HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-04-27, Page 9L The news from
ondesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360 |
L7CVT Goodwill bale
set to go to London
The April meeting of Londesboro
UCW was held at the church on
Monday, April 18 at 8 .m. The
purpose was repeated in unison.
A minute's silence was observed
in memory of Hattie Wood, a long
time member.
Brenda opened the meeting with
an Easter Reflection. Minutes of
the February meeting and World
Day of Prayer were read. Dorothy
Tamblyn gave the financial report.
Thank yous were read from Paul
and Ruth Ross and Marion Snell.
Helen Lee will send UCW cards
for May.
The worship service was
conducted by Cheryl Trewartha and
Yvonne Hoggart. Cheryl opened
the service. Yvonne read an article.
Members sang, In the Garden.
Yvonne reads a story on nature and
trees. Cheryl led in prayer and read
the story of the Easter Lily. Hymn
Take my Life was sung.
Helen Lee told about her two-
week long Easter trip. It was very
interesting.
Closing prayer was repeated in
unison.
Brenda read a poem, Family and
Friends
The Goodwill bale will go to
London on May 10. There will be a
lunch and bake sale on May 21.
Collection and birthday pennies
were taken up.
The UCW will have the Church
Service on May 15. The
organization will buy quilt frames
to be left at the church.
Lunch was served by Edythe
Beacom, Audrey Thompson and
Florence Snell.
Lifestyle Fair comes to
Clinton Arena June 10
People
June Fothergill received word of
the passing of her cousin, Mrs.
Pearl Dietz of Listowel.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mr. Reg Lawson, his
daughter Elizabeth and son John
and Wendy of London on the
passing of their wife and mother
the late Helen Lawson.
The seniors dance is at Londes
boro Hall on Friday, April 29.
Baptism Sunday
set for May 8
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, April 24 were
Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook.
The second scripture, John 10:
11-18 was read by Karen Trick.
The sermon topic was "The
Shepherd Psalm".
Flowers at the front of the church
were in loving memory of Hattie
Wood and Helen Lawson, placed
by their families.
Baptism Sunday is May 8.
The Senior Youth Group will
meet for games at 8 p.m. at the
home of Darrel Mayberry. They are
asked to bring money for pizza.
Session and Committee of
Stewards will meet on Monday,
May 2 in the Sunday School room.
The official board will meet the
same evening at 9 p.m.
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A Community Lifestyle Fair is
being planned for Tuesday, June
21, from 2 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. at
the Clinton Arena and Community
Centre.
This event stems from the local
Senior's Health Fairs, originally
held in the past at a variety of
locations throughout Huron
County. The Clinton location is
centrally located to all residents of
Huron County and all residents of
the County are invited.
The theme of the Community
Lifestyle Fair is health, wealth and
leisure. There will be numerous
exhibitors at the fair as well as door
prizes, entertainment and refresh
ments. This event will provide you
with many opportunities to become
informed about health services,
health related organizations, and
leisure activities in Huron County.
It will provide seniors, care
givers, people planning their
retirement and the physically
challenged an opportunity to
browse through displays and
exhibits and talk to those who
provide services, support and
products.
The event is sponsored by area
agencies who work with seniors,
physically challenged persons and
their families.
If interested in participating and
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Huron County Beef Producers
I Huron County Beef Improvement
| Association
Harvey and Yvonne Hoggart
Neil Dolmage
Gerock Farms
Whispering Brook Farm
Huron County Pork Producers
Ontario Pork Producers
McGuire Welding
Huron Feeding Systems
Londesborough Co-op
Ross Veal
Richard Erb
Huron County Milk Committee
Huron County Cream Producers
Seaforth Veterinary Clinic
| Hensall District Co-op,
K Seaforth Branch
K Elligsen Electric
1 Andrew McBride
S Dairy Lane Farm Supply
1 Ken Scott
Murray Hutton
I Janet and Harvey Boot
Brian's Farm Service
Mary Jane Greidanus
Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Authority
Jim Axtman
Barb Storey
Grey-Bruce Maple Syrup
Association
W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd.
Hensall District Co-op
Cook's Division of Parish &
Heimbecker Limited
Martin Mills - Cereal Division
Hilton Whole Grain Millers
Farm Safety Association
Centralia College
Vincent Farm Equipment
Donald and John Munn
Lome Fell - Rosebank Seed
Orland Reichert
Peter Bisback
Ross Corbett
Ontario Coloured Bean
Growers Association
Apple Board
Nelson Pullman
Ontario Seed Co. Ltd.
Stokes Seeds Ltd. $
Art Bell Fruit Farm
Te-em Farm
Huron Ridge Acres
Ron and Judy Dougall
Miller Farms
Macintosh Poultry
Chris Hill
Ontario Egg Marketing Board
Don and Peter Boersma
Rick Branderhorst
Ontario Ministr of Food,
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Seaforth, Exeter, Clinton
Agricultural Societies
Clinton Christian School Board
Huron-Perth Separate Board
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Huron County Board of Education K
Perth F.M. Communication
Seaforth District Community
Centres
We thank the Huron County Women's Institute for preparing the noon
meals for our volunteers. Supplies were donated by:
Fleming Feed Mill
Visscher Farms
Zehrs' Goderich
Lyon's Food Market
McTaggart’s Food Market
Nabisco, Exeter
Seip's Valu Mart
Hotzman's IGA
1 Veal's Meat Market
Hayter Turkey
Huron County Pork Producers
Seaforth Creamery
Tasty Nu Bakery
Quality Produce
Wayne Shapton Const.
Darling's
Tenderspot - Zurich
Corrie's Valu-mart
Larry and Fred Elder
Huron County Beef Producers
Huron County Beef Improvement
Association ’
Freamans Meat
Kuenzigs Knechtels
Hurondale Dairy
W.G. Thompson and Sons
M & M Meats
Huron Ice
Huron County Women's Institute I
| Thank you to those who attended our Thursday night open house and
for the food items they donated. A total of 446 items were donated
i along with $31 cash.
THANKS TO ALL VOLUNTEERS |
Chairman: Wayne Shapton