The Citizen, 1991-11-13, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1991.
Tiny diner
Just because you’re eating doesn't mean you can't take
time to say hello. Sixteen-month-old Laura Bowers of RR2,
Brussels, managed a wave during her dinner at the Duff's
United Church's turkey supper last week.
The news from
alton
Compiled by Betty McCall Phone 887-6677
D. Vair speaks at Duffs
Grey students elect council
Sunday morning Don Vair was in
charge of the worship service at
Duff's United Church, when he
spoke on his sermon, “And the
world knew him not”.
He and his wife Mary contributed
a duet, “Old Rugged Cross” during
the service. Mr. Vair accompanied
them at the piano.
Greeters were Howard and
Audrey Hackwell. Organist was
Glenda Carter. Offering was
received by Allan Searle and Doug
Fraser.
The children's time when Dave
Townsend spoke on Remembering
preceded them going to their class
es downstairs with their teachers.
The Junior choir sang an anthem
led by Gloria Wilbee with Marion
Godkin at the piano.
The Walton-Bluevale Pastoral
Charge thanks Don Vair for leading
the congregations in worship. The
U.C.W. thanks everyone for help
ing to make the turkey supper
E. Wawanosh grants to Belgrave Arena Bd.
The council of East Wawanosh
passed a recommendation at its
meeting on November 5 that the
council for the upcoming term
<”jprove a grant of $2,500 for the
painting of the basement walls and
floors of the Belgrave Arena. The
request for funds came from the
Belgrave and District Community
Centre Board.
A by-law was passed for the
erection of yield signs at two inter
section in the Humphrey Subdivi
sion in Belgrave and one in the
Hutton Heights Subdivision south
of Wingham.
Council had no concerns regard
ing the sale of the Goderich-Exeter
Railway to Railtex. Authorization
was given to the Huron County
Road committee to work out a cost
sharing formula with Railtex as the
county wishes to have financial
rules established prior to the
change of ownership.
another great success at Duff's
United Church this past Wednesday
evening when over 500 people
were fed.
In the announcements on the
bulletin were the U.C.W. executive
meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at the
church at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
13 in the Walton II unit meeting at
the home of Maxine Houston at 8
p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14 - Junior
choir practice at 4:15 p.m. Thurs
day, Nov. 14 - Walton I unit meet
ing at the home of Gloria Wilbee at
8 p.m. On Sunday, Nov. 17, a
covenanting service will be held at
Belwood United Church for Rev.
Bonnie Cole Amal at 7 p.m. Thurs
day, Nov. 21 is Senior choir prac
tice at 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday,
Nov. 27 an official board meeting
will be held at Brussels United
Church at 8 p.m. Next Sunday the
Rev. Gordon Kurtz of Bayfield will
be in charge of the morning ser
vice.
Building permits were issued to
David Loucks, Lot 3, Part Lot 42,
Cone 14, residence and Rainer
Sauer, Lot 32, Plan 500, residence.
Both are subject to approval from
the Huron County Health and
Plumbing and Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority.
A motion was passed that council
engage the services of Ken Dunn of
B.M. Ross and Associates,
Goderich, to inspect Potter's Bridge
at Sideroad 39/40, Cone. 1.
Council passed a motion that $30
per month be charged for water
rates at the Belgrave Arena.
Councillor Donald Schultz will
attend the on-site meeting on
November 18 at 3 p.m. regarding
the petition of drainage works for
R. Daer, Hullett Township.
A by-law was prepared stating
that eavestroughs can not be
hooked into basement drains in the
Hutton Heights Subdivision.
by Angie Clegg and
Amanda Ziegler
The elections for Students' Coun
cil and Class Representatives was
held at Grey Central School and
everyone is pleased with the
results.
The President is Kim Wemham
and the Vice President is Joanne
Van Keulen. Marco Marchitto will
be the Treasurer while Sandy
Zahnd will be this year's secretary.
Room reps include the following:
Grade 4, Nathan Conley and Carla
Hunt; Grade 5/6, (Martin) Jessie
Lee Schartz and Corey Campbell;
Grade 5/6, (Doig) Konrad Wem
ham and Vanessa Kuepfer; Grade
7, Michael Menzi and Krista
Hunter; and Grade 8, Jason Petta-
piece and Nancy Smith. The elec
tion included campaign speeches,
posters, and voting by secret ballot.
PRIMARY NEWS
by Nicole Moore and
Stephanie Alward
Kindergarten is a busy place
where the children are learning
about pumpkins and the colour
orange. They have made orange
WI plans
luncheon
The Walton Women's Institute is
planning a noon luncheon for
Wednesday, Nov. 20. Watch for
posters in regards to the menu.
The Institute meeting will be held
that evening when there will be a
speaker on Fire Prevention and Fire
Insurance. Come and bring a
friend. Everyone is welcome.
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jello, did orange finger painting,
and made pumpkin mobiles. All of
these things happened in Mrs.
Douma’s class while in Mr. Gar
land's class they have made stone
soup, apple sauce and of course
have made many presentations for
Halloween.
Miss Rose in grade one has had
the children learning a Halloween
poem and also about Canada's Food
Guide and eating health foods.
They have finished patterning in
math. In Mrs. Richmond's room the
students are learning about beavers,
and are also working on a big book
about signs of fall, how to get ready
for fall, and how animals prepare
for the fall. There were two birth
days celebrated in this class, Holly
Grubb and Amy Edgar.
Mrs. Henry and her class are
busy making maps on the school
backyard for environmental studies.
They are also making maps of their
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Mr. Binns, the school resource
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