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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1993-11-10, Page 8Thanks Members of the Belgrave Community Club present a cheque for $1,500 to Belgrave and District Kinsmen President Steve Nixon towards the building fund. Back row, from left: Gordon Bosman, Mary Taylor, Jack Taylor, Stan Black, Bob Grasby. Middle: Mr. Nixon, Helen Stonehouse, Laura Johnston, Jane Grasby. Front: Mabel Wheeler, Leona Black. Mrs. Scott celebrates birthday lg The news from e r ave Compiled by Helen Stonehouse Phone 887-9487 L. MacKenzie entertains EThe news from thel Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250 1 Dorothy Dilworth wins 50/50 Get a Head Start on elliffilif Visit Wingham's workwear store for a great selection of: • Insulated and Flannel Shirts • Insulated Coveralls and Pants • Fall and Winter Jackets • Long Underwear • Turtlenecks and Sweats • and much more in sizes to 5 XL (In the Old Feed Mill, WINGHAM 357-4503 THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO PROVIDE INPUT I ON THE FUTURE OF NORTH HURON. The North Huron Community Development Committee Wants To Hear From You! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1993 Residents of the Townships of Grey, Howick, Morris, Turnberry, East Wawanosh, West Wawanosh, the Village of Brussels and the Town of Wingham are invited to attend a public meeting being hosted by the North Huron Community Development Steering Committee. This Steering Committee was formed following public meetings held in June and July of 1991 at F.E. Madill Secondary School In Wingham and the Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre, Brussels. The Community Development Steering Committee and several special interest groups have been active over the past two years addressing local community development issues In North Huron. On behalf of the above-noted Committee, you are invited to attend a public meeting scheduled for Wednesday, November 17, 1993, at 8:00 p.m. In the Bluevale Community Hall, Bluevale, Ontario. At this meeting, the North Huron Community Development Steering Committee and the Special Interest Groups (Agriculture, Economic Development, Education & Personal Development, Environment, etc.) propose to update residents of North Huron on projects and activities that have been undertaken by these Committees over the past 2 years. Further, the Committee would like to hear your thoughts, Ideas and suggestions on other activities that would benefit the North Huron Area. Representatives of Community Futures and the Business Development Programs will also be making presentations at this meeting. Please plan to attend this public meeting to discuss co-operative community development in North Huron, and bring a friend. For further information please contact Brian Treble of the Huron County Department of Planning & Development at 524-2188, or any Steering Committee member. PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1993. Mrs. Dora Scott and her daughter Gwen Scott from Barrie, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell and family of Belgrave to celebrate Mrs. Scott's 80th birthday. Nephews, Ian, Ralph and Lorne Scott of RR 3 Blyth, Murray and Wilma Scott, and Clifford Coultes of Belgrave, Allan and Marg Scott of Sebringville, and sister-in-law Bill Dobson and Grace Smith hosted 12 tables of euchre at the Ethel Community Centre. The 50/50 winner was Dorothy Council accepts tender Grey Township council held its regular meeting on Nov. 1 and accepted the tender of Ryan Construction for snowplowing at an hourly rate of $46 per hour and $20 a day standby. Council also accepted the tender of Archibald, Gray & McKay Ltd. to survey the CN rail property at a price of $12,200 plus taxes. The tender of Archibald Gray & McKay was the lowest of four tenders received. In response to an inquiry from the Huron County engineer, Council decided to support the concept of a possible co-operative sand storage building with the county and other local municipalities. Council will also advise the county that the building could possibly be located around the landfill site on County Road 2.5. In other business, council approved for payment general accounts totalling $286,925.89, drain accounts totalling $1,958.10 and road accounts totalling $131,096.30. The next regular meeting of council is scheduled for nov. 15 at 7:00 p.m. Walton WI The Women's Institute meeting will be held in the Hall Wednesday, Nov. 17. The theme is Canadian Industries. Neil McGavin will show a video on local happenings in and around Walton. Everyone is welcome to come. Mrs. Alice Scott of Belgrave visited at the same home to join in the celebrations. Friends and neighbours of this community extend sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKee and family in the loss of their dear mother and grandmother Mrs. Creston McKee who passed away Friday, Nov. 5 in the Palmerston Hospital. Dilworth and jam donated by Glen Farms Ethel were won by Keith Turnbull and Scott McLean. Winners were: high lady, Anne Cooper; low lady, Shirley Ver- stoep; High man, Mel Jacklin; low man, Bill Craig; most lone hands, June Jacklin and Jim Smith; tally card draw winners, Ken Crawford, Hazel McKenzie, Bob Bremner, Bill Dobson, Harold Metcalfe, Lois Hart, Isabelle Craig, Jean Sclmei- der, Ruby Armstrong, and Freda D' Arcey. The next euchre will be Nov. 15 at 8:30 p.m. Maria and Michelle Arruda of Toronto spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs. Dorothy Logan. Kinsmen plan daily draws With some alterations to the cal- endar fundraiser Belgrave and Dis- trict Kinsmen hope to almost completely wipe out the remaining $27,000 owing on the arena build- ing project. This year the price of the calen- dars has been reduced to $20 a piece. There will be daily draws for prizes of $40 and two draws of $500 each on Jan. 1. Monthly draws will be for $220, then on Dec. 31 there will be five draws of $500 each for a total cash payment of approximately $20,000 says president Steve Nixon. Calendars were printed by Blyth Printing. Euchre Thirteen tables of euchre were played in the WI Hall, Wednesday evening, Nov. 3. Winners were: high lady, Iona McLean; lone hands, Norma Moore; most twos, Aileen Leddy; low, Alice Nicholson; high man, George Carter, lone hands, Stewart Musgrove; most twos, Lloyd Appleby and low, Ross Taylor. There will be euchre next Wednesday, November 10 at 8 p.m. Belgrave Community Club began their fall season with a pot luck luncheon at the Belgrave Community Centre. This was followed by Mrs. Ross Anderson leading a sing-song accompanied by Mrs. George Johnston on the piano. Mrs. George Michie introduced the guest, Mr. Lorne MacKenzie, who entertained on the piano and sang. The rest of the afternoon was spent playing progressive shoot with 11 tables in play. Winners were: high lady, Bob Grasby (playing as a lady); second high, Mrs. Leona Black; low lady, Mrs. Cora Clayton; most shoots, Mrs. Ora Bruce; high man, Dennis Leddy, second high, George Michie, low man, Alvin Procter and most shoots, Dick Moore. NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH RATEPAYERS The second (final) instalment of 1993 TAXES IS DUE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1993, payable in person or by mail to Township of West Wawanosh, R.R. #2, Lucknow, Ont. NOG 2H0 Penalty of 1114% per month added after due date. Note: Clerk's Office closed on Remembrance Day, November 11th. BEGINNERS CLASS REGISTRATION in selected Huron County Board of Education Elementary Schools This program will allow some children who become five years old between January 1, 1994 and July 1, 1994 access to the existing Kingergarten programs. The Beginners will attend school with the Kindergarten children all day on alternate days. Admittance to Beginners classes will be based on spaces available and birthdates. Registrations will close on December 3, 1993. Please call the appropriate Public School to receive more registration details if you are interested in the program. The program will be implemented in the following schools: Brookside P.S. 529-7900 Colborne P.S. 524-6252 Grey C.P.S. 887-6601 McCurdy P.S. 228-6524 Stephen C.P.S. 234-6302 Turnberry C.P.S. 357-2548 Walton P.S. 887-6219 Zurich P.S. 236-4942 Vatic :4, 0 Bea Dawson % " Paul Carroll Chair Director 1110