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During the 4-11 Achievement Night, held at
Hullett Central School on November 26,
Debbie Craig (right) received her five year
leader award. Making the presentation was
Jane Muegge, the rural organization
specialist for Huron County. ( David Emslie
photo)
Explorers
meet
CLINTON' NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986—Page 7
UCW caters turkey dinner for Happy Gang
By Cheri Taylor
LONDESORO - The Explorers began their
fifth meeting on November 12 with a
Christmas carol played by Cheri Taylor.
Mandy Medd and Mandy Hadenko then
read the Explorer Emblem and Erin
Jamieson read the Explurer picture. A col-
lection was then held that netted $5.50.
Roll call was answered by the best thing
the members liked about winter. All of the
members were present, while the guests for
the meeting were Erica Horbanuik and Jane
Anderson.
Following roll call the members adjourn-
ed to the kitchen where they had a snack.
They then discussed fund raising for the
"Back the Biter" weekend.
For their craft the Explorers made
Christmas felt horses.
For their sixth meeting on November 19
they opened the meeting with another
Christmas carol, this time played by Angela
Horbanuik.
Christmas candy stockings were made for
their craft. Paula Allen and Lindsay Ander-
son read the Explorer picture before roll
call was answered by what the members
wanted for Christmas. All were present. The
collection raised $3. •
Hot chocolate and gingerbread cookies
were enjoyed by the girls.
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By Dora Shobbrook
LONDESBGRO - The Happy Gang held a
hot turkey dinner on November 26 that was
catered by the Londesboro UCW.
Hazel and Les Reid were in charge of the
dinner tickets, which sold well as there were
55 present to enjoy the dinner and
entertainment.
President Audrey Thompson welcomed
all and introduced the head table. She then
gave a reading before a free will offering
was accepted for the "Back the Biter" cam-
paign for Ron Nesbitt.
The UCW ladies were thanked with ap-
plause prior to a sing -song of Christmas
carols. Genevieve Allen accompanied the
carollers on the piano..
Clara Riley introduced the special guest
Ethel Ball who showed slides on her trip to
Greece. She was thanked by Lorne Hunking.
The next meeting will be held on January
29 at 8:30 p.m.
United Church
For the first Sunday of Advent on
November 30 Rev. Snihur and Murray
Howatt were welcoming the Londesboro
United Church congregation members to
the morning service. The ushers were Fred
Peel, Michael Radford, Brian Whyte and
Brian Howatt.
Rev. Snihur announced that on December
7 White Gift Sunday will be held. At 7:30
p.m. on that evening there will be a
children's Christmas pageant service. On
December 14 there will be a hymn sing, and
singers are asked to bring ornaments to
decorate the tree. The flowers in the church
were placed in memory of Robert Hartman
and the poinsettia was placed in memory of
Harry Watkins from his wife Hazel and
family.
The lighting of the first advent candle, the
candle of love, was done by Donna Dunbar
and her daughter Lois.
For children's time a song was sung about
Karen Wright
Garnet and Margaret Wright of Londesboro
announce the graduation of their daughter,
Karen Wright, from Westervelt Business
School, London. Karen has accepted a posi-
tion with E.B. Menzies Law Office in
Clinton.
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candles. The junior teachers were
Marguerite and Denise Gross.
The scriptures were read, followed by the
guest soloist Adeline Campbell, accom-
panied by the choir director Marsha Szusz.
The sermon was then given. After church
apple cider, juice and coffee was served.
Personals
Ray and Beth Radford of London visited
on the weekend with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson. They all attended the
"Back the Biter" weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter, Ken Armstrong
of Londesboro, and Cheryl Armstrong of
Stratford attended the funeral of their aunt
Alberta Armstrong in Hamilton on
November ,25. She was the sister-in-law of
John Armstrong of Londesboro.
Colleen Carter of Exeter spent the even-
ing of November 29 at her sister's, Cathy
and Devon Broome of Egmondville. Cathy
and Colleen attended the bridal shower at
their mother's on Sunday.
On December 3 shuffleboard will be held
at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
WI cards will be held on December 5 in the
Londesboro Hall. All are welcome and the
ladies are asked to bring lunch. The WI
Christmas meeting will be held on
December 10 at 2 p.m.
The UCW Christmas pot luck supper will
be held at 6:30 p.m. on December 8.
Members are asked to bring a guest. The
Burns UCW are invited and there will be•a
cookie exchange.
A bridal shower for Leanne Thurlow was
held at the home of her aunt, Doreen Carter,
on November 30. Cathy Broome and Colleen
Carter conducted several contests and gifts
were presented to Leanne in a pink and
white decorated baby cot used by Doreen
when she was a baby. Helping to present the
gifts was Wade Broome. Leanne was wished
happiness in her marriage that takes place
December 6. Corsages were pinned on
Leanne, her mother Marlene Armstrong
and her future mother-in-law, Mrs. Beattie.
Lavina Knox of Goderich visited on
November 30 with Jean Scott.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burns were their daughter Betty and Jerry
Smith of Coburg.
The following is a list of the lucky draw
winners for November 29: Linda Stewart of
Blyth, first, crib quilt; Beth Radford of Lon-
don, second, pillow cases; Laurie Souch of
Blyth, third, lace doily; Sue Goetz of
Monkton, fourth, Christmas decoration; Ad-
die Hunking of f.ondesboro, fifth, sweater•
Kimberley Hulley of Clinton, sixth, picture
frame; Mary McDougall of Londesboro,
seventh, stockings; Audrey Thompson of
Londesboro, eighth, cake and towel; Joanne
Cantelon of Woodstock, ninth, towel, pupit
and decoration; Tim Airdrie of Londesboro,
tenth, groceries; Ron Jewitt of Clinton,
eleventh, doll outfit; Kim Scotchmer of Hen-
sall, twelfth, doll sweater and outfit.
The proceeds from this draw went to the
"Back the Biter" fund. The "Back the
Biter" weekend was a decided success with
full houses and perfect weather.
Noon hour fun for students
with Captain Ball play
Captain Ball
LONDESBORO - Once again it's the cap-
tain ball season at Hullett Central School
Grades 4 through 6 have the pleasure of
playing this exciting game. Every noon hour
two teams battle it out to see who's best.
Grade 7 students referee the games. The
referees are Cathy Nesbitt, Cristy Bricker,
Kim Saiverda, Jennifer Nott, Robb Finch
and Melanie Knox.
Parent-Teacher Interview
The past Wednesday was an enjoyable
break for the students, It was parent,
teacherinterviews, dealing with the report
cards from last week.
Book Sale
The school book sale was on November 28,
and December 1 and 2. The pupils had the
choice of buying many different books.
Back the Biter Days
"Back the Biter Days'; is the main subject
around Londesboro. Some students par-
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Central
Happenings
ticipated in the talent show while others at-
tended the activities. The fundraising ac-
tions are sponsored by the Londesboro Lions
Club. Hopefully they will succeed in their
goal of raising $30,000.00 to buy a fully equip-
ped van for Ron Nesbitt.
Reporter: Cathy Nesbitt
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