HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-10-05, Page 13Three graduated students came back to the Commencement at Central Huron Secondary School at Clinton
Friday night to pick up awards. Julie Howson, [left] received an Ontario scholarship, a W. D. Fair
scholarship, a Centennial band Scholarship for Music and a Ruby Haddy Memorial Award for the
Auxiliary of the Clinton Public Hospital. Ron Greidanus received the music award. David Sparling picked
up a W. D. Fair scholarship for history and the CHSS Teachers1 award for citizenship.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1988. PAGE 13.
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HOUSE LEAGUE SOCCER
by J. Miners & D. Terpstra
On Tuesday, September 13th,
gradefourtoeightwere splitup
into eight different teams. There
are girls’ teams of two senior
seven-eight and two junior four-
five-six. There are two senior
seven-eight and two junior four-
five-six boys’ teams also.
The names of the senior girls are
the Party Animals and the other is
undecided. In the senior boys the
names are the Bad Boys and the
Tornadoes.
The junior girls names are the
Blizzardsand Oddballs. The junior
boys names are Demolition and
Giants. The soccer games started
September 15. The games are
played at noon recess on week
days.
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NEW STUDENTS
by C. Earl and J. Vanass
Two new people joined our
school. They are Becky and
Michael Joslin. Becky is in grade 3
and Michael is in kindergarten.
We asked the Joslins what they
thought of our school, and they
both said it was a nice school. We
wish them the best at this school.
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
by K. Kerr and R. Veitch
The Brussels Fall Fair was held
on Wednesday, September 21,
1988. It was held at the Brussels,
Grey and Morris Community
Centre.
The Queen of the Fair made a
speech. Brussels won first prize
from K-4 with best banner.
Brussels won first prize from 5-8
with best banner. Grey Central
won firstfor best costume from
K-4. Brussels won first from 5-8
with best costume. Grey Central
won first for marching for all
grades.
The events inside were a
success. The Fair was fun.
Grants to offset tax
The Honourable Jack Riddell,
Minister of Agriculture and Food
and M.P.P. for Huron County, has
announced that 18 municipalities
in the county will receive a total of
$1,373,462 in provincial funding
under the Ontario Unconditional
Grants Program.
Speaking on behalf of the
Honourable John Eakins, Minister
of Municipal Affairs, Mr. Riddell
said the following municipalities
will receive these funds:
Village of Bayfield $26,180;
Village of Brussels $712; Township
of Ashfield $144,596; Township of
Colborne $78,945; Township of
Goderich $208,054; Township of
Grey $81,996; Township of Hay
$79,800; Township of Howick
$31,375; Township of Hullett
$78,013; Township of McKillop
$131,728; Township of Morris
$51,218; Township of Stanley
$95,791; Township of Stephen
$181,211; Township of Tucker
smith $53,469; Township of Turn
berry $15,657; Township of Us-
borne $78,472; Township of East
Wawanosh $6,914; and Township
of West Wawanosh $29,331.
“Revisions to the county and
school board cost-sharing arrange
ments using a uniform assessment
base have caused tax changes for
some residential and farm rate
payers within the County, ’ ’ Mr.
Riddell said. “The funding being
provided will assist those residen
tial and farm ratepavers who
he will soon
his friends.
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP
PRELIMINARY LIST
OF ELECTORS
The last day for filing forms requesting additions,
corrections or deletions has been changed to Saturday,
October 15, 1988.
Applications will be accepted at the Municipal Office from 9
o’clock a.m. to 5 p.m. on this date.
Marion McClure,
Clerk-Treasurer,
Township of McKillop.
NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS
FOR THE
TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP
Nominations will be received at the clerk’s office by the clerk
of the Township of McKillop in the period commencing
OCTOBER 13, 1988 and concluding on OCTOBER 17,1988
at 5:00 p.m. for the office of
REEVE
DEPUTYREEVE
THREE COUNCILLORS
Each of the members so nominated, if elected are to serve a
three-year term.
Where the number of candidates for an office who are
nominated at the end of nomination day is not sufficient to fill
the number of vacancies, the clerk may receive additional
nominations on OCTOBER 19, 1988, between the hours of
9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
The required nomination forms may be obtained from the
clerk’s office and must be completed and filed with theclerk
by the above deadline.
Pursuant to an amendment to the Municipal Elections Act,
every person who proposed to be a candidate for any office
shall file a “NOTICE OF REGISTRATION” before any
campaign contributions are accepted or any expenses
incurred. The last day for registering is October 17, 1988.
Marion McClure, Clerk.
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