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Iiondesboro
Gerry Campschroer, right, was presented with the silver tray and
Championship ribbon by Murray Ovens, vice-president and general
manager of the Shur-Gain Division, Canada Packers Inc. after his farm,
Jerran Farms of RR 1, Blyth won the Champion Market Hog Carcass Class at
the Shor-Gain National Market Hog Classic at the Royal Agricultural Winter
Fair in Toronto.
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Pageant presented at Londesboro
Jewitt returned as Ed. chairman
HURON COUNTY
Family
and Children’s
Services
of Huron County
sponsors and co-ordinates
Huron County Christmas
Bureau as a special service to
families in need.
John Jewitt of RR 1, Londesboro,
has been acclaimed as the chairman
of the Huron County Board of
Education for the second year in a
row, takingbackthechairhe first
won last December.
In making the nomination that was
quickly approved by the 16-member
board at the Inaugural Meeting in
Clinton on Monday, trustee Sally
Rath well said that Mr. Jewitt had
carried out his duties of his past term
with “diligence and sincerity’’,
despite an often-difficult agenda in
the face of rising education costs and
declining provincial support.
Formerly the trustee for Hullett,
Everything, including a five-foot poinsettia tree went Into the shopping cart as Ann Bosman of RR 1, Seaforth hurtled
through two Brussels food stores Monday night in the Brussels Merchants’ Shopping Spree. Ann, who was
pinch-running for her mother Mary Lowe of Brussels, set a new record grabbing up $307 worth of groceries in just 30
seconds in each of the stores.
CHRISTMAS BUREAU
1988
Donations gratefully received at
Clinton Christian Reformed Church
243 Princess St.
or
Wingham Salvation Army
292 Edward St.
Thursday to Saturday, December 8-10
Monday and Tuesday, December 12,13
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
HELP US HELP FAMILIES
I
Local Manager:
Clinton Christian Reformed Church-Mrs. Helen Roorda
Wingham Salvation Army- Lt. & Mrs. Cal Barber
The wingham Sales Arena
“EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF’
OPEN MON.-SAT. 9-6
FRI. NITES TIL 9 357-1730 NEW & USED GUNS
Gloucester Terr.
Goderich N7A 1W7
524-7356
1-800-265-5198
Reg. no. 184192-01-05
McKillop and Seaforth, Mr. Jewitt
will now serve Blyth and Hullett
Twp. under the new electoral
boundaries adopted by Huron Coun
ty earlier this year. The new
chairman will makehisinaugural
address at the board’s regular
January meeting.
Also acclaimed for her second
term as vice-chairman of the HCBE
was Joan Van den Brock of Saltford,
the trustee for Colborne and God
erich Townships.
Acclaimed as well to their second
terms as committee chairmen were
Graeme Craig of RR 1, Walton to
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday were Gerrit and
Reino Wilts.
The Sunday School presented a
Christmas pageant, “The Symbols
of Christmas”. The congregation
presented their white gifts. The
Happy Gang
Seniors
entertained
The Christmas dinner for Londes
boro Happy Gang Seniors was held
at the hall on Wednesday, Nov. 30 at
12:30 p.m.
President Clara Riley welcomed
everyone. Clare Vincent led in
prayer. About 70 people sat down to
a delicious Christmas dinner. The
president thanked Brenda Radford
and her helpers for the lovely meal.
Guest entertainer was Mr. Peter
Snell, music supervisor of Hullett
Central School. He played guitar and
sang several numbers and a sing
song was held. Edythe Beacom
thanked Peter for his music.
Clara read a poem, “The First
Christmas”. Ten tables of euchre
were played with these lucky
winners: ladies’ high, Hazel Reid;
ladies’ lone hands, Laura Lyon;
ladies’ low, Marion Snell; men’s
high, Lloyd Stewart; men’s lone
hands, Lome Hunting; men’s low,
Lome Snell.
head the board’s Education Com
mittee; Brian Jeffray of RR 3,
Wingham, to head the Management
Committee; and Bea Dawson of RR
1, Hensail to head the Personnel
Committee. Tony McQuail of RR 1,
Lucknow was elected unanimously
as Member-at-Large to sit on the
HCBE Executive Committee.
The meeting was attended by a
large crowd of family and friends
who came to witness the swearing-in
of trustees for the 1988-91 term by
Huron County Judge Frank Carter.
Many municipal representatives
were also on hand to observe the
ceremony.
second Advent Candle, The Candle
of Love, was lit by Darrel Bergsma.
The minister and the Senior Youth
Group presented a skit on “The
Silver Spoons”.
The Junior Youth Group will meet
atthechurchonThursday, Dec. 8
from 5:30 - 7:30 for a pot luck supper
and Christmas party. The Boy’s
People
Jack and Helen Lee, Audrey and
Bob Thompson attended the service
at Corunna United Church on
Sunday morning. Rev. Stan McDon
ald, one of the former ministers is
minister at this charge.
9 tables
at Londesboro
euchre
There were nine tables of euchre
at the Women’s Institute party at the
hall on Friday evening, Dec. 2.
Ladies’ high was Margaret Tay
lor; ladies’ lone hand, Margaret
Anderson; ladies’ low, Marion
Haggitt; men’s high, Roy Krauter;
men’s low, Jack Hesselwood; men’s
lone hand, Vietta Hoggart, playing
as a man.
g
s
Ss
Club meets Saturday, Dec. 10 at the
Snihurs at 2 p.m. for a Christmas
party. An Interdenominational Ser
vice will be held at Londesboro
Church Sunday, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m.
Poinsettias on the piano were in
memory of Harry Watkins by his
wife and family. Next Sunday, Dec.
11 there will be a Christmas pot luck
lunch after the service. There will be
games and a surprise for the
children.
Blyth church
lights candle
The second advent candle was lit
at Blyth United Church on Sunday,
Dec. 4. The Church was beginning to
look like Christmas with evergreens,
poinsettias and white mums.
Cappy and Zoey Onn played a
delightful violin duet. In his conver
sation with the children Rev.
Lorenzo Ramirez talked about gift
giving. Connie Bromley was the
children’s leader and Frances
Bearss was in the nursery.
Rev. Ramirez chose as his sermon
title, “The redeeming message”,
based on Isaiah 40: 1-11 and Luke 2:
1-11. He said that Christmas is the
story of God in action.