HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-09, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1988. PAGE 11.
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Joint service held
at Londesboro church
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On Sunday, November 6, the
greeters at Londesboro United
Church were Jim and Ramona
Jamieson. Ushers were Brent Rad
ford, Gerben Wilts, Brent Howatt
and Paul Jewitt.
The Junior Youth Group (Grades
7/8) will meet Thursday, November
10at8p.m. at Auburn Church for
movies. The euchre party and pie
social at Hullett Central School is on
November 20 from 8 - 10 p.m.: each
couple please bring a pie. A Sunday
School Carnival will be held Satur
day, Nov. 19from 7 -9p.m. at Hullett
Central School.
Remembrance Day will be held
next Sunday.
The choir sang an anthem “The
Family of God". Londesboro had a
special joint service with Auburn
United for the service. Guest
speaker was Rev. Ruth Snider of
Hope International Development
Agency. She spoke of their 72
projects in Third World countries.
After the service a lunch of soup,
sandwiches and dessert was served
to both congregations.
Burns UCW meets
The November meeting of Burns
U.C.W. was he Id on Wednesday,
Nov. 2 at the home of Gay Salverda
with 15 members present.
Gay Salverda opened the meeting
with a reading and hymn 210 was
sung. A reading was given by Ida
Salverda, “Out of Place" and
Flanders Field’ ’ was read by Renee
Snell. Readings were given by
Ramona Jamieson and Margaret
Taylor. Gay thanked all who took
part and closed with prayer.
Renee Snell conducted the busi
ness and gave a reading “Prepara-
First euchre held
The first W.I. euchre of this
season was held at the hall on Friday,
November 4.
There were 11 tables of cards.
Winners were as follows: ladies
high, Estella Adams; ladies lone
hands, Margaret Taylor; ladies low,
Helen Lawson; men’s high, Cliff
Hoegy, Blyth; men’s lone hands,
Rena Watt, Blyth, playing as a man;
men’s low, Lome Hunking. Next
euchre in two weeks on November
18.
tion''. Roll call was answered with a
bible verse and the minutes of the
last meeting were read. The treasur
er’s report was given by Margaret
Taylor. The Christmas dinner meet
ing will be held on December 7.
Hazel Reid will make arrangements
for the dinner. Members will
exchange Christmas gifts.
The meeting closed with prayer.
People
Beth Knox was a guest at
Fanshawe College Graduation, Lon
don on November 4 when her
daughter Mrs. Arthur Knight of
London received her Human Re
sources Management Certificate.
She is to be congratulated on this
achievement.
Happy Gang seniors take note the
Christmas dinner will beheld at the
hall at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday,
November 29. The price is $8.
Congratulations to Earl and Mari
lyn Johnston on the birth of their
daughter Erica Elizabeth born on
Sunday, October 30 at Clinton Public
Hospital, a sister for Trent.
Explorers make cookies
BY LYNDSEY SALVERDA
On Thursday, Nov. 3 the Explor
ers had their third meeting.
To start the meeting, the Explor
er’s song, Explorer Purpose and
Explorer Prayer were said. Jennifer
Szusz and Carla Stacy said the
Explorer Emblem and Andrea Post
ma said the picture. Linda Horban-
uik read a story called “Never give
up’’. The members had “Mud Pie
cookies’’ with orange and apple
juice. Collection totalled $5.65.
The craft members did what was
called plastic canvas. Members will
continue with it next week. The next
meeting will be held November 17.
Ethel
Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250
Ten tables of euchre were in play
at the Ethel Hall Monday evening,
Oct. 31, hosted by Sharron Dobson
and John Smith.
Winners were: most lone hands,
Betty Anne McClory and Jim Smith;
high lady, Mary Bell; high man, Cliff
Beirnes; low man, Keith Turnbull;
low lady, Verna Crawford; birth
days, John Subject and Joe Martin;
tally card draws: Cecil and Lou
Raynard, Marjorie and Harold
Metcalfe, Stan and Helen Alexan
der, Dorothy Hamilton, Adrian
Verstoep, Clifford Stevens, Alice
Stevens, Bob Bremner, Frank and
Hazel MacKenzie, Leona Arm
strong, Ken Crawford and Beckie
Ruppel; lucky cups: Verna Crawford
and Becky Ruppel. The next euchre
will be Nov. 15, hosted by the W.I.
PEOPLE
Jean Fraser and Doris Jacklin
attended the Molesworth W.I.
meeting to hear a speaker on
nutrition on Tuesday evening.
Jean Fraser and Margaret Mc
Mahon were voting delegates to the
Guelph area convention on Wednes
day and Thursday at the Maryhill
Knights of Columbus Hall.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Rick Schnock on the arrival of their
baby son.
4HCLUB
On Nov.. 2 the Prime Cuts of the
Ethel 2 4H Club held their fifth
meeting at Beth Earl’s.
The meeting began with the 4H
pledge and the roll call naming the
kinds of organ meat that are eaten.
Having completed the paperwork
the game of Win, Lose or Draw was
played, using all the different cuts of
beef and expressions learned.
Everyone then had a chance to put
their thoughts on what 4H means to
them on paper using the finger
painting method. The members
were each given the chance to make
their own super-sandwich using
beef. The meeting was closed with
the 4H motto.
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