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The Citizen, 1996-07-17, Page 12JOSEPH JOHNS Joe, the son of Janet Amos and Ted Johns of Blyth, is attending the University of Toronto in the fall, to obtain an arts and science degree in biochemistry or physics. He is a Central Huron Secondary School graduate. LINDSAY ANDERSON A graduate of Central Huron Secondary School, Lindsay will be attending the University of Waterloo to study Honours Co-op Accountancy. She is the daughter of Jim and Marg Anderson of RR I , Londesboro. PAULA ALLEN Paula, a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School, will be attending the University of Guelph to study sociology with hopes of pursuing a teaching career. She is the daughter of Keith and Nancy Allen of Londesboro. TODD SHADDICK A graduate of Central Huron Secondary School, Todd plans to attend the University of Waterloo to pursue Honours Arts Ac- countancy studies. He is the son of Robert and Donna Shaddick of Londesboro. ERICA CLARK Erica, daughter of Lavern and Jean Clark of Blyth, graduated from Central Huron Secondary School with an 87 per cent average. She will attend the University of Guelph to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree, specializing in bio- medical science. MARCY MCCALL Marcy, the daughter of Murray and Sherry McCall of RR4, Walton, is a graduate of Seaforth District High School. At McMaster University, she will study kinesiology, hoping to becoming a sports medicine doctor/trainer, after graduate school. JULIE GLAUSER A graduate of Seaforth District High School, Julie is the daughter of Charles and Judith Glauser of RR I, Walton. She will study honours math at the University of Waterloo with hopes of pursuing a high school math teaching career. Compiled by June Fothergill The news from ondesboro Walton community congratulates two Phone 523-4360 WI meets at Huronview Ontario Scholars otfo a6(1°4 ...at Te-em Farm's Vast Selection of Nursery Stock & Perennials 00... 'WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED!" Water Plants !-• Ted's Tasty Tomatoes OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Perenr TE-EM FARM ,21-ie/ree,,'s' Revak& is a (519) 482-3020 MUST TO RR#1 Bayfield, Ont. NOM 1GO 0011.1.1 a TEEM FAM Oirawra PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1996 Area students make CHSS honour role The July meeting of Londesboro WI was held on Monday, July 8 at 2 p.m. It was held at Huronview. Lois opened with a thought on nature. This was followed by the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was answered by a memory before hydro. Reta gave the minutes of the May meeting. They were approved. She The sympathy of the community is extended to Joanne and Bert Lyon on the passing of Joanne's uncle Clifford Ashton of Clinton. The sympathy of thp community is extended to Vietta Hoggart, John and Jane Hoggart, Harvey and The monthly euchre tournament was held at the hall on Friday evening, July 12. There were 21 tables of euchre. Winners were: first, John and Mary Vandenelson; second and third, a tie, Glen and Doreen Zoning matters and drainage repairs were on the agenda for the July 2 meeting of Hullett council. A public meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 6, to discuss the zoning bylaw amendment for part Lot 24, Conc. 10. A request for improvement to Daer Municipal Drain was accepted by council. R.J. Burnside and Associates were retained to prepare a report. The engineering firm will also update an assessment schedule for maintenance purposes for the McCall Extension Drain, for the portion within Hullett Twp. Road Superintendent James Johnston was authorized to tender also gave the financial report. Thank you was read from the Hullett School librarian. Doris Batkin spoke on the history of Huronview. Helen Dale spoke on the village of Londesboro and some of the things done in 1995- 1996. Lois then read an article on the Women's Institute. A delicious lunch was served. Yvonne Hoggart and families on the sudden passing of their husband and father George Hoggart. The community extends sympathy as well to Edythe Beacom and Bert and Murray Lyon on the passing of their sister and mother Laura Lyon. Carter, Lloyd and Lillian Appleby; lone hands, Don Buchanan, Josephine MacGregor, Clayton and Lorna Ellis. There were three Share The Wealth winners. The next euchre is Friday, Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. for road construction on Sidcroad 15/16, Conc. '2. Bids arc due July 16. Members of Tuckersmith Twp. joined the meeting to discuss the proposed fire truck purchase by the Clinton Fire Arca board. The two councils will call for a special meeting with the board. Council affirmed their opposition to Bell Canada's reclassification and increase in residential rates from $8.40 to $9.10 and commer- cial rates from $4.40 to $4.55. A letter of support was sent to the Huron County engineer with regards to the request for Rural Response for Healthy Children signs, in Kinbum. Accounts, in the amount of $382,739.34 were approved for payment. Several issues were discussed at earlier meetings, as well. Council supports Blyth council in their bid for education tax collec- tion reform and sent a letter to Min- ister of Education John Snobelen stating their intentions. R.J. Burnside and Associates will apportion assessment for Pollard and Tamblyn Drainage Works for Lot 18, Conc. 13, due to severance. There were no objections to the sale of used vehicles at Lot 27, Conc. 4, on the condition no more than two vehicles are for sale at any one time. The value of mammography in women under age 50 remains controversial. Screening before age 50 is a decision that should be made by a woman and her doctor. i. NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS The Council of the Township of Morris will hold the next regular meeting on Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. In lieu of July 16, 1996. 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