The Citizen, 1991-01-09, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1991.
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Area woman in hospital
Florence Cartwright, John and
Claude spent Chrsitmas Day with
her mother, Mrs. Mae Rinn of
Belgrave and visited on Boxing Day
with Howard and Marjorie Cart
wright. John Cartwright of Mon
treal visited with his mother who
returned home with him for a visit.
Friends and neighbours of Mrs.
Shirley Lyon will be sorry to hear
she is presently a patient in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London. The
best wishes of the community are
extended to her for a speedy
recovery.
Shuffleboard will be held at
Hullett Central School on Wednes
day evening, January 9 at 8 p.m.
W.I. members take note that the
January meeting will be held at 2
p.m. on Wednesday, January 9 at
the hall. Each member is to bring a
guest, a craft and an article for a
penny sale.
Seventeen members of her
family were Christmas visitors with
Hazel Watkins.
Holiday dinner guests with Beth
Knox on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Swan and Ricky, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Knight, Bob and Cyndra, all of
London.
Christmas Eve family members
and friends visited with Beth Knox
after the Christmas Eve service.
Christmas Day Beth Knox enjoyed
dinner with Mel and Barb Knox
and family with Barb’s parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Irwin of Clinton.
Sunday visitors with Beth Knox
on December 30 were Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Irwin, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Knox, Theresa, Melanie and
Chris.
Executive
Harold Usher, second from left, was the installing officer at Maitland Motivators installation
meeting Monday night. With Mr. Usher, from left, are: Mervyn Lichty, Sergeant-in-Arms; Allan
Dettweiler, President; Frank Procter, Treasurer; Carmen Klaus, Administrative Vice-President;
Sandra Mayberry, Secretary and Rob Demaray, Education Vice-President.
Youths attend
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, January 6 was
Donna Shaddick. Ushers were
Kerri Szusz, Pam Salverda, Jenni
fer Szusz and Kelly Bosman. Holy
Communion was held.
Kerri Szusz, Kelly Bosman and
Scott Shaddick gave a presentation
about the Toe Alpha Conference
they attended last weekend in
Toronto. Angela Horbanuik also
attended but was unable to be
present. Scott spoke on drugs.
Kerri spoke on drinking. Kelly
spoke on feelings and grieving. She
thanked those who sponsored their
trip.
The Senior Youth Group will
meet Thursday, January 10 from 8 -
10 p.m. for games at Hullett
School.
Masons install
Brother Robert Shaddick was
installed as Worshipful Master of
Hullett Masonic Lodge #568 A and
AM at the annual Installation of
Officers for 1991.
Other officers are: IPM, W. Bro.
Lome Snell; SW, W. Bro. Robert
Anderson; JW, Bro. Mervyn Durn-
in; Chaplain, Bro. Eric Anderson;
Treasurer, W. Bro. Gordon Shob-
brook; Secretary, VW. Bro. John
Lee; 30, W. Bro. Allan Bosman;
JD, W. Bro. David Lee; D of C,
RW. Bro. Clare Vincent; IG, W.
conference
The Work and Life Committee
invites everyone to a Classic Film
night Sunday, January 13 at Hullett
School from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Silver
Collection.
Londesboro annual meeting at
the Church on Monday, January 28
is at 7:30 p.m. Senior choir practice
is at 10:30 a.m. on January 13 and
20.
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, December 30
were Jim and Ramona Jamieson.
Ushers were Rick Archambault,
Bill Bromley, John Hoggart and
Doug Dolmage.
The sermon topic was “The Star
Shines Still’’. All committee re
ports for the annual meeting and
congregational reports should be in
to the secretary by January 14.
officers
Bro. John Jewitt; SS, W. Bro.
Murray Nesbitt; JS, Bro. Kenneth
Armstrong; Tyler, R.W. Bro.
William Vincent; Historian, R.W.
Bro. William Leiper; Auditors, W.
Bro. Allan Caldwell and W. Bro.
Bruce Shillinglaw; Trustees, W.
Bro. Robert Shaddick, Bro. Lome
Snell, W. Bro. Robert Anderson,
W. Bro. Gordon Shobbrook and Br.
Mervyn Durnin.
R. W. Bro. Clare Vincent was
Installing Master assisted by sever
al other Brethren.
Hymn-sing opens UCW
Burns U.C.W. meeting was held
in Londesboro Church Wednesday,
January 2. There were 12 members
present. Clara Riley opened the
meeting with a hymn-sing with Ida
Leiper at the piano, then all
repeated the Lord's Prayer.
Clara had a reading “The man in
the Tree”. As Renee Snell was
absent, Clara asked Josephine to
take over. Roll call was answered
Belgrave Kinsmen
announce calendar
Winning ticket holders of the
Belgrave Kinsmen Calendars tor
the first week are: January 1,
$1,000, Randy Allen. RR 1. Wood-
stock; January 2, $50, Jenniter
Purdy, Wineham; January 3, $50,
Verna and Larry Hodgins, Wing-
by a Bible verse and the paying of
dues. Jean Scott read the minutes
of the previous meeting and Mar
garet Taylor gave the treasurer's
report. Another reading was given
by Joan Hoggart: “Not only for our
„food”. Josephine closed the meet
ing by all repeating the Mizpah
benediction.
Lunch was served bv Clara's
group.
winners
ham; January 4, $50. Dennis
Jewitt. Seaforth; January 5. $100,
Doug Chamney, Auburn: January
6, $50, Neil Vincent, RR 3. Wing
ham: January 7, $50, Glen John
ston, RR 2. Bluevale; January 8.
$50. Lynn and Sharron Jerome. 323
Matilda St., Clinton.
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TAX FACTS
Some Ontario Retail Sales Tax (RST) Changes
You Should Know About
Recently, the Ministry of Revenue announced that the Province of
Ontario will not charge Retail Sales Tax (RST) on the federal Goods
and Services Tax (GST).
If you have paid RST on top of GST, you may receive a refund from
your retailer.
The following changes became effective January 1, 1991:
• To offset some of the costs incurred by vendors as a result of the
GST, the Ontario government is increasing the amount of compen
sation to vendors for the collection and remittance of RST.
• The RST audit and refund period has been increased from three to
four years.
• The refund of RST on goods taken out of Ontario by tourists and
on transient accommodation will be amended.
If you want to know more about these changes in the Retail Sales
Tax Act, call your local RST office listed in the blue pages of your
telephone book, or the Ministry of Revenue's multilingual Telephone
Information Centre, toll-free:
Metro Toronto 965-8470
All Other Areas 1-800-263-7965
French Language Enquiries 1-800-668-5821
Telephone Device for the Deaf 1-800-263-7776