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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-27, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1988. Londesboro Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360 Happy Gang entertains Biyth Swinging Seniors The April meeting of the Happy Gang Seniors was held at Londes­ boro Hall on Wednesday, April 20. The Biyth Swinging Seniors were the invited guests. The seniors opened their meeting with “O Canada”. The President, Audrey Thompson, welcomed everyone. She read a poem, “Did you Forget '. An invitation to the openingof new hospital wing at Clinton on May 12 was read. A euchre tournament was to be held at 1:30p.m. Apri 1 21 atthehall. Clare Vincent recited “Casey and his Billy Goat”. The next meeting is on May 25 at 1:30 p.m. Fifteen tables of cards were played. Results were as follows: ladies' high, Estella Adams; Londesboro women attend UCW Spring Rally On Monday evening, April 18 four ladies, Brenda Radford, Ruth Shaddick, Mary Peel and June Fothergill, attended the Huron- Perth Spring Rally at Trinity United Church, Listowel. There was a good book display. The theme was “Protection of Refu­ gees: What can the Church do?”. After a sing song and welcome there was a book review. The guest speaker was Mrs. Helga Kutz- Harder and her guests were a girl Londesboro church news Greeter at Church on Sunday was John Hoggart. Ushers were Murray Whyte, Paul Jewitt, Ri­ chard Bergsma and Gerban Wilts. Scriptures from Acts 5: 27-42 and St. Luke 12: 13-31 were read by guest minister Rev. Gordon Pick- ell. His sermon topic was, “Break the Circle of Worry’’. A family carnival will be held at Hullett Central School, Saturday, April 30from 7 - 9 p.m. sponsored by Londesboro Sunday School. A hymn-sing will be held next Sunday from 11 to 11:15. Mrs. Barbara Hicks will lead in worship Belgrave news 12 tables at euchre Twelve tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the W.I. Hall, Wednesday, April 20. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Alma Jardine; low lady, Mrs. RonaldCoultes; novelty lady, Mrs. Dorothy Telfer; lucky draw lady, Belgrave women attend meeting “Protection of Refugees - What can the Church do’ ’ was the theme of the Huron-Perth Presbyterial April event held Monday evening, April 18 at Trinity United Church, Listowel. Anderson, Mrs. William Coultes, Hydro recommends 5.5% hike Ontario Hydro is recommending an average 5.5 per cent increase in 1989 rates, Chairman and Presi­ dent Robert Franklin announced recently. The rate proposal will be reviewed by the Ontario Energy Board at public hearings beginn­ ladies’ low, Renee Snell; ladies’ lone hands, Josephine McGregor; Men’s high, second, Lenora Davidson, Biyth; men’s Ione hands, Alvin Proctor, Biyth; men’s high, Roy Easom, Biyth; men’s low, Graham McDowell, Biyth; man wearing plaid socks, Charlie Smith, Biyth; lady with most buttons, Marion Wright, Biyth; lucky draw, Margaret Nesbitt, Biyth. Prizes were givenfor most 2’s on score card, lucky chair and cup. A delicious lunch of sandwiches, squares, tarts and cookies brought an enjoyable afternoon to a close. As a pleasant surprise Mr. Peter Snell of Exeter, music supervisor of Hullett Central School favoured with several musical selections. How are we going to get it in, Nathan Cook [centre] seems to be asking Kurt Beuerman as the two grade one students prepare to put their class’ offering, a large book, in the time capsule at Hullett Central Schoo) Friday. The capsule, held here by Cathy Nesbitt, student council president, will be opened in five years. Each class put something in the box. refugee from Ethiopia and a refugee couple from San Salvador whoputon a dance demonstration. The had two little children. Refreshments were served. Another sing song was held. Presbyterial officers were intro­ duced. A short business session was held. Courtesies by Perth North Worship including offering and benediction by South West Perth brought the evening to a close. next Sunday, assisted by U.C.W. members. Both Youth Groups will meet on Friday, May 6 at 7 p.m. for a 15 hour rock-a-thon in the Church basement. While Rev. Snihur is away, if help is needed call Bert Lyon 523-4297. People Friends of Mrs. Arie Duizer will be sorry to hear she is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. We hope she is soon back again. Mrs. Clarence Hanna; high man, Clarence Hanna; low man, Mrs. Olive Bolt (playing as a man); novelty man, Herb Clayton; lucky draw, George Inglis. There will be euchre again Wednesday, April 27 starting at 8 p.m. j.l. McCutcheon MOTORS LIMITED sfrresh specials Your Friendly Chev-Olds Dealer BRUSSELS 887-6856 1987OldsCieraBrougham,4door,A/C,48,000km........... SOLD | / < 1987 Olds Calais, 4 door, A/C, 55,000 km...........................$11,900 \ Ly 1986 Plymouth Reliant, 4door, A/C, 51,000km....................$7,000 4*. 1986 Chev Chevett, 4door, automatic, 73,000 km..................SOLD S. Somatic orX 1985ChryslerLeBaron GTS, 4door, loaded, 120,000 km.......$9,000X $5Oocashback1985Olds98RegencyBrougham,4door,loaded,71,000km. $13,900^. on selected 7s 1985ChevCelebrity,4door, A/C, 129,000 km.................... $7,500 *^1988 models. 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Franklin said the proposed rate increase would recover projected costs for 1989 resulting from inflation and the addition of new facilities required to meet the continued strong demand for electricity province-wide.