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Doro Shobbropk, editor
en accepts
George RadfOrd
COnstruction Ltd„ has
been hired ' to supply
gravel for Hullett
Township roads this year.
At their meeting on
Groups take part in church service
The W erld Day of
Prayer service was held
in the Londesboro United
Church on SuAday
' morning and Jack Snell
was the greeter and the
ushers were Danny Reid,
Bob jamieson, Ron
• Nesbirr and Bradley
Lyon.
Rev. Scott welcomed
everyone and announced
that ,the flowers in the
church were placed in
loving memory of
Dorothy, Little.
For the call to worship,
UCW members Helen
4awson, Addle Hunking,
Audrey Thompson and
Margaret Taylortdok the
leaders part and the
Explerers and Messenger
groups occupied the front
pews.
Shirley Seott gave the
children's story with
Explorer members
Cheryl Bromley, Lisa
Bosman and Connie
Hoggart- sang a special
number. The junior
teacher was Helen Lyons.
idle-tt Central happenings
Legion Speaking
On March 1, the Clinton
Legion held their annual
Speaking contest for
Grades 4 to 6, 7 and 8.
Students were picked
from their individual
classes and then they said
their speeches to the
school and the top six
winners competed with
Blyth School. The first
place winner from each
division competed at the
Clinton Legion. There •
were -24 speakers. 'Jeff
...IVIcNairrLfrom._Qw school
won the Legion's senior
competition. Jeff now will
go .to. Mount Forest on
April 13. Jeff represents
24 schools and over 30
Legions. Our.
congratufations go out to
Jeff for his outstanding .
.achievement.
Nutritional Breakfast
On February 29, Mrs.
Bosman's class of mixed
Grade 1s and 2's held a
nutritional breakfast at
school. The .breakfast
consisted of eggs, bacon,
orange juice and pan-
cakes. The class had been
talking about eating a
nutritional breakfast
each morning.
Hot Dogs
On March 4, hot dogs
were sold to the students
who wanted them. The
money was collected on
Thursday and Friday.
Tuesday about noon the
students received their
hot dogs. They found
them ye ry delicious.
Cross Country Skiing
On March 6, pupils
•Community events
Plans were finalized for
the annual
congregational crokinole
party when the church's
Life and Work Committee
met on March 10.
It was decided that the
party' would be held on
March 19 at the Lon-
desboro hall. The evening
will begin at 8 pni and will
• .ffe followed' by a dance.
Ladies are asked to bring
lunch and everyone is
welcome to attend.
The Recreation and
Fitness group will meet
at Hullett Central School
on March 13 at 7:45 pm.
Everyone is welcome to
come out and get fit and
have some fun.
The Women's Institute
Card Party will be held
on March 14, beginning at
8:30 pm. Ladies are
asked to supply lunch..
A shuffleboard meet
-was held on March 5 and
the high single couple it)
the playoffs were Addie
Hunking and Les Reid.
Vietta Hoggart had the
ladies' high single and,
George Hoggart was the
top:scorer for the men.
The next match will be
held on IVIarch 26. Available
from Hullett Schad' wh'b
had cross country skis
could bring them. and go
skiing. Mrs. Hoernig was
in charge along. with Mrs.
Johnstone. From_ about 2
until 3 pm pupils 'went
skiing at a bush nearby.
Apples were supplied by
•Mrs. Hoernig.
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Scott Miller and
Suzanne Tamblyn gave a
dialogue on drugs,
adapted frorn true events
in Thailand. Another
presentation, Respon-
sible Freedom, for
Families, was given by
Nick Whyte, Joan Whyte,
Cheryl Bromley and
Deana and Bradley Lyon.
- Messenger group
rnenriwrs—Ther-e-s-a--Knox,
Stanley Airdrie, Brent
Radford and Murray
Wh te also took art in
the service along with
Explorer members
Cheryl Hulley, Lisa
'Presczator and Brenda
Nesbitt.
YAMAHA
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Watch For
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Dates In •This
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'No One Beats Us On Our Prices
REMKES ENTERPRISES
3 rni S of Exeter on Hwy 4
RR#1 Centralia
Phone 228-6281
March 3, council agreed'
to accept Radford's
tender to haul, crush and
supply approximately
25,000 cubic yards • of
gravel, at $1.959er yard,
• TWO other companies
applied for the tender
were Joe Kerr Con-
struction from ItVingham
tendering at $2.10 per
yard and Lavis Con-
ews ofyour neighbours
cangratulations to Mrs.
Myrtle Fairservice, who
celebrated her 85th birth-
day on IVIarch 6, when
friends treated her to a
special evening dinner.
Several people from the
area •attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of
Mervin and Gay Datema-
on March 7 at the Blyth
arena.
Mr. and Mrs. .Bob
Thompson attended the
funeral of her uncle, Roy
Johnst ne' of Moorefield
who died at the age of 81.
Funeral services were
held in. Mount Forest on
March 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Cartwright returned
home on March 7 after
spending a month
vacationing in Florida.
Sympathy is extended
to Mrs. IVIyrtle Fair -
service following the
death of her nephew,
Charle Mair, Mr. Mair
died in Detroit,, Michigan
and was 35 years old.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
V n ql.f 07,0 tri (Vrl
Thursclaynight with his
sister, Mi. and Mrs. Bert
Shcbbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Lawrie, Robbie •and
Jennifer of Kitchener
spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B b Thom son
p .
•Seaforth studies BIA
SEAFORTH - Following
-,
sul 0, 0 •er area 4-•
Seaforth is considering
the possible formation of
a Business Improvement
Area.
Since a meeting last
fall with a representative
from the Ontario
PRICE EFFECTIVE.UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY MARCH 18
fine markets...of fine foods
Nzehrs.
:4.
ministry of housing, local
p etriite* have
looking' at establishing a
BIA inSeaforth. Exeter,
Goderich and Clinton all
have • downtown •13IA
programs, making them
eligible for loans from the
province at one per cent
interest.
II II
struction from Clinton
with a price of $2.15 per
Yard„•
In• 1979, council ac-
cepted the Radford price
which was $1,85 per yard
for 15,000 yards of gravel.
Council passed a
motion which says that'
Rick Archambault will be
billed the full amount of
the clean-o-ut of the
1-lunking Drain. because
he changed the course of
the •creek without
authorization.
Tile drain laa'n ap-
plications from D. Plant
and M.- Adm as were
• accepted, by council 4,04
their authorization Will bS.
subject to township a40
county bylaws,
toe Gibson, weed in,
spector for Huron County
was appointed as weed
inspector • for Hullett
Township as well. z,
Council acceptedan
application from Keith
Lapp !orthedog counter
for Hullett Township.
A passed motion has
given approval for Walter
Cunningham to severe 20
aeres if .4 written
agreement is made on the
*line*fences.
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