The Citizen, 1991-07-03, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1991. PAGE 7.
Iiondesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Happy Gang visits St.
Christopher's Beach
Vinners
Karen and Jeff Smith of RR3, Brussels stand next to their brand new 1991 Chev Cavalier.
MP Murray Cardiff, here with the lucky couple, drew the winning ticket at Club 284's dance
held at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre on Saturday night. Proceeds from
the draw will be used for St. John's Masonic Lodge No. 284's community park.
The June meeting of Londcsboro
Happy Gang Seniors was held on
Wednesday afternoon, June 26.
Members had a tour of Huron
County Museum at Goderich after
which 18 members enjoyed a pic
nic supper at St. Christopher's
Church
news
Ushers at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, June 30 were
Bert Lyon, Don MacGregor, John
Hoggart, and Rick Konarski.
Guest speaker was Don Vair. His
topic was "Friendship, Friends,
Love and Trust". Don and his wife
Mary sang a duet, "When I've
Walked the Last Mile of the Way".
Beach. There will be no Seniors'
meetings until September.
People
Friends of Rela Kclland will be
glad to know she has returned
home from Clinton Hospital.
Friends of Shirley Lyon will be
sorry to hear she is a patient in
Clinton Hospital. We all hope she
will soon be home again.
REGULAR OR DIETSeniors complex
ago
Construction will begin later this
■ ear on the new Maplehill senior
itizens co-op building in Clinton.
The board of directors for the
ion-profit, 18-unit complex gave
heir approval last week to proceed
with the project as 12 of the units
are sold.
The two-storey building, to be
erected on the north end of Clinton,
features two and three bedroom
units that are purchased on a life
lease basis by residents, who then
have an opportunity to take .part in
the management of the building.
Jack Roorda, president of the
five-person volunteer board, said
the architect, Desh Malhotra of
London, will now proceed to final
drawings, with tenders expected to
be let later this summer. Construc
tion could start as early as Septem
ber with occupancy predicted to
take place next June.
"We are very pleased to at long
last see this project get off the
ground," said Mr. Roorda. Plans for
the building were unveiled 18
months ago, but because the project
is non-profit, al least 60 per cent of
the units had to be sold before it
could proceed.
People interested in one of the
four remaining units may contact
Jim Fitzgerald of Clinton, Maple
hill's community co-ordinator.
887-9226
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