The Citizen, 1989-12-06, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1989.
Londesboro
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Jr. Choir sings at service
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Dec. 3 were
Gordon Shobbrook and Garnet
Wright. Ushers were Kenneth
Penfound, Tim Airdrie, Paul Jewitt
and Kevin Wright.
The Junior Choir sang two
anthems. Flowers on the piano
were in loving memo/y of Harry
Watkins, placed by the family. A
Bible was presented to Angie
Konarski on her ninth birthday
when she now joins the congrega
tion for the church service. Dick
and Gladys Ottens have become
new members of the church. They
lit the first Advent Candle - The
Candle of Mystery.
Hymn-sing was held to replace
the second hymn. The sermon topic
was “The Mystery of The Mes
siah’’.
Senior Youth Group meets on
Thursday, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. at
Shuffleboard
results
There were 11 people present at
the Shuffleboard at Hullett Central
School on Wednesday evening,
Hillcrest Restaurant for supper
followed by Christmas Carolling in
the village. Bible Study and Prayer
Group meets on Friday, Dec. 8 at
1:15 p.m. at the Snihurs. Copies of
Dailry Bread, 1990 Church Calen
dars and Church mugs are still
available. The annual Christmas
pot luck dinner is next Sunday,
Dec. 20 after church. An Interde
nominational Christmas Service is
on Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Christian Reformed Church in
Blyth. Rev. Dave Snihur will be
preaching and singing. The board
members meeting is on Tuesday,
Dec. 5 at church at 7:30 p.m. The
After Supper Kids Club (Grades 3
to 6) meets on Saturday, Dec. 9 at
Auburn Church at 7 p.m. for
Christmas Carolling.
Senior Choir Practice is on
Saturday, Dec. 9 at 10:30 a.m. and
every Sunday morning until Christ
mas at 10:30 a.m.
The Londesboro Sunday School
students presented their Christmas
Pageant at the Church on Sunday
evening. It was depicted in song
and story and was very well done.
The staff and the children put in
a lot of hard work to produce it.
Happy Gang
holds Christmas
meeting
The November meeting of
Londesboro Happy Gang Seniors
was held on Wednesday, Nov. 29 at
the Londesboro Hall.
The U.C.W. ladies catered to a
Christmas dinner at 12 o’clock.
Over 60 seniors enjoyed a lovely
meal. After dinner they sang
Christmas Carols with Genevieve
Allen at the piano. Beth Knox
thanked the ladies for the meal.
Brenda Radford replied.
The following people won prizes
donated by merchants in the village
and Clare Vincent and Lome
Hunking: Gordon and Madeline
Radford, Clare Vincent, Cliff and
Ruth Shobbrook, Les Reid, Len and
Betty Archambault, Mary Long
man, Jean Scott, Orville and Reta
Kelland, Joe and Janet Hunking,
Jerry and Marie Thelan, Jack and
Helen Lee, Tom Allen and Arnold
Bruce.
After this there were 12 tables of
euchre. Ladies’ high was Mary
Dale, Clinton; ladies’ lone hands,
Vietta Hoggart; ladies’ low, Janet
Hunking; men’s high, Joe Hunk
ing; men’s lone hands, Watson
Reid; men’s low, Len Archambault.
WI meets
The December W.I. meeting will
be held on Wednesday, Dec. 13. It
will begin at 12 o’clock sharp with a
pot luck dinner.
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High man was Harry Lear; high
lady, Helen Lee.
There were nine people present
for Shuffleboard on Wednesday
evening, November 29. High man
was Harry Lear and high lady was
Audrey Thompson.
New project
offers seniors
carefree housing
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Plans for a new concept in senior
citizens’ housing, unique to Huron
County, will be unveiled at an open
house in the Clinton Town Hall on
December 6, from 7 to 9 p.m.
The project, to be called Maple
hill Retirement Village, will feature
a 35-unit, two-storey, non-profit
building in which owner-occupants
have a lifetime lease.
Featuring large two and three
bedroom units, each apartment will
also have two bathrooms, a solar
ium, a fireplace and a large kitchen
with three appliances as well as a
private laundry and storage room.
“A number of studies have
shown a real shortage of this type
of carefree housing for seniors in
Huron County,” said Jim Fitzger
ald of Clinton, Community Co-ord
inator of the project. “We hope
Maplehill will lead the way for
other similar projects in Huron.”
Maplehill will be tailor-made for
seniors with additional shared facil
ities like a whirlpool, a sauna,
crafts and games rooms, an atrium
and meeting rooms, all convenient
ly located within the building. It
will be fully accessible by an
elevator.
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