The Citizen, 1987-08-26, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987.
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250
45 attend shower
Forty-five attended the shower
August 20 held in the church.
Sunday schools rooms by village
neighbours and friends for Diana
Shobbrook.
Corsages were pinned on Diana,
her mother Darlene and the
groom's mother Marilyn Sjaarda
and Dora Shobbrook. Dessert,
cake and ice cream were served by
the committee of Dorothy Sottiaux,
Grace Potter, Brenda Radford and
June Fothergill.
Contest, “Help Diana set the
table’ ’ by Helen Lee was won by
Barb and Kelly Bosman, the ring
contest by Helen was won by Laura
Lyon and June Fothergill, the
guessing contents ofegg, by Nancy
Allen was won by Irene Bromley.
The address was composed and
read by Dorothy Airdrie. The gifts
were presented by Amanda Kenn
edy, Jennifer Jackson and Cindy
Westerhout. The bows were pinn
ed on an apron by Marilyn Sjaarda.
Diana thanked the committee
and all who came and for the gifts
and invited all to attend the
reception in Blyth Community
Centre on August 29.
People around Londesboro
We welcome Robert and Ruth
Madill and Paul from Clinton who
purchased the home of Elwood and
Audrey Mitchell who moved to
Vanastra.
Hope Chapel Cemetery Decora
tion Service will be held August 30
at 3 p.m. Guest speaker will be
Rev. Don Vair.
Twelve from here went by
Cherry Bus Lines from Lucknow on
Thursday to Huron Country Play
house in Grand Bend. They
enjoyed “Brieadoon”.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jervis and
granddaughters Angie and Becky
of Clinton visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Jean Scott.
A large number of Happy Gang
seniors attended the Huronview
residents birthday party August
19. They providedthe program.
President Audrey Thompson was
M.C. Christie Scott step danced,
Kelly Bosman and Cheri Taylor
played a piano duet and step
danced. Earl Thompson played the
recorder. Denise Hulley and Elgin
Nott entertained with musical
numbers. The Happy Gang served
lunch of cookies and squares.
There were 18 friends present at
a miscellaneous shower on August
7 at tl?e home of Cheryl Bakelaar for
bride-elect Diana Shobbrook.
Guest minister at
Londesboro United
Congratulations to Sheila Byls-
ma of RR 1, Blyth for receiving 77
per cent on her grade 5 piano exam
and to Anita Gross of RR 1, Auburn
for receiving 91 per cent on her
Grade 2 theory exam. Both are
pupils of Marsha Szusz of Londes
boro.
Leonard Vodden of Paris visited
Tuesday night with her sister Dora
Shobbrook and attended the funer
al on Wednesday of their cousin
Bert Garrett, Clinton.
Muriel Millson of Woodstock
spent the weekend with her mother
Dora Shobbrook.
Shane Taylor of Londesboro has
been entertaining his cousin Ste
ven Boyd of Oshawa the past week.
The two young teenagers have
been learning to golf at the
Seaforth Golf Course this summer.
Greeting on Sunday at the
Londesboro United Church was
Bob Trick. The ushers were
Shannon Duizer, Tracie Salverda,
Denise Huliey and Sharon Burgs-
ma.
Mr. Rob ParrofClintonledin the
Call to Worship. He was welcomed
and gave the announcements.
Sunday School begins September
13 at 10a.m.As of September 6
church service will begin at 11:15
a.m. Children’s time was about a
jacknife - a tool that does many
things. Junior leader was Sharon
Snell.
Harry Lear favoured with a solo
accompanied by Gail. The scrip
ture lesson was from 1st Corin
thians, chapter 12, “The actual
and spiritual bodv.”
Music results
released
The following pupils were suc
cessful in their piano exams taken
this year with either Royal or
Western Conservatory of Music.
They are all pupils of Mrs Gail
Lear, R.M.T., Londesboro. Grade
9 piano, Janine Buffinga; Grade 8,
Andrea Grant (first class honours),
Steven Coultes, Leanne Simpson,
and Deanna Lyon (all with hon
ours); Grade 7, Glenna Buffinga
and Kera Stuckey; Grade 6, Amy
Bateman (honours); Grade 4, Paul
Jewitt (honours); Grade 3, Ansley
Simpson (honours); Leanne Simp
son, (first class honours) in Grade 2
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Giris from Auburn, Londesboro and Blyth make up the Blyth II Girls Mites team which won the “A” Event
championship in the Inter-Township Minor Softball Association tournament held in Londesboro over the
weekend, beating a Goderich team by a score of 7-6. The players are [front row, left to right] Shelley Doble,
Karen Bromley, Melissa Hanna, Lindsay Anderson and Jennifer Szusz; [back] Assistant Coach Tresa
Bromley, April Gross, Laurel Campbell, Kimberly Ferguson, Kerry HaHahan and Coach Marsha Szusz.
Absent when the photo was taken are April Bromley, Courtney Sauve, Tracy McCormick and Cheryl Lapp.
Diana Shobbrook honoured at shower
Muriel Millson, Woodstock and
Thelma Ellerby, Clinton held a
family relations shower on Sunday
at their mother’s, Dora Shobbrook
for Diana Shobbrook, August 29th
bride-elect.
Corsages were pinned on the
bride, her mother Darlene Shob
brook and the groom’s mother,
Marilyn Sjaarda. An address was
read by Muriel Millson. The
contest “Age’’ was won by
Darlene and Dora Shobbrook’s
“guessing the number in jar” was
won by Sharon Shobbrook. Card
Bingo was won by Diana Shob
brook, Bessie McBride, Marilyn
Sjaarda and Patricia Millson.
Gifts were presented to the
bride. She received many beautiful
and useful gifts. She replied
thanking the hostesses and all for
coming. Lunch of cake and ice crea
was served. There were 28 present
from Woodstock, London, Kitch
ener, Wingham, Clinton and Car-
low.
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