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Grade 8 students at Huilett Central School in Londesboro were winners at the School’s science fair on
Friday. Winners Include: [left to right] Melanie Knox, Michelle Govenlock, Sara Lyons, Shelley Merner,
Jennifer Nott and Raymond Wilts. Shelley Menier will go on to the County Science Fair Saturday in
Clinton.
Londesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Club supports 'Lions Quest'
Kevin Shillinglaw [third from right] shows other grade 7 winners his project on Extra Sensory Perception
that will go on to the County Science Fair in Clinton, Saturday. Other winners are: [left to right] Ron Wilts,
Alison Chamney, Stacey Riley, Mark Livermore and Cheri Taylor.
At the last regular meeting of
Londesboro and District Lions, a
motion was passed to financially
support the Lions Quest - a Drug
Awareness Program. This is a
program to help put information in
the handsof Elementary School
Teachers on Drug Awareness.
Donations have also been made
to the Canadian Paraplegic Asso
ciation and to the Sunshine
Foundation of Canada. New
bleachers have been constructed
for the Londesboro Ball Park.
Recent fund-raising activities
have included the men’s euchre,
Graham McNee's
death mourned
Sympathy of the community is
extended to the Paul Brunkard
family on the death of Mrs.
Brunkard’s father and also is
extended to the Frank Johnston
family on the death of Mrs.
Johnston’s uncle, Graham McNee
of Mile.
Beth Knox and Hazel Watkins of
Londesboroaccompanied Marg
McVittie and Marie Chittick of
Continued on page 17
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The April meeting of Londes
boro U.C.W. was held on Monday
evening, April 4.
Kitty McGregor opened the
meeting with a poem. Prayer was
given by Marlene Armstrong.
Scripture was read by Marlene
Armstrong. Lena Nesbitt read the
second scripture.
Lena Nesbitt read a poem, “The
legend of the Dogwood’’. Kitty
read a story of accomplishments in
helping mental patients in group
homes in Nova Scotia.
GuestspeakerwasMrs. Barbara
Hicks of Clinton who helps run the
group home in Clinton. She
showed a video about group homes
called “Breaking Through’’. She
told about the group homes in
Clinton and Goderich.
The May meeting will be held on
Monday, May 16 at 8 p.m.
Members of U.C.W. will have the
church service on Sunday, May 1.
Mrs. Barbara Hicks will speak on
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