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The news from
ondesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Woman home from hospital
Friends and neighbours of
Audrey Thompson will be glad to
hear she has returned home after
surgery at Stratford General
Hospital.
Friends and neighbours of Mrs.
Ruth Shaddick will be sorry to hear
she is a patient at Clinton Public
Hospital. The best wishes of the
community are extended to both
these ladies for a speedy recovery.
Blyth, Brussels branches
plan Legion Week events
For those who have benefited by
the donations and activities provid-
ed by the local Legions, this might
be the time to think of their contri-
butions to the community.
The local branches of the Royal
Canadian Legion will be celebrat-
ing Legion week from Sept. 19 to
25.
Blyth Branch 420 was chartered
over 47 years ago with a member-
ship of 19 veterans.
From their first meeting at Bor-
den Cook's egg grading station, the
Branch has grown into their own
"Legion home." The term once
used to describe the gathering place
has been lost over time.
The building was constructed by
volunteers as were later improve-
ments to the structure.
• In 1948, the Ladies Auxiliary
was formed in Blyth. The ladies of
the Blyth Branch as well as those
of the Brussels Branch 218 have
supported the Legion activities
throughout the years.
Both the local Legions are
involved in a variety of community
activities. The Brussels Legion
makes donations through the Neva-
da Fund to the following organiza-
tions: Brussels Cadet Corps, youth
sports, youth education, seniors
banquet, The Ark, Salvation Army,
District C hospital fund, Optimist
ice time, Brussels Bulls Junior C,
Wheels Away, Santa Claus parade,
Multiple Sclerosis Society,Town
and Country Homemakers, child
video program, Cancer Society,
Queen of the Fair, Windsor Classic
Games and other local service
clubs and groups.
The Blyth Branch is equally
involved in community events such
as: the Bursary program, youth
sports and education, Adopt-a-Vet
program, Boy Scouts and Girl
Guides, day care programs at the
The total expenditure reduction
for the Huron County Board of
Education was reduced by almost
$500,000 because they were able to
reach an agreement before the Aug.
10 deadline set out by the Social
Contract talks.
Trustees were told at the Sept.7
meeting of the HCBE that instead
Blyth will be contacted by East
Wawanosh Council to request the
cleanup and improvement of the
west end of North Street.
Council decided at the Sept. 7
meeting to request the improve-
ment for the road allowance to
Centre Lot 41 which is the access
to Blyth Union Cemetery.
Council agreed to pay 17.27 per-
cent of the cost of recycling for
Council agreed to pay 17.27 per-
cent of the cost of recycling for
county nursing home, preservation
of the Blyth Memorial Hall, the
Blyth Festival, Blyth Rutabaga Fes-
tival, fishing derby and the Huron
Pioneer Threshers' Reunion.
The branches also hold weekly
events such as pubnights, darts and
euchre to which the public is invit-
ed.
Each local branch Etas activities
scheduled for Legion week.
Mrs. Jean Pattison, Miss
Margaret Higgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Marks, Belgrave, and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Pattison of RR 3
Wingham attended the wedding of
Kathleen King to Kenneth Kelly on
Saturday, Sept. 11 at St. James
Church, Stratford.
Visiting at the home of their
grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth
Procter, Belgrave on Friday were
Sherry, Amanda and Alicia Zettler
of RR 4, Walkerton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Procter of
Belgrave visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Mayberry,
Londesboro. Other visitors at the
Mayberry home were Darryl and
Marilyn Mayberry of Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zettler,
Sherry, Amanda and Alicia of RR
4, Walkerton.
Mrs. Shirley La Fortune of Salt
Spring Island, BC visited with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Wilcox
of having a target for reduction set
at $2,483,604 for June 1993 to
March 1994, the total cut will be
$1,962,982.
These costs cuts will be seen in a
$.75 percent reduction in staff over
the three years of the contract.
Most of this will begin in the 1994-
95 school year.
The second method will be
Auburn. The share will be adjusted
according to apportionment in
future years.
A bylaw was passed for the pur-
pose of raising $300,000 to be used
in the construction of drainage
works.
There were no objections from
council with regards to the open
ditch cleanout on the Arbuckle
Municipal Drain at Lot 1, Conc. 2,
Morris Twp.
Council approved a grant of $100
Greeters at church on Sunday
September 12 were Jack and Helen
Lee. Ushers were Fred Peel and
Jason Konarski. This was Hymn
Sing Sunday.
of Tillsonburg last week. She also
visited with Scott and Andrea
Stevenson, Mathew and Tyler of
Belgrave.
Lissa Stevenson and Jason
Berard of Mitchell also visited at
the Stevenson home.
A meeting of the Belgrave
Community Club will be held on
Friday, Sept. 17 at 9 a.m.
Bob Gordon who has been a
patient in University Hospital,
London returned home Sept. 3,
after a stay of several weeks.
Friday was Bob's birthday.
Mrs. Ruth Coyne of Windsor
spent a few days recently with her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Max Pletch and Andrea of
Dryden visited last week with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch
and other relatives.
Andrea is attending Centralia
College taking a Veterinarian
Technician Course.
unpaid days off for the teachers
which will range from three to six
days.
The way in which these days will
be covered so students are not
affected has not yet been devel-
oped. Using Professional Develop-
ment days and exam times are a
possibility.
to the Wingham and Area Palliative
Care Service Inc.
The following building permits
were approved and issued: Ernest
Beecroft, storage shed, Lot 31,
Conc. 12; Gary Caldwell, hay stor-
age barn, W 1/2 Lot 40, Conc. 2;
Donald Pattison, two car garage, Pt.
Lot 34, Conc. 12; Keith Black,
steel granary, Pt. Lot 58, Conc. 7.
A demolition permit was issued
to Ernest Beccroft for a poultry
house on Pt. Lot 30, Conc.12.
Rev. Ross's sermon topic was
"Perfecting the church".
The trustees will meet after the
service next Sunday.
Flowers on the memorial stand
were in memory of Pearl Bromley,
placed by her husband Charles and
family.
The sacrament of baptism was on
Sunday, Oct. 3.
Huronview Fellowship time is on
Thursday Sept. 16 from 7 - 7:45
p.m.
All youths grade nine and 10 are
to have lunch after church next
Sunday to plan a new youth group.
Choir practice is Sunday Sept. 19
at 10:15 a.m.
[Compiled by Helen Stonehouse Phone 887-9487
People attend wedding
HCBE will cut $1,962,985
E. Wawanosh passes bylaw