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Sandra, David, Lynn and Nancy in Ottawa.
Colleen Carter of Exeter spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Carter.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne flunking
were her brother Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bell
of Brussels and their mother, Charlotte Bell
of Blyth, when they celebrated their
mother's 93rdbirthday.
Mabel Scott of Huronview visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee and at-
tended a work day at the church.
Eight Londesboro WI members attended
the Clinton WI 80th anniversary on March
27. Those attending included Helen Lawson,
Margaret Taylor, Doreen Carter, , Dora
Shobbrook, June Fothergill, Bery' and
Hazel Reid.
Sunday visitors with Dora Shobbrook
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibbings and Vera
Gibbings of Clinton.
By Dora Shobbrook Bryan Murray Howatt with elder Laura
LONDESBORO - Palm Sunday services Scott, Deanna Eleanor Lyon, with elder
were held at the Londesboro United Church Bert Lyon, Fredrick Robert Peek, with
on March 31. elder Lorne Husking, Michael John Rad-
Rev. Dave Snihur and Edna Reid greeted ford, with elder Dora Shobbrook, Andrew
the worshippers and ushers were Connie James Riley, with elder Garnet Wright,
• Hogged, Janet Wilts, Ron Nesbitt and Gary Julianne Shaddick, with elder Jack Lee,
Wild - - • Kerrie Leanne Shepherd, with elder Murray
The junior children and the confirmation Howatt, Brian Gary Whyte, with elder Gor-
class carried palm branches into the church don Shobbrook, Crystal Joan Whyte, with
in honor of Palm Sunday. elder Margaret Whyte.
Rev. Snihur announced that the Good Fri- Each confirmant was presented with a
day service will be held on April 5 at 8 p.m.; certificate by the elders and a token from
Easter Family Service will be held April 7; the church was given by Rev. Snihur.
Songfest is scheduled form April 14 at 7:30 Communion was also held. Gordon Shob-
p.m. The Youth Group is holding a Rock -A- brook and Garnet Wright assisted the
Thon on Apri112-13. minister. Elders of the confirmation class
Junior teachers were Margaret Medd and served the wine and bread.
Caron Snihur. People report
Eleven were confirmed, including Lisa P
Anne Bosman, with elder Jack Snell, Lori Mrs. Allen Shaddick visited last week with
Marie Bromley with elder Trudy Pollard, Staff Sergeant Richard and Mrs. Shaddick,
FCC announces interest rate increase
Farm Credit Corporation Canada (FCC)
today announced an increase in its interest
rates. Effective today, loans approved
under the Farm Credit Act with a five-year
fixed term carry an interest rate of 131/2 per
cent. This is up from the previous rate of
12% per cent which had been in effect since
January 21. The interest rates have gone up
in response to the rising cost of the funds the
Corporation borrows to lend to farmers.
The interest rate on Farm Credit Act
loans with a ten-year term is now 133/4 per
cent, up from the previous rate of 13 3/8 per
cent. The rate on loans with a 20 -year term
is 14 Per cent compared to the priorrate of
13 5/8 per cent.
The Corporation also announced that the
interest rate for FCC's new Shared Risk
Mortgage loans will be 131/4 per cent when
the program takes effect on April 1. With a
Shared Risk Mortgage, the interest rate is
adjusted annually, but the borrower and
FCC share equally in any interest rate in-
crease or decrease. Over the six-year term
of the Shared Risk Mortgage, the borrower -
is protected by a ceiling of 21/2 per cent on in- Dianne Oldfield, left, and Tracey Coward act in a play presented during the Junior
terest rate increases. Farmer's Variety Night. Bad weather affected audience attendanceat the March 3)l
The interest rate on loans under the Farm presentation. (Jaynes Friel photo)
Syndicate Credit Act is 131/2 per cent, up
from the previous rate of 123/4 per cent.
Nifty Needlers hold sixth meeting
LONDESBORO - The sixth meeting of the
Londesboro' I 4-H Club, the Nifty Needlers,
was held at Amy Gerrit's place on March 27.
Debbie Gerrits was absent. The roll call was
answered by telling if we are going to make
another knit garment after this club and if
so, what extras we'll add.
The business concerning our fashion show
and exhibit was discussed.
We checked our books and handed out the
cover pages then ribbing samples were
checked and also the garments that were
completed.
Beginner sewers were shown ho to do a
hem sample and for the more experienced,
the piping sample.
For the seventh and final meeting, to be
held April 3 at Mary Buffinga's, we are to
bring our finished garments and sample.
-press reporter Julie Hummel.
4 -Hers plan Achievement Day
By Margaret Hoggarth
KIPPEN - The third and fourth meetings
of Kippen 3, 4-11 club were held at the leader,
Joyce Wilson's home, on March 12. We open-
ed with the 441 pledge,.completed roll calls,
and exchanged books to check to see if they
were up-to-date. Yvette Predhomme read
the minutes. The material was read over,
and we learned the parts of the sewing
machine. Joyce Wilson demonstrated how
we were to do our samples.
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After a snack break, we decided on the
name of Sewing Sweeties for our club. The
color of pale green was decided on as a
background for our cover picture. Karen De
Jong offered to write up the minutes for the
meetings.
The sixth meeting of the Sewing Sweeties
was held at Eileen Townsend's home on
March 26. Karen De Jong read the minutes
of the last meeting. Books were checked for
up-to-dateness. Roll call was to show a ribb-
ing sample. The material for the meeting
was read and Joyce Wilson looked over
books and patterns. Completed books are to
be in to the leaders by April 19. Achievement
Day will be on May 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Huron
Centennial Public School,
Brucefield.-Press Reporter, Theresa Van
Dorp.
Personals
Mabel Kyle was able to come home from
hospital on April 1. We all wish her a speedy
recovery after her knee operation, and may
she soon be walking as good as new again.
Luke Kinsman, son of Dwight and Faye
Kinsman, is now home from St. Joseph's
hospital in London. We wish him well.
Kevin Dimond of Niagara Falls spent the
weekend with Paul Hoggarth. Paul and
Kevin are winding up their second year at
Mohawk College in Hamilton.
United Church News
Pastor Don Moffat presided in the pulpit
of St. Andrew's on March 31. Mary Moffatt
accompanied the hymns on the organ. Com-
munion was conducted by Pastor Moffat,
who explained that the Lord's Supper in-
volves four actions: Take, Bless, Break, and
Give, which go back to Christ's action in the
upper room. Pastor Moffat chose to have the
communion served in the Presbyterian
tradition, namely, the elders carried the
bread and wine to the people in the pews.
The pastor expressed the hope that the ser-
vice would be truly meaningful and uplifting
to all•participating.
Bulletin reminder that this Sunday, April
7 will be Easter Sunday family service, so
there will be no Sunday School.
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