HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-06-10, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987.
New officers for the Londesboro and District Lions Club were inducted June 4. The executive includes:
[seated, from left] Bill Shaddick, secretary; Howard Cartwright, past president; Keith Allen, president;
Bill Bromley, treasurer; [back] Mark Kuiper, bulletin editor; Ian Hulley, second vice-president; John
Hoggart, tail twister; Dave Overboe, first vice-president; Jim Carter, Lion tamer; Bill Kolkman, director;
Lloyd Josling, Director; Robert Shaddick, third vice-president.
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Burns UCW members
visit 'School on Wheels'
Atl p.m. on Wednesday, June 3
the Burns U.C.W. met at the home
of Clara Riley. Eighteen members
answered the roll call.
A thankyou was readfromthe
family of the late Marjorie Bickell.
The Burns ladies then enjoyed a
deliciousdinneratthe Hillcrest
Restaurant, Londesboro.
Following the dinner, members
visitedThe School on Wheels at
Clinton. MissMargaretSloman
showed slides, and answered
questions. Refreshments were
served. On behalf of Burns,
Margaret Taylor thanked Mrs.
Sloman and Margaret, and presen
ted them with a gift of money.
People around Londesboro
Friends will be glad to know
Helen Alexander returned home
on Saturday after spending several
days in Clinton Public Hospital
because of a fall.
Congratulations to Karen John
ston and Paul Garrow who were
married in the church June 6. The
reception was held in Blyth
Community Centre.
A piano recital of Marsha Szusz’
pupils will be held June 12 at 7:30
p.m. in the church.
Sunday dinner guests with
Hazel Watkins were Thelma and
Orville Price, Alice and Don
Buchanan and Beth Knox.
June Fothergill attended the
U.C.W. Westminster weekend at
University of Western Ontario in>
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Allen attended the
Dobson-Smith wedding in the
Victoria Ave. United Church in
Chatham on Saturday. They visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Jackson, Ridgetown on Sunday,
where Paula spent the weekend.
Colin and Barbara Paterson,
Katie and Jennifer of London
visited on Saturday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns.
Visiting on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson were his
brother Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Thompson, Kitchener.
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Guest singers perform
at Londesboro church
Pentecost Sunday was held on
Sunday at the Londesboro United
Church. Greeting were Rev.
Snihur and Jack Tamblyn. The
ushers were Denise Hulley, Kim
Salverda, Shannon Duizer, Melan
ie Knox and Jennifer Szusz.
The Seaforth Harmony Kings
sang several songs prior to the
service. Rev. Snihur welcomed all
and gave the cal' to worship and the
announcements. The flowers on
the memorial stand were in loving
memory of Mae Hesk placed by her
husband Emerson and family.
Next Sunday the hymn
sing will beheld at 10:50, and the
baptism and communion at 11:00.
On June 15 the U.C.W. will hold a
meeting with dessert at 1:30 p.m.
On June 21 the Promotion and
Awards Sunday will be held.
Junior Agriculturalists needed
1987 marks the 16th anniversary
of the Junior Agriculturalist Pro
gram. The program has grown to
be a province wide summer
experience opportunity for stu
dents since 1972.
Atthechldren’stime “Billy tells
a little lie which grew” was read.
Junior teachers were Connie and
Christopher VanLoo and Kelly
Bosman. Special music was pro
vided by Harmony Kings. The
scripture reading was from Acts 2,
Day of Pentecost. The scripture
lesson was from John, “The
disciples comforted.” The sermon
was calledI am the way the truth
solid, firm and unchangeable.”
After the service everyone gath
ered outside on the new property.
Rev. Snihur gave a prayer of
dedication for the new church
property, purchased from Gordon
Harkes next door to the church.
Refreshments were served. A card
of appreciation was signed to the
donor of the $15,000 donation
received.
The Junior Agriculturalist Pro
gram is an experience program in
which students ranging in age from
16 to 18, with no previous farming
experience, work on a Host Family
Farm during the summer. The
students experience rural life and
are encouraged to participate in
community programs with their
host family. Students are inter
viewed and placed on a suitable
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