The Citizen, 1989-02-08, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1989.
Both Wawanoshes
plan history books
West Wawanosh Township has
joined the trend in compiling a
history to record the lives and times
of its people over the past 125
years. Neighbouring East Wawa
nosh is already compiling a similar
history.
Eileen Hanna of RR 2, Auburn,
chairman of the West Wawanosh
History Book Committee, said last
week that her group has met twice
to begin planning their project,
while the East Wawanosh group,
under chairman Robert Charter of
RR 3, Blyth, has been meeting for
more than a year toward the
publication of its book.
Publication of the East Wawa
nosh history is planned for late
1991, in time for Christmas giving
prior to the township’s 125th
anniversary, while no date has
been set yet for the publication of
the West Wawanosh story, which
Mrs. Hanna says will take two or
three years to complete,
townships celebrate their
year in 1992.
“We’re not skimping on
it’s going to be a big book,” Mrs.
Hanna said. She estimates the
history will have 350 pages or
more, to match the size planned for
its East Wawanosh counterpart.
Final costs of the projects are
estimated at more than $30,000
each, most of which will be
recovered through the sale of the
finished volume. Certain grants
may also be available, and are
currently being investigated by the
clerks in both townships.
The East Wawanosh Hi.story
Book Committee has named Toby
Rainey of RR 4, Brussels as editor
of its book, and has already
collected close to 100 farm and
family histories from present and
past residents, as well as numerous
old and new photographs for
inclusion in its book. The deadline
for material has been extended
twice, but Mr. Charter said late
submissions may still be consider-
Blyth girls win
Both
125th
this
ed if brought in immediately.
The West Wawanosh group is
also asking for family stories and
pictures, as well as for other
relevant material, and urges any
one interested to attend its next
meeeting, planned for 8 p.m. on
February 27 at the West Wawa
nosh municipal office, to learn
more about the project.
The East Wawanosh history
committee meets again at 7:30
tonight (February 8) at the town
ship municipal office, and again
anyone interested is urged to
attend.
Both township councils are fully
supportive of the projects, and
have offered their assistance in any
way necessary. No history of West
Wawanosh has ever been publish
ed, while East Wawanosh has
produced at least three earlier
volumes, the latest in 1967, the
township’s centennial year.
More information may be obtain
ed by calling Mr. Charter at
523-9546 or Mrs. Hanna at 526-
7251.
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by Michelle Nesbit and
Danielle McDougall
On February 4, Blyth Senior
Boys’ and Girls’ Volleyball Teams
hosted a volleyball tournament at
C.H.S.S. in Clinton for the follow
ing schools: Hullett, Clinton P.S.,
Huron Centennial, Seaforth, Van-
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the poster and essay contest and
said Mike Luna, Jennifer Szusz
and April Bromley will be repre
senting the branch at the zone
three competition. She urged mem
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contest to be held at the Blyth
School Feb. 22, at 9:15 a.m.
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held in Lucknow on Feb. 23, and a
leadership seminar will be held at
the Brussels branch on Mar. 9.
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the branch at the 36th annual
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