HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-10-04, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2000. PAGE 13.
P. McCallum greets for Duff’s United service
FROM WALTON
Pearl McCallum greeted worship
pers at Duff’s United Church on Oct.
I, World Wide Communion Sunday.
Joan Tuchlinsky welcomed every
one.
With Glenda Morrison being away
this Sunday, Marion Godkin took
over the job of organist.
Joan gave the announcements.
Congratulations to Cindy and Chris
Poland on their new baby daughter
Lorren Haleice. The smiles from
grandmother Dianne McCallum and
great-grandmother Pearl McCallum
showed how pleased they were to
have the baby arrive safely. The
UCW meet Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 8
p.m. Anyone interested in going on
the UCW Mystery tour on Oct. 21 is
to give Gloria Wilbee or Judy
Emmrich a call by Oct. 14. The fall
supper will be held at the Brussels
arena this year on the first
Wednesday in November. There will
still be takeouts and food will still be
as delicious as usual.
Anyone interested in a book read
ing group call Joan. The books will
be along the lines of spiritual
growth. Next Sunday is
Thanksgiving Sunday and people are
asked to bring non-perishable food
items for the food banks.
The choir sang, We Gather Here.
Following the scripture readings
Joan’s meditation was called Faith in
Action. During the offering the choir
sang a song called, Eat This Bread
and Never Hunger. The children
came up from Sunday School to take
part in communion which was
served by Trisha McClure, Fred and
Heidi McClure and Dianne
McCallum.
Following the service, people went
downstairs to enjoy muffins and cof
fee with the proceeds going towards
the Youth Group fund.
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I don’t know how often a person
gets a chance to meet face to face,
with someone that they have only
communicated with on line, but this
weekend Thys DeJong did just that.
He has been talking to Susie Ryerson
on line from N. Dakota, for the past
three years and this weekend enroute
to visit her brother in Vermont, she
came up to meet Thys and his wife,
B.J.
She stayed at the Walton Inn
Saturday and Sunday and on
Monday planned to travel to
Mississauga to meet up with some
other ‘on line’ friends.
This past weekend was the annual
Christian Conference (Clinton
Gospel Hall) held at the Clinton
High School with approximately 500
people attending the event. With
people there from all over North
America, the Bacherts helped by
hosting guests at the Walton Inn.
Former Morris deputy-reeve
celebrates his 90th birthday
He has been involved in the com
munity as a member of the Masonic
Lodge, through the church, served as
an elder and in politics as a one-tjme
deputy reeve of Morris Twp.
The open house on Sunday at
Huronlea was attended by people
from as far away as Toronto, Detroit,
Orillia, Vancouver and Hamilton, as
well as from Brussels and area.
Special guests were his three sisters
from Owen Sound.
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WINGHAM & DISTRICT HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
Special day
Jim Mair of Huronlea, Brussels
was the guest of honour at an
open house on Sunday in
recognition of his 90th birthday.
(Vicky Bremner photo)
It was a special day on Saturday
for Jim Mair as family and friends
gathered to celebrate with him the
occasion of his 90th birthday.
The celebrant was bom Sept. 27,
1910 in Sullivan Twp. near Chesley
to William and Netty Mair. He
attended SS 10 Sulivan school.
On Oct. 1, 1949 he married the
former Evelyn Scott of Morris Twp.
They raised three daughters Norma,
Linda and Joan. The family has
grown to include four grandsons.
Mr. Mair farmed on the third con
cession of Morris until 1980. After
his retirement he had a special inter
est in woodworking, especially
clockmaking. Each of his daughters
has a handcrafted grandfather clock.
WINGHAM & DISTRICT BREAST FEEDING SUPPORT CLINIC
You are welcome to drop in to the clinic on Tuesday mornings between the hours
of 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon, every week. The clinic is held in the former
nursery, second floor, in the maternity department at the hospital. This clinic
provides guidance, information & personal assistance to new mother as well as
new “mothers to be.” For more information, or if you need assistance at other
times, please call Phyllis at 357-3087. This service is provided free of charge.
AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE
The fall Rummage Sale will be held at the Wingham Armouries. Articles for the
sale may be dropped off between 8:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on October 19. The
sale will run from 3:30 - 8:00 p.m. on October 19 and 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on
October 20. Proceeds will be used for Auxiliary projects. Seasonal items only
please.
SUPPORT GROUP FOR WOMEN
This support group is being presented by Women’s Shelter and Counseling
Services of Huron and Community Psychiatric services in Wingham. Designed for
women in this area who have experienced abuse in their lives, this ongoing
Educational Program assists women to develop self-Empowerment skills. This is a
free and confidential group. If you are interested in joining please contact Linda at
1-519-357-1614.
DIABETES EDUCATION
The next class will be offered on Thursday, October 26 from 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
A doctor’s referral is required. Call Linda at 357-3210, (ext. 362) to register.
RENOVATIONS
Next time you are visiting the hospital be sure to check out the new lighting,
ceilings and decorating in the hallways on first and second floor. With the
completion of the air conditioning project, we have been able to tidy up. Out
thanks to everyone for their patience during the process.
TEEN VOLUNTEERS
The hospital welcomes 18 teen volunteers to its roster this year. Trair ed and
supervised by Rosemary LaRose, these individuals provide many of th' little
extras our patients have come to enjoy and expect at the hospital. Training is
currently underway and the teen volunteers will begin their service in October.
HIGH SCHOOL CO-OP STUDENTS
Joining us from F. E. Madill for their co-op terms are Amy Seip, Margo Abbott and
Jennifer Hall. We wish them a rewarding educational experience here at WDH.
Phone: 357-3210 Fax: 357-2931 E-Mail: winghosp@wcl.on.ca
NOTICE OF
VOTERS’ LIST 2000
for the
Municipality of Central
Huron
(formerly the Township of Goderich
Township of Hullett and the Town of Clinton
NOTICE is hereby given that the Voters’ List for the
2000 Municipal Election, prepared as required under
the Municipal Elections Act will be available for
inspection from Tuesday, September 5th, 2000 at the
Municipal Offices of the Township of Goderich, the
Township of Hullett and the Town of Clinton.
AND I HEREBY call upon all electors to examine
the list to ensure that their names and other relevant
information is correctly shown. Applications for addi
tions, deletions or amendments to the list may be
made by an elector, by filing a form, that may be
obtained at the municipal offices during normal
working hours.
NOTICE THAT revisions will commence on
September 5th, 2000.
NOTICE THAT the last day for filing applications
for the above mentioned revisions will be Monday,
November 13th, 2000 at 8:00 p.m.
DATED on this 31st day of August, 2000
Linda M. Cranston,
Elections Clerk.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2000
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ACT, 1996 'S. 24)
IN TIIE NEW
MUNICIPALITY OF CENTRAL HURON
(PRESENTLY THE TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH
[Ward 1), THE TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT [Ward 2]
AND THE TOWN OF CLINTON [Ward 3] )
NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS
NOMINATIONS FOR THE OFFICES OF:
1 - Position fcr REEVE chosen from entire
municipality (Ward 1, 2 or 3)
1 - Position for DEPUTY-REEVE chosen from
entire municipality (Ward 1, 2 or 3)
2 - Positions for COUNCILLORS chosen from
Ward 1 (Goderich Township)
2 - Positions for COUNCILLORS chosen from
Ward 2 (Hullett Township)
2 - Positions for COUNCILLORS chosen from
Ward 3 (Town of Clinton)
Nominations/Registrations may be filed during
regular business’Tiours'at the office of the Clerk for
the Township of Goderich, the Township of Hullett or
the Town Office in Clinton, until October 13, 2000 at
5:00 p.m.
Numination/Registration papers are available at the
Municipal Offices. A signed consent to the
nomination, a declaration of qualification by the
candidate, a $100.0(1 filing fee (cash, money order to
certified cheque) and identification of the candidate
are required.
PLEASE NOTE: No person who proposes to be a
candidate may solicit or accept contributions for
election purposes; or incur expenses, until that
person’s nomination registration has been filed.
Linda Cranston, A.M.C.T.
Election Clerk,
MUNICIPALITY OF CENTRAL HURON