The Citizen, 1986-12-10, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1986. PAGE 23.
Rev. Pickell of Goderich conduc
ted the Sunday morning service at
Knox United Church.
Mrs. Gordon Gross and Lori
Auburn news briefs
Wl holds luncheon
meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Women’s Institute will be held on
Tuesday, December 16 at 12 noon
at the Community Hall. There will
be pot luck lunch. Roll call will be
exchange of gifts and a $2 donation
to the blind. Rev. Carnes from
Missionary Chapel will be guest
Door prizes won at
Federation dance
The Morris and East Wawanosh
Federations of Agriculture held a
fundraising dance Nov. 29 at the
Blyth and District Community
Centre.
Winners of door prizes were:
Measuring tape, (Gary Caldwell)
Bert Sanders; drill bet set, Len
Palmer; screw-driver set, (Bel
grave Co-op) Tony VanBakel; hat,
(Howatt Brothers) Mary Sanders;
sheepskin rug, (Baintons), Nellie
VanBakel; chinahorse (Layton-
Dec. 16
speaker.
Glad to report that Gary Shuttle
worth returned from Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Thursday, visitors with Mrs.
Beth Lansing were Mr. and Mrs.
Lome Peter of Bervie.
McBurney furniture), Bonnie
Walker; wreath (Neil Edgar),
Casey Klaver; dog food, (How-
sons), Bonnie Vissie; thermome
ter (Auburn Co-op), Joan Wittig;
wreath (Wilma Scott), Paul War
wick; Christmas tree, (Jack Noak
es), Donald Dow; dogfood (Snells),
Christa Walden; pliers (Canadian
Tire), Leonard James; rachet set
(radford’s), Larry Lane; vouchers
(Zehrs), Raymond Hogg; pillow
cases (Walters), David Hedley.
Communion held at Knox
Conservation saves schools money
Close to $175,000 has been
saved in reduced costs since the
Huron County Board of Education
became committed to a program of
energy conservation in the sum
mer of 1983.
In a report recently released by
Board plant manager Mike Rau,
figures indicated that substantial
savings have been realized by
renovating several schools
throughout the county, and bv
replacing old equipment with new
in a program designed to reduce
consumption of hydro, oil and
natural gas.
This has been accomplished by
re-roofing 14 county schools,
replacing windows in 55 class
rooms and two gyms, converting
the gym lighting at F. E. Madill and
McCurdy Public School from
incandescent to sodium lighting,
installing energy controllers and
monitors at several schools, in
stalling day/night thermostats in
six elementary schools and all
portable classrooms, and install
ing indoor/outdoor temperature
controllers on the boiler systems at
five schools.
Mr. Rau’s figures show that the
accumulated savings (in 1986
dollars) from June, 1984, to June,
1986, have amounted to $35,909.70
m hydro, $110,629.40 in gas, and
Millian played organ and piano
prelude. Life and Work of the
church and prayers were given.
Mrs. Greg Park and Jake Middle-
$27,649.60 in oil, for a grand total
of $174,188.70.
Considerations for the 1987
budget of program maintenance
include further window and light
ing conversions, additional pro
grammable thermostats, energy
controllers and monitors, a concen
trated effort to update caulking and
weatherstripping, and an aware
ness of all staff of energy-saving
techniques.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION
OF THE
Township of Hullett
will be meeting on Tuesday, December 30,1986 at 1:30 p.m. in the
Council Chambers to fill the office of Councillor. A seat that has
become vacant due to the resignation of a member of Council.
Any elector of the Municipality who is interested in serving as a
council member for the remainder of the current term, and who is
qualified to do so, should notify the Clerk in writing prior to 5:00
p.m. local time, on Monday, December 29,1986 in order to be
considered by Council at the above mentioned meeting.
HARRY LEAR,
CLERK.
kamp sang a duet with Lori Millian
as pianist.
There was a discussion for
children with a story told by Rev.
Pickell andthey went to Sunday
School rooms with teachers Linda
Durnin, Nicole Middlekamp and
Glynnis Young. The minister’s
sermon was entitled, “Putting the
Pieces Together’’. Offering was
received by Murray Rollinson and
Greg Park.
The celebration of Holy Com
munion took place by Rev. Pickell,
Elliott Lapp, Barry Millian, Lau
rence Plaetzer and Maurice Bean.
The service closed with the
Congregational Benediction, “Un
to us a child was born.’’
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