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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-05-25, Page 5THE HURON exPosl-roA, MA 25, 1070 St.' Columban ' Entertain ea Van Bree Thedford at 538,872.59. • . . DEMONSTRATION - Kim Swart, Carolyn O'Reilly, Debbie Brooker and Margaret Hickriell were among .the audience as two members of the St. John Ambulance squad demonstrated life saving techniques at St. Columban School last week. Staffa Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron of • R R. #2; Staffa, have returned • home after holidaying in Nassau and on Paradise island. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron R. R. #2, Staffa, spent the holiday at Kenabeek, Ontario, visiting their youngest daughter, Mrs. Fred McCaughey and family, . bringing their 'grandchildren. Jason and Jenny home with them for an extended holiday. Mr. 'and Mrs. John Burleigh, Goderich and -Mrs. Barbara Knise, Stratford, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris. .•Mrs. Jim Neilson, Stratford, and Mrs. Dave Capling, Mississauga, 'visited on the weekend with. Mr, and Mrs. John Templeman and family.. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris, visited Sunday with Mr. Harold Longman in Clinton Hospital. The Best Way to Drain is with KISTNER DRAINAGE LTD. VIZ- 1, Ggdshill 656-2363 656-2781 or Huron . Perth S .teachers. name exec n sh ip•--46'1•28 mill s (-1 9-77 40.30), Public' P.',Iementary and SecondarySchootRate 65.81 mills (1977 40.30), Public Elementary .and Secondary School Rate 65.81 'We . are pleased that .LiSle orden is • hinie—fiiini -Straffer& eneral, Hospital. and Miss Vera tartibley -and Hafvey 'Harnbley. bre 'home from. University hospital in London.. [by Wftma Okel Oaetan Blanchette of Clinton was' elected president of the Huron-Perth 'unit of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Associ- ation in Seaforth Wednesday night. Mr. Blanchette a Grade 7-8 " teacher at Ecole Ste. Marie, R, R. #2, Zurich, succeeds Sister Loretta Hagen of Goderich, to provide leadership for the 160 separate school teachers in the Separate Huron-Perth, School. ogan welfare. We will be defending in a responsible manner the rights ,ofevery teacher in our system. By working to improve communi- cation among the Administration and Board and Teachers we hope we will be, able to continue to succeed in meeting our goal of providing quality education. I NEW TEACHER EXEC. — The principal of Si. Columban School was named first vice president of the Huron Perth Unit of the Ontario English Catholic . . Teachers Federation in Seaforth last week. On the g executive are, from left: ,Seated front row: Don 4 Farwell, St. Columban, first vice-president; Gaetan ; Blanchette, Clinton president; Sandy McQuillan, Stratford, second - vice-president; (back) Sister system. Other officers elected are via:e.., ' At the May meeting of the presidents, Don Farwell, St. Logan Township Council, the Columban; and Sandy McQuillan, Road S u perintOrident, Sam Stratford; treasurer, Sister Acheson.' was instructed • to call '- Audrey Dumouchelle, Stratford; tenders• for the construction of recording secretary, - ,Lu .Ann sideroad 30, enritession 9 a.ntl'10, McQtrillan, Stratford; correspon- • the sideroad north of Brodhagen ding. secretary, IneZ . Haiti, • Hesson; councillors, Brian and some repair work on sideroad • Morrissey, and Justin • Tomasulo, ' 25, north of concession 7 where ' bot h of Stratford; Beard of., washouts,. occurred this spring. Directors, Adrian Poritsioen, It will cost .5441.:000; in realty Clinton', and business taxes imposed for ., A representattve.from each of Municipal and ' School Board the19''sehools: and One from the purposes to .pay the cost of tax board office will be named later. iA • • • office', will ' supported services in Logan Mr. Blanchette' said in his ToWris•hip n in 1978. Contributionss cceptanee speech "The new' , • of ,xecutive will be concentrating its from the Province Ontario fforts in the !area . of teacher amount to $837,000. And other ,4 • , i Municipal revenue.,01 $11.000. to a .. Staffa ' . . total $1,289,000. The 1978 •mill rates were set as follows: 'County taxes u mills (197 ,SeParate ElementarY. and Secondary Sch6.61 Rate 67.75 mills (1977 63.8(). Taxes on a property with a 55000. assessment will be $580.45 in 1978 compared • to 5527.00 in 1977, an increase of 553.45. In the case of a farm assessment. the Ministry of Agriculture and Food will refund • 50",i,- of this amount under the Farm Tax Rebate Programme . Road, accounts, of 510,910.73 were ordered paid. 'Ellis included a5'% holdback on the Hill Bridge.. amonnting to 55.692.49, $1,484.44 for , insurance for operations related to roads and 51.089,50 for repairs to the giders. General accounts were approved in the . amount. 514 .935.,018,. This. included a pay,_ ment of $6.075.00 to the con-, tract or on tiler North east Municipal Drain. A Ministry of Culture and Rec reation grant of 54.272,68 was forwarded from the ToAliship to the Brodhagen and District • Community Centre for repair and improvements to the community centre and athletic field. It also 'included township insurance coverage of 598.7.56, Petitions for the .repair and improvement of the • G a ffney Municipal Drain. the Murray Municipal Drain, and thd Municipal Drain ..were.. received. • Council decided to notify Kelley and • AsS.ociates of Kitchener to examine the drains and report back. to .council. On May 15. the Council held a speCial meeting. 'Tenders were opened' for. the repair and • provement of. the Logan Road Drain: The .:contract for .con, _sin-teflon :of, the drain .andstqaply of materials was awarded to T.W. Sons-, • R.R.#3; the price.' of Delegations from • the Federation of Agriculture and the National Farmers Union have. attended recent Council meetings. A donation of $75.00 was given to each organization.. Plant auction nets $55 Mrs. John Templeman 345.2346 Mrs. Charles Douglas ; Mrs. John' Miller, Mrs. Carter Kerslake and- •M•rs„, John.. TS7uth PleDniastnric attend• ed the th:t Main Street-C1nitted Church, Mitchell on Tuesday Mrs. Jean Carey was hoStess for the May meeting of the. Crornart Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary held in her home on Tuesday evening May 16,.,with 14 members and one visitOr•present. Mts. Eldon Allen presided and opened with a poem, Mrs. Glen ' Elliott chose the book of Ruth for her scripture reading. Roll Call was ansered by naniirig-a Women in the Bible. After teaching a Caribbean Hymn, Mrs. Bob Laing told about industry_ipihe Caribbean saying that the majoritV "of businesses were owned by Americans, British and Canadians. She read a story about a Jamaican who was trying to 'make a go of it in Canada. • Mrs. Ivan Norris played a piano instrumental, Whispering Hope. Mrs. Philip James read an exstin!. paper on Holland's The president Mrs. Duncan Scott presided for business when embers were reminded of the ring Conference of the PreSby- terian Women to be held in Knox church Mitchell on May 30. An invitation' as accepted to attend the June meeting of the HenSall Presbyterian Ladies on June.'14. The June meeting of the Marion Ritchie was advanced one week to June 13 due to the Strawberry Supper ori''June 21. Following the close of the &reeling a silent auction of plantS, slips, bulbs etc. netted over, 535, for the auxiliary. • Mr. and Mrs. Philip James flew to,Victoria, British Columbia, last Thursday, going' north to Comax, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Haines for a week. CPitespondent : Fran Malone ,...345-2632 or 345.2388 Mr. Jim Melady son of Mr. and M Edward Melady recently graduated from.the UniVersity of Illinois with his degree of Master. of Science in Education. Mr: and Mrs. Vern Steinman entertained the, •St. Columban 'Juniors", soccer team with a barbecue. , • Mr. Frank Woods spent Sunday' with his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malone-end celebrated his, 87th birthday. Flying Start Our soccer clubs are off 'to a flying start. The ,Atoms coactied by Ronnie Murray defeated Seaforth 3-2 last Thursday. • The, Mosquitoes coached by Steve Murray defeated Seaforth 2-0 and the Pee Wees coached by Joe Visser scored a win over Grand Bend 2-0. The followjng is a list of the players of the Pee Wee team. This eolumn.will:carry the names of one train each week,. until all the teams are, named. • You fans may want to cliff this Put for easy future reference. Goal, TomMy turner; Defence,, Doug Steinman; Defence, Brendan Lane, Greg Ryan.., - Half BaCk, Grant Prost, Louis Leoby, • Michael McCarthy, Gordon Murray; Forwards, Briap Flannigan, Mike Kelly David Murray Richard Templenian, Dale Cronin, Joe,' Flannigan; Coach Joe Visser. The sympathy of the community is extended .to the' ftegier and Cronin families in the loss of their. little loved one. Mr. and Mrs: Frank Maloney were surprised at a 25;h wedding anniversary party given for them at the home of Mr. andMrs. Theo Mdady. AbOut 40 people attended the event. ,PoInts to Ponder Don't let the Blood Bank get caught with its pints down. • A yawn is the world's only honest opinion. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Dantzer and Mr. and .Mrs. Philip • Flanagan of Scarboro visited Mr. and Mrs. Gib. Murray Sunday. Audrey Dumouchelle, Stratford, treasurer; Inez Haid, Hesson, corresponding , secretary; Lu Ann McQuillan, Stratford, recording secretary; Brian Morrissey, Stratford, councillor; Sister Loretta Hagen, Goderich, past president; Justin Tomasulo, Stratford, Councillor; Adrian Pontsiven, Clinton, Board of Directors. (Photo by Oke) Miss Hilda Kennedy of London visited Mrs. Mary Rucharme over the weekend, Mrs, Mary Ducharme visited : Mr. and Mrs, Run Marcy in Stratford a few ,days last week, Mr.„.and Mrs. Gerard• Marchand of Windsor spent -the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray, We are pleased to say Mrs. Murray is feeling somewhat , better again,' and we hope she continues to improve.' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pinsonneault of Windsor visited Mrs. Mary Mdver over the weekend._ Sfeilfa n . 0 Correspondent ; • , .0 , Mrs. John Templeman • 345-2346 Mrs. Sam Norris accompanied , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker. Ii tcheil, to Baie'd'Urfe% Quebec the weekend, where they ited" with Mr.• and Mrs. Eric Morris and family, and attended the christening of their t grand- ghter Erin Cohen Norris on idaY, oDr. Fox baptized Carrach Dawn 1 mpleman daughter of Mr. and Is. Rob Templeman. Sunday orning at Cremarty' Presby- tgrian Church. Attending the service-and visiting later with Mr. altd Mrs. Rob Templeman and fe rach were, Mr. and Mrs. Hap atridge and Jill, Winghant. iss Beth German and Dennis wart. Torontoc Miss Carol wart, Guelph, Mr. and Mrs.. Ihuck Ebel. Mr. and Mrs. Jim eilson, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. ale Martyn and Girls Russedale. • - Olin Arts, Hank Bertens. Mr. .,---r- • nd Mrs. John Templeman and 051. . _ R urie Kerslake daughter of Mr. iui efiv. Daynard baptized Anne ial Mrs. Bill Kerslake S-6nday ing at- •Hilibert United -. Inch. Visiting on Mother's Day with r. Mrs. , aannd oh d. Mrs. John . brakeri idsim aandd °ward and girls, ' London • and nerdy were Mr. and Mrs. Larry 'aiiiily, SeuthwoOd. land SI ndM othmerr's. Darzynvnisitomrsdiwerith Mr.and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. were Mr. rigtena and Mr. and Mrs.- . alph Young, St. Coltimbian. Quite a titiniber of ladies from Ilis community attended the tottsSedu tea for Anne Dearing at he home of her parents Mr. and rs. Marshall Dearing, Exeter. At , tnife of Writing Miss Vera ambly is a patient at University Ospit AT, London. Seaforth Merchants in in marking the Optimists' 16th AnniversarY' and Mardigras with aturday, Jun Plan now to fake advantage of the many money saving items that will be on display. Watch phis paper for full details next wee • •