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Wows, 1%ah
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Opening on Main St. Brussels . ...... in subsidy from the
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Don't miss out in Renting a Bootlh! t l!u7p 0 a - e
Councirl Era d of the road
allocation at its February, meeting
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Call today for more n lot. J`uepday.
In o . rd6r to receive the $191,000 in
subsidy, the township must con-
tribute �110,0000.of its own tax dollars
for a total of $301,900 to be spent on
roads, this year in East Wawanosh.
Of that total, $86,900 must be spent
on construction and $215,000 on
maintenance,
In -other business at last week's
meeting, it was decided Harry
Brydges Will count dogs in' the
township once again this year. Mr.
Brydgei will receive $2 per dog, the
t M2 same as 1986.
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Councic-made a number of grants
at last week's meeting: $3,965 to the
Centre Board;
Blyth 'Community
Belgrave Coin unity
$500 to thp m
Centre Board; $250 to the Winghard
tw
and District Association .for, the
-
Mentally. Retarded:; $200 to
the
Huron County, Federation of
Agriculture; $200 to the Belgrave,
Brussels and Blyth School Fair'
Board;'$50 to the Huron Fa and
Home 6 d
Safety Associati 0 , .
In $25 td
the Ofiiario March of Dimes.
The next regular meeting of East
WINNING SCULPTURE — "Howard the Duck" was awarded first place Wa*4nosh Council is'March 3.at
• points by judges of the snow sculpture contest during French Winter Aaron Barnes, Heather Keller, Tracey Robinson, - Chris Piluke, Monica 12:300.m.
Carnival Week at East Wswanosh Public School last week. Members of Walker -Bolton, Ryan. Cook; back row, Crystal Black, RoU Johnston,
the winning team 'of sculptors are, from left: front row, Wayne, Fenton, Steven Marks and Brent Robinson.
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all,Y"Y conducts service
P. BLUkVALE. Mrs. Keith,
Johnston, lead�i of Unit. IV of,the
United hU , rch -Women; conducted
at the Wingham
the worship service at the group's
Public School February meeting, held'at the -home
of Mrs. Charles Math6m. Mrs. Carl
VPi Editors: Andrea Grant Johnston -was atthe piano.
Colleen Smith The business was condU6 ted by the
president, Mrs.. Keith Nigholsoft. It
Save Flow on -a deliciously I was announced the -World Day of
generous dinner for the
Prayer service will` be held in the
whole family- includes NEWSY SUZY equipment in physical education. United Church on M6rch 6.
ce barrel, 'plus
. . . . . Sjudents at.the'Winghanv Public Andrea Grant and . Christa: The1unches foe'the,-Blyth festival
two 500 ml salads and :wer di cussed and each :unit chose
,a 20 pie
School are taking part in a very Crawford are to be congratulated for is
a loaf of bread.
as 0 teMjivedat6s: I(w'as decided Mrs.
b6nefi ' cial money -raising .project their excellent work " buddies It
Canaav'e. The children are' en -the two new children welc6ml6d to Bill Peacock now wil.) keep ttfe book'
couraged to purchase a heart for*25 -the school last Week. listing VCW activities.Jt had been
Available 'ad' have it kept by Mrs. Jack Nichols6n.
cents, decorate it a --Steve Bourne
F6bruary 9th to mounted on the Valentine tree in the Mrs. Kerr's clAssig taking a unit Mrs. Corrigan, Mrs. Mathers and.
gymnasium. The money from t4,is on detectives., They also have Mrs., Nicholson repoked on the
March 8th oiil� poJect will go toward developing started independentreading. annual presbyterial meeting held. at' •
countries and help improve child The children really enjoy working Mitchell.
'on theinprojects. The class has been Mrs. Corrigan' and r'one jnember
care, education, nutrition, preven-
live medicine, housing a ;a'
add M, es 4jid,,, ihc(;. ftofh'eacWuihit,-.Wifl�b-0-4digtosingr
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&idul- 14ssing, le'
-n r4 Dr,i tkir other chilckki'havlb een &a*in
pioje6t'-for the, churc to com-
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We hope it will be as'big A success pictures of them. Thpy'aie trying to memorate the 25th anniversary of
as last year when we were able to figure out who is in the baby pic, the UCW. She also !ified"the
anniversary logo,
lures. anh
raise $100 for this worthwhile cause.
The, Grade 3s are getting Fried --Sylvia Wai, Amy Bateman, fast at
StiiartSehaller answL
6)rinK the two to five -times -
Mi. Sakasov's Grade 5 class wrote tables. The Grade 2s are doing well HAPPY.21st
ft 0, i -to -five-minute' speeches •-and., -digit
three at figuring out their three Birthday
Q presented them to the class. The two numbers in addition questions.
K11 —Jenny Cameron
Winners - were Nathan Laidlaw and
ied GO&Wutchinsoffs clasd has been
Carolyn Elston and they' will be Mr. H
contestants in the gym on Feb. 12. planning upcoming trips. The class
n
They also took a 'field trip to a is planning to farm to cut down a tree and cut the' go, skiing at the...
downhill ski resort Talisman on Feb.
tree up. As well,, they visited a 20 and is going'to the Waw
anosh,
Mennonite farm.
Nature Centre on Feb. 28, where the
FA students will' learn about' animal
The class had lots of fun creating
sculptures in the snow. We con- adaptation and lead up to, their unit
on
gratulate wolves.
the class for winning the'
r's Plaza Josephine Street Zehrs tape contest. It was held to , The Glass congratulates Kent
Wingham 357-2221 LEARNING TO WEAVE—Scott Neil, Jason Balzer and Dean Toftoh, all raise funds for school projects a4d Bieman for being the student of the.......
Grade 8 students from the Wingham Public School, got afirst-hand trips. week.,
it mufteatmbausWumse lesson in weaving and, spinning Jan. 30 at the schdol. (What's ,News —,Kenneth Lap —Melissa Schefter Love Kyle
Photo) Mr. Martin" now is teaching the
former - family studies student'
s
industrial arts. Everyone is trying to"
adjust, but working with machines is
different than cooking and sewing,
The students already have done one
project. I think both the teacher and it] Li a W-MIXIMM3 1110
the students will enjoy the class.
—Colleen Sniitfi
Mrs,. Train's and Mrs. Saxon's
class is setting Up a store so the
students can practise money skills.
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They also are doing Valentines' and
are enjoying 'the 'large gymnastic
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