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PHOTO BY MICHAEL HAMON
CLOGGING FOR CHARITY - At a variety show held Friday night at Seaforth District High
School to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis, the Cavan Clonnars danced to "My Crazy Life."
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WED., APR. 24 7:30-10:30 p - Arena
-Sports
Bingo anhe Arena Evening's
host will be -
Recreation Committee
1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena
7:00-9:00 p.m. - JuJitsu at the
St. James School
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Training
with Drusilla at the Arena
8:00-9:00 p.m. - Aerobics with
Drusilia at the Arena
THURS., APR. 25
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Aerobics with
Drusilla at the Arena
FRI., APR. 26
10:30-11:30 a.m. - Story Hour
at the Seaforth Library
SAT. , APR. 27
7:00 a.m. • Trout Derby for kids
at the Lions Park
SUN. , APR. 28
MON., APR. 29
3:00 p.m. - Boys' Highschool
- Soccer FEMSS vs. SDHS
TUES. , APR. 30
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun
at the Arena with Drusilla Leitch
10:00-11:00 a.m. - Line Dancing
at the Arena with Drusilia Leitch
1:30-3:00 p.m. - Senior Games
Carpet Bowling at the Arena
3:00 p.m. - Girls' Highschool
Soccer -•CHSS vs. SDHS
7:00-9:00 p.m. - Beginner Dog
Obedience at the Arena
WED., MAY 1
1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior Games
Shuffleboard at the Arena
7:00-9:00 p.m. - JuJitsu at the
St. James School
7:00.8:00 p.m. - Step Training with
Drusilia at the Arena
8:00-9:00 p.m. - Aerobics With
Drusilla et the Arena
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Landfill will
try to have
monitoring
reduced
CONTINUED from page 1
Changes to Monitoring?
Yardley suggested the land-
fill might he able to lower
costs if monitoring was
reduced. He says it's normal
for the government to case up
on frequency of monitoring if
a landfill has been opera-
tional for five years or more
with safe results.
"We've been operating now
for five years, we have good
data from the landfill. We
haven't seen any issues. It's
time to back off on monitor-
ing," said Yardley. "Most
landfills cut back to twice .a
year (monitoring) when they
have •a data base of five
years."
Hc also said an additional
cost savings might be real-
ized if the number of test
wells drilled on the site is
reduced.
However, it's ultimately up
to the government to decide
if monitoring can be reduced.
Yardley will include that rec-
ommendation in the MHLS'
annual report to the, Ministry
of Environment and Energy
(MOEE) which is due by the
end of the month.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Apell 24, 1ti/F13
'We don't just teach gospel values. We live them'
Brown doesn't want to 'sell soul'
CONTINUED from page 1
Dr. Brown said the sepa-
rate board is willing and
committed to entering shar-
ing agreements with its part-
ners but "we don't want to
sell our souls to do it. We are
a perfectly viable board the
way we are."
Trustee Ron Marcy said
the Huron board is fooling
taxpayers by suggesting edu-
cation costs would decrease.
The Huron board spends
$850 a year per pupil more
than the separate board. If
any costs change, it would he
to the Catholic ratepayers and
they would go up, he said.
In a press release dated
April 17, the Huron hoard
claims there are ways to pre-
serve the independence of
language and religious rights
for Roman Catholic and
other denominational groups
in one board. Separate
trustees disagreed.
"We teach children about
Jesus Christ. We don't just
teach gospel values. W'2 live
them," said Miller.
Dr. Brown said the Huron
hoard seems to believe the
only place the separate hoard
has values is in the schools.
He argued that occurs in all
the board's buildings, includ-
ing the administration build-
ing in Dublin. So, a public
education administration can-
not operate the. Catholic
schools without compromis-
ing the separate hoard's val-
ues and the rights of
Catholics.
Dr. Brown said the sepa-
rate hoard learned of the
Huron hoard's campaign at
the end of the last tri -board
committee meeting on March
28 atter spending three hours
discussing ways the hoards
could work together in pur-
chasing and transportation.
Report says Huron should take
control of garbage in county
CONTINUED from page 1
is down which extends the
site life. Everything in favour
of (waste) reduction is hap-
pening," reported Yardley.
"The (alternative studies)
report agreed the county had
to take control of the flow of
garbage in the county," said
Cox.
He asked the hoard how
this recent news from the
county would affect the
Holmesville site.
"As long as the landfill is
under the control of this
board it would not be consid-
ered a county site," said
Hunter.
"We're under no obligation
to do this. It was only a rec-
ommendation,"said Cox.
Originally, when the county
set out about 10 years ago on
a search for a landfill, it
wanted to find a site with a
life of 40 years. This goal has
now been seen as unrealistic.
He said at present Wingham
is out a space at _its landfill.
Stephen Township has an
emergency extension and
Turnberry possibly has no
site.
Hunter said an amendment
was made to the Mid -Huron
landfill's operating policy
that allows for additional
municipalities to join. "The
last amendment was 'only
waste sites emanating within
geographical boundaries of
the MHLS board' (would be
accepted)."
SENIOR BOYS' ROLLER HOCKEY TEAMS
BLUES
1. Craig Somerville
2. Ian McMillan
3. Greg DeVries
4. Trevor Ward
5 Jasbn Anstett
6. Matt Flanagan
7. Brad Somerville
8. Nathan Marshall
9. Joshua Dale
10. Mark Flanagan
11. Kyle Devereaux
12. Nick Elligsen
BRUINS
1- Wes Vick
2. Ryan Vanpooren
3. Keegan Teichert
4. Brad Murray
5 A.J. Lanvee
6. Curtis Wilson
• 7. Derek Van Drunen
8. Ken McCallum
9. Kyle Teichert
10. Quentin Burgess
11. Luke Vick
12. Robbie McClure
JUNIOR BOYS'
RED WINGS
1. Tim McNaughton
2, Barry Medd
3 Barry Noakes
4. Marc Glanville
5 Ryan Willis
6. Dan Nash
7. Rick Harbum
8. Tim McClure
9. Greg Medd
10. Jason Chappel
11. Jeremy Hildebrand
12.,
FLYERS
1. Chris Dyck
2. Andrew Dyck
3. Gerry Holland
4, Daryl Young
5 Derek Akey
6. Derek Nesbitt
7. Derek McClay
8. Dean Wood
9. Josh Holland
10. Joey Nesbitt
11. Wade Broome
12. Bill Gridzak
ROLLER HOCKEY TEAMS
BLACK HAWKS
1. Chris Longstaff
2. Nic Jansen
3. Brad Henderson
4. Bill Nigh
5 Stephen tyledd
6. Tyler VanderMolen
7. Joel Schenk
8. Matt Cartwright
9. Derek Wolfe
10. Jimmy Campbell
11.
12.
RANGERS
1. Barry Young
2. Mark Kirkconnell
3. Lance Laverty
4. Tyler Elligsen
5 Cory Chappel
6. Darren Love
7. Kyle Kirkconnell
8. Steven Haney
9. Matthew Shannon
10.
PENGUINS
1. Derin McCutcheon
2. Korey Nash
3. Darcy McCutcheon
4. Calahan O'Reilly
5 Tanner Glanville
6. Matt' Devereaux
7. Mike McLaughlin
8. Matthew Chaput
9. Brad McLaughlin
10. Ryan O'Reilly
11.
12.
MAPLE LEAFS
1. Gerrid Dalton
2. Cody McNaughton
3. Wade Holland
4. Kevin Fowles
5 Adam Broome
6. Matt Camochan
7. Scott Dalton
8. Robert Johnston
9.. Shane Johnston
10. Keith Holland
The team rosters & schedules will be posted at Archie's
Service Centre
Wed. Apr. 24 Jr. Black Hawks vs Penguins 6:30 p.m.
Rangers vs Maple Leafs 7:30 p.m.
Sr. Blues vs Red Wings 8:30 p.m.
Bruins vs Flyers 9:30 p.m.
Thurs. Apr. 25 Sr. Red Wings vs Flyers 7:00 p.m.
ROLLER HOCKEY EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE
Bring your used equipment
BUY, SELL OR TRADE in the arena lobby
WED. APRIL 24 6 TO 9 P.M.
Although, he stated that if
another municipality was to
join, it would likely come in
at a different.buy-in rate
since the member municipali-
ties had been paying capital
expenses for five years.
Regarding the proposed A3
county landfill site in
Ashfield Township, Cox said
to proceed with an environ-
mental assessment would he
very costly. But to open the
Ashfield site would he as
expensive as any other option
the county has, according to
the report by engineering
firms R. Cave and Associates
and Gore and Storric
Limited.
The MHLS hoard. chair
doesn't know how Huron
County Council will react to
the report tomorrow. "County
was philosophically objec-
tionable to exporting its
garbage. But one recommen-
dation in the report is to
export. Phillips
Environmental of Petrolia is
recommended as the most
economically viable."
The report to county says
the last option for waste man
agement is incineration fo
reasons of costliness and pol
lution.
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
( Apr. 16 results )
6 -game winners:
Doug Insley, 473;
Russell Ferguson, 450;
Jim Davis, 447;
Pearl McKnight, 429;
Edna Dietz, 392;
Ina Williams 389;
lsablle Rogerson, 389;
Emma Campbell, 375.
PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT
POEM AWARD WINNER - St. James Grade 5 student
Tanis Vander Molen, 11, right, was presented with a certifi-
cate from Branch 156 youth and education chair Charlie
Perkins at the Sealorth Legion Thursday night for her
Remembrance Day poem which won in competitions in
Seaforth, in the legion zone and placed fourth in the district.
Tanis was also presented with a cheque from president
John Lansink.
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