The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-13, Page 9COUNTY HONOUR$—.4-H groups finished their fall clubs just in, time:
forOhr, istmas`and many of the girls completed needlework pro1ects for
presents ReCeiving county honours are Meribeth Scott, NariQY McInnes,
Nancy Wallace* and. Patti ,McDowell. The girls are from the Blyth,
Auburn and Londesboro groups. County honour awards are presented,
when ,a. girt successfully finishes six clubs,
has
• Correspondent:
MS. ALLAN McCALL
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Prior to the U.C.W.
Christmasmeeting a Pot
Luck Supper washeld in the
church basement,
Wednesday, December 5. 32
sat down to tables decorates'
for Christmas with the spirit
of Christmas throughout the
room'.
Mrs'- Murray Dennis.
opened the devotions for the
McKillop Unit. It was a most
inspiring Candle Light
Service with Mrs. Neil
McGavin reading on outline
on witness; Mrs. Norman
Schade reading on study;
Mrs. Glen McNichol reading
on fellowship, "Mrs. Don
Dennis reading on service,
these four represent the
U.C.W. Purpose, whichwas
repeated , in unison. The
purpose of. the United
Church Women, To Unite
all women , of the
congregation for the total
mission of the church and to
provide a medium through
which they may express their
loyalty and devotion. to Jesus
Christ is Christian Witness,
Study, Fellowship and
Service,
Mrs. M. Dennis read the
Christmas scriptures be:
tween each: reading, closing
this part with prayer.
Hymns sang during the
devotions were . "Angels,
from the realms of glory"
and "Joy to the World! the
Lord is come", assisted by
Mrs. Lavern Godkin at the
piano.
Mrs. Neil' . McGavin
conducted: a sing song of
many favourite Christmas:
songs.
Business; was in charge of
Mrs. ' Don McDonald,
opening with a poem, "A,
Child is Born" followed by
prayer. ' Minutes were
approved as read by Mrs. ;.
(Continued on Page 8) .41
BY DEBBIE RM4NE'E
The meeting of the Walton Area Sparta.
aub to decide what to do about the Walton
library and a community centre for the area,
came to few conclusions on Thursday night,
except that it was decided more information
should be obtained..
,Approximately 30 peopleattended the
meeting at the Walton Community Hall
where various 'type* of buildings for, the
combined community centre -library were
discussed.
Chairman Doug Kirkby explained that at
the last meeting a 12 x p insulated building'
for the library had been discussed and that
they had an estimate for that building of
$15,000 for material and: hiring a contractor
to build it was estimated at $7,000:.
At that meeting, he said it wasalso'
suggested looking into* two storey building.
This would still give the library almost 400
square feet, he said.
needed
They had obtained 'a. quote far this type
building which would he approxintately 20 x
40 and two storeys high. The upstairs was
;designed to include cloakroom: and rnen and!
women's, washrooms and downstairs there
would be meg ;and women's washrooms, a.
lunch counter, a stairway to ;he upstairs and
there would also be a staircase outside. The
estimated cost en this building was 529,500.
Mr. Kirkby also told the audience. that
Melanie McLachlan of Hanover said she
would come tea meeting and talk about the
Brants that were available to them, '
A community centre grant of 25 per cent,. is
available and the rest of the money is raised,
locally. No Wintario grants are available for
It.
Tle said that Morris council, had said they
would pet money into the building; if there"
was a library in. it. The builderswould have
to estimate the cost of the library Separately,
Mr. Kirkby said. '
Hu.11e.ft school has bake sale
The Students! Council' held
a Nutrition and Bake Sale on
Dec. 5th & 6th. Tables, were
set up in the auditorium, A
few grade 7 & 8 pupils
helped in the setting tip and
selling of the baked goods.
Mullett girls get 4-H awards 1
441 Achievement Day for
Blyth area was held in Iul-
lett Central Public school,
Londesboro on Thursday,
December 6. A large number
of 4-H girls and their leaders,
mothers and friends attcnd
ed Grace Bird, home econ,
.mist, welcomed all and'said
there are 24 new members
this year.
Presentation of Badges
and County Honours :were
presented` to Patti McDowell,
Auburn; Andrea. Conites,
Belgrave;' : Meribeth Scott;
Beigrave; Nancy McInnes,
Blyth 2;'. Nancy Wallce,
Londesboro 2.
Provincial Honours; Linda yi
Cunningham, Auburn 2;
Muriel Taylor, Beigrave '1;
Shelley Patterson, Blyth 2; R
Kim Vaw Vliet, Blyth 2.
Leaders Awards - 5 years I,
Mrs. Dorothy Coulter, Bel- I
grave 1 and Mrs. Mary
• Hunter, Belgrave 1. Girls
told of experiences of
exchanging with Western t,
Fair, Debbie • Cunningham
was the Illinois, 4=11 Ex,
change, Kim • McDowell,
Indiana 4-11 Exchange and
Anita Hammen. There Were '
9 clubs and 4 presented skits
and 5 exhibits „Each club had
their needlepoint work on
display.
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Hulled, Central School is
having their annual Christ-
mas Concert. It will be held
in the, Hallett Auditorium on
Dec. 18 at $:15. About one
half of the grades will be
participating; in the concert.
The Hallett School Band will
be playing 3 or 4 numbers,
directed by Mrs. Johnstone.,
Everyone, will be welcome.
Mr.-. Kirkby also said that the library wotttd
pay so much rent pet; square foot god it
would meann a little bit of money .for the
building every year,
c
this hall (the Walton: C'oiitmiutilty''Hall) whet
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:Finally, after a few momenta; More o'
area news
Following, approval of a Motion to make
the building a one -storey building, Alan '
Campbell, Reeve of McKillop wanted to
know if changes could be made on that
motion.
"A library takes tip quite an area. When
you're doing it .you should make sure you
have enough roam. because the library is
going; to take up a fair chunk of room," Mr,
Campbell said.
"When you only pay for $15 a month for
discussion* at a :suggesiioni Wont Greg'
Township Reeve Roy Williamson itwas
decided to get more estimated costs for
lar$er buildingsand then hold artgther
meeting to decide which type of building to
get, •
Also at the meeting, the new executive
was put in by acclamation. The new
executive, members area; Lynn. Steffler,
Graeme Craig, George Love and Joanne
McDonald,
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