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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-06-21, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1989. Londesboro Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360 S. School awards given ■ BRADLEYE.LYON Bradley E. Lyon graduated “with distinction” from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo on May 28,1989. He received an Honours Bachelor of Arts De­ greein History, a general degree in sociology, a psychology minor, and the Internship op­ tion. He attended Central Huron Secondary School and Hullett Central Public School. He is currently employed at the His­ toric Naval and Military Esta­ blishments at Penetanguishene. Bradley will be pursuing gradu­ ate education in the future. He is the son of Murray and Shirley Lyon of Londesboro. Nettie Newby returns home ofThe friends and neighbours Mrs. Nettie Newby will be glad to know she has returned home from Clinton Public Hospital. Friends and neighbours of Mrs. Ida Durnin, formerly of Londes­ boro, send their best wishes to her at Clinton Public Hospital where she is a patient. Friends and neighbours of Mrs. Joanne Lyon will be sorry to hear she is a patient at St. Joseph’s Hospital in London and the com­ munity sends her their best wishes for a speedy recovery. Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 in- and family un- the birthday Courtney, Mr. and crime and acci- These accidents Teenage baptism at Knox Aye Matey... LINDA’S PRE TEEN SCENE 887-6214 LAWRIE we can save you time and money We are a FULL SERVICE Paint and Kick'ng the drug habit Drug-related problems elude: •Personal happiness. •Increased dent rates, happen on and off our highways and affect, the workplace or school you attend. •Higher law enforcement cost. •Increased health care pay­ ments. This is a major health con­ cern. Crime Stoppers of Huron County would like to help get drugs out of your community. If you can help to solve a drug case call Crime Stoppers toll free at 1-800-265-1777. You will never have to give your name nor testify in court. If an arrest is made you will earn a cash reward between $50 and $1,000 dollars. Remember Crime Stop­ pers pay cash for clues!! DECORATING 188 Queen St. Blyth Let us help you with your decorating problems.. Greeters at Londesboro United Church on Sunday, June 18 were Jack and Helen Lee. Ushers were Kevin Wright, Bruce Maize and Stanley Airdrie. Erica Elizabeth, daughter of Earl and Marilyn Johnston and Megan Ellen Wheeler, daughter of Murray and Cheryl Wheeler, received the rites of Baptism. This was Promotion and Awards Sunday for the Sunday School. These are the Promotions for 88-89: Nursery to kindergarten - Angie Elliott, Chris Driscoll; Kindergarten to Primary - Mich­ ael Lyons, Peter Thompson, Susie Salverda, Jennifer Jackson, Becky Hunking, Jason Hoggart, David Stewart, Becky Archambault; Primary to Jr. Girls - Salverda, Erica Horbanuik, Konarski, Karen Bergsma, Trick, Cheryl Thompson; Primary to Jr. Boys Thomson, Brad Hunking, Stephen Stewart, Chris Knox and Doug Maize; Jr. Boys to Intermediate - Jason Konarski, Greg McClinchey; Jr. Girls to Intermediate - Rhon­ da Howatt, Kerrie Szusz, Christy Scott, Pam Salverda and Erin Horbanuik. The following awards of seals and buttons were presented for 1988-1989: 16th year seal - Crystal Whyte; 11th year seals, Kerrie Szusz, Kelly Bosman and Melanie Knox; 10 year seals - Todd Shad­ dick, Kent Shillinglaw, Scott Shad­ dick, Billy Jim Scott, Kevin Shill­ inglaw; ninth year seals - Rhonda Carrie Jenny Karen Earl Craribrook At a special service at Knox Church on Sunday morning, Rev. Steven Webb officiated at an adult baptism. Three teenagers Angie Williams, Jennifer Vanass and Jolanda Vanass joined the Church and had their first communion. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford spent Saturday visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Mary Lynn and Charles Bray and family at Belmore. On a recent weekend Murray Crawford helped to celebrate the eighty-ninth birthday of his mother Mary Crawford, at Spruce Lodge, in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. John Saxon and Ed were visited by daughter Laura and her friends, Rick Sicucci and Janet Hill, all from Toronto. They visited Murray Smith’s pig operation and appreciated an excursion to ob- Howatt, Christie Scott and Joanne Wilts; eighth year seals - Jennifer Szusz, Jason Konarski; seventh year seals - Jennie Konarski; sixth year seals - Cheri Taylor, Shannon Scott, Angie Konarski, Earl Thom­ son, Chris Knox; fifth year seals - Ben Thompson, Karen Bergsma, Erin Horbanuik, Pam Salverda, Darrell Bergsma, Mike Salverda, Sharon Bergsma, Angela Horban­ uik, Lawrence Bergsma; fourth year seals - Michael Lyons, Peter Thompson, Susie Salverda, Gray Snihur, Melissa Snell, Katie Mc­ Gregor, Katie Snell, Carrie Salver­ da, Greg McClinchey; third year seals, Erica Horbanuik, Tammy Vincent; second year seals, Eliza­ beth McGregor, Chris Driscoll, Joseph Thomson; Diplomas - An­ gela Christine Elliott, Becky Lynn Hunking, Bradley Lome Hunking, Joseph Robert Watkins. The Junior Choir sang two anthems. The sermon topic was “Hind feet in high places”. A meeting was held after Church to discuss building a ramp at the Church. A vote on this will be held on Sunday, July 9 at 10 a.m. Next Sunday, June 25 is the Sunday School Pancake Breakfast before and after the Worship Service. The next Communion is on July 16. Harriett Shillinglaw presented Laura Lyon with a gift from the Sunday School for acting as Trea­ surer for the past 25 years. Rev. Snihur presented Laura Scott with a gift. She has been Sunday School Superintendent for the past two years. Both ladies are to be congratulated for a job well done. serve a swan nesting near Maitland River. Doug and Wilma Rathwell were at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conleys on Friday evening, June 16, to cele­ brate Wilma’s (39th) again. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tavistock, entertained Mrs. Conley on Father’s Day. Tracy is their granddaughter. During May, Ontario Hydro sup­ plied more than 10.5 million mega- watt-hours of electricity to Ontario consumers, almost 5.5 per cent more than in May, 1988. The 18,050 megawatt peak for the month was just one per cent more than the highest demand recorded in the same month of last year. Spoon lickin good Craig Gillis finds the dessert at the Walton United Church Country Supper so good, he has to lick the spoon. People lined up early to take in the event with more than 380 people being served Sunday afternoon. WI visits Niagara area On Monday, June 12, several members of Londesboro Women’s Institute enjoyed a bus trip with the Huron West District. They visited the Adelaide Hoodless Home at St. George, Erland Lee Home at Stoney Creek, Mary Maxim outlet at Paris and had supper at Angie’s in St. Agatha. Members going were Margaret Taylor, Annie Vin­ cent, Elma Jewitt, Lois Elliott, Josephine McGregor, Ann Kroe- son, Dora Heard and Helen Law- son. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott, Billy Jim and Shannon and Jean Scott were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Scholl of Monkton.