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HURON COUNTY ACCESSIBILITY
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The County of Huron has established an Accessibility
Advisory Committee (HCAAC)' to advise the Council in
each year about the preparation, implementation and
effectiveness of its accessibility plan.
The HCAAC is made up of 12 voting members including:
7 persons with disabilities as defined in the Ontarians
with Disabilities Act, 2001, 2 persons from professional
disciplines, 1 elected official and 2 citizen representatives.
The HCAAC is supported by 5 non-voting members
including: the chair of the ODA working group, 1 person
from the County Planning Department, 1 person from the
County Social Services Department, 1 Municipal Building
Official and the County Clerk or their designate.
The County of Huron invites 'applications for the
following positions on the HCAAC:
• Professiondl Discipline - one position to be filled.
• Citizen Representative - one position to be filled.
The Committee will have a total of four meetings per year.
Candidates must be at least 18 years old, Canadian
citizens, and residents of Huron County. Please submit a
written application by January 5, 2007 to:
HCAAC
Attn: County Clerk
Corporation of the County of Huron
1 Court House Square
Goderich, ON N7A 1M2
Fax: 519-524-2044
THE CITIZEN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2006. PAGE 15.
Friends and members of Duff's
United were greeted by Joelle and
Edward Glanville on the second
Sunday of Advent - Peace.
The white gift story was told by
Gail Clarkson. The white gifts will
be taken to the Huron County
Christmas Bureau. Gail's reflection
was entitled Unpacking Guatemala -
Gifts of Peace. _
The offering was collected by
Lorne Glanville and Murray Dennis.
The scripture reader was Marion
Godkin.
Rheo Thompson chocolates are
still available from the Sunday
school. Annual reports are due to
Monique Baan by Dec. 24. The
Christmas Eve service is at Walton
United Church at 7:30 p.m. A new
secretary for Walton UCW is still
needed.
The choral concert at Brussels
United Church was well attended
and thanks to all the members of all
choirs who sang.
Don't forget those grocery tapes to
be saved for the church. Christmas
shopping can really add up and so
will those tapes if given to the
church. Tapes from Brussels
Foodland, Seaforth Foodland and
Zehrs are gratefully accepted and
can be left in the box in the kitchen.
White ift service at Duff's United
It was quite a week of weather so
everyone in Walton must have stayed
home except the ladies of the United
Church Women and their guests.
Thirty-six in all, enjoyed a catered
meal by Beth Earl on Wednesday
evening for the Christmas meeting.
Councillor
hosts Ethel
euchre
party
Huron East councillor Alvin
McLellan hosted the Dec. 4 euchre
on a snowy evening with six tables in
play.
Winners were: share the wealth,
Ross Stephenson, Rex Whaley; high,
Judy Hahn, Helen Dobson, Adrian
Verstoep; lone hands, Beryl Smith,
Mary Huether, Allan Edgar, Lloyd
Smith, Ross Stephenson; low, Kaye
Whaley, Joan Jacobs.
There were numerous tally prizes.
On Dec. 18 there will be a Christmas
euchre at 8 p.m. Ladies are asked to
bring lunch.
Classified advertisements
published in
The Citizen
are now available on our
website at
www.northhuron.on.ca
The entertainment was provided
by Patty Banks, Joyce Marcuccio
and Judy Lee. They portrayed I'm
Mary With My Sister Carol and My
Other Sister Carol, and how to cook
Mama's Christmas cake. It was an
hilarious demonstration of messy
cooks and what not to do. There
were hints, such as using egg shells
to kill worms.
The ladies received a rousing
round of applause and I hear through
the grapevine, they have been asked
to take the show on the road.
Last week was hunting season
again. The only group I heard about
was Paul Kirkby and friends who
were shutout and came home
without getting any deer. They still
enjoyed themselves and had a great
time visiting Paul's mom Jeanne.
Fire destroyed the barn at John
Driscoll's on Friday evening.
Luckily most of the cattle had been
shipped in previous weeks.
Welcome' home to Marjorie
Huether after a trip to Florida.
Funeral services for Jim Mann
were held Thursday in Atwood with
lunch being held at Duff's United
Church, Walton. Our sympathy to
his wife Mary and family.
Congrats
Six Grey Central Public School students received awards for their Remembrance Day artistic
work. Brussels Legion Branch 218's youth education chairman John Lowe was on hand to
announce the winners and present them with their certificates Back row, from left: Scott
Stephenson, Grade 8, third, black and white poster; Kourtney Pfeiler, Grade 8, second, colour
poster; Morgan Armstrong, Grade 8, first black and white poster. Front: Hailey Bachert, Grade
6, first, black and white poster; Hudson Smith, Grade 1, first colour poster and Emily Terpstra,
Grade 1, second colour poster. (Shawn Loughlin photo)