HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-11-16, Page 8The winners in the Legion's Remembrance Day poem
writing contest were, from back left, Tammy Walker of
Blyth Public School, Intermediate 1st; Kevin Trewartha,
Hullett PS, Inter. 2nd and Graham Worsen, Hullett PS,
Inter. 3rd. In front, from left, Beki Brandon, Hullett PS,
Junior 1st; Krista Martin, Hullett PS, Jr. 2nd and Kristy
Blair, Blyth PS, Jr. 3rd.
AuburnThe news from
Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
WI to discuss education
The Auburn Women's Institute
meeting will be held at the
Community Hall on Thursday,
Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. Erma Cartwright
will be in charge of the topic of
Education and Cultural Activities.
Council accepts tender
After calling for lenders at a spe
cial meeting held on Oct. 18, Hul
lett council accepted the tender
submitted by McGavin Farm Sup
ply, at the Nov. 1 meeting, for an
industrial loader tractor. The ten
dered price was $52,439.88.
Snow removal personnel were
hired by council for various areas
of the township. Bill Roy will blow
snow on Sideroad 20/21, Cone. 9 at
a cost of $27 per hour and Donald
Nott will clear the streets of Alma
for $35 per hour. East Wawanosh
Twp. will be engaged to snowplow
and sand the streets of Auburn.
Council agreed to waive the
rental fee for Londesboro Hall for
the parent support group from Hul
lett Central Public School, for their
fundraising event.
Several bylaws were given third
and final reading at both the Nov. 1
meeting and a special session held
on Oct. 24.
Don Pullen was appointed as the
township representative on the
Central Huron Mobility Service
board.
The reeve and clerk were autho
rized to enter into an agreement
with the Provincial government
with respect to a shared goal to pro
vide sound investment for infras
tructure. The objective will be to
promote a competitive and produc
tive economy, generate valuable
long and short-term employment
and accelerate economic recovery.
An agreement was authorized for
the distribution of revenues derived
from the acceptance of domestic
waste.
The reeve and clerk were autho-
The speaker will be Ralph
Wareham of Clinton. Roll call will
be "Name a Canadian Author and a
book they have written."
Hostesses will be Violet Dumin
and Evelyn Hett.
rized to execute an agreement
between the Village of Blyth, Hul
lett Twp. and Turnberry Twp.,
regarding the acceptance of Tum-
berry domestic waste al the Blyth-
Huilett landfill site.
A reserve fund will be estab-
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A burst of colour
Winners in the Legion colour poster competition for
Remembrance Day were, in back, from left, Stephanie
Oliver, Intermediate 1st; Lindsay Haak, Inter. 2nd and
Kevin Trewartha, Inter. 3rd. In front, from left, Matt
Anderson, Junior 1st, John Storey, Jr. 2nd and Elizabeth
Oliver, Jr. 3rd. All the winners are from Hullett PS.
WI views
unusual
vegetables
The November meeting of
Londesboro WI was held at the
Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 8
p.m.
The Opening Ode, O Canada and
Mary Stewart Collect opened the
meeting. President Lois Elliott gave
a reading on time for reaching out.
Roll call was bring an item for the
Day Centre Bazaar.
Leita Wiley showed purple
potatoes and curling squash. Reta
and Lois showed what they made at
the workshop.
Reta read the minutes of the
October meeting. She also gave the
financial report. A donation was
made for Remembrance Day. A
donation of $200 will be given to
Hullett Playground Committee.
The president gave a report of the
convention at Mount Brydges in
October.
Renee Snell led the programme
on war amputees. She showed a
video on child amputees learning to
ski.
Ella Flood had a reading on fine
china.
Grace was sung. Lunch wa
served by Lois Elliott and Marjorie
Anderson.
7 women
attend
stained glass
workshop
Seven Auburn ladies attended the
Stained Glass Window Sweatshirt
course given at Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton. This was
sponsored through the Auburn
Women's Institute on Monday,
Nov. 7. Everyone was pleased with
their project.
28 enjoy euchre
Eight tables were in play at the
euchre party held at the Commun
ity Hall on Tuesday evening, Nov.
7. High lady was Mildred Lawlor,
low lady was Grace Cartwright.
High man was Tom Hallam and
low man was Benjie Hakkers. The
novelty prize went to Ruth Jardin.
Euchre is played every Tuesday
evening.
The news from
ondesboro
|Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Guest speaker Rev. P. Scott
talks at Londesboro United
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Nov. 13 were
Don and Catherine Allen. Ushers
were Jack and Helen Lee and Rick
and Brenda Konarski.
This was Anniversary Sunday.,
The choir sang an anthem, Hymn to
Freedom by Oscar Peterson.
The,sermon topic was "Life’s
Pain".
The guest speaker was Rev. Peter
Scott, executive secretary of
London Conference.
Lunch was served after the
service.
The Huronview Fellowship
Service is on Nov. 17 from 7 -
7:45 p.m.
Silver Cup Volleyball Tourna-
Euchre set
Don't forget the Seniors Dance at
Londesboro Hall on Wednesday,
Nov. 16.
The WI euchre will be held at
Londesboro Hall on Friday
evening, Nov. 18.
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Coming Events
MEN’S EUCHRE
Saturday, November 19
8 p.m. Sharp
at
Londesboro Hall
For tickets call:
Any Londesboro Lions member
Cnuntrg ^Breakfast
Sunday, November 20
9 a.m. -1 p.m.
at
Londesboro Hall
• Eggs • Bacon • Sausage
• Pancakes and Homefries
Adults......................$4.50
Children Under 12..$3.50
ment and Pot Luck Supper is on
Saturday, Nov. 19 from 5-10 p.m.
at Zion United Church, Gowans-
town and mid Huron Regional
Centre. Cost is $2. Contact Paul or
Erin Horbanuik.
Flowers in the church are in
memory of Bertha Sanderson.
Special thanks to Karen Trick
and Christy Scott for their
assistance in the choir.
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