Clinton News-Record, 1979-12-06, Page 20FADE, 2o-c,INT0N NEWS-RgCORD T,HL;1'RSPAY, DEC MI R 6 ,1979,
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YoungPeoplelead United service
The Festival of Lights
service was presented by
the Young People at the
Londesboro United
.Church on Sunday. Mrs.
Laura Lyon, and Rev.
Scott greeted the
congregation and the
ushers were Neil Cart-
wright, Laurel Duizer,
Bob Jamieson and Brad
Lyon.
The Sunday School
pupils and their teachers
occupied the front pews
and Rev. Scott welcomed
everyone and announced
that the flowers in the
church had been placed
in loving memory of
News of your
neighbours
Norman Alexander was
admitted to University
Hospital, London, Room
8t4 -N on Wednesday and
underwent surgery on
November 29.
Kevin • Fothergill
returned home on
November 28 after
spending two -and -a -half
weeks in University
Hospital, where he was
treated for a broken leg.
Mrs. Laura Forbes was
transferred to Clinton
hospital . from Victoria.
hospital on November 28.
wMr. and Mrs. Wilbert
McDonald and Mr. Harry
.Burns of Kincardine
visited last Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns.
Tint. McEwing and
Helen Lawson held the
high score at shuf-
fleboard last Wednesday
night. The next shuf-
fleboard meet will be held
on Friday, December 7 at
8: 30 pm. -
The Women's institute
(WI) cookbooks are now
ready. Contact any WI
member to get your copy.
The WI Christmas
meeting will be held on
December 12 with a
family pot luck supper to
be held at 6:30 nm. For,
lthe roll ca7T' e�`ad'tes e•
.�t#1
asked to make up one
Christmas box for a shut-
in.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Shillinglaw of Baldwin
1980 licences
now on sale
Renewalstickers for
motor vehicle licences
went on sale Saturday,
December 1 throughout
Ontario, Minister of
Transportation and
Communications James_
Snow said recently. .
There are no increases ,
in 1980 ' motor vehicle
licence ' fees which
remain at $30 for a four-
cyclinder car, $45 for a
six and $60 for an eight
with an engine
displacement of 'less than
6.5 litres. Owners of
eight -cylinder .cars with
an engine displacement
of more than 6.5 litres,
registered after Dec. 1,
1977, will pay $80.
1980 stickers will be
blue and white in colour.
For the first time,
trailer owners will pay a
one-time fee of '$25, good
for the life of the vehicle.
They will also receive
reflectorized plates.
' Motorcycle
registration fees remain
at $20.
Registration . fees for
privately -owned
passenger cars and
motorcycles in the
northern half of the
province will continue to
be $10.
For vehicle
registration purposes,
"northern Ontario"
consists of the territorial
districts of Algonia,
Cochrane; Kenora,
Manitoulin, Parry Sound,
Rainy River, Sudbury,
Thunder Bay,
Timiskam ing and the
portion of Nipissing lying
north and west of
Algonquin Park.
The 1980 registration
fee for mopeds .remains
at $5, the fee for
snowmobiles and' historic
vehicles $10, anywhere
in Ontario.
Licence renewal forms
required by all ' drivers
obtaining licence stickers
will be mailable at all
11 TC off'icles, Vehiele
1
ono renewal offices,.
nd LCiiOoutleto`
visited last Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Shillinglaw. William
assisted with the in-
stallation of Bruce as
Master of the Hullett
Lodge AF and AM.
Harry Watkins by his
wife Hazel and family.
Next Sunday the
congregational pot luck
meal will be held after
church and Sunday
School classes will be
cancelled.
The Burns Unit of the
UCW will meet on
December 6 at the home
of Gloria McEwing. The
Berean Unit will meet on
December 11 at 2 pm in
the church. The ladies
are askedto bring
Chrisktrnas cake or
cookies.
The couples bowling
night has been changed to
December 9, not
December 16.
Carol Cartwright gave
the devotions, Suzanne
Tamblyn gave the
Lasting
c $ristrnas
(Presents
scripture reading and the
choir sang special
Christmas songs.
The presentation of the
Sharing of the Gifts of
God was conducted by
Scott Millar. A loaf of
bread was the first gift
for food arid the second
gift was a candle to
represent the light. The
third gift was a trumpet
to represent joy and the
fourth was a balloon to
show the air: All these
gifts are received from
God everyday.
After each gift, Cheryl
Lyon and Bill Jewitt gave
readings. All the children
presented their gifts,
while the offering was
received. There were
special. envelopes. for
Mission and Funds.
Lodge installs officers
The members ,of the
Hullett Masonic Lodge
AF and AM No. 568 held
their installation and
investiture of their of-
ficers on November 27.
Brother • Bruce
Shillinglaw was installed
as the Worshipful Master.
The Right Worshipful
Brother James Neilans
was the installing -master
and was assisted by
several past masters as
well as past masters from
the- Rowland Lodge No.
Iiullett 646 of Mt. Albert, which
community hall for
refreshments and a social
hour.
The officers for the
ensuing year are Wor-
'shipful Master Bruce
Shillinglaw; Immediate
Past Master Allen
Bosman; Senior Warden,
Robert Snell; Junior
Warden, Robert
Anderson; chaplain,
Gary Jewitt; treasurer,
Gordon Shobbrook;
secretary, Harry Teb-
butt; senior deacon,
William Vincent; Junior
Deacon, Allen Caldwell;
senior steward, Robert
Thompson; junior
steward, Eric Anderson;
historian, William
Leiper; inner guard,
Plywood Mitchell; tyler,
James A. McEwing.
-was Brother Shillinglawr s happenings
mother lodge.
A highlight of the
evening was the
presentation of the
refurbished apron that
belonged to Brother
Shillinglaw's father and
also the gavel which was
made out of an old oak
,trhep w- Zigh„was' grown on►
thef r
a in of "the' Very
Worshipful Brother
William Shillinglaw. The
presentation was made
by Worshipful Brother
Rollings, who was
initiated with Brother
Bruce Shillinglaw on the
same night by Very
Worshipful William
Shillinglaw:
After the meeting, the
brethern returned to the
London visitor
Mr. Vandergust was at
the school and visited
several teachers to talk to
them about classes ' for
students who have
learning problems.
Mr. Vandergust is with
the London Board of
Education. He will be
visiting several other
schools in this area.
Health Nurses
On November 26, the
health nurses came and
checked pupils' eyes and
ears. This was done for
the children's benefit.
Two other health
>'£3, ., 1,10 miry;,Z,(4-* '
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Although it took only a few minutes, fire caused (ver $600 damage Tuesday
'afternoon to a car driven by Karen Richmond of Blyth. The fire broke out at the
corner of John and Albert Street about 4:10. (photo by Glen Brandon)
McKillop picks hospital rep
By Wiima Oke
McKillop Township
council at a meeting
Monday named Coun-
cillor Marie Hicknell to
represent the township on
Seaforth Community
Hospital board. William
Leeming on the Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority, Arthur
Anderson on the Ausable-
Bayfield Conservation
Authority; Deputy reeve
Harvey Craig on Blyth
fire- area board and
Reeve Allan Campbell on
Seaforth fire area board.
Council accepted the
Seaforth fire area
agreement as prepared
;•R -• by the officials from the
five municipalities which
form the membership of
the Seaforth fire area
board. They are the
Townships of McKillop,
Tuckersmith, Hullett and
Hibbert and the Town of
Seaforth. The agreement,
which covers a period of
two years, will go into
effect on Janyary ,1, 1980,
when signed ),y' all,,the
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'municipalities: When all
sign it, the agreement
will be made public.
nurses, Mrs. Linton and
Mrs. Roske, come to the
school every Friday.
They talk to the grade
eight class and show
filmstrips about
adolescence. They arrive
at 9:10 and leave at 10:15.
Bake Sale
On Wednesday, Dec. 5,
a bake ' sale was held in
the school auditorium.
Fruits and baked goods
were sold. All the money
raised will be given to the
Students Council for
worthwhile activities.
The amount raised will be
stated in next week's
edition.
Passed .. for payment
were road accounts
amounting to $5,696.60
and 'general accounts of
$224,926.75. '
Council agreed that a
new half -ton truck should
be purchased in the new
Doug. Norman of Hoimesville, a well-known area
man, has 'opened his own store in the completely
renovated former J.W. Peck Muffler Hut -on King
Street, near the Post • Office. Called Norholm
Of 10 percent
4.4
Decorating Centre, the store will offer a wide range
of goods and services from wallpapers to carpet.
(News -Record photo)
County okays increases
Huron County Council
approved 10 percent
increases in their com-
mittee and session pay
and the warden's
honorarium at ' their
meeting, November 29.
The warden's
honorarium will be in-
creased to $3,300. from
$3,000 County council
members' will receive
$55. per day or $35. per
half day for . attending
committee meetings and
sessions of Huron County
Council, -
A car allowance of $60
pais 11 cents per
kilometre or alternately
14' cents per kilometre
was approved.
The 'council also ap-
proved a county optical
plan increasing benefits
from $4b. to $15., every 24
I
County r' Clerk -' level 4, increasing his
Treasurer Bill Hanly salary from $29,588. to
moved from level 3 to ''$30,784•
(-Just in time
for Christmas
Giving......
• Canaries • Budgies
• Cackatiel
• Tarantulas • Snakes
• A l'ligatoirs • iguana
• Chanleiecn
• Topical & Fresh Water Fish
year to replace the
present truck. "It's been
a good truck,” reported
Road Superintendent
William Campbell.
For 1980, ratepayers
late with their taxes will
be paying one-quarter
percent more in penalty
charges bringing the rate
to 11/4 percent a month or
15 percent per year up
from 12 percent per year.
By-laws were passed on
two municipal drains
which have , been com-
pleted or near com-
pletion, and which cost
less to do than the
engineer's had
estimated. The Nash
drain was 76.6 percent of
original cost of $8,400,
compared to tender price
of $6,443,25. The
Buchanan drain was 88.98
percent of original cost of
$1,635, compared to
tender cost of $1454.
Approved was a tile
drain loan application of
$9,700.
Council approved
payment of annual grant
of $650 to McKillop
Federation of Agriculture
for 1980 grant, and a
grant of $25 to the War
Memorial Children's
Hospital, London.
Constance Foresters meet
By Mary Merner
The Foresters Family
Christmas Day was held
on Sunday- December
2nd. Family Bowling was
held at 3 o'clock at the
Noble Bowling Lanes in'
Seaforth.
h. •f people
Te 11 oowing
werewinners of prizes
with hidden scores: Mary
Hunt, Jeff Dolmage,
Doug McClure, Laverne
Dolmage, Francis Hunt,
Anna Dolmage.
Everyone returned to
the hall for a delicious pot
luck supper with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Noble as
of the Fo
gyes trs rtist
er.�s,�r ,
Santa cameand-handed
out treats to the children.
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