The Citizen, 1996-05-15, Page 9Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
WI tours Tech 21
Fur sale
Deb Hoggart of Londesboro shows of one of the chinchillas
ready to be auctioned at the first ever Huron County 4-H
Chinchilla Club's show and sale on Saturday afternoon in
Walton.
FIREWORKS!
MONDAY, MAY 20
O_ Starting at Dusk
in Londesboro
$10.00 Per Car
Sponsored by The
Hullett Athletic Association
The news from
thel
Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250
K. Turnbull wins 50/50
Saturday, May 18 is
"HallWays" DAY
7:00 to 10:30 Breakfast with ART & DAVE
Egg, peameal beacon and cheese on a muffin with coffee and great
company served with a smile.
7:00 to ??? YARD SALES & MORE
Shop, browse and join the fine hospitality and friendly cheer of this
friendly hamlet.
9:00 to 1:00 U.C.W. Bake Sale
Your chance to taste and take home some of the finest culinary
delights you will ever eat.
3:00 PARADE & LOON WALK
A combination demonstration of some different interpretations of
how a LOON walks, together with a parade of celebration for the
success of this project. Entries wanted. Call 523-4264
4:30 to 7:00 Pork Chop Bar B Q
The Lions are not only famous for their Breakfasts and here is your
chance to try their BAR B Q talents ... come on out ... and bring
your appetite. 2 Chops $8.50, I Chop $7.00, Hot Dog $1.00.
8:00 TIME & TALENT AUCTION
There will be many of the usual treasures and some unusual items for
your bidding pleasure. Donations are coming in daily.
Proceeds
'To 'The
Londes bora Lions
Community Bari
We have the area's largest selection
of top quality plants and nursery
stock for your gardening needs.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
DAWN TIL DUSK
Feel free to visit us anytime!
"Beauti6,ing Huron Country
Since 1981"
74 Otetie.re,- s Parvke
(519) 482-3020
RR#1 Bayfield, Ont. NOM IGO
Ted and Emma Vanderwouden
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1996 PAGE 11.
Council talks parochial school
Londesboro
The news from
Jacob Saltzman was present to
speak on the need for the school. A
report from Brian Treble, with the
Huron County Planning Depart-
ment, was reviewed.
Comments were made by Chief
Building Official Joe Hanna and
Road Superintendent George
Humphrey.
Following the meeting a bylaw
was passed approving the zoning
change.
Council accepted the resignation
The May meeting of Londesboro
WI was held on Wednesday, May
8. Members met at Clinton high
school at 1:30 p.m. They toured the
Technology 21 Centre at the
Pastor
tells of
mission
frontier
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, May 12 were
Audrey Thompson and Beth Knox.
Ushers were Katie MacGregor and
Carey Elliott.
The Junior Choir sang Jesus
Wants Me for a Sunbeam. The
sermon topic was "Our newest
Mission Frontier."
Huronview Fellowship time is
Thursday, May 16, 7 - 7:45 p.m.
UCW Bake Sale is 9 a.m. at the
hall on Saturday, May 18. The yard
sale is in the church basement on
Saturday, May 18. Choir practice is
on Sunday, May 19 at 10:30 a.m.
76 play
games of
euchre
The euchre tournament was held
at the hall on Friday evening, May
10. There were 19 tables of euchre.
Winners were: first, Clark Ball
and Glen Carter; second, Edgar and
Harvey; third, Dorothy and Bob
Dalton; lone hands, Harold and
Harold. Three people won Share
the Wealth.
The next euchre is on Friday,
June 14 at 8 p.m.
Despite the fact that the munici-
pal portion of the mill rate for the
overall East Wawanosh tax bill is
lower this year, ratepayers will still
be hit with a one per cent increase,
due to the county-wide re-assess-
ment done in 1995 for 1996 taxes.
East Wawanosh approved its
$861,131 budget at a meeting
April 30. The bylaw was to be pre-
sented at the May 7 meeting.
Council supported the Village of
Blyth in its recommendation that
land and education tax be separat-
ed. However, council was not com-
fortable in supporting the portion of
the recommendation which states
that the township would stop col-
lecting education tax as of Jan 1,
1997 as taxes must be collected and
paid.
A resolution for the application
for $25,000 supplementary monies
on a salt/sand storage was
approved.
Grants were approved to the Bel-
grave, Blyth, Brussels School Fair
Board, $200 and the Brussels Agri-
cultural Society, $50.
school, which was very interesting.
They got new programmes for
the year.
The meting opened with the
Mary Stewart Collect. Reta gave
the minutes of the April meeting.
She also gave the financial report.
A donation of $50 was given to
Pennies For Friendship. Lois gave
a reading on the "Three New Rs".
Lunch was served by Betty
Hulley and Josephine MacGregor.
Council supported a resolution
from Seaforth urging the Maitland'
Valley Conservation Authority to
reduce its board of directors from
At the April 16 meeting of West
Wawanosh council the budget was
approved in the amount of
$179,973 for township purposes.
A proposal for the establishment
of a parochial school in West
Wawanosh was the subject of a
public meeting at West Wawanosh
council on April 2.
The meeting was with regards to
a zoning bylaw amendment for Part
Lot 16, Conc. 10.
People
The sympathy of the community
is extended to the Alexander family
on the passing of their mother,
Helen Alexander of Clinton. Helen
was a former Londesboro resident
for many years.
33 to 11.
Alice Scott was chosen by coun-
cil to receive the "Senior of the
Continued on page 12
of Hanna as drainage superinten-
dent and building inspector. He
has agreed to remain until the posi-
tion is filled.
The road accounts totalling
$11,010.84 and the general
accounts in the amount of
$46,826.19 were approved for pay-
ment.
Council nominated incumbent
Helen Rintoul as the township's
representative on the Wingham and
District Hospital board.
Marguerite Beirnes and Stewart
Musgrove.
The next euchre will be May 20
at 8:30 p.m.
Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship
(519) 887-6388
Worship Service 9:30 am.
Jesus Is Lord
Guests Welcome
Brenda Boyer hosted 11 tables of
euchre at the Ethel Hall Monday
evening, May 6.
Winners were: 50/50, Keith
Turnbull; high lady, Ruby Arm-
strong; high man, Adrian Verstoep;
low lady, Margaret Long, low man,
Norman Coghlin; most lone hands,
Jean Thedorph, Keith Turnbull and
Jim McGillawee; tally draw,
Isabelle Bremner, Eileen Mann,
Viola Adams, Walter Harrifield,
Taxpayers see 1 per cent hike