HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-08, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1988.
Ken Hulley wished speedyLondesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
With their completion of the “Encounter the Outdoors” 4-H Club
project, four local club members were recognized for having
completed 12 projects. The girls are [from left] Jean Locking
[Cranbrook4-H Club], Beverly Hart [Cranbrook], Marilyn Mayberry
[Londesboro] and Dianne Black [Belgrave]. Heather MacDonald of
the Blyth I Club was absent when the photo was taken at Family
Paradise Campground on May 31, but Jean and Marilyn were both also
^recognized as Club Youth Leaders.
June Fothergill attended the
21st Westminster Weekend from
Friday to Sunday afternoon at
Westminster College in London.
One hundred and fifty ladies from
London conference attended this
event.
Friends and neighbours of Mr.
Ken Hulley will be sorry to hear he
is a patient in Clinton Hospital. He
is wished a speedy recovery.
Weekend visitors with Dora
recovery
Shobbrookwere Muriel, Dora, and
Willie Millson of Woodstock and
Sheryl Millson of Scarborough. On
Saturday night, Thelma Ellerby of
Clinton visited with hermother
Dora.
Outdoor service, picnic
planned for July 3
On Sunday, June 5 the greeter at
Londesboro United Church was
Clara Riley. Ushers were Pam
Hoggart, Kim Salverda, Cheri
Hoggart, and Michelle Govenlock.
The scripture, Joshua 1: 1-9, was
read by Paul Jewitt. The sermon
text was the “Power of the
Positive”.
The Huronview Fellowship time
is on Wednesday, June 8 at2:30
p.m. at the Huronview Auditor
ium. The church board meets on
Tuesday, June 7 at 8 p.m. June 19
is Promotion and Awards Sunday
Kids learn
bus safety
All pre-kindergarten children
were invited to attend a Bus Safety
Program at B.P.S. last Wednes
day.
Constable Marshall of the
O.P.P. and Robert Cunningham,
Transportation Manager of the
Huron County Board talked to the
children and showed slides. The
children and their parents then
boarded a school bus and went for a
ride around a country block. Back
at the school, Constable Marshall
demonstrated the flashing red
lights and the proper way to cross
infront of the bus.
The children who attended were
given a colouring/story book that
pictured the rules of bus safety.
at the church. Sunday, June 26 the
Sunday School will host a pancake
breakfast before Church.
Sunday, July 3 will be an outdoor
service and church picnic at 11:15
a.m. at the Hardys. Church
vacation time is July 17, 24, and 31.
Sandra Mayberry of Londesboro
was recently presented with her
5-year certificate in recognition of
her work with local 4-H clubs since
1983. The award was made in
Clinton on May 24.
The Londesboro Lions Club would like to thank the
following businesses for making our first motorcycle
poker rally a success:
Hyndman Transport, Glen Young Drainage, Helm Welding,
Edward Fuels Ltd., Radford’s Farm Equip., T.B. Allen Ltd.,
Walsh’s Corner Cafe, Clinton Auto Parts, Willy’s Burger
Bar, Radford’s Auto Parts, Haugh Tire Supply, Nesbitt
Construction, J.D. Carter Trucking, Dickson’s Auto Repair,
Londesboro Seed Plant, Argyle Marine, Hully Gully, Al
Caldwell Demolition, Bob Foxton Fuels, Watson Reid
Pioneer Seeds, Bateson’s Model Dairy, Rocky’s Cycle, Lynn
Hoy Enterprises, Poole’s Cycle, Hoegy Farm Supply,
Dobson Roofing, Hank Small Engine, Hillcrest Restaurant,
Manning’s Building Supplies, The Old Mill, Aliboro
Elevators, P.A. Roy Insurance, Bainton’s Old Mill, N.D.
Cameron Ltd., Gord Harkes Heating, Radford’s Construc
tion, Derwin Carter Trucking, Stanley Door, Duckey’s Auto
& Farm Repair, Bluewater Sports & Trophies, Bill Bromley
Electric.
Muriel Coultes speaks on
Ethiopean experience
The Burns U.C.W. meeting was
held on Wednesday afternoon
June 1. Seventeen members and
one visitors enjoyed dinner at the
Hillcrest Restaurant, Londesboro.
Following the dinner members
gathered at the church. Ramona
Jamieson introduced the guest
speaker Muriel Coultes of Bel
grave. Muriel was sponsored by
London Conference of the United
Church of Canada. She showed
pictures and gave an interesting
talk on Ehtiopiaand other coun
tries she visited. Beryl Reid
thanked Muriel and presented her
with a gift. Renee Snell conducted
the business and gave a reading:
“Thought For Today’’.
Roll call was answered with a
bible verse and minutes of the last
meeting were read.
The treasurer’s report was given
by Margaret Taylor. A thank you
card was received from Jean
Leiper. Gloria McEwing thanked
the U.C.W. for the get-well card
and gift. The meeting closed with
prayer.
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