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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-04-10, Page 5Local PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT HOP -ALONG HOP-A-THON - Kids and parents gathered at the Seaforth Fire Hall on .Wednesday night for the Seaforth Cooperative Children2s Centre hop-a-thon for the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada. Children received a certifi- cate, button, colouring book, crayons and stickers for participating and getting sponsors. Hot dogs were served. School board wants public. to post cards The Huron County Board Iucation has started a W. card campaign to peti- tion riding MPP Helen Johns ntario government uhlically i'unded stem in Ontario" t "would guarantee the rights of both Catholic and non-Catholic students°and at the same time. create a rnorc cost-effective and efficient school system." The Huron puhlic hoard asks people to support its "position by signing postcards with its pre-printed point of view available at any of its schools, then forwarding then to the MPP. The letter the hoard is dis- tributing to parents and ratepayers also states: "Wc do not agree with the proposal to join the puhlic school hoards of Huron and Perth counties together into one new entity. We think there is a better way. Please support our call to establish a single- school hoard for. Huron County: one that pro- vides for all sectors and pro- tects the language and reli- gious rights of all parties." New trees on tap Twenty-five Sugar Maples and 25 Austrian Pines will he planted, as soon as they arrive. and weather permits. by town staff, acting works Superintendent Doug Anstctt reported to Seaforth Council Tuesday.- Dead trees at the sewage treatment plant arc also to he replaced. Lightning problems Lightning struck a pole near the horse barns in late February which led to -one of the phases feeding the Seaforth arena to disconnect in a snow storm a week later. on March I.. causing approxi- mate damages totalling $4,000 to date. According to Seaforth and District Community Centres • management committee min- utes: "The loss of one phase caused the 40 hp compressor motor, 10 hp two -speed con- denser fan motor. several fuses. and the two -speed con- troller on the condenser to he burned out". Kincardine pulls ads There arc two weekly newspapers in Kincardine where town council has decided to pull all its adver- tising out of the News where rates arc higher. opting instead for the independent which is cheaper hut has a weekly circulation 1.058 smaller. The town expects to save up to $6,000 because of the 6 decision. " The Kincardine News is better value hut the town has opted for less dollars." says Signal Star group publisher Tom Flynn. 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