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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-11-01, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2000. PAGE 23. Residents play Janies, win prizes FROM BELGRAVE There were seven tables of euchre in play on Wednesday, Oct. 25 at the Women’s Institute Hall. Winners were: high lady, Doris Michie; second high lady, Jean Pattison; lone hands, Lois Chamney; low lady, Mary Taylor; high man, Stuart Chamney; second high man, Jack Taylor; lone hands, Mervyn Schneider; low, Stewart Musgrove. There will be regular euchre on Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. In the community centre on Friday, Oct. 27 there were eight tables of shoot in play. Winners were: high lady, Lois Chamney; second high lady, Mary Ken Spears; second high man, Taylor; low man, Mabel Wheeler. Edgar; most shoots, Jack The next shoot is on Nov. 10. Knox United members take on roles in service Murray and Wilma Scott greeted worshippers at Knox United Church on Sunday, Oct. 22. Rev. Ethel Miner Clare welcomed the congregation. The senior choir sang Seek and Ye Shall Find accompanied by Elizabeth Procter. The scripture reading was from Psalm 150. Taking part in the service were George Procter as the Bishop Ambrose; Ben Procter as Martin Luther; Andrew Procter as John Calvin; Ellen Procter as Robert Lowry; Tasha McClory as Fanny Crosby; Amanda Dorsch as John Work; Camerra Yuill as John Newton and soloist, Lila Procter. Becky Logan looked after the nursery. Les Shaw and Don Procter took up the offering. Songs of Our Faith Concert will be held on Friday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. at Knox United Church. Turnbull; most shoots, Lillian Appleby; low, Audrey Vath; high East Wawanosh PS news Celebrating the season While the students’ council of Sacred Heart School in Wingham kept the junior children busy in the gymnasium last Friday-with challenging games in celebration of the pumpkin, the Grade 6 class participated in a murder mystery game. Students enjoy Duffle Bag By Nikki Van De Walle and Leanne Mullin The Grade 7/8 class of East Wawanosh went to see the Duffle Bag theatre’s play of Romeo and Juliet at the Bly th Festival Theatre on Thursday, Oct. 26. Last year the class had gone to see the perform­ ance of Mcbeth by the Duffle Bag Theatre and had really enjoyed it so they were excited about seeing this Play- Our own Nicole Lessard got to play Swifty’s wife, up on stage with all of the actors. (Swifty was the sec­ ond choice messenger, played by Michelle). The play was a backwards version of Romeo and Juliet, and the famous balcony scene was done on a veranda. At the end Romeo and Juliet did not die like in the famous Shakespeare play. The play was very interactive, so that every time the narrator (Marcus) said “Montague” everyone on the left side of the theatre had to shout out Mama Mia! Every time the nar­ rator (Marcus) said “Capulet” every­ one on the right side of the theatre said Cappuccino. Romeo and Juliet were played by students from the audience. This interactive play had everyone laughing. We give it a two thumbs up. Even with a few problems it still was a good performance. On Wednesday, Oct. 25, East Wawanosh’s kindergarten A class went to see the Duffle Bag Theatre’s presentation of Peter Pan at the Blyth Festival theatre. For most of the children it was their first time going to the theatre. For the most part the students enjoyed seeing Peter Pan come to life. Having just read the story they had a slight idea of what they might see in the presen­ tation. Mrs. McGregor (kindergarten A teacher) also thoroughly enjoyed seeing the production. Caitlin, Caroline, and Wesley liked when Captain Hook got chased by the crocodile. Brianna, Kaitlyn, Zachary and Evan also liked the crocodile but Brianna liked Wendy the best. Shania liked Wendy, John, and Captain Hook. Austin liked when the mom opened the door and hit Michael. \ Rachel and Trevor liked the Pirates. Jesse liked all the sword fighting. Laura liked when Wendy got captured and when Peter said “Never Grow Up”. Andrea liked both the crocodile and Pirates. Ryan liked the crocodile, Captain Hook, and when Peter Pan cried. West Wawanosh township office may get used for health elinie West Wawanosh councillors con­ sidered a new use for the township office once it is vacated by the end of the year. Patti McManus, a public health nurse and nurse practitioner of the Huron County Health Unit, spoke to council at the Oct. 17 session about using the office as a health clinic. Services offered could include pre-natal and health assessment, immunization, dental, illness and injury prevention. Amendments were made to a pre­ vious bylaw regarding regulation of manure pits. The bylaw stated that perimeter monitoring drains be required around all liquid manure storage facilities and shall be shown on engineer drawings; that all bases for liquid manure facilities be a min­ imum of six inches thick and will be reinforce; that test holes be dug to determine the watertable, with the floor of the storage facility a mini­ mum of three feet above the watertable and that all tires of the inside of the manure storage struc­ ture be tarred. The public meeting was held to discuss the rezoning of part of Lot General accounts in the amount of $17,078.57 were approved for pay­ ment. o Please Recycle This Newspaper I The Hired Hand (helpful home maintenance) (519) 887-2605 house and lawn maintenance, eavestrough cleaning, painting, snow removal, odd jobs For MAYOR of the New Municipality of Morri s-Tumberry ELECT LYNN HOY Advance Poll - November 4 2000 Questions & Concerns? Call 357-3435 “Your support will be appreciated” Election day is November 13, 2000 14, Cone. 12 from AG 1 general agriculture to AG 4 agriculture small holding to recognize a new lot creat­ ed by a severance. The bylaw was passed. Council concurred with a resolu­ tion from the Region of Peel peti­ tioning the Ministry of Environment to provide a listing of laboratories which carry out pesticide testing and that they pay for all costs of pesti­ cide testing, additional inspections and reporting requirements and costs associated with the preparation of the engineering report. Property on Plan 229, Lot 76 and Plan 230, Lot 76 were declared sur­ plus. Approval was given to the Lucknow and District Joint Recreation board agreement.Bernie MacLellan Thank You I would like to say thank you to the response of the people I have met while campaigning for the election. I would also like to apologize to all the people who I have been unable to meet and talk to in person. If you were unable to get to THE ALL CANDIDATES meeting in your area, and I missed you at home, I will leave a copy of my speech from the meeting along with my card. If you have any questions please call me. During the day I can be reached at 233-7489, evenings at 233-3366.