HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-11-08, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2000. PAGE 21.
Over 650 attend Duff’s annual turkey supper
Betty McCallum greeted worship
pers at Duff’s United Church on
Nov. 5.
Joan Tuchlinsky opened the serv
ice with the responsive Call to
Worship. She announced that the
turkey supper held this year at the
Brussels arena was a great success
with at least 650 people having been
fed. A big thank you to all those who
came to partake of the great meal
and to all those who worked so hard.
Transition board continues hiring process
There will be a Remembrance Day
service Nov. 11 at Brussels United
Church, following the service at the
Legion.* Ministers will be Joan
Golden and Joan Tuchlinsky.
The UCW planning/business
meeting at the church will be Nov. 8
at 8 p.m. Bring planners and some
good ideas for programs, etc.
Marie McGavin read the scripture
lessons. Joan’s sermon was called,
“Love is ...”.
At the Oct. 23 meeting, the Huron
East transition board continued the
process of hiring. Doug Hugill will
be manager at the Seaforth and
District Community Centre, Murray
McArter will continue as manager of
the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre and Lisa Berard
will continue as the manager of the
Vanastra Recreation Centre. Marty
Bedard has been hired as a full-time
employee at the Seaforth and
District Community Centre.
Administrative positions were also
filled with the hiring of the follow- .staff
ing staff: Janice Andrews
(Secretary/Receptionist); Connie
Marion (Tax and Utility Billing
Clerk); Lorraine Bettles (Accounts
Payable/Receivable and Recreation
Accounting Clerk); Barb Dalrymple
(Payroll/Personnel Clerk
Drainage Administration); and
Cathy Garrick (Planning and Public
Works Administration).
The board passed a resolution
indicating that the three Huron East
fire departments' (Seaforth, Brussels
and Grey) would continue to operate
on a status quo basis until the new
council reviews and addresses issues
pertaining to the fire departments.
The board did not accept a report
to hire municipal staff to operate the
water and sewer systems and
deferred a decision on the hiring of
until OCWA, Phillips
Environmental and the Stratford
PUC were given the opportunity to
tender for the operation of the water
and sewer systems. Tenders are to be
submitted within two weeks.
Staff indicated that job descrip
tions for most of the public works
positions would be finalized within The next meeting of the Huron
the next several days and would be East transition board is scheduled
posted shortly thereafter. tor Nov. 9 for 7 p.m.
ELECT DOUG MILLER
Wawanosh
FROM WALTON
Ashfield-Colborne
Carvers
Neil McGavin and Maxine Houston were carving turkey for
Duff’s annual supper last week at the BMG Community
Centre. The change of venue didn’t hurt attendance with
over 650 diners coming out to enjoy the meal.
For - Experience
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