency for the
achievement night which is to be
held May 3. The roll call was to
name a financial institution in
Canada.
The first part of the meeting was
a knowledge testing quiz to
identify the monetary unit and
exchange rate of different coun
tries.
Types of financial institutions,
banking services, safety deposit
boxes and different banking ac
counts were covered. The next
topics included information on
writing cheques, automated teller
machines (ATM), interestrates
and how to calculate it. How money
can be saved and invested was
discussed.
People around Londesboro Hullett Central School students from Londesboro were in Toronto to receive their awards for winning the
Ministry of Natural Resources annual essay competition recently. The winning team was: [front row, left
to right] Randy Shepherd, Sara Lyons, Brent Howatt, Christy Bricker and Melanie Knox. Presenting the
awards were [rear] Glen Loates, renowned wildlife artist, George Tough, Deputy Minister of Natural
Resources and Lloyd Burridge, Chairman of the Ontario Provincial Parks Council.
Shuffleboard was held at Hullett
Central School on Wednesday
evening. The winner was Helen
Lee.
Friends and neighbours of Mr.
Arie Duizer will be sorry to hear he
is a patient in Clinton Hospital as of
Thursday, March 24. He is wished
a speedy recovery.
Friends and neighbours of Mrs.
Elsie Shaddick of Mapleton Man
or, Seaforth wish her a speedy
recover}-. She is a patient in Clinton
hospital.
The Shobbrook families receiv
ed word of the death of their cousin
Evelyn, widow of the late Stan
Shobbrook on March 20 at the
home of her daughter Barbara and
Robert Joslin of Victoria, B.C. She
was in her 85th year. Sympathy of
the community is extended to the
Shobbrook families.
The final topic was a case study:
spend it or make it work for you. It
involved a 16 year old male
teenager inheriting $2,500. He
wanted two things: a car and
money for college. He has to make
thechoiceofeithersavingit for
college or spending it on the car.
Advantages and disadvantages of
each option and other factors
involved were discussed but no
decision was required. The home
activity was for each member to
pretend that they had received
$2,500 and to outline some options
to use it based on needs and wants.
Everyone was to include thiee
ways it could be invested and make
a choice based on estimated
returns. The next meeting will be
held on Monday, March 28 at
Elizabeth Lawsons. There will be a
guest speaker.
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It's Unbelievable, It's Great...It's Happening
'till April 30™, 1988
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