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The Tim Hortons locations in Seaforth and Clinton donated
$6,720 to the Ontario Student Nutrition Program Huron Perth.
These funds help provide nutritious snacks to thousands of
students every day. OSNP make sure fruits and vegetables
and other healthy foods are available to all students while at
school. Pictured here are Larry Zaleski (owner), Jessica Xu,
Diane Bregman and Susan Madsen.
Wednesday, November 25, 2015 • News Record 3
Christmas Bureau is back in Clinton
The Huron Children's
Christmas Bureau is once
again in full force. St.
Paul's Anglican Church is
accepting donations the
week of Nov. 30 to Dec. 4
between 10 a.m. and 5
p.m. at the parish hall off
Rattenbury Street. There
are also drop boxes
around Clinton in the
Library, Town Hall and
financial institutes. In
Blyth the drop box is in
the Memorial Hall, Vanas-
tras' at the Rec Centre and
in Bayfield at the Conveni-
ence & Gift Shop,
Michael's Pharmacy and
Bayfield Library.
This program is entirely
funded by your donations.
We are looking for dona-
tions of new toys, sports
items, new clothing
Thank You
To Clinton and Area Residents
On behalf of the members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 140
Clinton we give our warmest thanks for your generous contributions
during the 2015 Poppy Campaign. Your participation has made this year
another great success, which will enable the Legion to provide support
and assistance to our area veterans and their families, and to various
community projects.
We extend our most sincere appreciation to our Poppy Drive Volunteers,
Branch 140 members, the Central Huron Fire Department, Kinsmen,
Fish & Game Members the Vanastra Lions Club, and to all local
businesses that opened their doors to us.
Our annual parade to the cenotaph was once again well organized and
kept safe by the OPP, and the Municipality of Central Huron. A special
thank you to Steve Campbell, Rev. Nick Vandermey, Rev. Randy Covey,
bugler Paul Dearlove, pianist Dana Prouse, the Clinton Pipe Band, and
our Legion Colour Party. To the public we appreciate your continued
support at the cenotaph.
Thank you to our Bayfield organizers, Dianne Alexander for her 22 years
of organizing the Bayfield campaign and services your contribution has
been very much appreciated by Clinton Br. 140, Geordie Palmer, Tom &
Marilyn McMahon, local business's and all who helped with the Bayfield
campaign, and everyone who attended the Remembrance service on
Sunday November 8th.
Thank you to Bill Dowson for organizing the Remembrance service in
Varna, and all those who attended.
Thank you to the Clinton Christian Reform Church for hosting our
annual church parade and service, to our Cadets for all their assistance
your contribution is greatly valued by our Branch.
Our 2015 Poppy Campaign has raised over $9400.00 to date.
Once again, thank you to all who helped make this year's campaign
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successful. Thank You for REMEMBERING.
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 140 Clinton
Poppy Co -Chairmen
Wes & Mary Ann Chambers
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(preferably tops for the
older children), and baby,
toddler and children's out-
fits, as well as gift cards for
teens. Cash donations are
also accepted and a chari-
table tax receipt issued for
$10 or more. We cannot
run this program without
our communities' support.
Last year our Clinton
Bureau helped 82 families
and 165 children celebrate
a joyous Christmas. If you
can volunteer a morning or
afternoon on the week of
donations, please drop in.
Should you know of a
family who needs support,
please have them call the
Christmas Bureau between
Nov. 16 and Dec. 4 at 519-
524-7356 ext. 3271 or
1-800-265-5198 ext. 3271.
RECRUITING ONE NEW HCEDB BOARD MEMBER
HURON
C O U :'+,T T Y
CEDB
The Huron County Economic Development Board
YOU COULD BE PART OF HELPING HURON COUNTY GROW IN
EXCITING NEW WAYS!
If you are passionate about Huron County and want to see it positioned
well for the future; If you believe that we have a great story to tell and
that we welcome investments and business development at the same
time as we embrace our heritage and quality of life; and if you know that
it takes commitment and hard work to accomplish great things ... then
consider putting your name forward.
In 2016 the Board will launch Huron County's new economic
development strategic plan and a new economic development
department structure.
APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY
November 30th at 4 p.m.
For information on the Board and the recruitment process those
interested can contact Natasha Fritzley
via phone: 519-524-8394 x.3232
and email: nfritzley@huroncounty.ca