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Rev. ,Scots teaches Hullett students
Religious education
Each Friday, at Hullett
Central, Rev. Scott from the
Londesboro United Church
comes to the Grade 7 class
for religious education.
These Bible knowledge
classes will last for eight
weeks.
Exciting volleyball
On Monday, February 2
the Blyth boys played the
Hullett boys at Hullett. Some
good games were played but
2l n all three games.
Again 'later on in the week
on Thursday, February 5,
the'Blyth girls did battle with
Hullett girls at Hullett.
l free very good games were
played The scores were 15 -
6 (Hullett), 15 - 12 (Blyth)
and 15 - 3 (Hullett) for the
girls -
.
Carling
On Thursday, February 4,
the grade 7's started the first
of five curling sessions. The
grade 8's started the next
day. They leave the school at
12:30 and return in time for
buses at 3:15. They cnrl at
the Vanastra Curling Club.
The club donated curling
brooms and free ice time. A
very special thanks to the
Vanastra Girling Club.
Shuffleboard is popular
Hazel Reid took the ladies'
high score at last Wednesday
night's shuffleboard match.
George Hoggart had the
men's high. Genvieve Allen
was the low lady and Reg
Lawson was . the IoW man:
Bob and Audrey Thompson
were the play-off winners.
The next evening of
shuffleboard is scheduled for
February 25.
Explorers meet
Jennifer Sottlaux and Lisa group's ninth meeting.
Bosman presented the Cry t^1 Wh,•tp r*a`'t' the
Explorer emblem at the Explorer picture.
Constance news and notes
By Mary Merner
Florence Mcllwain
returned home from Clinton
Public Hospital last Wed-
nesday.
Several from the area
participated in the
Brocmball Tournament held
in Seaforth
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Thompson of Goderich
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Mary Scott and family.
Turn to page 17 •
McKi .lolp
council meets
By Wilma Oke
McKillop Township issued
building permits amounting
to $725,000 in 1980, reported
building inspector Eugene
McAdam Monday. Included
were permits for new
buildings and renovations.
Council approved ap-
plications for two drain loans
amounting to $27,000.
Passed for payment were
road accounts amounting to
$13,454.40 and general ac-
counts amounting to
$6,190.60.
Gravel tenders will be
advertised which are to be in
for the next meeting on
March 2. Council wants the
gravel to be put on the roads
early this year.
A discussion was held on
the road budget which will be
finalized at a later meeting.
A letter from the ministry
of natural resources
reported the deer hunting
season last fall was suc-
cessful with 103 deer killed.
The report said that 885
licences were issued with 728
hunters using them in Huron
County and 70 per cent of
these hunters were residents
of Huron.
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News of your neighbors
United news
The Londesboro United
Church congregation was
greeted on Sunday morning
by Bert Shobbrook and f.
Murray Howatt The people
were ushered into the church
by Lisa Duizer, Cheryl
Bromley and Karen and
Kimberly Wright.
Rev. Scott reminded
everyone that the skating
party will be held this
Sunday, starting at 4 p.m. He
also noted that applications
far camp are now available.
He spoke to the children
about the Valentine's Day
message and the junior
teachers were, Helen Lyons
and Joan Shepherd. For his
sermon, Rev. Scott spoke
about the apostle John, and
how Jesus reformed him.
Bowling results
For January Dorothy
Airdrie had the high single of
323 and the high triple of 733.
Helen Wallace, with 270, was
the runner-up for the high
" single, while Lena Nesbitt
was second for the high
triple woth 664.
Linda Renkema was the
most improved player with
+19. Penny Overboe had the
high average of 189 and was
closely followed by Dorothy
Airdrie with 188. -
Team 2 is topping the
standings with 87 points, and
Team 1 is close behind with
83. Team 4 is in third place
and Team 3 is last.
Londesboro LII
Handy Hammers
The Londesboro III, 4-H
Club Handy Hammers met
at the home of Marjorie
Duizer on February 2.
President Diana Shob-
brook opened the meeting
with the roll call and the 10.
members each told about the
material and pattern they
had chosen.
Mrs. Duizer demonstrated
the sewing machine
workings and the girls
pinned their patterns on and
completed a quiz- .on their
sewing machine knowledge.
Lunch was served by Brenda
Nesbitt and Combe Hoggart
Neighborly news
The Young People spon-
sored the film "Held For
Ransom" on Sunday night,
but because of the poor
__- weather_ -conditions,-_-not---
many were able to attend..
Rev. Scott showed the film,
the collection was received
and lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
spent the weekend with his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Rivers at Tweed. Mrs.
Rivers returned with them
and is visiting with relatives
in thearea.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor and •
Mrs. Jessie McGregor of
Seaforth have returned after
spending two weeks in
Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Lee and Chris
and Mrs. Rivers -Were guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Lee.
Returning home last
Wednesday after a two week
trip to Houston, Texas,
Grand Canyon and Las
Vegas were Art Airdrie,
Ross Daer, Hill Vincent, Jim
Le Beau, Murray Nesbitt
and Alan Caldwell.
The Aimwell Unit of the
UCW will meet at the home
of Mrs. Jack Lee on
February 16. Mrs. Carl
Nesbitt will demonstrate
cake decorations and all
ladies are welcome to at-
tend.
The WI card party will be
held on February 13 at. 8:30
p.m. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson spent the.
weekend in Ktciener when
Robbie and Jennifer Lawrie
returned home after spen-
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granparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jiro Lawrie in Blyth.'
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander returned home
last Friday from a two week
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