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The Huron Expositor, 1981-09-02, Page 5S. ,DECEx ORATING terior & --;., pert In ' Exterior Decorators VVallcoverings Kern Paints' Window Shades Armstrong Carpets '-'HILDEBRAND PAINT AND PAPE 14 Phpne 527-1880 15 Main St., Seatorth T V & STEREO -. Complete Line ., TEL EVISION ZENITH SALES AND SERVICE STEREO Seaforth Electronics 17 Sparling 527-1150 Appliance , and' Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032c , f-CHIMNEY SWEEPI Chimney Need Cletihing? Call .,VERN'S CHIMNEY SWEEP SERVICE Seaforth 527-0674 • FEED FLEMING FEED MILL • Bulk Pelleted Feed, • Fast unloading elevator • 2 pits open 24 firs, a day CLINTON 482-3438 —CARPENTRY J J Carpentry *Concrete Forming and Finishing 'Framing 'Drywall *Roofing "Cabinet Making John Ryan 527-1520 , 1-7—MUFFLERS—.‘ Mafflerifilltil. Mufflers guaranteed as long as you own the car SEAFORTH MOTORS LTD. ‘.. 527.1010 /—ELECTRICAL Geo. A. Sills & Sons HARDWARE MERCHANTS PLUMBING • HEATING & ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Phone. 52 - I t120 Seaton!) K. MURRAY ELECTRIC 24 hour service Farm, residential, industrial and commercial wiring 527.0984 A C SEAFORTH INSURANCE 3 9 Main St. S. Seaforth .Home ,BuSiness .Farm :Auto .Life . Sickness & Accident . Investments 527-1610 .d SUPPLIES- Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Petroleum Supplies Heating Oils Seaforth Co-op 527-0770 ) FLANAGAN CARPENTRY • Custom Built Houses, • Additions, • Renovations, • Aluminum Siding, .• Sheds. Peter Flanagan 527-1399 MURRAY - HENDERSON' CARPENTRY Renovations, Additions, Sheds, Framing, Any Home Improvements FREE ESTIMATES 527-0731 (--APPLIAtiCES-Th APPLIANCE & REFRIGERATION SERVICE Authorized factory warranty Service and repairs to KeLVINATOR & INGLIS APPLIANCES Service and repairs to all makes HORNE'S MAJOR APPLIANCE -SALES & SERVICE 5 2 7-063 6 Seaforth PIANO TUNING • Reports • Rebuilding • Keys Recovered • Dompp-Chosers BRUCE,PULSIFER 348-9223 Mitchell /-FUNERAL HOME iLssa,FIINEwave f`""f• Funeral Director K .J. Garda° 47 High Street Seatorth Phone 527-0885 ED--\ WANT USE a %Ds Business Director 1 /—.REFINISHING Furniture Refinishing , All Hand Stripped We Buy Old Fur9iture (iny condition) -Tables, Chairs Dressers, etc. 273-4312 Collect Ask for Ron 527-0714 After 7:30 p.m. & ask for Mike SURVEYOR Doug W. Dalrymple ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR 476 Main Street, South Box 449, Exeter, Ont. NOM 150 2354503 • 0 v vF uhNi tEnReAyt. .HRoi brwE ey Funeral Home. CEMETERY MONUMENTS ROSS W. RIBEY DIRECTOR 87 apderich St., Seatorth Phone 527,1390 Sincere and courteous service ,ACCOUNTANTS- N ATKINSON, INNES, LEACH & NEILL Chartered Accountants Accounting, Auditing, Tax Planning ng and Tax Returns 20 Gouinlock St. 527-1331 SEAFORTH ELECTRICAL- INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL and FARM WIRING CALL Brodhagen Electric GARY DILL 345-2442 JOHN )ELLIGSEN 345.2447 v't t t SEPTEMBER THE HURON EX- .parate board spohsors it in Dublin Kids lOve summer schoo WE WON! — Sombath Pongsall, 11, (left) a student at the Dublin Summer School, races back to his relay team at a playday which the school had. Somibath's team won this race. His group leader, Denise Albert, an assistant at the summer school for the last two years, runs along beside him cheering him along. The summer school had its fourth session this year. (Photo by Rimrter) .BY JOANNE RIMMER • School in the summer is unappealing to most young children. but students who attend sum mer school in Dublin don't find it that way: According to student -assistant -Denise. Albert of St. Cohitithan.,"thq ioye itf You ,woul4Wil, think so, 5PhOol• in saniMer..but they PerItap.s, these students enjoy the sciool *lose much 'Of- the 40-, .,spent in • play -social interaction. Maybe they trOx the Crifti and drama .they,Participate tit :every. day., It also is possible, Miss Albeit admits, that they•tgally like their tdachers. But best of all there'a no homework., The summer school. SpOnsore.d by the Huron-Perth, Roman Catholic Separate School Board, is for exceptional children from both counties who could "benefit from informal teaching in social and academic skills" explains John McCauley, 'superin- tendent of education for thelitiard. • Each county has its, own three-week session in either July or August.. This year. approximately '6() children from Perth attended the July 'session and 60 from Huron came in August. The school employs three teacherk, one Principal and six assistants. The principal this year was Celeste McCreight. Marianne Hogan taught the.Kindergarten.grades 9.0e and two, and her assistants were Denise Lane and Julie Vanderschot. Phil. Antonio taught. grade two-jour and his assistants were .Miss Albert and. Mary 10•400by. The teacher for the jun or,, and Intermediate ..grades „were, jeff .0,40,htei *ortatiS'osSiat-,' ants were Rtith **eight 2.0 Martha. ...• 4 • , • Lboby. fheatx assistants' wages Were. piovided by ,an Experience graM. is the -education': ministry. 'This is one. 0(- the reasons we. can run such a well-staffed • school.. " said Mr. Meatilley. Other costs-of ,the school are provided by the board. There is no charge to the students. • • Three buses stop at points around each county to pick up the students. bublin was chosen as the location because of it S. central location to both counties. The program began four years ago to aid regular classroom learning with other learning experiences. Mr. McCauley ex- plained the school has four goals which it has aimed for in the last four years. One goal the teachers have is to develop' language experience possibilities. There's • 1 a Tot of emphasis-on group discussions and oral exerct%es. Uast swim er. the English as a Second Latiguage(F.SL) program was introduced. The prinie reason for;g:sj, was to aid the large influx of Indo-Chinese peopiewho:came to the twoconntries.within theiast two yearSi 1*c-reight teaches the ESL children for AR hour each day- The • second:. Aoal. • according McCauley is to provide. Concrete' experiences in '010 fine antkiposs motor al.tPts. ,can AleVel004,- These • skills develop as the students, participate in craft . $04*14. a drama :program and physical activities. SELF-WORTH TheachooLidso prometes'success and self-wOrth by allowing the student to Work at his or her. own pace and adeomplish , things. The teachers and assistants aim for a relaxed setting in which the students will develop socially. At this school, social progress, is as important as academic progress. The students. are evaluated by their, regular teachers; and if he or she feels it necessary, the board will get a recommend- ation that this particular student attend summer school. The regular teacher will also send on evaluation sheet which will give the summer teachers some background. On the student. However, Miss Albert feels the first week is Stiklb*rdsintle "We have to test them to see whlkt level theereat.". Assignments*. eaere**, and 0444 are available from thOorimtg: :1 fr04?)Y0F0047^ ntrt r but .Miss Albert. *:att summer teachers hait:tet develop SOttle a*C*150P*ORiellM4, - • Special 'el** '0440$4.*tho'0-44ipi;tr BOOM' were 044y, -1104' trip, to nithei 001$01eit., or.',StrxtfOtt4 and a play which the Children performed,.fOr their parents,Mr. McCauley repOrted the parents"\have been very • supporlive of ,the school. and "the principals have heard positive comments from the parents." • Teachers at the school are ce .rtified teachers from the Huron Perth system, other systems or new graduates from teachers' college. Mr. McCauley is pleased :with the progress the school has ritade,,ht the past four. years. Attendance has increased, comments are favourable from parent's and the kids enjoy it. And most important. •the kids. As Miss Albert added "we have seen a lot of improvement. Sister Marietta -honoured in St.Columban lin, from Van Damme Holiday Hone inCliuton visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLaughlin. Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Mrs. Eldon Allen and Mrs. Robert Laing hosted a com- munity shower for Marie Kerslake, (bride-elect), on Thursday evening , in the Staff holds shower for Marie Kerslake basement of the church. Karen Meikle greeted the guests. Mrs. Jean Carey chaired the evening. All enjoyed musical numbers by Trudy and Tracey Quance, Cheryl Elliott, Lisa Gardiner and Tanya Van Allen accompan- ied by Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. Tom Scott also sang "two lovely numbers accompany- ing herself on the auto harp. Readings by Karen Miller And_mis_eharies___Bougfalr_returne--rom-a-Arip to the were enjoyed. Mrs. Robert East Coast. Laing and Margaret Laing Mrs. Drost from Holland is ._ visiting with Mr. and mra. condu cted several contests. Mrs. Jean Carey read an Joost Drost and family. CLEANING Cleaner sTE411.4 1hinc. Carpets :ice Dries in 3 hrs. No Shrinkage Residential - Commercial & • ' Industrial Upholstery Cleaning Free Estimate Bob Lortie 527-0962 R.S. Box Evenings 527-0680 524-2268 • - Correspondent MRS. CECLIA RYAN 345-2028 In honour of the 50th anniversary in the Ursuline Order of Sister Marietta Delaney a Special mass was celebrated by Father Oost- veen on Sun. Aug.. 30 at 12 noon. Sister Marietta was joined at this mass by a number of relatives and friends including her two sisters, Mrs. Bridget Flue from Codrington and Mrs. Agnes Murray of Walton. Following the mast an BARBER HARV'S BARBERSHOP open house Was held at the home of Steve and Agnes Murray in Walton where many relatives and friends from Mitchell, Seaforth, Dtib- lin and St. Cofumban came to congratulate Sister Marietta. Those who attended the celebration from a distance included Mrs. Helen Muse, Eureka,. California, Mrs. Bridget Plu,e, Codrington; Mr. and Mrs. • Johfr-Plue, Chris and Steven, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flue:. Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Flue, Codrington; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. Joe Gallagher. Sc arborough, Mr. and Mrs. Ben,Blonde, Windsor; Sister Helen Ryan, London.; Sister Irene Connolly, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Connolly Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan, Kitchener. VARIOUS VISITS , Father Frank Moylan is home from Santa Domingo visitingwithivirs-. Mary Moy- Ian and other relatives in the area. Other visitors at the Moylan home on the weekend Were Sister Jean Moylan from WindsOr, Mrs. Catha- rine Janassy,Mississauga, and Gordon Moylan,, Highgate. Mrs. Florence Speak. Woodstock spent a few• days with her cousin, Mary. Moy- ian last week. Mrs. Pat Ganzenwankel and Joanne Doyle of London visited with their grand- mother, Mrs. Theresa Malon- ey-lastweek: uiCtn-S ay rs: Maloney visited with Mr. and Mrs. Warren kegler sand family in Zurich. Mrs. Theresa Maloney and Anne Kelly spent a day at the. Marion Shrine in St. Marys during pilgriinage days. Mr. and Mrs. Les Ward and Shannon of Kitchener visited 'with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan on the week- ',end. Sister Irene Connolly of Windsor visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Murray Sun- day. Mr. and MrS. Frank Van Denberg of Sarnia visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lane Sunday. Miss Margaret McLaugh- Ar-IMPROVEMENTS-N MacLEAN HOME IMPROVEMENTS Phone 527-0032 Free Estimates For Siding - Aluminum -and Vinyl. Aluminum WindoCirs, Doots. Awnings. Railings / f —CHIROPRACTOR -N, SEAFORTH CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Thomat J. Devereaux 25 Goderith St. W. Seaforth, Ontario . Phone Bus. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 Mon. - Frl. 8-12:00,1-6:00 Tues.. Thura 8-12:00 1:30 - 8:30 Wed: 8-1 Sat.-9-1 r--SHARPENING --1 Ail types of -saws, knives and scissors sharkned Specializing in Carbide' saws and tools STAY SHARP • SALES AND SERVICE Gordon Blanchard RR4, Walton 527.1806 CAR CARE_. GORD'S GULF Licensed Mechanic Seivice to ail makes of cars HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE ,527-0333, DECORATING -Th Graves Wallpaper &„.Paint.. .,.... FeaturlagMr6Th' A L. PAINTS' Canadian '& to Wall Coierings . 527-0550 Seaforth SF w ISNE6Wmi ANcGi Ove5,11-loPo EmRa cMh sRok, Sert,.ce to all makes Sales White Etna fiusavarno 015 of „seamacsrnes from 539 9 SEW C E14NaA ND SAt'i. TD • ••• (2 doors south of Hudsonst Stratford. 271-9(1,1_,) OPTICIAN David"---N Langstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main Si. S. Seaforth OPTOMETRIVS AND OPHTHALMOLOGISTS Prescriptions IFIlled Promptly SUMMER HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9:00 a.m. •• 5:30 p.m. Wed. & Sat. Closed COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 • address of good wishes and Marie was assisted by her sister Denise and Teresa Wallace. Gifts werepresented by Tanya Van Allen and Tracey Parsons. Marie ex- pressed her appreciation to Mrs. Hazel Sadler has returned to Sault Ste. Marie, after visiting with, relatives and friends in the commun- ity. Miss Marion Smale has 19 JOHN STREET OPEN 6DAYS A WEEK (CUSTOM BUILDERS VV FEENEY CONSTRUCTION LTD • Custom builders • Contracting • CoMplete building ' service New homes • Renovations • Farm buildings 345-2405, Dublin • /*;—CARPENTRY7Th • 'House Renovations • Additions • Siding • Any HOme Improvements BOB REGELE 527-0715 • 1---ROOFING LARRY r McGRATH CONSTRUCTION 7 years of business in Mitchell & 7 years prior experience *Roofing of all Wag' *Chimney & Masonary. Repairs *Carpentry Work *Concrete Finishing vExterior House Painting *Siding & Eavestroughing FREE ESTIMATES CALL CdLLECT ANYTME MITCHELL 340.9407 FLORIST s-7. Hildebrand Flowers 15 Main St. 1 r - Seaforth Office 527.0555- 7)9 Res. 527-J784 Complete Floral Service with a personal touch. 'CONSTRUCTION Construction ROOFING & SIDING PAINTING EAVESTROUGHING FARM BUILDINGS CONCRETE WORK 7 Yens, Experience Guaranteed Waldman. ship • Free Estimatel Lyle Ward 527-1411 IL Dui ,11 •