HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-02-14, Page 8L The news from
ondesboro
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Community hams it up
for WI hall fundraiser
WE HAVE
MOVED!
The Huron County
Health Unit
Home Care Program, Information &
Placement Coordination Service &
Huron Addiction Assessment &
Referral Centre
are now located
at the
Huron County Health &
Library Complex
R.R. #5, Clinton
(Behind the Huronview Home
for the Aged)
Telephone Numbers remain the same:
Home Care Program: (519) 482-3411
Information & Placement: (519) 482.5666
HAARC: (519) 482-1767
Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
The news from
uburn
Residents enjoy euchre
Notice of the
117TH ANNUAL
MEETING
WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of the above
said company will be held at the Dungannon Agricultural Hall
on February 23, 1996 at 2:00 P.M.
1. To receive and dispose of the Financial Statement
and Auditors Report.
2. To appoint an Auditor.
3. To elect two (2) Directors.
4. To transact any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
5. The retiring Directors are Gordon Stewart of the
Kincardine area, and Glenn Coultes of the
Brussels area who is eligible for re-election for a
three (3) year term. Persons wishing to seek
election for the Kincardine and Brussels area are
asked to contact the Manager at West Wawanosh
Mutual for details.
A policyholder wishing to seek election or re-election as a
Director must file his or her nomination in writing with the
Secretary of the Corporation by February 16th, 1996. The
Company By-Laws are available for inspection at the Head
Office of the Corporation.
By order of the Board of Directors..
Norris Peever West Wawanosh
Secretary/Manager/Treasurer Mutual Insurance Company
Dungannon, ON. NOM 1 R0
Londesboro Lions
Hallways Project
Thanks to The Gifts
of the Donors listed
below we are at
Happy Gang Seniors
Jack & Dorothy Tamblyn
Bill & Bruce Roy
Frank & Dorothy Elliott
Stewart Ament
Estate of Elgin & Gladys Joslinc
Audrey Thompson
Ted & June Fothergill
Bill Leiper
Russell & Kerry Nesbitt
Grant Snell
Nesbitt Construction Ltd.
Bruce & Marie Bergsma
Peter DeJong Welding
Ted Woods
Wilmer & Marie Glousher
Eric & Marjorie Anderson
Doug & Shirley Bell
Milt & Helen Dale
Hermann & Gretel Heinrich
Norman Vincent
Les & Hazel Reid
Clifford Adams
Howard & Marjorie Cartwright
Don McNall
Helen Alexander
Radford Farm Equipment Ltd.
Robert Anderson
John & Janie McEwing
Ray & Joan Hoggarth
John & Judith VanBeers
Ray Radford
Edythe Beacom
Orville & Rita Kelland
Celia J. Adams
Londesboro Seed Plant
Murray & Ann Adams
Allen Shaddick
In memory of Ruth Shaddick
$26,327. 54
2/3. OF OUR GOAL
Jack & Helen Lee
John Stewart
Pioneer Hi-bred Seed
Genevieve Allen
Hillcrest Restaurant
Don & Kittie MacGregor
Ken & Laura Scott
Londesboro W.I.
Leo & Lynda Horbanuik
Tom Leiper
Bob & Gloria Elliott
Alan Caldwell
Chester Finnigan
Glen & Doreen Carter
Reg Lawson
Bill Vincent
Andy Riley
Greg Andrews
Don & Carol Plant
Londesboro UCW
Keith & Nancy Allen
J & J Pharmacy Ltd.
Auke & Chris Bylsma
RCL Blyth Branch 420
Raymond & Florence Snell
Dave & Penny Overboe
Arnold Riley
Nick & Joan Whyte
George Hoggart
Freeman Tunney
Louie Greidanus
Dave & Darlene Pullen
David & Marjorie Anderson
David Fairservice
John & Jane Hoggarth
John & Barb Jewitt
1OF Kinburn Forresters
Londesboro District Lions Club
NEXT FUNDRAISER MARCH 16 - HAM SUPPER
Hullett councillors support reso-
lutions by two other municipalities
at the Jan. 30 meeting.
Councillors agreed to support
East Wawanosh Twp. in its bid to
Bell Canada to provide toll free
calls between the Blyth and Wing-
ham exchanges.
A resolution from Elizabethtown
Twp., requesting the Minister of
Municipal Affairs review the oper-
ation of the Ontario Municipal
Board was endorsed by council.
The resolution also included com-
ments that appeals to the OMB
were at considerable expense to the
municipalities and decisions of
OMB should take into considera-
tion sound planning principles.
Ten township pins will be donat-
Euchre was played on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 6 at the Auburn
Community Hall. Winners were:
high man, Gordon Gross; low man,
Grace Cartwright (playing as a
man); high lady; Effie. McCall; low
Rev. Paul Ross led the service at
Knox United Church, Sunday.
Nancy Park was the organist.
The Call to Worship was read
alternately followed by the opening
chorus. Prayers were given.
Hymn Jesus Loves Even Me was
followed by conversation with the
children and the children's chorus.
From All That Dwell Below The
Skies was sung followed by the
scriptures and the doxology. Hymn
Open My Eyes That I May See was
sung.
The sermon topic was "How To
Live The Good Life''. Offering was
received by Gordon Gross and
Steve Empey and for the Sunday
School by Craig Empey and
Robbie Archambault, then
dedicated in song.
ed to Huron County student repre-
sentatives for the Canada Wide
Science Fair.
Deputy-Reeve Bob Szusz will
represent the township on the court
of Revision for Bowes Municipal
Drain, Feb. 20.
The 1996 membership fee for the
Association of Municipalities of
Ontario was paid, in the amount of
$543.90.
Doug DoImage and Ian Hulley
will attend the first aid course in
Auburn, April 3 and 4, at a cost of
$73 each.
Road and general accounts were
approved for payment in the
amounts of $14,165.13 and
$30,961.24.
lady, Bernice McClinchey. The
lucky chair prize went to Dennis
Penfound.
Euchre is played every Tuesday
evening at 8 p.m.
Rev. Ross pronounced the
Benediction and the singing of the
Amens concluded the service.
WI meet
The Women's Institute will hold
their meeting at the community hall
on Thursday, Feb. 15 starting with
a dessert luncheon at 1 p.m. The
topic will be Citizenship and
Legislation by Rhonda Bruxer. Roll
call will be "Name a privilege of a
Canadian Citizen."
People
Mrs. Beth Lansing is now
residing at Huronview. She is
looking forward to visits from
friends.
The Londesboro Community is
once again "Hamming It Up" for
the renovation project of the
"Londesboro Community Hall".
On Saturday, March 16 there will
be a ham supper limited to 300
seatings. Following the meals,
plans are in the works for a Spring
Fling evening of fun and frolic
based on the concept of the
Summer Fun Night held last year.
Performers and those with ideas for
the Spring Fling are asked to
contact Lion Dave Overboe or any
other Londesboro Lion so that we
can begin planning and co-
ordinating the program. The meal
will be prepared by the Londesboro
Lions with a lot of help from our
friends.
The evening will give everyone a
chance to review the extensive
renovations that have been
completed to date.
Donations to date total over
$26,000 or just about 67 per cent of
the original total. Due to unforseen
problems, however, the Lions have
spent about $28,000 of the original
estimate of the project cost of
$38,000. This means there is still
some ways to go to achieve the
project goal.
It should be noted that these
figures do not account for the
several hundred hours of volunteer
time by the men and women of the
community.
The March 16 "Ham It Up For
Hallways" will be set up so that
individuals can pay for their meal
and the entertainment will be
included. Tickets will be availble
from any Londesboro Lion and at
the major retail outlets in
Londesboro.
Armstrongs
greet at United
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, Feb. 11 were
Ken and Marlene Armstrong.
Ushers were Harve and Yvonne
Hoggart. The sermon was "How to
Live the Good Life".
Huronview Fellowship will be
held Thursday, Feb. 15 from 7 to
7:45 p.m.
The UCW meets Monday, Feb.
19 at 1:30 p.m. for dessert. The
meeting begins at 2 p.m.
Fred MacGregor will speak on
United Church building projects in
Nicaragua.
PAGE 8 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1996
Hullett backs resolutions
Parish hears of good life