HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-11-11, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 , 1992. PAGE 9.
The news from
ondesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Every student’s fantasy
Hullett Central Public School Grade seven student Shannon Scott experienced every
student's fantasy last week. As the top magazine salesperson in the school Shannon had the
privilege of hitting teacher Dave Medd in the face with a pie. After being thanked for being
such a good sport, Mr. Medd cleaned up his face, while the Grade sevens cleaned up the
huge sundae they earned as the school's top sellers
Greg McClinchey of the 1st Blyth/Londesboro Venturer
Company was among 60 young people to receive
Scouting's Queen's Venturer Award from the Honourable
Henry N.R. Jackman, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario on
Oct. 24
Greg McClinchey
receives highest
scouting award
Greg McClinchey of the 1st
Blyth/Londesboro Venturer
Company was among 60 young
people to receive Scouting's
Queen's Venturer Awards from the
Honourable Henry N.R. Jackman,
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario on
Saturday, Oct. 24.
Greg received Scouting's highest
youth award, for achieving a high
level of competence and skills, at
the Sixth Provincial Queen’s
Venturer Ceremony, held in the
Council chamber at the
Mississauga Civic Centre.
A member of Scout's Canada for
11 years, Greg says the best thing
about Venturing is “the opportunity
to better yourself and to help
others. It is the best chance possible
to meet new and interesting people
from all over the world, to travel
and to learn. All in all, it is a
golden opportunity to experience
all life has to offer.”
Venturers is a co-educational
section of Scouts Canada and its
members range in age from 14 to
17 years. There are about 2,700
Venturers in Ontario, where Scouts
Canada has a total youth
membership of close to 90,000.
The young people receiving their
Awards this year represented 40
Venturer Companies throughout
the Province of Ontario.
Slides of Arctic trip seen
at Burns UCW meeting
Bums U.C.W. met at the Londcs-
boro United Church on Wednes
day, Nov. 4 with 15 members and
two visitors present. Hazel Reid
opened the meeting with a reading,
“Autumn”.
Hymn 577 was sung accom
panied by Ida Leiper on the piano.
“Who love the autumn” was read
by Beryl Reid.
Hazel Reid introduced the special
guest, Mrs. Eleanor Smith of
Bayfield who showed slides and
gave an interesting talk on her visit
to the Arctic where her daughter
and son-in-law were teaching
school. Joan Hoggarth thanked
Mrs. Smith and presented her with
a gift. The closing hymn 568 was
sung. Rev. Paul Ross led in prayer.
Due to the absence of Renee
Snell, Josephine MacGregor
conducted the business. Roll call
was answered with a Bible verse
and the minutes of the last meeting
were read. The treasurer's report
was given by Margaret Taylor.
The Christmas dinner meeting
will be held at the church Dec. 3 at
1 p.m. Members will exchange
Christmas gifts.
Shut-in boxes will be delivered
for Christmas. A card was signed
for Olwen Wood. The meeting
closed with prayer.
Names needed for a new
autograph quilt being made
Greeters at church on Sunday,
Nov. 8 were Harvey and Yvonne
Hoggart. Ushers were Melanie
Knox and Carrie Salverda. The
sermon topic was “A Not So-
Special Recipe for Peace.”
Bible Study will be held on
Tuesday, Nov. 10 at the home of
Marie Bergsma.
The Senior Youth Group meets
Thursday, Nov. 12 from 8-10 p.m.
at Paul's place.
Londesboro United Church
Homecoming Day is Nov. 15 at
11:15 a.m. Bev Robinson is the
guest speaker. Music will be by
Kira Stucky.
The memorial doors have been
installed at the church . These will
be dedicated at the special
anniversary service.
Former ministers have been
invited to come and visit and stay
for lunch and a social time.
Autographed quilts will be on
display from Kinburn Church,
Burns Church and from
Londes boro.
A new autograph quilt is being
made. To add your name, contact
Florence Snell, 523-4418 or Helen
Lee 523-4370.
Church plates are stillavailable.
Sunday School is holding a
crokinole party Friday, Nov. 13 in
the Sunday School rooms.
11 people at
shuffleboard
The first night of shuffleboard
was held on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 4. Eleven people were
: present.
Winners were: high man, Jim
McEwing and high lady, Elizabeth
Lawsori.
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Magic Moments Puddings
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CHIPS
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