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Locals deal with illness, injuries
“’Tis the night before Christmas”
and the last paper is out. The final
column for 2014 has been written
and the staff of The Citizen and the
correspondents will enjoy the
holidays. News will not stop for the
remaining seven days of 2014 and
when the next paper is printed and
delivered to your door, the festivities
of Christmas and New Year’s will be
a memory. Hopefully all will have
an enjoyable time with family and
friends and their memories will be
happy ones.
I would like to wish everyone a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year and thank everyone for news
tips over the year. It is the little
things about our community that
have people enjoying the best little
local newspaper around. Thanks to
all and enjoy the holidays!
Having a little harder time
enjoying Christmas this year is
Brenda Wheeler. She suffered an
unfortunate accident and has a badly
broken ankle. She is lucky to have
her children home to lend a hand
over Christmas, but she will be a
while recuperating. We wish her all
the best and fast healing.
Jeff Thompson is also laid up for
Christmas, as he had a knee
replacement the week before in
Toronto and we wish him well in his
recuperation.
Glen Johnston is still a patient in
Wingham Hospital and we hope he
will be home for Christmas.
Neil McDonald has arrived back
in Ontario to celebrate Christmas
with us. He will have time to visit
with many of the relatives and with
friends as well.
My two oldest grandchildren have
birthdays in December. We
celebrated Brea’s two weeks ago
and this weekend we celebrated
Connor’s in New Hamburg. Always
tough having a birthday so close to
Christmas.
There will be a Christmas Eve
service at many of the churches of
our community including Duff’s
United. With an uncertain future
ahead of the congregation, our
church family can celebrate the birth
of Jesus, together. The service will
be led by Patty Banks and other
members of the congregation. We
encourage all to attend with their
families for the joyous celebration
of Christmas. This will be the final
service for 2014 and services will
resume at Duff’s in February. The
Unified Board of Duff’s has decided
to not hold services for the month of
January. We can assume it may be an
old fashioned Huron County winter
and everyone will feel better having
our church members safe and warm
at home. We will look forward to
seeing our church family on the first
of February.
Celebrating birthdays in the last
two weeks of December include
Stephen Bernard, Jim Dale,
Stephanie Rijkhoff Eedy, Abby
Strome, Meg Fritz, Geoff Dalton,
Marjory Humphries, Jeff
Lewington, Glen Mader, David
Pethick, Brittany Storey, Natalie
Wakabayashi, Brody Goodfellow,
Jean Bewley, Connor Jarosz.
Monique Baan, John W. Brown,
Pearl McCallum, Clayton Fraser,
Alice Searle, Brycen Medd, Blake
Dale, Ryan Bremner, Reagan Blair,
Michelle Blake, Anne Curreri, Kerry
Blake Dale, Mark Gillis, Rob
Dionne, Bryan McKague, Alaina
Poland, Kandice Jacklin, Greg Fritz,
Elise Ringgenberg, Hope Lowe,
Judy Emmrich, Paul Flaxbard and
Audrey Hackwell.
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what keeps you sustainable,”
MacLellan said. “Over the term of
these requests, you should come
back and tell us how successful
you’ve been. If it’s taxpayers’
dollars, we should be aware.”
He suggested that the centre
continue to hold fundraising events
and food drives in an attempt to
make it more sustainable, rather t
han turning up every year for its
cheque.
Council then passed a motion to
direct staff to prepare a report on a
potential donation to the centre and
to bring it back to council at a future
meeting.
By Jo-Ann
McDonald
Call
887-6570
PEOPLE AROUND
WALTON
NEWS
FROM WALTON
MacLellan wants food
bank to be sustainable
Special delivery
On Saturday night, the Brussel Legion’s final wing night for
2014 was paired with a meat draw on Dec. 20. Wings,
french fries and beverages were paired with a draw for
different kinds of meats and Christmas music to celebrate
the holiday season. Judy Lee, one of the volunteers helping
to run the event, is shown above delivering some of the
Legion’s famous wings. (Denny Scott photo)
While Huron East Council has
stirred up controversy in the past
with wind turbine-related road user
agreements, council passed an
agreement with Northland Power
without issue at its Dec. 16 meeting.
The agreement is technically
signed with the Municipality of
West Perth and Grand Bend Wind
Limited Partnership and includes
community fund provisions for
$50,000 annually.
This agreement marks the
municipality’s third involvement
with a wind turbine project. This
project will run, in Huron East, from
Rogerville Road from London Road
to Perth Road 183 (four kilometres)
and on Perth Road 183 from
Rogerville Road to the transmission
line which is just south of Highway
8 (12 kilometres).
In his report to council, Chief
Administrative Officer Brad Knight
said that this project carries with it
the highest voltage of any of the
three projects in which the
municipality is involved. He said
that a buried line the length of that
being used in this project is not
HE approves road-user
agreement with wind
development company
By Shawn Loughlin
The Citizen
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