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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2011-09-15, Page 7THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2011. PAGE 7. SALES EVENT! Congratulations Huron Pioneer Threshers! SALES EVENT runs September 14th - 23rd Equipment FOB Blyth, No Trade Prices Financing Available on items over $2500 Stock# Eligible Equipment Huron Tractor 50th Anniversary Huron Threshers 50th Anniversary Sales Event E61249 Ducker 60" flail front mount mower w/540 pto drive $2,300 $1,600 E66684 JD 78" heavy duty skid steer bucket w/grapple (like new) $1,595 $1,300 E68359A JD combine chaffe spreader off 9550 combine $1,220 $995 E68387A Allied 60" 3-point-hitch snowblower (like new) $1,690 $1,350 E68466A 85" material bucket for JD 600/700 loader (like new) $950 $700 E68583 White 6085 80HP MFWD cab tractor, 1993 $22,995 $18,900 E68733 Horst bale spear w/JD 600/700 series mount 550 $350 E69080 JD 750 15-ft. no till drill grass seed/fill auger $12,995 $10,950 E69207 Polaris 450 ATV Sportsman, low hours $6,580 $5,990 E69232 Arctic Cat 700 diesel ATV $4,890 $4,350 E68233 JD 72" mid-mount mower for JD 4000-series tractor $1,220 $875 E69352A MF 165 60HP 2WD gas tractor, 1972 $4,100 $3,650 E69400 JD F710 front mount mower w/48" deck, gas $2,640 $2,250 E69408 JD 218 combine flex head as traded $2,650 $2,200 E65817D JD combine straw spreader for 9760 $3,500 $990 E67993A 20.8-38 duals, snap on $1,270 $750 E68858 Lucknow S60H 3-point-hitch 60" snowblower $1,995 $1,750 E69195 JD 345 garden tractor w/54" deck, hyd. lift, P/S, cruise $2,995 $2,500 E69331 JD 1435 front mount mower w/60" deck, diesel $5,790 $4,995 E69457 NH 5030 MFWD tractor, 62HP, w/loader, 1993 $16,320 $13,500 E69488 NH 492 mower conditioner $4,430 $3,800 E69489 CIH 1594 85 hp 2WD cab tractor $12,110 $9,500 Huron Tractor — BLYTH, Hwy. 4 & County Rd 25 519-523-4244 Hullett Public School filled with sounds of students It is so good to hear the sound of children at play in the schoolyard again. And some of them have already had a field trip taking in the sights and sounds of the Blyth Steam Show last Friday. I expect they foundit a warm day on the grounds butinteresting just the same.Respect – valuing self, others and our world - is the character attribute receiving emphasis during September in all areas of their school day routines. It is up to the adults in their lives outside of classes to reinforce this attribute. The whole school will be participating in the sixth annual Terry Fox Run the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 23. Ask the young people in your lives if you wish to contribute to this Canadian Cancer Society event. By supporting the children in this endeavour weacknowledge its importance to thewhole community. Their first spiritday is Friday, Sept. 29. Pupils are asked to show their school spirit by dressing in the school colours that day, black and gold. Community members can support the folks of Goderich by dropping off donations at the school this week. Call the school if you need more information about this assistance. Shawn Allen has returned to the halls of Hullett as principal this 2011/2012 school year. Keeping those halls clean is Allan Bosman. Tara Mellor is back in the office keeping order.Janice Ryan and Jill Hausen arewelcoming the youngest of Hullett’schildren to education in the JK and SK room. There are two classrooms this year with just one grade. Kim Stanley is teaching Grade 1 and Craig Caldwell has Grade 2 children. A small number of Grade 2 children are in Nancy Pickell’s charge along with Grade 3 youngsters. Mark Campbell has a split 4/5 class and Julie Gilroy has a split 5/6 class. The most senior students, Grades 7/8, are being readied for high school by John Coups. Susan Barnett is the Music /Special Education co-ordinator and Julie Maver teaches French throughout the school. Glenda De Boer can be found in the library. Donna Douglas and Helen Vanden Heuvel are Educational Assistants. Welcome to Hullett, everyone. THE MEMBERS OF THE HURON PIONEER THRESHER AND HOBBY ASSOCIATION INC. would like to thank EVERYONE who assisted and supported our Club to make our 50th Reunion a huge success. What a Celebration! Thank you to Mother Nature for giving us perfect weather. Looking forward to seeing everyone next year at our 51st Reunion. A young fellow who grew up in our midst was married recently. Brent Thomas, son of Bob and June, wed Alice Gomes on July 23 at St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church in Toronto. Brent, who came to the village when he was 11, attended Hullett Central Public School and later Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Currently he works in the area of information security. Alice is an elementary school teacher in Toronto. As is the village custom, we wish to congratulate the young couple and extend to them our best wishes. If you would like to be part of a village gift for them you may leave a monetary donation at the post office. The Londesborough UCW will hold their first meeting of the fall on Monday, Sept. 19 beginning at 7:30 p.m. The focus of this meeting will be on beginning a new season with an uplifted spirit, leaving behind some of the ‘baggage’ that tends to slow everyone down and keeps each of us from being our best. The Londesborough United Church will be serving up its annual pork chop supper at the Londesborough Community Hall on Saturday, Sept. 24 from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets are available from any member of the Board of Stewards for $12 for adults, $6 for children ages 6 to 12. Take-out dinners are also available. Sunday School has reconvened for a new year at Londesborough United. All children are welcome to be a part of the activities and learning. NEWS FROM LONDESBORO By BRENDA RADFORD Call 523-4296 PEOPLE AROUND LONDESBORO Thomas wedding celebrated Hullett up, other schools down The Londesborough Happy Gang Seniors Club held their September card party at the Londesborough Community Hall on Friday, Sept. 9. There were 13-and-a-half tables of euchre players that evening. Charlie Shaw and John Pollard won first prize with a score of 84 points. A tally of 77 points won second place money for George and Gloria Love. Third place went to Bob and Pauline McMichael with 74 points. Seven successful lone hands played won that particular prize for Harold and Doris McClinchey. The group will hold its next card party on Oct. 14. The Happy Gang Seniors will have the first of their fall meetings on Wednesday, Sept. 28 beginning with potluck at 12:30 p.m. With a new school year starting, schools across the area, on average, are welcoming fewer students. Hullett Central Public School is the only local school that has increased enrolment, welcoming 162 students to their first day of school last. Hullett started the 2010- 11 school year with 156 students, and the 2009-2010 school year with 153 students. Brussels Public School saw 180 students pass through the doors on its first day of school on Sept. 6, down from last year’s final tally and significantly down from the 200 students the school expected to start last year. In the 2009-10 school year, Brussels Public School housed 220 students. Blyth was down one student from the end of the 2010-11 school year as 155 students entered the school for what is slated to be its final year. Last year the school welcomed 157 students on the first day of school and had 165 students the year prior. Grey Central Public School, which will open next year as NorthHappy Gang Seniors Club holds card party By Denny Scott The Citizen Continued on page 10 GREYHAVEN GARDENS 1/2 mile west of Londesborough Open 7 days a week 519-523-9781 Gorgeous Garden Mums and Fall Planters 50%OFF All 1 gallon perennials, trees and shrubs. We have a large selection of colours to choose from.