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Congratulations for the hard work
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ranbrook
| Compiled by Peter Hagedoorn Phone 887-6935
5 tables in play
at euchre party
Accepting the honour
Grey Central Public School principal Cheryl Peach was
delighted to accept a painting by Auburn-area artist Paul
Martellacci in honour of the school earning a Huron
Stewardship Council Landscape Naturalization Award.
Council member Steve Bowers presented the award last
Friday.
Auxiliary plans tea
The Sept. 27 meeting of the
Auxiliary to the Wingham and
District Hospital was held in the
board room with 14 ladies present.
Vice-President Brenda Anger
presided over the meeting,
welcomed the ladies and led in the
Auxiliary prayer.
The minutes of the June 28
meeting were read and approved.
The fall tea invitations were sent
to many local and area groups.
Anger reminded all to keep track of
volunteer hours for the hospital.
There is to be a creative
leadership course held in Clinton
on Oct. 20 and anyone interested is
to contact Helen Daugherty or
Anger.
The fall tea was held at the home
of Marie Phillips on Wednesday.
Sept. 29 at 10 - 11:30 a.m. and 1 -
3:30 p.m.
The fall rummage sale will be on
Oct. 14-15 and fall and winter
items only are requested.
Volunteers are needed for the
Wingham and Area Adult Day
Centre.
Shirley Kaufman, Meria Frank
and Mary Williams remain as the
Christmas Decorating Committee.
Kara Kassen, the occupational
therapist, demonstrated the
perceptual evaluation manual and
kit purchased by the Auxiliary for
the assessment of patients with
stroke or any type of brain damage.
Volunteers are needed for the
church services at the hospital
during November. A bursary will
be given to a deserving high school
student entering the health related
field, at the F.E. Madill Secondary
School Commencement on Oct. 8.
WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
1999 TAXES DUE
Friday, October 15,1999
This final tax installment is for Residential, Farm & Managed
Forest taxes only. Taxes may be paid in person at the Municipal
Office located on Sideroad 18/19, Lot 18, Con. 8 or mailed to West
Wawanosh Township, R.R. #2 Lucknow, Ont., NOG 2H0. Interest at
1 1/4% per month or any part therefore will be charged after this
due date. Note: Persons who have not acquired a tax bill should
contact the Clerk s Office. Failure to receive a tax bill does not
relieve a taxpayer from responsibility for payment of taxes, nor
from penalty for late payment.
Liliane Nolan
Clerk-Treasurer
48 Ontario Street
CLINTON
482-3466
Grey Central Public School students Scott Zehr, centre, and Frances Deitner accepted the
book by Roberta Bondar on behalf of the school. Edwin Sebel of Canada Trust in Listowel
and Friends of the Environment presented the school with the book for their environmental
efforts. Several families were also recognized at the appreciation ceremony, Friday, for their
dedication to the Earth Friendly Garden over the summer. They were Jill and Don Sholdice,
Elizabeth and Dick Dewit, Elaine and Brian Armstrong, Kimberley and Peter
Hammermueller, Shirley and Charles Burgess, Sharon and Murray Clarke, Dawn and Jeff
Smith, Jennifer and Steve Cochrane and Shirley and Alan Baker.
4-Hers
judge
at
On Tuesday, Sept. 14 at around
7:30 p.m. at the Brussels Fall Fair
the Ethel - St. Columban Jughead
Judges held their third meeting.
When they arrived Mrs. De Wit
explained how they were to judge
the two classes: group displays of
memorabilia, and a cucumber
contest.
The fourth meeting was on
Saturday, Sept. 18 at the 4-H
regional Fun Day at the Western
Fair in London.
At about 9:30 a.m. when
registration was finished they were
split into 12 groups to judge the six
classes: dairy cows and beef
heifers, decorated birdhouses and
flowerpots, gilts, soybeans,
displays of pine needles, and WI
displays.
When they were finished
judging, at around 12:30 p.m., they
went the Top of the Fair for lunch.
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JUNIOR CITIZEN
\~/OFTHE YEAR
V AWARDS
Deadline - Oct. 31st, 1999
Contact this community
newspaper for details.
The first euchre party of the
season was held in the Cranbrook
Community Hall last Friday. Five
tables were in play.
Winners were: high lady, Isabelle
Gray; high man, Allan Kennedy;
low lady, Marion Harrison; low
man. Ross Stephenson; travelling
lone hand. Mary Davidson; most
Monetary contribution
Edwin Sebel, representing Canada Trust in Listowel and
Friends of the Environment, presented Grey Central
Public School Principal Cheryl Peach with $3,000, Oct. 1.
The grant was earned by the school for the effort to
improve the environment at the school as well as benefit
the community.
Farmer finds pot plot
On Oct. 1 at approximately
6:45 p.m. Huron OPP officers were
called to a farm on Cone. 4 of
McKillop Twp. over marijuana
plants being found in a com field.
The farmer showed police 40
ANNOUNCEMENT
Clinton Community Credit
Union is pleased to
announce that Doreen
Welsh has joined our staff
as Account Manager - Retail
Loans and Mortgages.
Doreen brings many years
of related experience to the
position, and is looking
forward to meeting Credit
Union members in all the
communities we serve.
Account Manager
Retail Loans and Mortgages
Investment Needs
CLINTON COMMUNITY
CREDIT UNION
www.clintoncu.on.ca
Main Street
DASHWOOD
237-3777
lone hands, lady, Verna Crawford;
most lone hands, man, Neil Hatt;
lucky tally, Dorothy Dilworth, Iona
McLean, Velma Sleighton and
Adrian Verstoep.
The 50/50 draw was won by
Dorothy Dilworth.
On Saturday, the 35th
anniversary of Lome and Arlene
Strickler was celebrated in the hall.
small marijuana plants, 6 inches to
10 inches in height. There was
some potting soil with them.
The plants were taken and
destroyed.
The Huron OPP acknowledge the
fanner for calling police.
118 Main Street North
EXETER
235-0640