HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-23, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1988.
Melissa Snell, 5, and her baby sister, Lauren, 18 months, had some fun with
the balloons at the Londesboro United Church’s annual Sunday School
Carnival, held Saturday evening at Hullett Central Public School. The girls
are the daughters of Sharon and Charles Snell of RR 1, Clinton.
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Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Appreciation night
planned at hall
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton spent
the Nov. 12 weekend visiting Garnet
Starr at Wallaceburg and also were
atChatham, Sarnia, and Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson
spent the weekend in Toronto.
The Community Centre Board is
planning an appreciation night and
open house on Friday, Nov. 25 at
8:30 p.m. Please feel free to attend
the open house to view the improve
ments to the building. The renova-
Car rally
winners
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ingin Les Caldwell’s van came up
the winners. The winning investiga
tors were Les and Evelyn Caldwell,
their four children - Ian, Kristy, Tim
and Mark, Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez
and his children John and Abigail.
Close on their heels (or wheels)
were the second place winners Herb
Shannon and his assistants Darryl
Shannon and Chad Haggitt.
The boobie prize (road maps) went
to the trio of Jeff Nesbitt, Mike Kerr
and Chris Bolger.
Everyone, including the organi
zers had a super time and the
comment most frequently heard as
the participants were leaving was
“We’ll be back again next year!’’
The Teen Club thanked all who
helped, those who donated prizes
and everyone who participated.
tions included the removal of the oil
furnace and duct work, installation
of an electric heating system and
improvements to the kitchen, wash
rooms and the basement of the
buildin.
Mrs. Ted Klaasson of Fordwich,
president of Huron East W.I. was a
guestattheNovember W.I. meeting
at the home of Mrs. Leslie Knight.
Shetoldalittleaboutherselfand
some of the experiences they had as
new Canadians. Imagine what it
would feel like to arrive at night with
her husband and two babies, and the
farmer they were to work for had
gone to a dance and forgotten to
meet them! In spite of a discourag
ing start Mrs. Klaasson has gone on
to the top job in the Institute in Huron
East, and is an interesting speaker.
The Christmas dinner will be on
Nov. 30 at the Community Centre at
7 p.m.
To the people of Blyth ,
for your support at
the polls on November 14.
Sincerely Ken Brown
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Dora Shobbrook
honoured by club
The November meeting of the
Cheerio Club was held on Wednes
day afternoon Nov. 16 at the home of
Beth Knox.
Beth read a poem “These are my
wishesforyou”. Edythe Beacom
recited “In Flanders Field’’ and
read a poem “November”. Beth
read “AutumnTapestry’’and “The
Trail Blazers”. Edythe read a poem
on “The Maple” and “In Grand
mother’s Day”. A draw donated by
Londesboro
people
Seniors take note the Christmas
dinner will be at the Hall on
Wednesday, November 30 at 12:30
p.m. The price is $8.
JohnCartwrightand friend Jo
anne Legenbreof Montrealspent
the weekend with his mother
Florence Cartwright.
Marg and Wayne Allin had a
social afternoon on Sunday for
friends and relatives on the occasion
of Marg’s parents Cliff and Ruth
Shobbrook’s 53rd wedding anniver
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knight of
London visited on Sunday with her
mother Beth Knox.
Vicki and Dan Colquhoun of
Clinton visited on Monday with her
grandmother, Dora Shobbrook.
Sixteen Londesboro friends and
neighbours had lunch on Sunday at
the Red Maple Inn, Vanastra.
Audrey Thompson read an address
and the guest of honour, Dora
Shobbrook, was presented with a
gift “Welcome Friends” door sign
for her new apartment in Clinton.
Dora Shobbrook thanked them and a
social time was held.
June and Ted Fothergill and
Nancy attended a birthday party for
June’s sister, Miss Helen Marks of
Clarkwood Estates nursing home,
Palmerston on Sunday afternoon at
the home of Carol and Bill Gilmore of
Gowanstown.
Communion
planned at
Londesboro
United
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Nov. 20 were
Doug and Florence Snell. Ushers
were Rhonda Howatt, Kerry Szusz,
Lindsey Salverda and Bob Trick.
Next Sunday, Nov. 27 is the first
Sunday of Advent and Communion
will be celebrated. A joint choir
practice will be held Wednesday,
Nov. 23 at 8:30 p.m. at Blyth United
Church. Bible Study is on Wednes
day, Nov. 23at 1:15p.m. at the home
of Gail Dobie in Auburn.
The Junior Youth Group will meet
on Wednesday night from 6 - 8:15
p.m. at the pool in Vanastra for
swimming. Thesermon topicwas
“Between already and not yet -
Living in between.”
Laura Lyon was won by Vietta
Hoggart.
Minutes of October meeting were
read and the financial report was
given. Roll call was taken. Edythe
and Beth presented Dora Shobbrook
with a remembrance on her moving
to Clinton. Dora thanked the mem
bers for her gift. The next meeting
will be the Christmas one. Members
will exchange gifts with a three
dollar value and it will be held on
Thursday, Dec. 15 at four o’clock at
the Hillcrest Restaurant. Cards were
played and lunch served by Beth and
Edythe.
to the electors of Grey Township
for your support at the polls.
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8 tables at
euchre party
There were eight tables of euchr<
on Friday evening Nov. 18 at the
W.I. euchre at the hall.
Winners were: ladies’ high, Kay
Konarski; ladies’ lone hand, Vera
Hesselwood; ladies’ low, Gloria
McEwing; men’s high, Cliffo Hoe-
gy; men’s lone hands, John Pollard;
men’s low score, George Hoggart.
The next euchre is Friday, Dec. 2
at 8 p.m. at the Hall.
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“Christmas Gift Ideas”
at the home of Lenore Scrimgeour
369 King St., Blyth
Saturday, Nov. 26,1-5p.m.
Hot Apple Cider,
Coffees Donuts
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