The Citizen, 1988-05-03, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1988.
Londesboro Cancer Drive
Record $373 collected
The Sunday School Family
Carnival was held on Saturday
evening, April 30 atHullettCentral
School. A good crowd had an
enjoyable time.
May 5, 6, 7 only
Church Rock-a-thon starts Friday
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The children’s story was given
by Mrs. Barbara Hicks. June
Norman Alexander, Hallett drain superintendent shows some of the features of the Hullett Wildlife
Area’s water system to Robert Walton, chairman of the western zone of the drainage superintendents
when the group met in Hullett last week. Drainage superintendents from five counties were represented
at the meeting.
The Spring Concert was held on
Thursday evening, April 28 at
Hullett Central School. A large
crowd enjoyed a very enjoyable
concert presented by Hullett Cen
tral School students.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Douglas of
St. Thomas called on their cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John
and Elizabeth on Saturday.
June Fothergill would like to
thank her helpers Betty Moon,
Nancy Allen and Elizabeth Lawson
for their help in collecting in
Londesboro for the Cancer Drive.
A total of $3 73 was received. This is
the most ever collected during the
19 years June has been Captain.
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In the absence of the regular
minister Rev. Snihur, U.C.W.
ladies had charge of the service
Sunday, May 1. Greeters were
Betty Hulley and Helen Lee.
Ushers were Margaret Good, Reta
Kelland, Florence Cartwright and
Beryl Reid. Chairperson was Mary
Peel, U.C.W. President.
Fothergill read Psalm 23. The
ladies choir sang twoanthems. The
second scripture was read by Mrs.
Hicks, the guest speaker from
Clinton. She showed a film and
talked about her job as Camp
Director of Camp Menesetung
near Goderich. It was very interest
ing.
Helen Lawson gave the Dedica
tion of offering prayer and the
closing benediction. Rev. and Mrs.
Snihur will be home again tomor
row.
Next Sunday will be Infant
Baptism and Dedication. Huron-
view Fellowship Time is on
Wednesday, May 11 at 1:15 p.m. A
rock-a-thon by Youth Groups starts
on Friday at 7 p.m. for 15 hours. Be
sure to sponsor them.
Miss L. Knox from Goderich
visited with Mrs. Jean Scott on
Sunday afternoon.
Deanna Lyons, Sara Lyons,
Denise Hulley, Melanie Knox,
Amy and Ellie Wilts attended the
music festival in Walkerton.
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Euchre season ends
The Iasi euchre of the season was
held on Friday, April 29 at
Londesboro Hall.
A record crowd of 16 tables took
part. Winners were: ladies’ high,
Marie Krauter; ladies’ lone hands,
Margaret Taylor; ladies’ low,
Rachel Riehl, Seaforth; men’s
high, Jean Scott (playing as a
man); men’s lone hands, John
Pollard; men’s low, Joe Holmes,
Blyth; mostzero’son card, Wilfred
Shortreed.
Special draw prizes were won by
Ella Richmond, Blyth; Ted Mills,
Auburn; Ted Fothergill; Alberta
Stevens, Walton; Dora Shobbrook;
Vietta Hoggart; Laura Lyons and
Bernice McClinchey, Blyth.
A record of each person’s points
was kept for the season. Winners
were: most points, Hazel Reid;
second highest, Roy Krauter; third
highest, Vietta Hoggart; person
with points nearest 500 was won by
Don Buchanan.
MVCA stocking local
ponds with trout
Anglers looking for a good spot
to wet their line will be interested in
visiting any of three conservation
areas, beginning in May.
During the first week of May the
Maitland Valley Conservation Au
thority (MVCA) will be stocking
catchable sized rainbow trout into
ponds at Falls Reserve, Wawanosh
Park and Sunshine Conservation
Areas.
The one thousand fish measur
ing 8 to 10 inches in length are
stocked to provide fishing oppor
tunities for visitors to the three
conservation areas.
Dave Grummett, Director of
Operations for the MVCA, noted
that the stocking program, now in
its 13th year, provides an ideal
opportunity for youngsters to try
their hand at angling.
In addition to fishing ponds,
Falls Reserve and Wawanosh Park
offers both camping and day use
facilities. Sunshine Conservation
Area has day use facilities only.
There is a charge for day use
admission to Falls Reserve, while
the other two areas offer free day
use.
Falls Reserve C.A. is located at
Benmiller, near Goderich. Wawa-
nosh Park is located east off County
road 22, on concession 6-7 of East
Wawanosh Township. Sunshine
Conservation Area is southwest of
Brussels off County Road 12, on
concession 6 of Morris Township.
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