The Citizen, 1986-12-30, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1986.
ondesboro
Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
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Christmas eve service held
A large number attended the
Christmas Eve service at Londes-
boro United Church. Ushers were
Denise Gross, Kathy Kennedy and
Janet Wilts.
The scripture readings from
Isiah “Joy affiliations through the
Princeof Peace’ ’ by Lisa Duizer
and from Luke, chapter 2, “Christ
Is Born”, by Sheila Schrider were
given. Carols were sung. Candles
were lit. A solo, “0 Holy Night”
was sung by Bill Jewitt and “When
a Child is Born” by Lisa Bosman.
The message was “A Time for
Christ.”
At the Sunday morning service,
greeters were Rev. Snihur and Bill
Jewitt. Ushers were Denise Gross,
Paul Jewitt, Melanie Knox and
Joanne Wilts. Rev. Snihur wel
comed all and gave call to worship
and announcements.
The flowers in the church were in
loving memory of Charlie Way
mouth by his family. He was buried
on Wednesday, December 24. The
Board of Trustees have requested a
congregational meeting to be held
immediately following the morn
ing service, Sunday, Jan. 4. The
purpose of this meeting is to
discuss the possible purchase of
land nextto the church. Fellowship
meeting will be held Jan. 7 and 14.
The children’s time included the
song“AwayinaManger’’.The
lesson was based on the question
“Would one drop of water make a
difference?’’ Yes, the minister
said, even a small kindness could
change a life. The junior teacher
was Connie VanLoo.
The anthem was sung with
Marsha Szusz, organist and choir
director.
Area
native
dies
Carl, Kay and Mary Longman
attended the funeral of their
brother-in-law Charles Waymouth
of Stratford at W. G. Young
Funeral Home December 24 in
Stratford. Interment was in Blyth
Union Cemetery. Sympathy is
extended, they were former resi
dents of this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood held
Christmas on Boxing Day for their
family. Present were Prof. Bill and
Lois Andrews>Toronto; Brenda
and Shane Climie, San Francisco;
Ken and Marilyn Wood, Doug and
Karen, Wingham; Joanne and
Darrell Anderson, Toronto; Janet
and Doug Gudwer, Calgary; Calvin
Yau, Hong Kong; and Gregg
Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter and
daughter Tonya, Simcoe, spent
five days with his parents Doreen
and Glen Carter, during the
Christmas season. Also visiting
her parents for two weeks is
Colleen Carter, Exeter.
In July, Hullett Days brought out the animal in the people of
Londesboro. The weekend of fun events showed some of the
community spiritthat would be shown later in the community’s
tremendous response in “Backing the Biter”.
Many visit
for Christmas
Christmas celebrations were
held at the home of Doreen and
Glen Carter on December 23.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Carter and Tonya; Colleen Carter;
Mr. and Mrs. Kevan Broome,
Wade and Adams, Egmondville;
Mrs. James Armstrong, Clinton
and Mr. John Armstrong, Londes
boro.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and
Colleen visited George Carter at
Huronview on Christmas Day,
joing him for lunch in the main
dining room.
John Armstrong spent Christ-
masDayatthe home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Armstrong and family.
Dora Shobbrook spent the
Christmas period from December
24 to 27 with daughter Muriel and
Ross Millson and family in Wood-
stock.
Anyone still having square quilt
blocks should return them to
Brenda Radford.
Christmas Day visitors with Bob
and Vi Burns were daughter
Barbara and Colin Paterson, Katie
and Jennifer, London.
Shuffelboard will resume again
after the holidays on January 7 at 8
p.m. in the school.
The W.l. card party will be held
January 9 in the hall at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Anderson
spent Christmas Day with daugh
ter Helen Anderson in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen, Keith
and Nancy Allen, Don, Mark, Drew
and Paula from here. Karen and
Don Sruton, Colleen and John,
Clinton and Catherine Johns of
Exeter spent Christmas with
Gloria and Wayne Jackson, Brian
and Sandra of Ridgetown.
John Cartwright is attending
Toe Alpha in Toronto this week.
Florence Cartwright, John and
Claude spent Christmas Day with
her mother May Rinn, Belgrave.
On December 21, she held Christ
mas celebrations with Howard and
Marjorie Cartwright and family.
Mrs. Ken Vodden and daughter
Cathy Vella from Toronto spent
three days Wednesday to Sunday
at Christmas visiting with her son
Corporal Robert Vella in Military
Hospital in Ottawa.
Christmas visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Shaddick were their
family Lloy and Dirk Garlichs,
Waterloo and Jeff and Karin
Shaddick, Danny, Stephen and
Krystal, London.
Staff Sergeant Richard Shaddick
returned home to Ottawa from
spending a few days here with his
parents.
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