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Reaching the top
The boys’ volleyball team from Hullett Central Public School placed first at last week's
tournament held at Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton. The team is, in back, from
left: Michael Neeb, John Logan, Richard Baechler, Daren Armstrong and Steven Haak. In
the middle: Jeremy Hanna, Blair Trewartha, Matt Anderson, Jeff Carter and Coach Mr.
Livermore. In front: Wes Beacom and Robbie Archambault. The girls' volleyball team placed
second in the same tournament.
LondesboroThe news from
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Sermon covers
“Two images
ofGod“
Class sing for Gang
The first Happy Gang Seniors
meeting was held at the hall on
Wednesday, Jan. 29. It started with
a pot luck meal.
The Grade 5 class from Hullett
Central School provided entertain
ment. A sympathy card was sent to
Kay Konarski.
The meeting opened with O
Canada. The minutes of the
October and November meeting
were read. Reta gave the financial
report. Blyth Seniors are coming to
the March meeting.
Members will give an answer at
the February meeting on entertain
ment. Feb. K.P. is Orville and Reta
Kelland, cake is Audrey Thompson
—
and Phyllis Tyndall and ice cream
is Len Betty Archambault.
The next meeting is Wednesday,
Feb. 26.
There was an acknowledgement
to Harry Lear for his work with the
hospital board. Ken Woods and his
wife from Wingham will show
slides of their trip to Scotland.
Four tables of euchre were
played.
Winners were: ladies' high,
Phyllis Tyndall; ladies' lone hands,
Betty Archambault; ladies’ low,
Margaret Good; men's high, Len
Archambault;- men's lone hands,
Vietta Hoggart; men's low, Orville
Kelland.
AuburnTine news
Compiled by Kay Lapp
from
Phone 526-7264
Club discusses gifts
At 2 p.m. on Jan. 27 the
Walkerburn Club met at Betty
Archambault's home.
Vera Penfound opened the
meeting with a Helen Steiner Rice
reading "What More Can You
Ask?" She followed this with
prayer. The Lord's Prayer was said
in unison.
Minutes of the last meeting and
various thank you letters were read.
Roll call was answered, but due to
the weather only seven members
were present.
Vera then told about Christmas
delivery of gifts. For Wilfred
Collison they gave him his gift and
treated the other patients too. The
treasurer Bemice Norman gave her
report with $28.74 on hand and
$316.28 in the bank. A donation of
$5 had been received for a lap rug.
Vera continued with an article
from Clinton news which should
help politicians realize that nearby
hospitals are a necessity in this
'Winter World.' It was then decided
to give $100 to the Clinton
Hospital Fund. The collection draw
was received. Ila Cunningham won
the gift.
Vera invited members to her
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Greeter at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Feb. 2 was
Edna Reid. Ushers were Bob and
Karen Trick. Flowers at the front of
the church were in memory of Beth
Lansing and Angela Konarski.
The sermon topic was "Two
Images of God".
The annual congregation meeting
is Monday, Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m. -
Choir practice is 10:15 a.m. on Feb.
9 and 16.
People
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Rick and Brenda
Konarski and Frank and Kay
Konarski on the sudden passing of
their daughter and granddaughter
Angela.
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