HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-08-05, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1987.
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250
Beekeepers meet council
Lear family move to Londesboro
We welcome Harry and Gail
Lear, David and Danny who moved
to the village in July. They
purchased the home of Mrs. Elsie
Shaddick, who is now living in
Maplewood Manor in Seaforth.
The church service will be held
August 9 at 11 a.m.
The guest speaker will be Rev.
Siebrand Wilts.
Remember Vacation Bible
School August 10 to 14. Registra
tion will be August 10 at 8:30 to 9
a.m.
W.l. public relations meeting
willbeheldAugustl2at8p.m.
Lois Elliott will give her report on
the 90th Anniversary Convention.
Muriel Millson of Woodstock
spent Thursday night with her
mother Dora Shobbrook. Sarah
spent the night with Tracy Salver-
da.
Margaret Good had the misfor
tune to fall and break a bone in her
foot on Thursday. She has a
walking cast on.
A meeting between members of
the Ontario Beekeepers Associa
tion and members of Hullett
Township Council was held yester
day evening (Tuesday) at the
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
spent Tuesday to Saturday at their
Constago Lake cottage.
Mary Longman was admitted to
Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday.
Doug Maize returned home from
London Hospital on Friday, July 31
for a trial run check.
The difference between estimated-
miles-per-gallon and what you
actually get is about like the
difference between salary and
take-home pay.
Hullettmunicipal office, but no
details of the purpose or the
outcome of the meeting were
available at press time.
The meeting was called by
township council for the purpose of
discussing a township-owned nec
tar plantation at Lot 13, Concession
2, on land adjacent to the Hullett
Wildlife Reserve, but Hullett
township clerk-treasurer Harry
Lear said Monday he was unable to
release any information pertaining
to the meeting prior to its taking
place.
The plantation consists of part of
a 100-acre farm formerly owned by
the Ministry of Natural Resources
and planted locusts and other
flowering trees for bee-keeping
experiments conducted by the
University of Guelph a number of
years ago, according to Russell
Fear of RR2, Wingham, an apiarist
who now keeps a large number of
hives on the property.
The property was traded to
Hullett Township at the time that
the MNR requested the closure of
several roads in the area to
accommodate the planned flood
ing of the wildlife reserve during
the 1970’s, and has been owned by
the township ever since.
Mr. Fear said that he had been
notified of the meeting, but had no
idea what it was about. Bill
Ferguson of Ferguson Apiaries
near Zurich, president of the
Ontario Beekeepers Association,
could not be reached Monday for
comment.
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