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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1999-04-28, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1999. The news from ondesboro Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360 Rev. baptizes four Greeters at Londesboro United Church on Sunday, April 25 were Ray and Betty Fisher. Ushers were John and Barb Jewitt. The sacrament of baptism was held for four babies, Megan Beattie, daughter of Darryl and Leanne; Connor Driscoll, son of Ben and Crystal; Joshua Rhynard, son of Bill and Kathy Rhynard; Nicole Whyte, daughter of Dave and Karen Whyte. The sermon topic was "Teaching Kids". The stewards and the session will meet on Tuesday. May 4 in the Sunday School room at 8 p.m. The official board will meet at 9 p.m. The guest speaker next Sunday is Rev. Jane Kuipfer of Seaforth United Church. This is Pulpit Exchange Sunday. M. Szusz conducts service The April meeting of Londesboro UCW was held at the church on Monday, April 19 in the afternoon. The worship service was conducted by Marsha Szusz, Marjorie Duizer and Cheryl Trewartha. Scripture was read by Cheryl. Marjorie gave a reading on prayer. Marsha read a story, "What Prayer Can Do". Cheryl read "When prayers are Answered”. Kittie read a prayer for children. The minutes of March meeting were read. Helen Lee gave the treasurer's report. Correspondence was read.from the Archambault family. The next meeting is May 17. Lunch was served by Margaret Wright, Bernice Norman, Dorothy Tamblyn and Mary Anne Drost. Spring colour The fourth annual spring Arts and Crafts Fair at Central Huron Secondary School gave Cappy Onn of Blyth an opportunity to practise her artistic designs on Emma Dale of Clinton. The event, held Saturday was organized by the faculty with students volunteering their time for the cause. The profits go into school programs. (Mark Nonkes photo) Kate’s hosts Cheerios Huron County Agriculture Awareness Committee // The April meeting of the Cheerio Club was held on Wednesday, April 21, beginning with lunch at Kate’s Station. Members then proceeded to the home of Beth Knox in Clinton. She opened with a reading. The minutes of the March meeting were read. The draw, donated by Hazel, was won by Margaret. Seven members answered roll call. The treasurer's report was given. Two new members joined the group, Phyllis Potter and Mary East. Edythe read The Little Red Hen one on car insurance and one called Pretty Good. Cards were played. " A SLICE OF HURON 5 WISHES TO THANK.... AuburnThe news from Compiled by Kay Lapp Phone 526-7264 WZ appoints new exec. On April 22 at 12:30 p.m. at Sticker's Restaurant, the Auburn WI met for a delicious dinner. After the meal they went to the home of Teresa Roetcisoender. President Tina Empey welcomed all. Reports of all meetings for the WI year were given and accepted. Secretary Evelyn Flett read the minutes of the past meeting. Laura Mae Chamney gave the nominating committee report and new appointments were sworn in by Jean Plaetzer. Tina Empey thanked all for their assistance and wished the upcoming president, Betty Archambault the best in the future. Jean Plaetzer gave a report on upcoming events and Evelyn Flett read a letter regarding a new name for Women's Institute. Marjorie McDougall reminded all that WI have signs at the village entrance. The answer was no to a change as members are proud to be the Women's Institute. Betty Archambault discussed the upcoming May meeting. A decision to invite other WI's for the day was made. Membership fees and dues were paid. Dues were raised to $12 for membership. Hensall Co-Op Seaforth Do- it Centre Seaforth Agricultural Society Hensall Fair Board Clinton Fair Board Harold Pryce Huron County Beef Herd Improvement Association Seaforth Public School Audio Visual Library Guelph Shewan Ornaments Keating's Pharmacy Ron McKay Jack and Marg Kroes Ron and Sharon Douglas Huron County Pork Producers Ontario Pork Huron County Beef Producers McKinley Hatchery Doug Easton Greg & Chris Hackett McIntosh Poultry Farms Ontario Egg Producers' Huron County Egg Producers Leonard Greidanus Flemings Feed Mill Peter Boersma Dave Boersma Rick Branderhorst Ontario Chicken Producers Marketing Board Hayter's Turkey Farm Perth Huron Veterinary Association Carolyn Van Dorp Ernst Gublemann Andrew McBride ■ Gencor Dairy Lane Systems Huron County Dairy Producers Clarence Dekens Henry & Janet Boot Master Gardeners of Huron County Bill Johnston Bernard Murray Debbie Bauer Crystal Salm Verbeek's GardenGentre - Clinton Vincent Farm Equipment Huron Commodities First Line Seeds Ltd. W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. Novartis Seeds Inc. Hill & Hill Farms Ltd. Cargill Ltd. Huron Soils & Crop Improvement Association Huron Tractor Ltd. McGavin Farm Equipment Pioneer Hibred Cooks Div of P & H Ltd. Dekale Canada We thank Exeter Agricultural Society, Thames Road Women, Huron West Women's Institute and Huron South Institute for preparing the noon meals for our volunteers. Supplies were donated by: Green's of Wingham Treats & Meats, Wingham - Bruce & Sharon Vincent Metzger's of Hensall Bacherts of Walton Bill Fleming Zehrs Food Plus - Goderich Taylor's Market - Clinton Thank you to those who attended our Thursday night Open House/Family Night and for the food items you donated. Items donated went to Seaforth Food Bank. THANKS TO ALL VOLUNTEERS Chairperson: Kittie MacGregor Varna General Store Ont. Coloured Bean Growers Association Ont. White Bean Producers Marketing Board Orland Reichert Yvonne Hoggart Wayne Shapton Bill Gibson Pete's Paper Clip Perth F. M. Communications St. John's Ambulance - Goderich & Brussels Brigade CKNX TV CKNX Radio Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Food & Rural Affairs Agri Food Network Clinton & Area Christian School Board Huron-Perth Separate School Board of Education Avon Maitland Board of Education Seaforth & District Community Centre Wanda West-Gerber - AITC Consultant The Huron Ice Co. Inc. Huron Expositor Farm Safety Assoc. Rev. talks of “Teaching kids” Organ prelude with Nancy Park as organist welcomed all to the service at Knox United on April 25 at 9:45 a.m. The children came to the front. Rev. Paul Ross showed them Canadian Tire money and they spoke about its use. Rev. Ross explained the use to which cash is used in worshipping God. Rev. Ross gave scripture from Acts 2, on the wonders and signs done by the Apostles and how those who accepted their teachings helped others and followed Christ's word. From John 10 was the parable of the sheep and the shepherd. Rev. Ross's sermon was "Teaching Kids". Parents are the Continued on page 14 Corries valu-mart, Clinton Shanahan's Foodland, Goderich Scrimgeours Blyth Seaforth Knechtel Food Market Moore's Clinton M&M Meats, Goderich Today's Variety - Londeboro Winthrop General Store Hubbard Family, Blyth Case Brand Hayter's Turkey Farm Seaforth Creamery Nabisco, Exeter W.G. Thompson, Hensall