The Citizen, 1987-04-22, Page 14PACE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1987.
Bob Richmond of Brussels, left, was one of nearly 400
supporters who turned out to see Nico Peters of RR 4,
Seaforth acclaimed as the provincial Progressive Conser
vative candidate for the new riding of Huron in Clinton last
week.
Company offers to buy subdivision
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as enthusiastic. When the deal was
finalized last fall, councillor Ray
Hallahan expressed strong opposi
tion to the deal, and twice in March
Mr. Snell had to cast the deciding
vote to break a tie between coun
cillors following controversial
motions.
East Wawanosh paid $48,000
for the 38-lot subdivision last Dec
ember, and has incurred close to
$3,000 in legal and engineering
fees since that time.
At a special meeting in Jan-
uary, council members learned it the site, another $16,000 for road
could cost as much as $75,000 to work, and a further $14,000 for
install a communal water system at underground hydro hook-ups.
Blyth 4-H dub meets
The second meeting of the 4-h
Sewing Plus club for Blyth I was
held on April 14 at the home of
Karen Phillips.
The meeting was opened with
the 4-H pledge. The minutes of the
last meeting were read. Members
answered the roll call on their
material that they had bought.
The meeting notes on “Cotton
& Cuttin” were read and home
activities were gone over. The
leaders looked and helped mem
bers on the layout of their pattern.
The meeting was closed and re
freshments were served.
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On April 14, John Mac
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Health Unit, came to talk to the
students about the problem of
rabies in this area. He brought a
video-tape on rabies to show to
grades 5 to 8. The tape showed the
effects of rabies on humans and
animals and the discovery of the
cure for rabies by Louis Pasteur.
The students in Kindergarten
to Grade 4 watched a slide pre
sentation that included the saifety
measures students can take to pre
vent the spread of disease.
Both presentations were ex
cellent and the student’s responses
to Mr. MacKinnon’s questions
showed that they were well in
formed on the subject.
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The Royal Canadian Legion is
sponsoring a K-8 video identi
fication program to help in future
searches for missing children. This
program will come to our school on
April 24.
Each child will be video-taped
as they walk, stand, sit and talk.
This will show the child’s voice
pattern, movements and facial ex
pressions. They will be asked to
say their name, grade, age, fa
vourite colour and how they get to
school each day. Normal school
wear will be appropriate for this
session.
EASTER ASSEMBLY
BY AMBER GELWICKS
On April 16, Mrs. Little’s
grade two class presented an as
sembly.
The class entered the gym
singing “Zip-a-dee-doo-dah” ac
companied by Mrs. Shirley Vin
cent.
After singing O Canada,
opening exercises were completed.
The class sang several Easter songs
followed by the recitation of prize
winning poems, piano and violin
solos.
There are many things that
happen in April and most were
mentioned in readings by the
students.
The class presented two
Easter plays, The Choosing of the
Easter Bunny and Get Hopping.
The acting was very well done
and the singing was right on key.
The assembly was a good start to
our long Easter weekend.
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