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The Blyth Figure Skating Club presentation Disney On lee
Featured two special performers, Kevin Wheeler and
Christine hough, champions from the Preston Figure
Skating Club. (Shelley McPhee photo)
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441 members study
The 4-H Financial
Management 'Club has held
four meetings under the
leadership off Marjorie
Duizer and Rena Kolkman.
The election of officers
was held during the first
meeting and results were:
President, John Lawson;
Vice President, Helen
Kolkman; secretary, Mar-
jorie Siertsema; press
reporter, Robert Kolkman.
At the first meeting
members discovered that
sound choices mean max-
imum satisfaction from in-
come. Members also
discussed their goals and
how to achieve them.
At the second meeting the
topic was assets and
liabilities.
At the third meeting they
discussed income and ex-
penses and also had to keep
track of income and ex-
penses for one week to learn
spending habits and how to
change them if necessary. At
the fourth they looked at the
partial budget.
During all four meetings
the 4-Her's worked on their
case study and will give a
presentation on a later date.
United Church
Greeters on Sunday were
Dora Shobbrook and Murray
Howatt. Ushers were John
Cartwright, Larry Gross,
Russell Nesbitt and Gary
At a special meeting of
Hallett Township Council on
Feb. 14, council gave a total
of $850 in grants towards
various organizations.
The council gave a grant off
$250 each to the Blyth Centre
for the Arts, the Seaforth
Agricultural Society and the
Central Huron Agricultural
Society. They also gave $50
donations to the Canadian
Heart Fund and the St.
John's Ambulance. Council
refused to give a donation to
the Huron County Historical
Society.
In other business council
passed a motion to have stop
signs ere -ted at all roads
leading into the Hlett
Wildlife Area.
Council also approved a
tile drain loan for J.
Anderson, Lot 8, Concession
10, for $15,000, subject to
township bylaws and
availability of funds.
Council instructed R.J.
Burnside and Associates to
call tenders for the Hulley
Drainage works; the con-
tractor to supply the
material.
A motion was made by
co}incil to amend a part of
bylaw 1982-31 pertaining to
the salary of the Clerk -
Treasurer for 1983. The
salary was adjusted to
$20,160 per year, an increase
of five per cent over 1982.
Council authorized that
B.M. Ross and Associates
prepare plans for a concrete
bridge structure to be placed
at Lot 1, Concession 14 of
Hullett.
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Wilts, organist Lasa Duizer,
choir director Gail Lear. The
flowers in the sanctuary
were placed in memory of
Kenneth Jackson by his
grandparents, Tom and
Genevieve Allen.
The induction of elders
was held. Gordon Shob-
brook, clerk of session in-
vited the elders to front, Ed-
na Reid, Ken Hulley, Elwood
Mitchell, Darlene McClin-
chey, Bev Bromley, Laura
Scott, Trudy Pollard, Diana
Shobbrook, Suzanne
Tambly, Bert Lyn, Jack
Tamblyn, Gordon Shob-
brook. Rev. Swan led the in-
duction service, the rest of
elders welcomed them.
Shuffleboard
Winners on Feb. 16 were:
ladies' high, Audrey Thomp-
son; 2nd high, Clara Riley;
low, Vietta Hoggart; 2nd
finance
low, Be -01 -Reid; men's high,
Les Reid; 2nd high, Walt
Reid; low, Lorne Flunking;
2nd low, Bob Thompson;
playoff winners. Beryl and
Walt Reid; low, Clara Riley
and Bob Thompson. The next
meet is Feb. 23 at 8 p.m.
4-ll'ers Study Food Heritage
The Londesboro III 4-H
Club held its first meeting
Feb. 14 at Marjorie Duizer's.
This club is entitled Ontario
Heritage.
Members made Irish Soda
Bread and a variety of foods
such as Anglesey Eggs,
Scotch Eggs and Maple Bak-
ed Apples.
Club officers are: Presi-
dent, Scott Millar; Vice
President, Cheryl Bromley;
secretary, Laurel Duizer;
press secretary, Jennifer
Sottiaux.
News from
The Cheerio Club
The Cheerio Club met on
Feb. 16 at the home of Vietta
Hoggart. Mary Longman
corducted the meeting and
minutes of the last meeting
and treasurer's report were
given by Dora Shobbrook.
The draw donated by Vi
Burns was won by ,Teth
Knox
The Meirch 16 meeting,
with Group 4 in charge will
be held at the the home of
Beth Knox.
All signed an 82nd birth -
Hallett Central happenings
Students learn, curling skills
Y
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day card for Gladys Arm-
strong, a patient in Seaforth
Hospital. Vietta gave a
reading and a contest was
won by June Fothergill.
After cards, lunch was serv-
ed by Vietta Hoggart and
Mary Longman.
Personals
Village residents are
reminded that there are
boxfs in local stores for
donations for gifts for three
former older residents, you
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will not be canvassed,
thanks.
Miss Evelyn Waikom and
Mrs. Doris Snyder of Kit-
chener visited a couple of
days with their sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden
and Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
visited on Thursday with
their brother Fred Vodden in
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mrs. Bob Burns spent
Monday in London with Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Paterson and
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Katie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
spent the weekend in Toron-
to with their daughter : < ver-
ly Lee.
A large number from
Londesboro enjoyed the
"Disney on Ice" ff
skating carnival in B1 on
Friday night. There are 14
from the community
members of this skating
club.
Remember W.I. cards on
Feb. 25 at 8 p.m.
Curling
In the past years Hullett
Central grades 7 and 8 have
gone to Vanastra Curling
Rink. On Feb. 18 in the after-
noon the Grade 7 class went
curling for the first time and
will be learning the basic
skills in curling for the next
three Thursdays in
February.
Reporter - Lori Bromley
Carousel Tours
The group Carousel fours
visited the junior classes and
put on a play called "First
People," on Feb. 16. They
returned the following day
for Grades 4-7 although the
Grade 8 class was curling.
Some of the students par-
ticipated in the play. Grades
4, 5, and 6 from West Wawan-
nosh school cavae. The topic
of this play was "A place to
grow" on the Loyalists of
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Canada. There were five ac-
tors and a stage director.
Everyone enjoyed it
thoroughly.
Reporter - Kelly Vodden
Slides
Recently the Grade 5 and 8
classes of Hallett School
have been studying the lands
of Australia in their Social
Studies and Geography
classes. Because these
('lasses are studying about
Australia, Hullett School ar-
ranged for Mrs. Beulley to
show slides on her two trips
to Australia. Both classes en-
joyed the slides very much
which were shown in Mr.
Millson's Grade 8 room.
pupils hope Mrs. Beulley
return.
Reporter - Michael Radford
Editors - Lori Livermore
Deanna Lyon
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