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The Grade 1 and 2 students at Hullett Central School donned feathers, black ,
hats and bonnets on Friday to recreate the famous Pilgrim and Indian meeting
at Thanksgiving. The event came complete with a.lunchtime turkey dinner and
Grade, 2 student Kenneth Penfound and the rest of his classmates quickly
devoured the meal. (Shelley McPhee photo)
News fromyour neighbors
Edythe Beacome,
Laura Lyon, Mrs. Russell
Good, Mrs. Reg Lawson,
Mrs. Marion Hunking and
Bernice Norman were
among the UCW mem-
bers at the Regional
Rally for East Huron.
The meeting was hosted
on October 6 by the
-Bayfield. UCW.-
Visiting this past week
with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace (Zake)
McDougall were his
brother . Roy McDougall
from Sydney, B:C. and
his sister. Mrs. Jessie
Catalan from Idaho. Also
visiting were his niece
Mr. and Mrs. M. Girdam
from Scarboro.
June Fothergill at;
tended the ;WL,work shop,
for secretary -treasurers
and public relation of-
Hullett happenings
Soccer tournament
On October 7, two
teams from Hullett
competed in a soccer
tournament at
Brucefield. Five other
schools competed. Hullett
girls, coached by Mr.
Millson finished second
and the boys, coached by
Mr. bite, trying their
hardest, finished sixth.
Trip to apple orchard
On October 7 the two
kindergarten classes
went to an apple orchard
just outside of dBrussels.
They learned about
picking, moving, storing
and the processing of
apples. Their guide was
Mrs. Cardiff. Each of the
students collected some
windfall apples.
Safety film
On October 2 Grades
kindergarten to viewed a
film called The School
Bus Snftty Chaim- The -
purpose of the film was to
give the pupils better
knowledgeof how much.
care is taken to assure
that when they ride the
bus it is safe. They also
learned that if they do not
play their part by obeying
the rules of the •bus they
could cause an accident.
We hope that by watching
this film the pupils will
ride the bus more safely
and have a better un-
derstanding of the bus
system.
Soccer
On October 2 the
Hullett girls' soccer team
had a game against
Blyth. The game ended in
a scoreless tie. Later, in
the week, on October 6
the boys' soccer team
played the Blyth boys.
Blyth won 1- 0.
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CLINTON
ficers on October 9 at th
Wesley Willis Unite
Church hi Clinton.
Mrs. Ida Durnin spen
the past week with he
sister, Mrs. Edna Holme
at Dresden.
Mrs. Ted Fothergill
Mrs. Don Buchanan an
Mrs. Tom Duizer at
tended.., the . West Huron
WI District Rally in
Gorrie on October 6.
Edythe Beacom and
Laura Lyon were
Thanksgiving. guests on
Saturday evening with
Miss Olive Johnson and
Miss Reta Yeo of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook were
Thanksgiving guests of
their granddaughter,
Vicki and Don Colquhoun
in Clinton on Saturday
evening. On Sunday they
visited with their
daughter Thelma Ellerby
and her family.
Thanksgiving visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Newby were their family
Mr. and Mrs. Don Newby,
Suzanne and friend Jim
Pearson of New Ham-
burg, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennie Newby of
Brussels, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Menary, Glen, David
and Andrew of New
Market.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Colin
Paterson of London spent
the weekend with her
parents 'Mrl. and Mrs. Bob
Burns. -
Norman Alexan
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
NOTICE
of
NOMINATION
MEETING
to be held on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20/00
of
2:00 P.M.
in the
COMMMMUN1 'Y HALL
LONDES TORO
er
his Water and Erosion
Control demonstration at
the International Pigwing
Match in Woodstock.
emember others at Thanksgiving
United news
TheThanksgiving
service at the Londesboro
United, Church saw a
large turn -out and• the
Explorers , and Young
ple's group
decorated the sanctuary
with an abundance of
corn, vegetables, fruits
and other produce from
the fall harvest.
Margaret. Taylor and
Lorne Hunking.welco med
the congregation and the
ushers were Gary Wilts,
John Cartwright and
Robbie and Michael
Radford.
For the children's time,
the meaning of
Thanksgiving was
discussed and the junior
teachers were Beverly
Riley and Sally Pollard.
Rev. Scott announced
that this Sunday the
anniversary service, will
be held at 11 amand a
special anniversary
musical program will be
held at . $ pm at the
church.
WI help others
A donation of $100 has
been given to Terry Fox's
Marathon of Hope cancer
research drive by .the
Londesboro Women's
Institute.
Also at their October 8
meeting, the group
agreed to offer their
financial support to the
local Lions Club in their
project to construct
washrooms at the ball
park.
As well, the WI donated
$10 to the St. Helen's WI
in recognition of their
75th anniversary. Hattie
Wood and Dora Shob-
brook will represent the
Londesboro WI at the
anniversary celebration.
Genevieve Allen
opened the Londesboro
WI meeting with several
piano numbers .and
president Alice Buchanan
reada poem.
Twenty-five members
and one visitor, Edythe
Beacom, answered the
roll call by naming a
provincial flower. The
minutes of the last
meeting and the
treasurer's report were
given by. secretary -
treasurer June
Fothergill.
eluded a letter from
Grace Bird, Huron's
home economist, who will
be working in Middlesex
County as of October 6.
The group received the
resolution which will be
voted on at the area
convention. The
resolution is asking for
restrictions on foreign
ownership of Ontario
farmland.
- A letter of thanks was
received ,from the Blyth
Summer Festival for the
meals. ' the ladies
prepared for the sum-
mer's church suppers.
The group was reminded
that the 4-H Achievement
Day for the Food For
Friends project will be
held on November 20 at 7
pm in the East Wawanosh
School.
A thank -you note was
received from the
Goderich association for
the mentally han-
dicapped and it was
announced that the area
convention willbe held in
St. Marys on October 27
and 28 with June
Fothergill as Lon-
desboro's delegate.
Shannon Duizer played
a special piano solo and
Marjorie Duizer reported
on the fall rally, held in
Gorrie recently.There
were 94 present at the
meeting and it was
suggested. that the
Tweedsmuir history
books be all kept at a
central location in
Goderich.
Margaret Taylor gave
a recitation and Susan
Jamieson performed two
piano solos.
The group was
reminded that the card
party will be held on
October 24 and Jessie
Tebbutt will be in charge.
On a motion from Annie
Vincent and Doreen
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Carter, it was decided to
purchase.. a large
colander to drain
vegetables.
June Fothergill in-
troduced Ed the Beacom
w o gave the motto, Good
citizenship begins at
home and she explained
the meaning of citizen-
ship.
Tweedsmuir curator
Mrs. Allen gave an in-
teresting report, naming
residentsand telling
where they lived when
Tom, Genevieve, Gloria,
Keith and Karen moved
to the .area from
Farquhar in 1947. Since
that time, seven houses
have been demolished in
the Londesboro area, 35
have been built, along
with a new school, a ball
park, a township shed
and other improvements.
As well, the population of
Londesboro has grown
from 142 to 244 now.
Following the meeting,
lunch was served by
Beryl ReidJoan_ Mid __
delgaal and Hattie Snell.
Explorers' Expedition
On October 9, the
Explorers ..met in the
church and Cheryl
Hulley and Lori Liver-.
more explained, the
emblem. The picture was
shown by Deanna Lyon.
Mrs.. Hoggart an-
nounced that the
Explorers Would be
helping the Young People
to decorate the church for
Thanksgivi, g. Mrs.
Whyte read a story and
led in a discussion.
For crafts, the girls
each made a tiny bouquet
with a low.
Area grad
He-a-tt er -. Fo-tir-e-rg i H'
graduated from the
journalism -print
program at Conestoga
College in Kitkhener on
S epte mber 27. Heather is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Fothergill of
Londesboro.
SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
School Support List prepared as required by the
Assessment Act will be publicly posted in the office of
the Municipal Clerk on the 9th day of October, 1980.
complaints in the nature of requests for corrections to,
or deletions for the list may be made by completing'
and filing a form obtainable at the Stanley Township
office.
The last day for filing forms requesting corrections is
October 22. 1980.
Mel Graham
Clerk Treasurer
Township_ �arStanley
,Brucafield, Ont.
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NOTICE QF
NOMINATION
TO1 NSH41P1 OF TL1cKERSMITH.
.h omipations wIlI be recelv_ed'at the Clerk's O*flce by
this Clerk of the Iownshlp of Tucker,mith In the period
commencing on October 14 and concluding. on October
'20 at $:0p PM. for the positions of:
A. Reeve. Qeputy Reeve and three 4ounc0iors
for the Township of Tuckersmith.
d. One member to the Huron County '1$0o111, of
Education for the Township of Tuckersmlth and
the Town of Clinton. .
C. QM! ' member to the Huron -Perth Roman
Catholic Separate Schooiloerd.for theTowrlshIps
of Tuckersmith and Stanley and the town of
Seaforth.
Each of the members nominated, if elected are to
serve a two-year term,19$1 and 1982.
The requ Flom no on arms may 0 o ane
from the Clerk's +Office and must be completed, filed
with and accepted by the Clerk by the above deadline.
For further information regarding tho procedures
under the Election Act, contact the undersigned.
.1. R. McLachlan,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Tuekersmith'
Box GMB 117, R.R.'5, Clinton, Ontario.
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The Clinic will operate for 4 weeks with 3
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