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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-01-31, Page 6,wr... N TCR. 31r~ FQATHt 1, 'Cl T ,. IT A o M a 1 DqyC� re for, -Se forthW''.111 be d*kUs'sel ct ''' art -time. Costs involved the and mentally at an evert ca �Cantinued from Page 1) All parents of pre�c3zaol p Y P .. n• A day care centre is nota stimulation, for the coming year we know that children and other interested province Pays 80% of operating be promoted by participation u a glorified baby sitting service. It No fees have been mentioned ikfi we will also bechallenged by people are invited to attend deficits), the experience -of other day care centre program, could be available to working for a passible centre in Seaforth 1�1unexpected prfsbletns: 1 am m,eeting..ou a day care centre for day care centres in this area Day "cart programs are motliers every day during work but Winghanli's day care centre I . canfidemtthatthis Board will deal Seaforth. February 7 in St. (Wtngham, i,istoWei acid supervised by •trained child cage hours and also .to non -working charges $3.50 per day per child. with its stated objectives and James' School Auditorium. Walkerton all have successful workers and licensed by the Day mothers who could choose to send Stratford's Day , Care Centre other contingencies with courage, -pie meeting centres on the need ones) and the kind of facilities Nurseries Branch of the Ministry their kids so many half days a charges S2A a week or $35 fQr two a determination, and responsible for a municipally operated centre that can be offered will be of Community and Social week - for the children's own children frorn the same family._ bion•" to serve Seaforth and area discussed' Services. A representatiave from IIIIl1lI1111t111!1!til!1111lIIIIIIIlIn110011111111HIMi lt1111111 Following Mr. Connolly's ad- children from 2 to 5.- full and A m ovie showing a day care the Ministry will attend the x , dress, Howard Shantz of Strat. centre in operation will be shown. meeting. ford, suggested one way of Basic skills like learning to get Day Care Centres offer,indoor CABARET r keeping communication channels Storm disrupts along and co-operate with others and outdoor supervised play, . open between the Board and the at an early age, learning self games, singing and art, hot lunch parents, would be for the seconddiscipline, not selfishness, and and ;a specific rest period every hone service board meeting each .month to be p developing piiysicaIly, socially day. _ �� ®ata•s� q held in one of the 19 schools in the♦•••••••••••••••••••�•-•,•••••••••••••e•e•� — DANCE two counties until all the schools Many people in the rural • • /�1� are -covered. He suggested that it communities of Morris and Grey • . Brodha�gen „1...i1'ntt74Jnry C@1tt1!! y could be announced in the church Townships have been without St.'Valentine's Dance • on Sunday -that the board meeting 'telephone service the past week •_Saturda Feb.,2nd would be held in the local school and a half., The , ice storm of a • • - y, on Monday evening so that any week ago caused considerable •• e SEAFOftTH C0MMUNITY CENTRE • ratepayer would be able to attend damage to the rural lines of • • Music by: ----7', the meetinL. Maitland Teleservice Company. o SATURDAY, F15BRUARY 9 w This suggestion by Mr. Shantz The gale force winds tha; swept • • flbee Orchestra will be discuss at the next across Western Ontario in the ; Dane 9 —)<• — Board meeting on February l 1. early morning hours of Sunday • • Couples Only No Jeans Joseph Tokar, arcing Superin- brought more lines down. L. MUSK by - IIIIIIIINIIIIINIIIIl!!t�llllllllllllltllllltllllllllllll111111t1111 tendent of Education, informed Workman of Maitland Teleser- . • the board members that a vices could not estimate the request • �� • q number of hones out -of -order or • Larry and The Vibrations"" • had been received from St. P • • , Mary's School in Goderich for -a the amount of damage to lines on • . g y Monday morning but said it )vas per Couple • CAB-ARET class exchange b the 28 Grade 8 g f'" • • students with a similar Grade 8 extensive. Some people had no•••••••••••••••••�•••••,••••••••••••••••• class in Abbotsford, British power. as there were also hydro Columbia. He said that the pupils Interrptions- had applied for the exchange to the Secretary of State and this had been approved and a grant of $2,294 as Well from the Secretary STAG EUCHRE sof State. He said the pupils individually will contribute 565 each and the remaining 41.154 for Seaforth Legion the trip will be raised by fund raising events put on by the students. There will be no charge Wed., Feb. 6th to the Board, which did give 1 approval of the exchange. The _ 8:30 pm, — Goderich students will leave Goderich on May 18 and return to Admission $1.00 Goderich on Mav 25. (Therg'll be no euchre Feb. 13) The Board has taken precau- tions to ensure that no accidents could occur at one of its schools similar to the tragedy that The Family of occurred at a Toronto Whool when Mervin & Nellie Lane X a student was killed in a Invite you to celebrate with them O snowblower removing snow from on the occasion of their parent's; the school playground. Ted Geoffrey, Zurich, chairman 40thsar Wedding CLINTON WINTER CARHr1�l�,L of the Building, and Property a S E A F O R T H Committee, presented an agree- AnniveryAT meat which will be presented to at the Seaforth t. Fany contractor removing Snow Canadian Legion Hall / y Entertainment rom a school yard that it. be � cs.lRa. P� removed before 8 a.m. If it must art RA(E5 -- be removed later than 8 o'clock in Thurs. Fri. -- Sat. - the morning at the request of the SAT•, FEB. 2nd .J principal,- then either the prin- 8:30 pm. • ci al or the custodian must _ . - The Happy !Medium 74 . P Ken Ducharme's Orch. - s T>iE a � supervise the operation to ensure 4 - the safety ^of the students in the — Everyone Welcome — Or �� i�1 a ' •� 1 r^ Lunch provided yard. yard. Best Wishes, any SUNDAY, f EBRUARY f 0,, 1974 Coming NextWeek: The Denfield s The Board approved either f* s•oae�• removal or demolition of a house to totz ao Pm — tt«;� s m 1,W P sty at 29 • Well Street, Stratford, ADMISSION TO GROUNDS: $1 M PER ADULT — CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE which the Board purchased in December. It is on property CASH • B I R G 0 adjacent- to Immaculate Concep- , tion School and will be cleared off Legion Hall, Seaforth the property to enlarge the school yard. FRI•, � FEB, 1st , Mr. Tokar reported the resig- 8:15 p,m. nations of two teachers who will v P FfHs be retiring at the.end of the 1974 15 Regular Games for $10.00 school.year - Miss Eilebn O'Brien THREE $25.00 GAMES of St. Mary's School in Goderich — $75,00 Jackpot to Go — and Mrs. Julia Lennon of St. TWO DOOR PRIMES Aloysius School in Stratford. Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth The Board decided that as Admission $1.00 b •h Extra Cauda 25c dr 7 for $100 many mem ers as w[s may attend the 44th annual convention (CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ACMM s.orrs CF—M Y—AsnsA, -A ,, , ,,o,. T.,s,, ti ek. T., ►.I.. w+.... N M /, r/ . ,epSu M b. ke„ b, ,k. Nisar. , of the Ontario Separate School PERMITTED) FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: =;~~ Trustees Association in Toronto —Proceeds for Welfare Work— STEVEBROWN — 462 -Ml FRm toss — 4m34" v P FfHs on April4 and S. An adhoc Auspices Seaforth Branch 156, COW AND OW THE FAMILY FOOD AND RREMMOM oNtA f►OTEL committee, to- be chaired by SEAFOATN Joseph Looby of Dublin, com- Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth posed of Vincent Young Donald Crowley and the Superintendent of Education, will meet to decide how many members may attend the Canadian School Trustees' Association annual meeting to be held in Vancouver on May 26, 27 and 28, and any other conventions to be held during the remainder of the vear. I11111111111111111111111111111111 THIS WEEK AT THE ROYAL -HOTEL MITCHELL SRI. and SAT In the- Crown- Rooni ` Entertainment :— e. Chrystal Rainbow 111ff 11IfIiIililtttlIiiF1II • FUSE EXPOSITOR aANT - ADS �'f�n� X27-t�4t1 r PHONE 527-- 0629 FAMILY PARADISE "THE FORGE" Chicken Take -Out OPEN SUNDAYS 3:30 — 9:00 P.M. BILLIARD HALL Open 1 — 5 . Starting February 3rd IOP SPECIAL at zwaz battle.-J5c DAY CARS. CENTR"t For Seaforth and area Attend a public meeting Thursday, February 7, 8 P.m - St. •mSt. James' School Auditorium Country and Western Entertainment SATURDAY -- IN THE -RED KNIGHT ROOM., • Elgin Fisher (The Family Affair) • I RV TSE LADMW 8*1 1:SOORT& HOW FRIDAY — SATPOAY I Clinton Valley Road & TASTY CIUCHEN WINGS for SNAGS District AMPLE FREE PARKING Winter Urnival Fokril.ir.. 7 _ 7 /'i DAY CARS. CENTR"t For Seaforth and area Attend a public meeting Thursday, February 7, 8 P.m - St. •mSt. James' School Auditorium Country and Western Entertainment SATURDAY -- IN THE -RED KNIGHT ROOM., • Elgin Fisher (The Family Affair) • I RV TSE LADMW 8*1 1:SOORT& HOW FRIDAY — SATPOAY I I I Valley Road i TASTY CIUCHEN WINGS for SNAGS S AMPLE FREE PARKING j WE SERVE BEVERAGE ROOK ,LUNCHFSONS 12 to2and 6to8 AT VERY LOVA' PRICES I ■. COMIYIERCIAL 1lo'f f l — Seefod Legion' Y PUB.LIC SPEAKING CONTEST ,. 1I WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13th at 8:oo o'clock. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion The winner in each category in competitions conducledR 8 aforth Public School, . Seaf„A s„ gip•, a ._ .. ol§S 'lchool, St. °Colu,mkian Separate School and Centennial School, Brucefield will compete. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEK 13 WINNERS WILL COMPETE IN THE Zone C1 finals to be held' in Exeter, February,16, 1974 DISTRICT FINALS,MARCH 3rd AT HARRISTON —Admission Free— GORDON SCOTT President WM.DALRYMISLE Committee Chairman R.V.WHITELEY Secretary 0 0 0 0 rl► 40 a L _� d::z•,guy,*m.•aa::.�.,r,aa�r+.-�t.r.as..ut'ekn�;r yam. .. -.. .. � - _, ... �I .�;.,...:..-. ...,,,,,: .W .. ...,.:,,,, _,,��.�.,Jy.:.e,:lsa,r,us.�,,.`.._..s,.u,�:a.,s:�:2x,:x .• :•. ,:.. -