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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2001. PAGE 15.
School council acknowledges support
FROM LONDESBORO
Fifty-two family members attend-
ed the 66th Shobbrook Reunion held
at the Lions Park in Clinton on July
8. Attendees present came from
Woodstock, Dundas, Greensville,
London, Cambridge and various
points in Huron County. Coming the
farthest to be present was an
exchange student from France who
is visiting with Katie Hemingway,
Doris Gibbings' granddaughter.
President Bill Crawford of
Holmesville, welcomed everyone
Richard Bain conducted the serv-
ice at Londesboro United Church on
Sunday, July 15. Guest in the pulpit
on Sunday, July 22 will be Dave
Williams.
Flowers on the memorial stand
were placed by the family of the late
Edwin Ted Wood whose funeral was
held July 14.
The only son of Frank and
Rebecca Wood, Ted and his wife
The Londesboro Happy Gang
Seniors Club held a successful
euchre tournament at the
Londesboro Hall on Friday, July 13
with 16 1/2 tables in play.
There was a tie for first place with
78 points with Len and Betty
Archambault and Stuart and Lois
Chamney. Close behind with 77
On Monday, July 10 the
Londesboro Women's Institute
lunched at Millington's in
Brucefield, then toured Te-Em
Farms of Bayfield. The 14 women
enjoyed their afternoon together.
On July 14, Huron OPP were
called to a traffic collision on
Winthrop Road at the intersection of
Roxboro Line in Hullett Twp.
A 1992 Case. International tractor-
trailer unit driven by Franke Hosper,
20, of Stanley Twp. was turning left
from Winthrop Road. onto Roxboro
Line when the driver of another
westbound vehicle failed to spot that
the vehicle was turning. Matthew
Dunning, 19, of McKillop, in a 1997
Chrysler Intrepid was going to pass
the tractor-trailer unit. When he
The school council at Hullett
Central Public School works closely
with the staff and tries to meet the
needs and concerns of both the
pupils and their parents. Meetings
are held each month.
Guest speakers are often invited to
meetings to address topics of con-
cern raised by parents. Chairperson
of the counci. this past school year
was Lynda Horbanuik.
Several fundraising events are
sponsored each year to provide
Hullett and its students with the
extras that government funding no
longer provides.
Proceeds from the ham supper
held in the fall are used to purchase
school planners for pupils in Grades
2 to 8. These planners teach the users
and acknowledged greetings from
Barbara Shobbrook Joslin of
Victoria, BC. Bessie McBride of
Goderich was the oldest person pres-
ent; Jared Shobbrook, the late Ray
Shobbrook's grandson, was the
youngest. Trevor Armstrong, Sheila
(Shobbrook) Armstrong's son whose
birthday July 7 was noted as having
the birthday closest to July 8.
Chris Knox of Blyth. Beth
(Shobbrook) Knox's grandson was
the capable sports co-ordinator for
Harriet (Hattie) Gray farmed the
Wood family farm all 'their married
life. Theirs was the first farm east of
Highway 4 on the 12th of Hullett.
Ted raised registered shorthorn cattle
and breeding bulls.
Farming was Ted's whole life and
he was a true homebody. '
But he could be persuaded to ven-
ture off the farm to attend auction
sales. Over the years he
brought home many "treasures" on
which he could spend his days tin-
kering.
Another of Ted's passions was.
snowmobiling and rumor has it he
was out in that big storm of the early
70s. In later years he enjoyed doing
farm chores with the help of a three-
wheeler.
Grandson Greg Andrews who had
lived with and helped his grandpar-
ents for many years has been running
points were Kay Hesselwood and
Mary East for third place.
Thelma Deveau and Doris Laidlaw
were the most lone hands winners
with six. There were three share-the-
wealth draws.
Enjoy an evening of cards
with the seniors club again on Aug.
10.
The Institute will entertain at
Huronview on Aug. 13 at 2 p.m.
Friends and guests are invited to join
the institute members that afternoon.
If you wish to carpool, call any
group member.
noticed it was turning, he pulled the
vehicle back to his right avoiding a
collision with the truck, but losing
control of the car. It rolled several
times coming to rest in a farmer's
field.
The Seaforth Fire Department
assisted in medical aid and removal
from the car. The ambulance person-
nel took Dunning to the Seaforth
Public Hospital where he was treated
for minor injuries.
He has been charged with careless
driving over the incident.
organizational skills and prioritizing.
The council has held a craft sale for
the past two years in November.
Last spring they sponsored an
evening for family photos.
Zellers points collected in 2000-
2001 were used to purchase a new
school VCR. When the school curl-
ing mentioned a desire to have
school pins to school curling men-
tioned a desire to have school pins to
trade at bonspiels, the council felt
the idea had merit. Consequently
students at Tech 21 classes in
Clinton crafted a number of pins and
each Grade 8 graduate received one.
Two new trellises were -purchased
by the school Council for the front
gardens.
The Grade 8 class received funds
the gathering. All ages were kept
busy with races, slipper kicking,
tossing water balloons, clothespin
dropping and guessing the number of
jellybeans in a jar.
A candy toss, always a favourite
with the young folk, was also part of
the fun.
Those who weren't participating
certainly enjoyed watching those
who were. It was a very pleasant day
of sharing memories and making
new ones.
the farm since Ted moved to
Huronlea in Brussels a few years
ago.
Ted was a member of Londesboro
United Church and the church and
community offer their condolences
to his family.
for their graduating trip in return for
cleaning the school grounds in the
spring.
Your support of the council's proj-
ects is appreciated by the council,
the staff and pupils and makes
these aforementioned good things
happen.
Euchre pairs tie
WI lunches in Brucefield
• McKillop youth hurt in crash
52 attend Shobbrook reunion
The Blyth Festival wrapped up the children's workshops
with several mini-shows for an audience of parents and
friends on Saturday, July 14. (Mark Nonkes photo)