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People brave weather
attend service
Quite a nwber braved
the storm on Sunday
morning to attend the
Sunday service. Greeting
the People was Gordon
Shobbrook and the ushers
were Stephen Duller,
Robin 'Radford, John
Cartwright and Andy
Riley. The choir began
With a Christmas
selection and Rev. Scott
welcpmed all and gave
announcements. He
thanked all who helped
with `Open. House' at the
manse 'last Sunday night,
and led in call to worship.
The children's story
was about a little girl who
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herself into her Christ-
mas gift by helping with
household chores. The
junior teachers were
Donna Shaddick, Judy
and Sandy Carter.
The annual church pot .
luck dinner followed the
service and was enjoyed
by all who were able to
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attend. A sing song was
led by Barry Lear with
Gord Lear at the piano. ti.i..
Santa •Claim paid a visit to
the children.
the
e gh,borly news
Mr.';T'om Beatty was
admitted to Wingharn
hospital ' on Dec, 10 and
friends wishhim a speedy
recovery.
Sunday visitors with
Jim and Gloria McEwing
were Mrs. Lily Marshall,
Maurice Marshall,
James Watt, Tammy
Larsen;-Chue-k;_.-_.E-achy
and Laura Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
returned home on Friday
after spending three
weeks with their
daughter Beverly in Los
Angeles, California.
Lawrence Taylor spent
three days last week in
Toronto at Save the Soil
conference.
The W.I. meeting was
cancelled last Wednesday
due to bad weather but
the W.I. card party will
be held on December 19,
at 8:30p.m.
Staff Sergeant Richard
Shaddick, Jean and
children, Sandra and
David of Burnaby,, B.C.
arrived on Dece fb T1T_
for Christmas holidays
with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick.
On Sunday ' a family
gathering was held and
present were Jeff, Karen
and Stephen Shaddick of
Brantford, Lloy Shaddick
and Dirk Garlicks of
Kitchener and Miss Ruth
Shaddick of Clinton.
Bereanspick new leaders
The Berean Unit
Christmas meeting was
held on December\9th and
leader Helen L wson
welcomed all w�th - a
reading. A Christmas
hymn was then sung with
Hattie Wood at the piano.
-A solo -was given by
Marjorie Duizer and
Shirley Scott gave the
Christmas message, The"
Gift of Christmas'. She
was thanked and
presented with a gift by
Mrs. Lawson.
Readings 'Christmas
Memories and a 'Grown
Up's' letter to Santa were
read by Edythe Beacom.
Minutes • of the last
meeting -were read by
Dora Shobbrook and
correspondence included
a thank you from Tim
Neilans and a letter from
Huron Day Centre for the
Homebound.
Roll call was answered
by 14 members and one
visitor. The treasurer's
report was given by
-Laura Lyon and she also
reported on mitten tree
which has one hat, three
pairs of socks, six pair of
slippers, 13 scarves and
52 pair mittens. Brenda
Radford dlivered them to
Mrs. Homath in Clinton
for Family and Childrens
Service.
County Council
names committees
Huron County Council
held its first meeting of
the 1981-82 term Wed-
nesday and adopted the
striking committee
report organizing the 10
committees of the 31 -
member council.
The following are- the
mem be_r_s ,__ of__ _the. _.14_
committees with the first
person named as
chairman:
Road Committee;
Lloyd 'Mousseau, Reeve
of Hay; . R. M. William-
son, Joseph Kerr, Harold
Robinson and William
Bogie.
Huronview; D.C.
Russell, Reeve of
Stephen; J. M. Dawson,
B.W. McBurney and J. C.
Krauter.
• Health; Paul Steckle,
Reeve. of Stanley; A.W.
Epp, G.H. Stirling, T.W.'
Cronin, and William
Morley, Provincial
representative.
Library; R.M. Bell,
Reeve of Tuckersmith;
Ernest Brown, J.D.
Durnin, Noreen Gnav, H.
Elliott and E. Thompson.
Property; R.M. Bell,
Reeve of Tuckersmith;
Ernest Brown, J.D.
Durnin and P.H.
Neilands.
Planning; William
Elston, Reeve of Morris;
D.R. MacGregor, George
Fello'ws`and-Alan-Walper._
Development; Thomas
Cunningham, Reeve of
Hullett; W.J. Dale, Don
Wheeler and Lionel
Wilder.
Social Services; Bob
Allen, deputy -reeve of
Goderich; Warren Zinn,
Harvey Craig and Simon
Hallahan.
Executive; Fred
Haberer, Huron County
Warden; Bob Allen, R.M.
Bell, Thomas Cun-
ningham, William Elston,
Lloyd A$isseau, D.C.
Russell and Paul Steckle.
Land Division; Jack
McCutcheon, J. Miller, C.
Desjardine, Gerry Ginn
and Allan Campbell.
The next full meeting of
Huron County Council
will be Januar_, 1981.
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Happy Birthday was
sung for Laura Saun,-
dercock and Mrs.
Shobbrook, will clean the
brass for January. Miss
Beacom reported for
U.C.W. general meeting.
The next Berean
meeting will be held on
January 13 and the
meeting lunch was
servedby Mrs. Wood and
Addie Hunking. The 1981
officers were chosen and
they are: past leader,
Helen Lawson, leader;
1st vice, Alice Davidson;
secretary, Dora Shob-
brook; treasurer, Laura
Lyon; church
nominating, Margaret
Whyte; congregational
life and work, Addie
Hunking; Bale and
supply, Laura Lyon,
Marg Longman;
nominating for Berean
Unit, Vi Burns and .Mary
Longman.
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LAUD memaers . en-
tertained their mothers,
fathers and friends on
December 8 at the hall.
The members "'served
their guests some of the
recipes they learned in
their club. The leaders
Marjorie Duizer and Ann
Adams were presented
with gifts in appreciation
for their leadership and
following the dinner,
games were played.
Garbage tender accepted
Bud Gham►ney coUncix . accepted the
sanitation and waste building permits ap»
.
disposal company from
Auburn has been again
hired by. the Mullett
' Township Council.
At their December 1
meeting, council agreed
to: accept Mr. Charnney's.
garbage contract offer
for the village of Lon-
desboro. Mr. Charnlney
will be paid $3,0.00 per
annum for a tWo year
term.
In other business,
plications of; 8,
Dougherty, residences P.
Westerhout,- residence;
G. Hoggart, implement
shed; K. Dykstra,
covered manure pit; W.
Kennedy, covered
manure pit; K. Ham-
ming, alterations to barn
and implement shed; E.
Watson, addition to sales
barn.
Council also gave a
bylaw three readings and
Bank closes doors
We are sorry to report
the closing of the Lon-
desboro Branch of
Clinton Bank of Mo
ranc as served.
community since
including Mary Freeman
and Phyllis Edward from
Clinton, two from head
Montreal.
office in London.
is
the
1919.
On December 10 an.
information meeting was
held in Londesboro Hall
to answer questions and
Earl Hilderley, Clinton's
manager opened the
meeting and introduced
:staff members present
Sharing a joke is a politicians right, as Hullett Reeve Tom Cunningham left,
tells a story ,to retiring reeves Ervin Slilery of Tuckersmith and Royce
Macaulay of Clinton, left, during the town's annual banquet last Saturday
night. (James Fitzgerald photo)
Burns UC W enjoy dinner
The Burns UCW met
last Wednesday and the
Women's Institute (WI)
served a delicious turkey
dinner to 14 members and
three visitors.
Following the dinner,
Hazel Reid opened the
meeting with a reading
and ,Christmas carols
were sung. Beryl Reid
read the scripture and
Rev. Scott gave ,the
Christmas message. Mrs.
Reid gave a reading and
his wife Shirley _led in
prayer. Mrs. Reid
thanked Mr. and Mrs.
Scott, and all who took
part in the meeting.
Mrs. Rice was in
charge of the_ business
and the roll_ call was
answered by a Bible
verse,'and minutes of the
last meeting were read.
Five members had
perfect attendance this
year and the treasurer's
report was given by Jean
Leiper. Thank you cards
were received from
Gavin Leiper and Ida
Salverda.
It was agreed that a $50
allocation will be donated
and a box will be sent to
shut-ins. Donations were
made to the Londesboro
WI and the CNIB.
On behalf of the UCW,
Jo a'3t Middegaal
presented Mr. and Mrs.
Scott with a Christmas
gift and Shirley thanked
everyone. Jean Scott
;moved a vote of thanks to
Joan Hoggarth and Jean
Leiper . for the lovely
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dinner and members then
exchanged Christmas
gifts. After the meeting
the WI served tea and
Christmas cake.
John Burrow, district
manager of Clinton said
he was for the safety of
staff as there had been
two robberies at the
Londesboro bank.
There was a number of.
people present from
Brucefield, whose bank
has also been closed.
passed a inotion -to itn.
pose special drainage
rates of money which is
borrowed under the Tile
Drainage Act In the
amount of $2,400.
Another motion was
passed accepting the tile
drain loan application of
James Medd. Approval of
the application Is subject
to township bylaws and
the availability of ftt>rids.
A similar motion was
passed at council's
November 24 meeting,
accepting a drain ap-
plication from Ernie
Morue for loan of $9,700.
Also 'at the November
24 meeting, council
agreed to split the bill
with Blyth on the cost of
the building at the waste
disposal site. Hullett's -
share of the bill is $250.
A motion was passed
inviting the -.Bank of
Montreal in Clinton, the
Bank of Commerce in
Blyth, the Royal Bank in
Clinton and the Clinton
Credit Union, to submit
proposals for, sash
management, for H�lett
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