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Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1995. PAGE 9.
The news from
ondesboro
Ecomo
UCW plans auction
The Auburn UCW met at the
church on Monday evening, April
10. There were several guests
including many former members
from Goderich.
On display were numerous
layette articles, which are mainly
for Community Care.
Ann Vincent opened the worship
service on Stewardship. She asked
everyone to name qualities needed
for this. Her daughter Lea Ann then
sang the theme song of Camp
Menesetung The First of the Spirit
a stewardship song.
Prayer followed this and hymn
He Lives was sung with Nancy
Park as pianist.
Fruits for each kind of
stewardship were placed on an
evergreen tree. Ann spoke on each
and read the appropriate Biblical
verse on it, which was followed by
a reading "Remember to be a
Steward". Everyone was asked to
come forward to take from the tree
the stewardship most needed by
them and to speak on it. Ann closed
by saying that stewardship is
needed in all church work.
President Lillian Hallam
welcomed all and gave a reading
"Consider the Lilies". Reports of
the secretary and treasurer were
given and approved. Ruth
Armstrong thanked all for the
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
Easter Service at Knox United
Church and Bernice Gross was
organist and Nancy Park was
numerous gifts with special thanks
to Jean Plaetzer and Grace
Cartwright who had arranged the
display.
Ruth pointed out the articles for
the Teddy Bear auction for which
tickets are available.
The country supper was a real
success. Nancy Park thanked all
who donated and assisted.
Lillian spoke on her visit to
Seaforth where Rev. Wittmer
showed slides and spoke on his
experience in Japan.
April 22 will be Women's Day at
Blyth and the annual UCW meeting
will beheld in Lambeth on April 24
and 25.
On May 17 several members will
go to see and do necessary work at
the cabin at Camp Menesetung.
Ruth Jardin gave her card report
and told that the Co-op again
donated the Easter Lilies for the
church.
Ruth Jardin also has an outlet for
all kinds of usual cards.
Three booklets on Women's
concern were shown by Lillian.
These are available for worship.
Business closed with prayer,
followed by the Grace.
Darlene Empey assisted by Ann
Vincent served a delicious dessert
and beverage.
pianist.
The sanctuary was adorned with
Easter lilies, donated by Auburn
Continued on page 17
WI meets
The April meeting of Londesboro
WI was held at the Hall on
Wednesday, April 12. They opened
with the Opening Ode and Grace,
followed by a pot luck meal.
Leita Wiley served as President
in the absence of Lois Elliott. The
Mary Stewart Collect was repeated
in unison. Leita read a poem on
spring. The minutes of the 1994
annual meeting and March
meetings were given by Reta
Kelland. Reta also gave the
financial report.
The Blood Clinic is April 20 at
Clinton High SChool.
Aug. 8 is the date for the
Historical display at Holmesville.
Plans were made to give
something to the shutins at this
time of year. It was moved by
Josephine and seconded by
Marjorie that Reta Kelland,
Elizabeth Lawson and June
Fothergill as press reporter be
given an honorarium.
The next Lions' meal is April 20.
It was moved by Ella, seconded
by Betty, that the institute increase
its investment by $300.
The report of the Tweedsmuir
Committee was read by Helen
Dale. Leita Wiley gave the Pro
report. Elizabeth Lawson gave the
card report. Marjorie Anderson
gave the programme report. Reta
Kelland gave the treasurer's report
for 1994-95. The auditor's report
was given by Betty Hulley.
Josephine gave the nomination
report.
The District President Betty
Archambault spoke. She read a
poem, "Life is like a Garden," then
installed the new officers.
Roll call was done by paying the
annual fees. Leita had a contest and
a reading "65 and Counting".
Community
extends
sympathies
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mary McDougall of
Seaforth Manor on the passing of
her husband, the late Jake
McDougall of Seaforth Manor. The
McDougalls were Londesboro
residents for many years.
Londesboro Men's Bowling
League held its annual banquet and
trophy presentation on Thursday,
April 13. Supper was served by the
Londesboro Women's Institute.
The number one team was the
Chevs: Hank Reinink, Bill Roy,
Doug Trewartha, Dan Reid, Doug
McClinchey, Henry Wilts.
Playoff winners were the Buicks:
Dennis Wilts, Bill Lee, Bert
Greidanus, Murray Howatt, Bryan
Marriage, Herman Reinink.
Individual winners were: high
average, Bill Lee, 221; high triple,
Bob Szusz, 802; high single, Jack
Potter, 351; most improved, Brian
Pickard, +11.
Perfect attendance awards went
to: Ed DeJong, Dennis Penfound,
Jack Potter, Herman Greidanus,
Hank Vandereijk, Dave Button,
Harold McClinchey, Bill Lee,
Dennis Wilts, Herman Reinink,
Doug McClinchey, Doug Tre-
wartha, Henry Wilts, Frank Szusz,
Jack Lee, Ton Vandevusse, Bob
Szusz, Doug Snell.
They went to the bowling alley
for three fun games after the
banquet.
Lyons greet
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, April 16 were
Bert and Joanne Lyon. Ushers were
Harve and Yvonne Hoggart. Flow-
ers on the memorial stand were in
loving memory of Helen Lawson.
The sermon topic was "What a
Glorious Day."
Huronview Fellowship is Thurs-
day, April 20 from 7 - 7:45 p.m.
Lilies adorn sanctuary
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