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Londesboro
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Cubs hold
by Dora
Shobbrook
The church was filled on
Sunday morning when the 1st
Londesboro Cub and Scout
Groups held their annual
church parade. Leading the
parade were flagbearers, Cub
Ronald Vincent and Cub Todd
Hoggart and the different
packs and troups were led by
leaders David Lear, Wayne
Hulley, Norman Cartwright
and Greg Andrews. for the
Cubs and Jim Jamieson. Tom
Pollard and Laura Popp for
the Scouts. Absent were Cub
leaders Michael Overholt and
David Armstrong, Scout
leaders Bryan McClure and
Bob Thompson.
Ushers were Cubs Robbie
Radford and Russell Nesbitt,
and Scouts Warren Hulley
and Bradley Lyon. Rev.
McDonalds theme was "our
hands" and his sermon topic
was "these hands of ours"
using as his text "whatsoever
thy hand findeth to do, do it
with thy might". He stressed
that our hands can be used for
good or for evil. He
challenged the Cubs and
Scouts to use them for good
for other people, to do a good
turn for someone everyday.
The scripture was various
reading of how Jesus used his
hands for the good of
mankind.
During the service, Cub
John Cartwright was
presented with his religion
and life badge, one of the
higher awards given to a Cub.
John recited a number of
scriptural assignments given
to him. Rev. McDonald, the
Cubmaster, presented the
badge to John.
Greeters at the service
were Nick Whyte and Bert
Shobbrook and the choir
anthem was the very
beautiful "The Picture of
Jesus" with Mrs. Allen
Shaddick choir leader and
Mrs. Glenn McGregor
organist. Rev. McDonald's
children's story was "stop
signs". Junior congregation
teachers were Barbara
Carter and Mrs. Bob Peel_
The flowers on the
memoriam stand were placed
by Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Adams in loving memory of
Anns mother, Mrs. Wm.
Walsh, Kincardine.
UCW general
meeting
The UCW general meeting
was held on Monday April 3 in
the Sunday School rooms
when president Helen Lawson
welcomed all, opened with
the reading "its growing."
Minutes were read by
secretary Nona Pipe.
Correspondence included
thank-yous from Mildred
McNall, Tom and Margaret
Whyte, Lloyd Pipe and
Stephen Duizer;, invitations
from Auburn, Blyth and
Walton UCW's Easter
Thankoffering on April 9th;
joint service of Wesley -Willis
and Ontario Street United
Churches at Ontario Street
Church, Sunday April 30th at
8 p.m.; to Hospital Day on
May 10th 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at
Clinton Public Hospital; a
Christmas card and two
letters from Foster Child in
Hong Kong. It was moved to
write her a letter and send $20
fora gift.
. The treasurers report was
read by Margaret Good and it
was moved to donate $50 to
Don and Kathy Reuger; fire
victims. Registration forms
Nomination
Three area residents will
seek the nomination for the
Liberal candidacy in the
federal riding of Huron -Bruce
at the upcoming annual
meeting
The meeting, at Huron
Central Secondary School in
Clinton at 8:15 p.m. on Apr.
19, will have Hugh Faulkner,
Minister of Indian Affairs and
Northern Development, as
guest speaker.
Those seeking the Liberal
nomination in Huron -Bruce
are Graeme Craig, Walton;
, Grant Chisholm, Lucknow
40 and Jean Adams, Goderich.
Jean Adams, a widow, is a
long-time member of the
Liberal party. She is past
executive vice-president of
the provincial Liberals, and
has been a director in the
federal Liberal party.
Grant Chisholm operates
his own oil and home fuel
business in Lucknow. He has
been a member of the Lions
Club for 10 years, has
coached minor hockey and
ball teams. and is a past
district governor for the
Lions Club. He is married
with three boys and six girls.
Graeme Craig of Walton
operates and owns a farm in
McKillop Township. He is a
director of the Huron Cat-
tleman's Association.
for Westminister College May
26 to 28 and for Alma College
August 20 to 23 were received..
It was moved to donate $25 to
Alma College. London..
Helen Lee reported for
manse committee. the 100
anniversary of the manse to
be held in June. Anyone
wishing to donate bulbs or
shrubs to the manse com-
mittee would be appreciated.
The next meeting will be June
5th.
WI card party
There were nine tables in
play at WI card party on
Friday night_ Winners were:
ladies' high, Alice Buchanan;
lone hands, Margaret Good;
low, Laurel Duizer; men's
high, Pearl Curnmings
(playing as a man) ; lone
hands., Claire Vincent; low,
Ruth Vincent (playing as a
man) ; lucky cup, Ted
Fothergill. There will be
another on April 21st in
charge will be Marg
Anderson, Isabel Colson and
Tri Duizer.
Cubs and
Scouts meet
The Cub and Scout groups
held a joint meeting in the
school on Tuesday PuPdng
After individual opening
exercises the Cubmaster
introduced Mrs_ Jon Radford,
who spoke to the groups on
water safety.
Following the well
presented study by Mrs_
Radford, which captured the
attention of all Cubs and
Scouts, a film on water safety
was shown_ The Blue Pack,
under leadership of David
Lear, conducted the opening
and closing for the cub pack.
All Cubs and Scouts were
reminded of the father -son
banquet on April 18th, and
that the church service would
be held on Sunday. Next week
would be the deadline for
passing of any badges that
would be presented at the
father -son banquet_
Londesboro I 4-H
The eighth meeting of
Londesboro I 4-H was held at
the home of Mary Buffanga,
when the home economist and
her friend came to visit_ A
game was played and
discussion held on baby
sitting.
Londesboro III 4-H
On Monday April 3rd,
Quazy ` Quilters met at the
home of Marjorie Duizer for
meeting 6_ Safety in the hoarse
and achievement Day were
discussed.
On Wednesday April 5, the
group visited the pottery
store in Blyth, where Mr.
Ward showed the girls how
pottery was made and how it
was fired.
PersonaLs
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs_ Murray Adams
on the death of her mother
Mrs. William Walsh, Kin-
cardine.
Mr. Norman Alexander
was admitted to hospital in
Sault Ste_ Marie. while they
were visiting their daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cousineau
and family.
Mrs. Laura Saundercock
was admitted to Clinton
Public Hospital on Saturday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwing
returned home on Monday
April 3rd after spending six
weeks at Dade City and
Winter Haven, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Radford also returned home
on Monday from spending
winter months at Palm
Beach, Florida.
WI executive members
Dora Shobbrook, Marjorie
Duizer, Marjorie Anderson
and Margaret Taylor at-
tended Huron West meeting
at Dungannon on Monday
April 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
McLeod, Mitchell attended
church here on Sunday and
visited with her sister Mrs.
Olive Penfound and Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dolmage and Angela were
Sunday visitors with her aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Good..
Bob and Vi Burns had a
very surprised visit from her
old public school friends on
the weekend, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Addison from Silver -
water, Manitoulin Island.
They corresponed regularity,
but had not seen each other
for 46 years.
Visiting on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Cart-
wright, John and Claude was
her mother, Mrs. Mae Rinn 61
Belgrave and all attended
church where John received
his religion and life badge
from Cubmaster Rev.
McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen
spent the week with their
daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Jackson, Briail. Ken
and Sandra at R ldgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter
and Colleen visited on
parade
Saturday
Waterloo_
Mr. and Mrs_ Bert Shob-
brook, Thelma EIlerby,
Frank, Dorie and Chastity
Colquhouu visited on
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs_
Ross Millsonm, Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne
Hunking visited on Sunday
with Mr_ and Mrs_ Art
Hankin, Todd and Tara at
Centralia when they
honoured them on their 361
wedding anniversary_
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm-
strong and Mas_ Glen Carter
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs.. Clarence Walden„
Seaforth celebrating their
50th wedding anniversary_
Those attending UCW
Easter Thankoffering
meetings on Sunday night
were Mrs_ Harry Lear, Mas_
Tom Duizer and Mrs.. Dave
Anderson at Aubauro, Mr_ and
Mrs.. Ken Hulley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and
Mas_ Russell Good at Blyth..
The UCW are planning
their annual ham supper for
May 24th_
with Larry in
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