The Citizen, 2003-07-16, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2003.
PEOPLE AROUND
LONDESBORO
By BRENDA
RADFORD
Call
523-4296
The Fellowship Bible Chapel will
hold its third drive-in service on
Sunday, July 20. Janna Steinson and
Rebecca Bohner, the Tavistock Duet
will provide musical entertainment.
Hank Gelling, a missionary in
Belgium for 28 years, who is
familiar to many in these parts of
Huron County will be the evening’s
speaker.
A time of fellowship and
refreshments will follow the
service.
During May, Richard and Tricia
Bergsma and children sold their
home on the western outskirts of
Londesborough and moved onto i
small farm on the 13th of Hullett.
Although villagers are always sorry
to lose residents, the Bergsma family
has not gone far. Their new home
was recently owned by Mervyn and
Gaye Datema. Oldsters will know
that farm as that of Bert and Dora
Shobbrook.
About a month ago the family of
Paul and Kathy Porter moved into
the former Bergsma residence. Be
sure to welcome Paul and Kathryn
and their three young children into
our midst. The Porters came from
Goderich Twp. Paul is employed at
the North Huron plant of Wescast in
Wingham.
Mickey and Teresa Smith and
sons, Michael and Matt, are the new
owners of the former home of Jack
and Phyllis Potter. The Smiths come
from the Teeswater area but are no
strangers to this part of Huron
County having once lived near
Kinbum. The boys attended Hullett
Central Public School at one time.
Mickey is a farm labourer. Welcome
to Londesborough.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to Ed and Mary Salverda
and family on the sudden passing of
Mary’s mother, Mrs. Joan Rolleman,
of Stratford. Certainly the family
would appreciate your prayers at this
most difficult time.
Locals named LDSS Scholars
CASSIE FISCHER
Cassie, an Ontario Scholar from Listowel District
Secondary School, is the daughter of Bruce and Rhonda■ H Fischer of RR3, Brussels. She has been accepted into
the Second Language teaching program at the ■1WI
CANDACE BAILLIE
Candace, daughter of Lloyd and Connie Baillie, RRl,
Monkton, is in the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship
program for tool and die and hopes to continue through
Conestoga College in the fall. She is an Ontario Scholar
from Listowel District SS.
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JESSICA
VAN LOO
The daughter of John and Jeannette Van Loo of RR2,
Bluevale, Jessica is an Ontario Scholar from Listowel
District Secondary School. She will study honours
agriculture at the University of Guelph.
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THOMAS BAKER
The son of Alan and Shirley Baker of RR3, Brussels,
Thomas is an Ontario Scholar from Listowel District
Secondary School. He will apprentice as a farm
machinery mechanic through Fanshawe College and the
Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program.
Area GDCI students Ont. Scholars
JUSTIN CHAMNEY
Justin, an Ontario Scholar from Goderich District
Collegiate Institute and the son of Eldon Chamney of
RR1, Auburn will be attending the University of
Waterloo to become a chartered accountant.
TINA MUEHLETHALER
The daughter of Joerg and Sabine Muehlethaler of
RR5, Goderich, Tina is an Ontario Scholar from
Goderich District Collegiate Institute. She will be
attending Queen’s University in Kingston, to study
nursing.
FROM LONDESBORO
Seniors
host card
party
The Happy Gang Seniors of
Londesborough held their euchre
party at the Londesborough
Community Hall on Friday evening,
July 11. There were 20 1/2 tables of
card players.
Eric and Kathy Driscoll had the
high score at the end of the evening
with 71 points. Close on their heels
for second place with 70 points were
Doris McClinchey and Deanna
Bacon. There was a tie for third
place with two couples scoring 69
points - Thelma Deveau and Doris
Laidlaw and Eric and Bernice
Moore.
Lone hand winners were George
Bacon and Harold McClinchey,
Joanne MacDonald, Marie Giousher
and Marilyn Archambault were
share-the-wealth winners.
The seniors’ next card party will
be held on Aug. 8.
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