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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2010-11-04, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2010. Kindergarten Registration 2010-2011 November 2010 at Your Community Public School Ted Doherty Director of Education Jenny Versteeg Chair DATES AND LOCATIONS North Huron Area Schools Monday Morning, November 8 Grey Central Public School - Call 519-887-6601 Turnberry Central Public School - Call 519-357-2548 Wednesday Morning, November 10 Hullett Public School Call 519-523-4201 Friday Morning, November 12 Blyth Public School - Call 519-523-9201 Wednesday Morning, November 17 Brookside Public School - Call 519-529-7900 Friday Morning, November 19 East Wawanosh Public School - Call 519-357-2960 Brussels Public School Call 519-887-9361 Tuesday Morning, November 23 Wingham Public School Call 519-357-3270 Children 3 years old by Dec. 31, 2010, are eligible for JK in Sept. 2011 JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN Children 4 years old by Dec. 31, 2010, are eligible for SK in Sept. 2011 SENIOR KINDERGARTEN yourschools.cayourschools.ca To the Voters of Huron East & Central Huron THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT on October 25th ROBERT HUNKING http://blogrehlearning.blogspot.com NEWS FROM AUBURN It was a busy weekend in the village. Many little ghouls and goblins came out to the Auburn Community Hall to celebrate Halloween on Friday evening. The Auburn Playground Committee was overwhelmed by the attendance. Families from near and far came to participate in the Family Halloween Night while J.C. Coutts from 101.7 The One morning show played music. It was a packed house. The Halloween Dance on Saturday night was equally as successful. There was a great turnout. Prizes for best costumes were given to “Gene Simmons” (who is believed to be Jeff Nesbitt), John Hulley for his inflatible wrestler costume and Bev Lamb and Paul Cooke for their inmate costumes. The numbers are not in yet from the events, but will be available next week. The Auburn Playground Committee has erected a “goal chart” on the front of the Auburn Community Hall to let residents know their progress. A big “thank you” goes out to the Auburn Lions for their help with these events, as well as to J.C. Coutts for the entertainment. It is great to get the community together and have some fun! With that in mind, the Auburn Horticultural Society would like toremind residents that there will be ameeting on Monday, Nov. 15 at 7p.m. at the Auburn Community Hall.Guest speakers, florist Susan St.Louis and Linda Wilson, will be providing ideas for seasonal decorating. Come and bring a friend – everyone is welcome, lunch will be served. There will be a free draw prize ticket to anyone who brings someone who has not attended a Horticultural meeting. Please contact Karen Redmond at 519-526-7633 or Tiffany Craig at 519-526-1070. WALKERBURN CLUB Eight members of the WalkerburnClub met at the home of DeannaSnell on Oct. 18. Deanna serveddelicious desserts with coffee andtea prior to the meeting. EileenMcClinchey was president for the month and opened the meeting with readings on the Walkerburn Community and the #9 school from the Hullett Twp. history book. She followed with prayer and also read the minutes of the last meeting. Ila Cunningham gave the treasurer’s report. Roll call was answered with what members did for Thanksgiving and payment of dues. The group welcomed a new member, which brings membership back to 10.Business included donations to thePopp and Caldwell familes for theloss of their homes and to theCanadian Red Cross. The next meeting is on Nov. 15th at the home of Vera Penfound. Audrey Boonstoppel will be president for the month and Ila Cunningham will supply the lunch and Vera Penfound the program. There will also be a miscellaneous sale with the proceeds going to the Salvation Army. Ila Cunningham concluded the meeting with a reading “Happy Fall” and a history contest. Graduation TYLER JUTZI, BBA James and Lyn Jutzi are pleased to announce the graduation of their son Tyler from Wilfrid Laurier University. Tyler received his Honours Bachelor of Business Adminstration with High Distinction at the Fall Convocation on October 29, 2010. We are very proud of your accomplishments. Love Dad and Mom, Christopher, Ryan By Koreen Moss 519-526-1060 kandkmoss@ sympatico.ca PEOPLE AROUND AUBURN New pres from Auburn Marinus Bakker, RR3, Auburn, was elected president of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture at the organization’s annual meeting in Holmesville, Oct. 28. Bakker, who was unopposed, succeeds Wayne Black, also of RR3, Auburn who retired after serving two years. In accepting his position, Bakker praised the work of Black in his two years as president and for attending many meetings to speak on behalf of Huron’s farmers. Black said being president allowed him to meet many wonderful people. He said the federation’s board of directors was made up of many diverse people bringing different views to any subject. When a policy comes before them, the directors “rip it apart, chew on it for a while and put it back together in a way that helps agriculture”. He also praised the work of the public relations committee which created a new logo, was designing a new website and was exploring the use of social media as a way of advocating for agriculture. Acclaimed first vice-president was Joe Vermunt of Zurich while Carol Leeming of Seaforth was acclaimed second vice-president. Local township directors include: Colborne, Geoff McMullen; Hullett, Carman Drost; Morris, Pat Jamieson and East Wawanosh, Joan Vincent. Among those acclaimed as directors at large were Steve Webster, Ian Scott and Stephen Thompson. Elected to the Ontario Federation of Agriculture’s Policy Advisory Committee were Ken Scott for Huron East (comprising the former townships of Howick, Morris, McKillop and Turnberry); Wayne Black for Huron West, (Goderich, Colborne, Ashfield, East and West Wawanosh and Hullett) and Wayne Hamilton for Huron South (Hay, Stephen, Usborne, Stanley and Tuckersmith). Elected delegates for Huron West were Joan Vincent, Bruce Bergsma and Jeff Klomps. Delegates from Huron East are Steven Webster and Christa Eckert, with one vacancy to be filled. South Huron delegates are Carol Leeming, Bev Hill and Grant Jones. By Keith Roulston The Citizen Performing It was a magical evening, just as it was billed, in Auburn at Knox United Church on Saturday night. The church’s annual variety concert featured The Harbouraires. (Vicky Bremner photo) Auburn Halloween dance, event well attendedpage 10_page 10 10-11-02 12:33 PM Page 1