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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-15, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1987. PAGE 11. Constance site of annual meeting ’cup’n save”up’n save’” p ’n save “clTp’n SAVE The Women’s Institute annual meeting was held at the Foresters Hall, Consfance on April 8 and was catered to by the Ladies of the Canadian Foresters with a hot turkey dinner. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call showed 21 members paying fees. The annual reports were given by convenors as follows: Financial report, Alice Buchanan; Agricul ture and Canadian Industries, Marjorie Anderson; Family and Consumer Affairs, Margaret Tay lor and June Fothergill; Education and Cultural Affairs by Beryl Reid; Citizenship and World Affairs by Lois Elliott; Tweedsmuir report, by Helen Lawson; Flower and Card Committee, Hazel Reid. A get-well card was signed by all for life-member Dora Shobbrook. Lois Elliott presented a gift to president Marg Anderson. The nomination report was given by Helen Lawson. It was moved to give $50 to Pennies for Friendship Londesboro W.I. will serve a luncheon at the Fall Rally in October. The cost $5. The District annual will be at Blyth on May 25. Renee Snell was the guest speaker whom all enjoyed. Lois Elliott presented her with a gift. The Nomination report was given by Helen Lawson as follows: Past President, Mrs. Reg Lawson; President, Mrs. Dave Anderson; Londesboro Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250 First Vice-President, Mrs. Eric Anderson; Second Vice-President, Mrs. Lome Snell; Secretary-Trea- surer. Mrs. Don Buchanan; Assis tant Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Glen Carter; District Director, Mrs. Reg Lawson; Alternate Dis trict Director, Mrs. Margaret Taylor; Public Relations, Mrs. Cecil Elliott; Pianist, Mrs. Edwin Wood; Assistant Pianist, Mrs. Tom Allen; Press Reporter, Mrs. Dora Shobbrook; Auditors, Mrs. Eric Anderson and Mrs. Jim Jamieson; Flower and Card Com mittee, Mrs.-Les Reid, Mrs. Florence Cartwright, Mrs. Jim Jamieson; Tweedsmuir Curator, Mrs. Reg. Lawson; Committee, Mrs. Ted Fothergill, Mrs. Watson Reid; Resolution, Mrs. Ted Foth ergill; Program Co-ordinator, Mrs. Reg. Lawson; Group leaders, 1 - Mrs. Glen Carter; 2 - Mrs. Margaret Taylor; 3 - Mrs. Elma Jewitt; 4 - Mrs. Helen Sootheran; 5 -Mrs. Watson Reid and 6 - Mrs. Ted Fothergill. New members welcomed at reception Greeting at the United Church Palm Sunday service were Rev. Snihurand Lome Snell. The ushers were Richard Burgsma, Paul Jewitt, Murray Whyte and Shan non Duizer. A hymn-sing was held prior to the service led by Rev. Snihur. Rev. Snihur welcomed all and gave the announcements. Good Friday service willbeat8p.m. next Sunday and Family Easter service will be at 11 a.m. There will be no Sunday School but there will be a nursery for the little ones. A reception for new memberswas held. They are: Roy and Marie Krauter from Trinity United, Kitchener; Jean Fox from Moles- worth Presbyterian Church; Jim and Heather Jackson from St. Marks United, St. Thomas; Paul, Marg, Greg and Geoff Brunkard from Melville United, Fergus; Rick and Shirley Archambault from Auburn and Nile United Churches; ThelmaDougherty from Wingham United; Sharon Snell from Bruce- field United. An anthem by Junior choir was given and the scripture lesson was from John 15 “true vine’’ sermon, “The vine and the branches’’. The communion ser vice was held. Assisting the ’ minister were Gordon Shobbrook and Clara Riley. Villagers visit Irish Rovers Happy Gang Seniors attending the June 8 Regional meeting in Dashwood on April 7 were Bob and Audrey Thompson, Lome Hunk- ing, Margaret Good, Beth Knox, Hazel Reid, Vietta Hoggart, Isabel Scanlon. On April 8, several enjoyed a bus trip to Kitcehener to see the Irish Rovers: Glen and Doreen Carter, Bob and Audrey Thompson, Jack and Helen lee, Beth Knox, Hazel Watkins, Clara Riley, Ethel Ball, Mattie McGregor and Marg Brun kard. Mr. and Mrs. Orville N.ewby returned home on Monday, April 6 after spending the winter months in Fort Pierce, Florida. Attending the U.C.W. annual conference in London on April 6-7 were Brenda Radford, Kitty Mc Gregor and Mary Peel. Attending Walton U.C.W. Eas ter Thankoffering on Sunday, April 5 were Betty Hulley and Beth Knox. Dora Shobbrook returned home from the hospital on Monday. Valerie and Marsha Miller spent the night with her. Russell Good was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on Tues- Const. Marshall is special guest BY KIM MAYBERRY The sixth 4-H meeting was held at the home of the Mayberrys. The meeting was split into two meet ings. For the first part they had a special guest Constable Marshall. He showed two films on what they should do at home if they heard strange noises. For the second part they talked about achievement night. Sandra showed how to check the oil, windshield cleaner, check battery fluid, how to boost the battery, brake fluid, radiator on a car. Lori Bromley showed how to check the pressure, then how to change a tire. After changing the tire they closed the meeting. day, April 7. Visiting part of the week with Dora Shobbrook on Wednesday to Friday was her daughter, Muriel Millson, Woodstock; on Friday her brother Leonard Vodden, Paris; on Saturday and Sunday: grand daughters Patricia and Sarah Millson, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford, London visited on the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Eedy of Denfield visited on Sunday with Mrs. Beth Knox. The ladies of the village are reminded of the upcoming events involving village residents. A monetary donation of $5 per gift would be appreciated by the village committee for the gift purchases. Carters attend 'Retreat' Doreen and Glen Carter attend ed a learning and information “Retreat” at the Oakwood Golf and Country Club in Grand Bend sponsored by the South Huron Association for Mentally Handi capped, held Friday evening and all day Saturday . New ideas, information and “feed back” from councillors, board members, clients of Associa tion, parents and members of association were presented. Their daughter Colleen also attended giving information about a “Peo ple First Group” they are organiz ing in Exeter. It was a truly great experience and most worthwhile providing new perspectives on old ideas. Doreen and Glen spent the night with Colleen in her new apartment on Sanders St., Exeter. 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