The Citizen, 1988-09-07, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1988.
Londesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Fothergills attend
seniors games
June and Ted Fothergill attend
ed the three-day Ontario Senior
Games at Brampton on August 29 -
31 and came home with the second
place silver medal for euchre, after
playing 15 games against 17 tables
of cards. Over 2,200 people
attended from 34 districts.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Vi Burns and family
of Clinton on the passing of their
husband and father, the late Bob
Burns. He and Vi were former
residents of Londesboro.
Greeter at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday was Edna Reid
and the ushers were Larry Hog
gart, David Whyte, Larry Gross
and Melvin Bergsma.
Day Centre plans
tea, craft sale
Choir Practice is on Wednesday,
Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. at the church.
The Burns U.C.W. will meet at
the home of Gloria McEwing on
Wednesday evening, September
7.
The Junior Youth Group will
meetThursday, Sept. 8at 7 p.m. at
Hullett School.
Registration for Beavers, Cubs
and Scouts will be held Thursday,
Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. at Bly th Public
School.
Congratulations to Lisa Bosman
and Neil Elliott, who were married
in our church on September 3.
Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom
visited a week with their cousin,
Mrs. Oliva McGee at Mason,
Michigan; they also called on Stan
McDonald at Corunna.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson of
London visited on Sunday with
Edythe Beacom and Laura Lyon.
Londesboro Bantam girls won the townships league “B” championship despite losing an exciting
extra-inning game to Goderich for the league championship Wednesday night. Members of the team are:
[front row, left to right] Denise Gross, Anj McCool, Lisa Kennedy, Annette Lockhart; [back] Shannon
Dulzer, Christine Potter, Darlene Buffinga, Kathy Van Bake), Tracy Kennedy and Coach Mark Kennedy.
If you enjoy socializing, a piece
of pie or muffin with tea, the Huron
Day Centre (Huronview) welcomes
you to its annual Bazaar October
28.
In recent months, the Huron Day
Centre has been very busy. In May,
volunteers and staff attended the
Joint Conference which was held in
Ottawa of Older Adult Centres of
Ontario, Meals on Wheels and
Ontario Home Support Associa
tion. The information acquired by
those who attended was shared
with those who were unable to
attend, to further enhance the
program. Several other informa
tive workshops were also attended
in the spring.
The wheel-chair accessible bus
was put to good use recently, with
day trips to McCormick Home and
Parkwood Hospital in London,
Elgin Manor in St. Thomas and to
Dundas to visit with Ann St. Jean
(former co-ordinator) at her Day
Centre there. Incidentally, the bus
is available for community use with
advanced notice.
The Stroke Recovery Club swim
therapy has resumed again, runn
ing from June through to Septem
ber.
Many outings have been enjoy
ed over the summer. The trip to
Toronto to a Blue Jays game
provedafun-filled day. Several
picnics to Bayfield, Goderich and
Mitchell were enjoyed in spite of
the hot weather. The Goderich
Museum provided some nostalgia
for many of the clients.
Back at the Day Centre, card
playing, shuffleboard, playing
ball, and crafts are enjoyed daily,
as well as lunch. They have even
pursued the making of jam. A
sticky situation, matching the
weather.
They will continue with footcare
every six weeks while hairdressing
and whirlpool baths are provided
daily.
A survey, conducted by the
University of Western Ontario is
presently being done, funded by
Community and Social Services to
accmulate information on Day
CareCentres. Staff, volunteers
and clients are being interviewed
as to their feelings on Day Care.
The Centre will be returning to
thebowling alley in September,
both Tuesday mornings and Thurs
day afternoons.
A hearty welcome to all new
clients and volunteers, and newly
added additions to the staff -
Jo-Ann Todd, Activity Director
and Catherine Landsborough, As
sistant Activity Director.
Should anyone be interested in
becoming involved in volunteering
or as a participant in our program,
please call 482-7943.
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