HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-12-21, Page 39THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1994. PAGE 39.
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NOTICE TO
RATEPAYERS OF
HULLETT
TOWNSHIP
Ratepayers are requested
by the council not to park
cars on Township Roads
during the winter months in
order not to hinder
snowplowing operations.
Council will not be
responsible for damages to
any vehicles parked on the
roads.
It is also requested that
residents of Hullett
Township do not push or
dump snow on the
Township roads for those
who do will be held
responsible for any
damages caused to any
vehicles because of this.
James F. Johnston
Twp. of Hullett
Rd. Supt. CRS Intermediate
CHARM OF AN OLDER HOME - but with
modern amenities - wiring, plumbing,
heating, wd^ows, etc., etc. Modern
kitchen irularae country
kitchen witnTArf,B?d>!wiwood floors
and country cool^Mav. Stenciled
Panelling in living room, much more,
isted $118,500.
OLDER HOMf- in Blyth, close to
school, lota^feJoW. M bedrooms, living
room plus dnffnWBgn. y^y clean and
tidy. Priced to sell.
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Quiet lot in Auburn. Listed at only $56,500.
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TOWNSHIP
OF HULLETT
Sealed, clearly marked
tenders are now being
received for the sale of the
tree tops located on the
Township property on part
Lot 13 Con. 2 Hullett Twp.
Apply to the undersigned
for the tender forms.
Tenders must be on Twp.
supplied tender forms.
Tenders will be received
until 4:00 p.m., Jan. 3, 1995.
Highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Jim Johnston CRS
Intermediate
Road Superintendent
Township of Hullett
P.O. Box 226,
Londesboro, Ont.
N0M 2H0
523-4404
Taylor’s rink
wins draw
the first draw of Brussels Mixed
Curling ended on Dec. 12. In first
place with 45 points was the team
of Marg Taylor, Mike Alexander,
Donna Bauer and Mike Wall.
Second prize with 44 points went
to the team Fran Bremner, Steve
Bowles, Annette Lewington and
Jo-Ann McDonald. In third place
with 42 points was Wayne Lowe,
Mary TenPas, Heather Blake and
Steve Howson.
The Ladies Curling also ended
the first draw on Dec. 13. Those
winning prizes were: first, 42.5
points, Jo-Anne McDonald, Jean
Bewley, Sheila Cousins, and Nora
Stephenson; second, 39.5 points,
Fran Bremner, Linda Saur, Julie
Jutzi and Bev Stevenson; third, 38
points, Velma Locking, Sharon
Brown, Gloria Wilbee and Doris
Gibbons.
Novices tie
The Blyth Novice team travelled
to Milverton on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
It was a close game throughout the
three periods and ended in a 2-2 lie.
Kirk Stewart netted both goals
for Blyth and Neil Salvcrda
assisted.
Continued from page 35
rebounded with three wins, lost
game six in overtime, then captured
the Intermediate "A" championship
with a tension-filled 8-7 win on
home ice.
Final round was the Grand
Championship, WOAA supremacy.
Their opponent, the Lions Head
North Stars, big, fast and
aggressive, the defending
champions.
Game one: The North Stars
return home victorious. Game two:
the Crusaders rebound in a fight
filled contest followed by protests,
hearings, suspensions. Game three:
awarded to Brussels when Lions
Head refused to play. Game four:
the Crusaders lose late sending the
championship to one final game.
Saturday, Apr. 23, Wingham
Arena - Watson clears the front of
the net early sending the message.
Lions Head opens the scoring but
TenPas sets up Higgins to tie. In
the second period, TenPas scores,
then Cousins on the powerplay, but
Lions Head fights back, 3-2 with
20 minutes to go.
TenPas scores again but Lions
Head rebounds with three minutes
remaining. Smitty makes the toe
save with seconds remaining.
They're Back! Friday, Jan. 6 al
9 p.m., B. M. & G. Arena, the 1988
Grand Champion Crusaders will
reunite to challenge the current
Brussels squad.
Good hockey, fun times, old
memories. Be There!
Christmas at Knox
Continued from page 33
the opening chorus sung.
Rev. Ross gave the prayers of
approach and confession. He told
the children’s story and lit the
candle for "Joy". Away In The
Manger and What Child Is This
were sung.
The choir sang an anthem. The
Song of Mary was read in unison
followed by the carol How Great
Our Joy.
Rev. Ross's message was "He
Leaped For Joy". He gave the
prayer of Thanksgiving and
concern and The Lord's Prayer was
repeated in unison.
The offering was received by
Peter Verbeek and Robert Worsell
and dedicated in song. The closing
carol was Redeeming Love.
Rev. Ross pronounced the
Benediction and the singing of
"amens" concluded the service.
There will be a Christmas Day
Service at 10 a.m. at the church.
Hullett supports resolution
Continued from page 31
regarding the council's concern of
the route for the proposed gas line
on Cone. 2 and 3.
Hullett council supported the res
olution passed by county council
regarding the poor election cover
age on local news stations.
Joe Gibson was appointed to sit
on the Ausable-Bayfield Conserva
tion Authority, representing Hullett
and McKillop Twps. and Seaforth.
R.J. Bumside & Associates was
appointed to apportion the assess
ments for the Pollard Drain.
Approval was given for the pay
ment of the road account, in the
amount of $69,867.95 and the gen
eral accounts, in the sum of
$118,650.60.