The Citizen, 1988-02-10, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1988.
The 1988 executive of the Huron County 4-H Club Leaders’
Association were elected from all parts of the county when the group
held its annual meeting at the Londesboro Hall Monday evening. The
new executive includes [seated, from left]: Rose Workman,
Wingham, secretary-treasurer; Bonnie Johnston, RR 2, Bluevale,
second vice-president; Barry Cleave, Varna, president; Ken Ramsey,
RR 3, Blyth, first vice-president; and Adrian Brand, RR 2, Crediton,
past president. Standing are directors Ken McWhinney, RR 1,
Lucknow; Isabel Campbell, RR4, Wingham; and Bonnie Glanville, RR
4, Walton. Absent when the photo was taken were directors Sherry
Postma of RR 4, Clinton; Bevan Shapton of Exeter; and Linda Johns of
RR 1, Woodham. - Photo by Linda Dillon.
Cheerio Club
hears poems
The Cheerio Club meeting was
held on Monday afternoon, Feb. 1
at the home of Stella Adams. Roll
call was answered by eight mem
bers and two visitors.
Laura Lyon was chairperson.
The minutes of the December
meeting were read and approved.
Stella will replace Mary Longman
to send cards to any sick members
or a death in the family. June
Fothergill will replace Dora as
secretary.
Thank you notes were read from
Huron Day Centre for the Home
bound from Bob Burns and
Margaret Good. It was voted to
give $15 each to the first three
requests for donations received
this year.
A draw donated by Edythe was
won by Dora. The next meeting is
Group II. Stella read “A Smile”
and a ‘‘Description of a Senior
Citizen”. Dora read ‘‘The Singing
Tea Kettle” and ‘‘People are
Funny.” Laura read ‘‘Dollars and
Cents” and a “Recipe for the New
Year.” Edythe will keep all past
records at her house. Laura read a
piece, “Heaven’s Grocery Store”.
Stella had a contest on names of dry
Londesboro Minister talks of 'Preaching
on issues'at church
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Burns UCW gives
donations to hospitals
Burns U.C.W. held their meet
ing on Wednesday, Feb. 3 at the
home of Gladys and Ida Leiper of
Clinton. Fifteen members were
present. Gay Salverda was in
charge and opened with a poem,
“Discovery”. Hymn 388 was sung.
Ida Leiper led in prayer.
Ida Salverda read the scripture.
Gladys Leiper read a New Year’s
poem Rene Snell gave a reading.
Hymn 504 was sung. Gay Salverda
read a piece, “God will be with
you”. Margaret Taylor gave the
devotions and a reading on a
Happy New Year.
A minute’s silence was held in
memory of Mrs. Ed Salverda who
passed away this year and was a
member of Burns Unit. Hymn 445
was sung.
Jean Scott took over as chairper
son. Roll call was answered by the
paying of dues. The minutes of the
December meeting were read.
Mrs. Taylor gave the treasurer’s
report reporting a good balance to
start 1988. Gay Salverda moved
and Josephine McGregor second
ed, $100 be given to both Seaforth
People
Muriel Millson and grandson,
William of Woodstock visited on
Monday and Tuesday with her
mother Dora Shobbrook and Jean
Vodden, her sister-in-law visited
with her on Wednesday. On
Thursday Dora visited with her
daughter Thelma Ellerby of Clin
ton on the occasion of her birthday
and stayed overnight
and Clinton Hospitals. Jean Scott
moved and Ida Salverda seconded,
to give $50 to the Explorer Leader.
A thank you was received from
DaveandCaron Snihur. A plant
will be sent to Mrs. Rice who is
a patient in Clinton Hospital.
Thank you’s were received from
several Huronview residents for
Christmas treats. Mrs. Rene Snell
will be the new president of Burns
U.C.W. and she is wished the best.
Collection was received and a card
signed to send to Mrs. Rice.
A petition was signed against
Sunday store shopping. The meet
ing closed with a hymn and lunch
was served. The next meeting is
on March 4. Members will attend
World Day of Prayer Service then
have their meeting at the home of
Josephine McGregor of Clinton.
Greeting at the Church on
Sunday was Jim Jamieson. Ushers
wereGerbin Wilts, Richard Bergs-
ma, Tim Airdrie and Laurence
Bergsma.
Second Scripture from Luke 16:
19-31 was read by Edythe Beacom.
The Sunday School Carnival will be
held at Hullett Central School on
Saturday, February 13 from 7- 9:30
p.m. Please bring lunch.
There will be a concert at the
church on Saturday, February 27
from 7 - 9. Cost is $1.00. Guest
singer and guitar player will be
Rick Piche. Huronview Fellowship
Londesboro euchre
W.I. euchre was held on Friday,
Feb. 5 at the hall. There were three
tables of euchre.
Winners were: ladies’ high,
Marie Krauter; ladies’ lone hands,
Vietta Hoggart; ladies’ low, Helen
Lawson; men’s high, Roy Krauter;
men’s lone hands, Glen Carter;
and men’s low, Cliff Saundercock.
The next card party will bein two
weeks on Friday, Feb. 19 at 8 p.m.
time is on Wednesday, February
10 at 1:15 p.m.
The sermon was “Preaching on
Issues”. The topic was on abor
tion.
goods. This was won by Margaret
Good. Dora read a piece on
“Talents” and she had a riddle
contest. This was won by Edythe
Beacom.
Cards were played and a supper
of casseroles was served by Dora
Shobbrook, Stella Adams and
Laura Lyon. Draw money came to
$2.50 and collection money, $5.00.
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