HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-29, Page 15PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1987.
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Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250
Traci Mitchell honoured
with shower
Fifty village friends and neigh
bours held a shower on April 23 in
the Sunday School rooms for Traci
Mitchell. May 2. bride-elect.
Corsages were pinned on Traci,
her mother Audrey Mitchell and
the groom's mother. Joyce Rad
ford by Grace Potter. A dessert of
cake and ice cream was served by
the village committee Grace Pot
ter. Dorothy Sottiaux, Linda and
Lesa Kennedy, Denise Hulley and
Kelly Bosman. The kitchen helpers
were June Fothergill and Brenda
Radford.
Londesboro 4-H club
Anaddresswasrcadby Betty
Moon. The gifts were presented by
Lisa Kennedy, Kelly Bosman and
Denise Hulley.
A contest, Linda Kennedy call
ed. How well doyou know the bride
and scrambled letters for shower
gifts were won by Betty Popp and
Dorothy Airdrie. Traci opened
the gifts assisted by her mother.
JudvMasonpinnedbowsonthe
apron and Traci thanked everyone
for gifts and invited all to visit at the
Open House at her mother’s home
on May 4 and the reception is open
in Holmesville.
gets sewing tips
BYTHERESA KNOX
The third meeting of the Londes-
boro4-H Sewing Plus Club was
heldonApril20at 7 p.m. at the
home of the leader, Joanne
Campschroer.
The meeting was then held.
They discussed sewing machine
care, problems and solutions, as
well as how to use fusible
interfacing, how to press seams,
how to sew seams, and the many
variations in a finished seam. They
made a sample collar, using what
they had learned and the meeting
was adjourned.
The next meeting will be held on
April 27 at 7 p.m. at the home of
Darlene Hulley.
The meeting was opened with
the4-H pledge and the roll call was
taken with a sewing machine
review quiz. Business was discuss
ed and names for the club were
suggested.
Red tai planned
On May 14, students of Cheryl
Bromley will be showing off their
step-dancing talents at their reci cal
at Hullett Central School at 7-.30
p.m.
Cheryl and the kids hope
everyone will want to attend and
Hullett Happenings
enjoy the good time. Special guests
this year are Kelly Bosman,
Deanna Lyon, Lisa Bosman and
Beth Knox with Marie Flynn at the
pifino and Jack Lee as M.C.
Students are from Auburn, Wal
ton, Blyth and Londesboro.
LSCIENCEFAIR
On Apr; 1 1, Hullett held their
annual Science Fair. The three
judges were Tom Allen, Tom
Cunningham and Ralph Buffinga.
The students would like to thank
these three men for judging their
projects.
The three grade seven Physical
winners were: first, Michelle
Govenlock; second, Randy Shep
herd, and third, Michelle Dillon.
Grade seven winners from the
Biological category were: first,
BrentHowatt; second, Melanie
Knox; and third, Ian Andrews.
The grade eight winners from
the Phsyical category were: first,
Denise Gross; second, Kim May
berry and third, Mike Merner. The
grade eight Biological winners
were: first, Shane Taylor; second,
Shannon Duizer and third, Tracy
Kennedy.
The first place winners received
three silver dollars, second got two
silver dollars and third place
received one silver dollar.
Shane Taylor, Brent Howatt and
Christy Bricker were chosen to
represent their school at the Huron
County Science Fair which was
held at the Clinton Public School on
Friday, April 3.
RABIES PROGRAM
On Monday, April 6, there was a
Rabies unit put on by the Huron
County Board of Education. It was
held for grades kindergarten to
grade eight.
VALUES INFLUENCES PEERS
On April 7 the grade six class
held their V.I.P. graduation. They
put on some excellent skits about
drinking, drugs, vandalism, etc.
NATURAL RESOURCES
The grade three class had a visit
from Mr. Snell who is a speaker
from the Ministry of Natural
Resources. He talked to them
about National Wildlife Week.
FITNESS COUNTS
The whole school is just now
getting involved in the Canada
Fitness Awards. There are push
ups, shuttle runs, partial curl ups,
50 metre runs, endurance runsand
standing long jumps to be done.
There are bronze, silver, gold and
excellence awards for the stu
dents.
SPRING CONCERT
On Wednesday, April 29, the
Hullett Central School will be
performing their Spring Concert.
Their theme this year is Agricul
ture. The school is putting on a
production called The Hullett
Farm Show.
Editors, Julia de Jong
Micheel Govenlock.
Reporter - Christy Bricker.
People around Londesboro
Eleven from here attended the
Summerhill dessert euchre and
bake sale on April 22. They were
Beth Knox, Gloria McEwing,
Vietta Hoggartt, Margaret Taylor,
Jean Scott, Hazel Reid, Addie
Hunking, Betty Hulley, Estella
Adams, Laura Lyon and Dora
Shobbrook.
Dora Shobbrook spent Easter
weekend Wednesday, April 15 to
Monday, April 20th with her
daughter Muriel and Ross Millson
and family in Woodstock.
Villagers returning home from
the sunny south this past week
were Gordon and Madelon Rad
ford from Palm Beach, Florida; Jim
Londesboro
church news
Greeting on Sunday at the
Londesboro United Church were
Rev. Snihur and Ellwood Mitchell.
The ushers were John Hoggart,
Murray Howatt, Gerben Wilts,
and Ed Salverda. Rev. Snihur
welcomed all and gave the call to
worship and announcements. The
messengerswill meet next Sun
day. Sunday School will be held at
10 a.m. Bible Study will be held this
Friday at the home of Margaret
Whyte.
The anthem was sung by the
men’schoir, “Preciousnameof
Jesus, Oh how sweet.” Choir
director was Marsha Szusz and
organist was Deanna Lyon. The
children’s time song was “This
little light of mine”. The story time
was about Cindy and Sally in
Muffin returns to the farm. The
junior teacher was Debbie Albrect.
Kitty McGregor read the scripture
from the old testament, Numbers
35:30- 34. Laws of murder was
read byGordon Shobbrook. The
scripture was from the New
Testament about loving your ene
mies and from John 8 about the
adultress woman. The sermon was
about preaching the issues -
Capital Punishment. The debate
begins April 27.
and Gloria McEwing, Davenport,
Florida; Edythe Beacom, Laura
Lyon and Mary Longman from
Punta Gorda, Florida; Roy and Ann
Vodden, St. Cloud, Florida and
Tom and Genevieve Allen, touring
in Florida.
The Happy Gang Seniors will
meet April 29 at 1:30 p.m. in the
hall.
Sorry to report the death of
village resident Keith Vivian, in
University Hospital, London on
April 22 at age 65. Sympathy is
extended to his wife Florence and
family, Ken of Red Deer, Alberta;
Margaret Sheilds of Bramalee and
Marlene and Mary Vivian of
Toronto.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McEwing were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Jory and Mrs. Marion
Skinner, Exeter.
Huron County Women’s Insti
tute Branches 4-H ‘‘Surviving with
Style” achievement program will
be held Thursday, May 7 at Hullett
Central Public School, Londes
boro. It begins at 7:30'p.m.
Shuffleboard
season ends
The end of the season games of
shuffleboard were held April 15
with an attendance of 12. The
winners were: Helen Lawson and
Lome Hunking. Lunch was served
at the close of the season. They
hope to see everyone in the fall.
Congratulations to Hank and
Shirley Reinink on the birth of a
daughter on April 23 in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London.
Ken Hulley was admitted to
Seaforth Community Hospital on
Friday.
Roy Vodden Sr. was admitted to
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London
April 26 for plastic surgery on his
knee on April 27.
Muriel Millson, Patricia and
Sarah of Woodstock visiteo on the
weekend with her mother Dora
Shobbrook. All attended a family
shower on Sunday for Heather
Young, May 30 bride-elect. It was
held at the home of Dora Lynn
Blake, Clinton. Also attending
from here were Darlene and Diana
Shobbrook and Joy Vodden.
Olive Penfound is a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Barbara and Colin Paterson.
Katie and Jennifer of London spent
the weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bruce were
guests on Saturday at the wedding
of his nephew. Douglas Gurnetke
to Nancy Dawid in Windsor.
11 tables
at Foresters
euchre party
Canadian Foresters euchre was
held April 21 at Kinburn hall with
11 tables in play. The winners
were: pink cards high, Carolyn
Thompson; lone hands, Dorothy
Dalton; low, Margaret Taylor;
green cards high, Sam McClure;
lone hands, Vietta Hoggart; low,
Mary Mair; door prizes, 1 - Mar>
Robertson. 2 - Elmer Townsend.
Several from Londesboro attend
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