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W. Wawanosh
discusses lots
Huron County planner Brian Tre
ble attended the Nov. 2 meeting of
West Wawanosh council to discuss
options for lots owned by the town
ship in Dungannon.
Among the issues addressed were
zoning and re-zoning, lot sizes and
septic system approvals. Minimum
setback requirements for livestock
buildings in AGl zone per town
ship in Huron County were also
viewed.
The road accounts totalling
$10,270.38 and the general
accounts totalling $12,743.62 were
approved for payment.
Council concurred with the Town
of Seaforth regarding a request for
a new system so that the currently
employed paramedics would con
tinue to be employed regardless of
how the service is delivered,
including legislated and contractual
successor rights.c [The nows from
ranbrook
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Families visit
There were eight tables played at
the euchre last Friday in Cranbrook
Community Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Marion
L. Harrison; high man, Wayne
Ward; low lady, Isabelle Craig; low
man, Doug Hamilton; ladies’ lone
hand, Yvonne Knight; men’s lone
hand, Allan Edgar; travelling lone
hand, Mervin Schneider; tally
cards, Keith Turnbull, Ross
Stephenson, Louise S. and Iona
McLean.
Jennifer and her husband
Prentice from Windsor and Jolanda
from Sarnia visited their parents,
John and Nancy Vanass.
United service
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be remembered and talked about
truthfully.
Scripture readings were from
Joel 3: 9-11 and Matthew 10: 34-
39.
Hullett students place 5th in cross country meet
Hullett Central was host for the
cross country meet for eight of
Huron County’s elementary
schools. Hullett placed fifth in the
overall standings. Congratulations
to Andrea Sturzenegger who placed
second in Midget girls and to
Laurie Vandendool who was
second in intermediate girls.
Although IPM 1999 has now
faded into memory kudos go to
Katie McClinchey. Her futuristic
pictjre of farm life in Huron
County won top honours in her age
division. Katie is the daughter of
Doug and Karen McClinchey and
is presently in Grade 4.
Steven Dougherty and Amanda
Rozendal of Hullett Central School
travelled to Wingham with their
mothers and school principal,
George Barker. Their mission was
to help Brian Allan, as co-hosts, for
his phone-in talk show on AM920
radio.
The topic was space travel with
special guest Chris Hadfield, first
Canadian astronaut to operate the
Canada Arm in space and his help
in building the M.I.R. space station.
He is looking forward in the fall of
2(XX) when he will become the first
Canadian astronaut to space walk
as he helps install the Brampton
built Canada Arm to the
international orbiting space station
currently under construction.
Col. Hadfield was on a phone
line from Houston, TX answering
questions from Steven, Amanda
and the many who called in.
For the two students from Hullett
Central school, learning about
broadcasting was almost as exciting
as the space talk. Thanks to Mr.
Barker for taking the time to help
Steven and Amanda to have what
could be a once in a lifetime
opportunity.
On Wednesday, Nov. 17 from
6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Hullett Central
Public School will be holding its
first annual craft show and sale. It
was decided to put on a craft show
to help with fundraising for the
school.
The money from the table rentals
will go back into the school.
There are approximately 29
vendors setting up with a wide
range of unique and interesting
items for sale including baking,
sewing, knitting, ceramics, candles,
educational books, clothing,
makeup. Barbie accessories,
cookware, maple syrup products,
some local organizations selling for
their fundraisers and a lot of other
products to choose from.
Admission will be a donation to
the food bank and everyone can put
in their name for “Mystery Door
Prizes”.
There will also be refreshments
served by the Grade 8s to help
defray the cost of their trip.
There is already a great response
to this event and everyone is very
excited about it. It is a win, win
situation for the school, vendors
and the shoppers who can support
their local participants and get great
Christmas presents all under one
roof. We look forward to seeing
you there.