HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1985-12-04, Page 11Children give White Gifts
Children from the Church School
proceeded from the back of the
church to the reserved seats at the
front when they took part in the
White Gift Service, Sunday morn-
ing at Duff's United Church.
Dianne McCallum was in charge
of the first part of the service.
Readers were Brian Love, Susan
Carter and Jim Clark. Heather
McGavin read "The Magnificat of
Mary" from Luke 1: 46-45.
Bonnie Lamble told the child-
ren's story. After the presentation
of white gifts the children went to
the basement for their lessons with
teachers, Maxine Marks, Gloria
Love, Dianne McCallum and Marie
McGavin.
Organ music was supplied by
Elva Wilbee. Ushers were Lavern
Godkin, Keith Wilbee and Barry
Hoegy.
This being the first Sunday of
Advent, the first candle was lit by
Elizabeth Lamble. Next Sunday is
Communion at 10:00 a.m. The
Egmondville minister will take the
service here while Bonnie goes to
her church.
It has been an honour and a pleasure to serve
the people of Grey Township as your Reeve for
the past four years and I do appreciate the
confidence you have placed in me by
acclaiming me for another term of office.
I look forward to working with our new Clerk,
Brad Knight and the members of the Grey
Township Council - Lyle Pettapiece, Fred
Uhler, Helen Cullen and Graeme MacDonald. I
will continue to serve you to the best of my
ability.
I am really excited about being a candidate
for the position of Warden for Huron County for
1986. If elected please accept this as your
personal invitation to attend a reception in the
Goderich and District -Community Centre on
Tuesday, December 10th at 9 p.m.
Leona Armstrong, Reeve,
Township of Grey
BY BOB MURPHY
The Huron County Board of
Health has defined the areas it has
allocated to nursing agencies
providing public health services to
the county.
The board made county council
aware of its decision in a report
made to the retiring council at its
last session Thursday.
There are two nursing agencies
which provide such services for the
county -- the Victorian Order of
Nurses and Community Nursing
Services.
The board has authorized that
VON will be responsible for that
portion of the county south of
County council joins call for end
to education strikes
BY BOB MURPHY
The Town of Durham can add
Huron County council to the
growing list of supporters for its
resolution urging the provincial
government to declare teachers as
provoding an essential service and
therefore not permitted to strike
nor to be locked out by a school
board.
County council passed a resolu-
tion Thursday to support Dur-
ham's stand on the issue.
Durham has been seeking sup-
port of all municipal governments
for the resolution which requests
the Province of Ontario to amend
the School Boards and Teachers
Collective Negotiating Act to
provide that where an agreement
can not be negotiated between a
bargaining unit of a teacher's
federation and a school board, the
matter must be resolved by
binding arbitration.
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Peewees
get in
the swim
On Saturday, November 23
members of the Walton Peewee
ball team were taken to Palmerston
by their coaches, Bruce Clark and
Steve Noble, Sr.
They were treated to the use of
the pool, sauna and whirlpool at
"The Ranton Place". The boys
then played the video games, etc.
prior to finishing the day with a
dinner at the same place.
Team members are Joe Ryan,
Steve Fritz, Steve Noble Jr., Tim
Nolan, John Steffler, Tony Grei-
danus, Brian Alcock, Ron Steven-
son, Manny Taylor, Jim Clark and
Gary Williamson.
Highway 8, including the Town of
Goderich, while CNS will be
responsible for covering the area
north of Highway 8, including the
Town of Clinton.
By using Highway 8 as the
dividing line, the board feels that it
maintains the previous allocation
of cases, leaves each agency with
urban areas and provides a clear
cut dividing line.
Approximate population in the
VON coverage area is 29,200 with
15,200 considered urban. In the
area covered by CNS the figures
are 26,000 with 7,900 considered
urban.
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decorating and loading the shelves with all
kinds of goodies for kids, big and small, and
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