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Women's Shelter and
Counselling Services of
Huron, conducted a work-
shop for Explorers and
Messengers . age, at
Dungannon Senior
-Citizens Centre .on August
20 ;and 27'by counselors
Gwen Richardson. and.
Arletta Glenn. • The work-
shop' focused on dating,
violence and healthy rela-
tionships. Nineteen girls
from this area participated
in the program;
.Bob and Josephine?,
Milligan, Sangudo;
Alberta (north . of
Barrhead), former co-
• worker of Elsie
Pannabecicer.in 'Calgary,
were over night guests of
Elsie and Roger
Pannabeeker and took in
Tees•water Fair on
Saturday, Aug. 23 with
them
Congratulations were
extended to . Tom ..and
Deloris Culbert, on the
occasion of their 25th.,
wedding anniversary on
August 25, at . the
Dungannon ` Senior
Citizens.
Eight tables were in
play .on Wednesday, Aug.
27 with Isabel Kilpatrick,
Deloris Culbert,. Leonard
Good and Harold Adams
declared winners.
Cousins Rachael and
Dennis ' Branift cif
Waterloo, grandson Robert
and great gran•ddaughteir.
Lacey, spent Wednesday,
Aug. 27 with Aileen
Tromnaer.
On Wednesday evening
Sept. 3, at Dungannon
Senior Citizen card party,
'11 tables were .in play, five
ladies tied for low score.
Vivian Hogan, Ruth
Conley, Lenore Glenn,
Adeline Allan and
Margaret Errington,' with
Lillian Appleby high:
High and low men were
Fred Kuras . and Bob
McCormick.
A .bon -voyage was
wished to Sherry and
Tanya Hodge as they
gmbarked,, Sept, 1, on a
year'shi,,absence, to attend
teach'er's college at
Canterbury, Kent; County,,
England.
Eva Flood,,.froni Alix,
Alberta, is visiting her
'daughter 'Jane.t Caesar,
NOTICE TO MUNICIPAL. ELECTORS OF
' THE TOWNSHIP, OF WEST;WAWANOSH
TAKE NOTICE that nominations may be filed between 9 a.m. and
5 m. on, nomination day, Friday„ October 10, 1997, or duri, the'
period from Tuesday, April 1, • 1997 to Thursday October ,9 1997
inclusive immediately preceding nomination day at the clerk's
officefrom.. Monday: to. Thursday :9: a.m, to 5 p.m. -and Friday 9 a.m.
to 3 pm.
OFFICES FOR WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED
1 - REEVE
2 - DEPUTY REEVE
3 - COUNCILLORS
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that norriinations must,1be in :the.
prescribed form, :and' be agcompanied by the prescribed'
nomination filing fee of�"$100 (in 'cash, cheque or money: order
payable to the Township of West Wawanosh): The :nomination will
only be certified where:the clerk is satisfied that the person.is
qualified t0 be nominated and that the nomination'complies`' with
the Act: The nomination must be signed by the_ candidate, may be
filed in person or by an agent as' set forth in section 33 of the. Act.'
Nomination forms. and full particulars of procedures'to be followed
may be obtained from the undersigned.
Where, there .are more certified: candidates than are required to fill
the 'office, notice will be given of the location of voting places, the
dates and times that' voting places will be open for voting, manner
in which electors may, use voting proxies, and any alternative
voting methods.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that when at 5 p.m.' on Tuesday;
October 4, 1997, the number of certified candidates for an office
is the same 'as or less than the number to. be elected, the clerk
shall immediately declare the candidate or candidates elected by
acclamation. On Wednesday, October 15,. .19.97, between the
hours.of 9•a.m. and 5 p.m,, additional nominations may be filed for
The remaining vacancies in the office. in respect of which there ;Was.
an insufficient number of certified candidates and. the provisions of
sub -sections 33 .(5) and 37 (2) apply.
Township of West Wawanosh
Liliane Nolan Clerk
Gary, Lisa and Jason,
while here a birthday party.
was held on Sept. 8, in her
honor.
Port Albert hosted the
co-ed sio pitch ball tourna-
ment in aid of the. Quinlan
family, when 12 teams
competed on Sept. 5 6
and .7.
The Hand of Friendship
and the Word of God was
spoken •, by Debbie
Clarance at Dungannon
United Church on Sunday,
Sept. 7.. Gratitude was
expressed to the family of
the late Thomas J. and
Hazel Webster, in whose
memory the Blue Hymn
ary Books have been
rebound. .
Jean (Errington)
Henderson and family of
Weston, attended the
funeral service of brother-
in-law and uncle George
Wraith, whose serviceof
remembrance was con-
ducted by Rev. Robert
t au at Nortfl Street United
Church, Goderich on. Sept.
6.
Fred and Donna: Young .•
have returned from ' a three
week motor trip to Middle
Lake, Saskatchewan, visit-
ing their daughter Sharon
and Pastor Don Schieman
and granddaughter
Allison, Julianna and
Shawna.
Wayne and.' Dawn
Tucker celebrated their
20th wedding anniversary
in Niagara Falls, on Aug.
27.
They visited historical
spots of interest .and. '
toured the. wineries in
Niagara -on -the -Lake.
Get welt wishes extend-
ed to Alvin Kerr,
Goderich, former
Dungannon area resident,
who has been hospitalized
at Alexandra and Marine, "
the past few weeks.
• A' wedding of local
. interest took place at, First
United church, St. Thomas
on Aug, 30 when Tyna
: Frei became the bride of
Edward NcNee, eldest son
of ,Allan and Sandra
(Finnigan) McNee.
Receiving line and
refreshments served at the
church, prior to the recep-
tion held at Riptides in
London.
. Attendin.g, from this
area were grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener
Finnigan and •aunt Mary
Bere.
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Watch for school: truses UCW Inca
• Toroptq:,-The start of
September' marks a return
to school and :a: reminder
to .motorists to be careful
as students ;,and school..
buses are back on the
road. Effective: September
1", :.199,7,, : the fines for
motorists' who ,pass a
stopped, school bus will
double. These increases
were part of legislation
introduced • in
Transporttation'Minister Al
Pal adini's.. tough road
safety package earlier this
summer.
"Passing a., stopped
• school bus is one of the
Most serious offences
under the Highway Traffic
Act," ,says Pailadini. "We
won't tolerate motorists
who put our children's
safety at risk. ".
The current; fines for
passing school bus with
its overhead red: li.glAts
flashing` and sxdp'arm out
are already atnoia»' the
highest under— the.
Highway Traffic Act. For
a first offence the fines
'Italie doubled to •$400
2;000. For repeat offend.
ers, the fines have doubled
to $1,000 - 4,000: In addi-
tion, a convicted driver
gets six demerit points and
on a second offence can be.
imprisoned for up to..six
months..
•
''e're very supportive
or this action, whi.ch.•we.
hope will make the public
more aware of. the severity
of breaking' the law," says
Richard • Donaldson,
Executive Director,
Ontario School., Buss
Association.•
"With
816,0007. children riding in
school' buses, every day,
we're committed to safety,.
greater .ed'ucation, and
greater enforcement."
The Highway, Traffic
Act was also amended to
require' that school buses
stop at all railway cross
lags, regardless of whether
''the crossing is protected
by gates or railway signal
lights.
Transport Canada,
reports that children riding'
in a school bus ,are 1.6
times safer than those rid
ing in any other vehicle:•
Despite this safetyrecord,.;
last .year'.•more than .700'.
drivers . were :convicted of'.
failing to stop for a school
bus.
• "School buses are one'
of the safest methods.of
travel and we•want to: keep
it 'that >;cay,".. says.
Palladini;' "As students, ,
'teachers and parents pre-.
Pare far a new school year
let's keep' our children:.
• safe. Motorists should take
extra care around school
zones and ,residential
areas." . •
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The . Ministries of
Education and Training„
and Transportation `are
•
also working, together to
develop, a school. bus gaie-
ty resource. guide' which
Will be :available to com-
munity groups, school
boards, operators and
police.
.at Pinecrest:
by Allene Bradley
Unit 1 met at Pinecrest.
Manor Nursing Home on
Tuesday, Sept: 2 with sev-
eral residents: attending the
program. Edna Alton and
Lois 'Walden were in
• •charge of the program:'
. Edna opened with the Call
to ;Worship and She read
the 'Scripture, followed., by
Lois reading "Where there
is Love." Our visitors; Mr.
Ernie Durnin (playing the
mouth organ)• and Mrs:
Jean Carruthers playing:
the piano,; played several
•lively musical selections. '.
We sang "Safe in the
'arms of J`esa.ts" a:nd. '.
"NearerMy god to Thee,"
followed with a prayer:. by
Edna. Lois read a poem
".September. ' '
The theme of the meet-
ing was "School Days."
Lois and Edna each had
an old autograph' book,
and they read several vers-
es from them. These .,vers-
'es brought 'many happy
memories to the residents.
We then sang "School
Days," and the hymn "God
Wilf`Take Of You," fot-
o
lowed ,withthe
Benediction by. Edna.
Deanna Reavie, Jean
• Johnstone and Edna: Alton;
assisted by" the kitchen
staff, served cookies and
• beverages to the residents,
visitors and UCW mem-
ber's.
We then went to the
activity. room where we
had .ou>t business, with 12
members and one visitor:
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