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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-10-28, Page 3UP/) New principal for St. James Anne's Catholic Secondary School at Clinton on the same date. He is to replace Ray Contois, who was appointed the board's new superintendent of education previously, effective the start of the new year. McMillan is currently vice -principle at St. Anne's. Murray is returning to this area. He graduated from the Dublin Continuation School, when itwas where the board offices are now. He returns to this area from the Dufferin-Peel region where he has been a teacher, vice-principal; and most recently a principal. appointed last September. BY GREGOR CAMPBELL SSP News Staff The Huron -Perth Catholic District School Board appru‘ cd the appointment of Larry Murray as principal of St. James School in Seaforth, effective Jan. 1, at its meeting in Dublin Monday night. He is to replace Jim McDade, who in tum on the same date is replacing Connie Birmingham at the board office, responsible for special education. The board also approved the appointment of Phillip McMillan as principal of St. HALF CENTURY -On Sunday evening the Seaforth Lions. Club honoured John Turnbull for 50 years of service in the local club at the Oakwood Inn where Lions and former Lions and wives gathered to celebrate the event. He was presented with a plaque by past district governor Dave Overhoe. MINEL Museum gets $ for millennium Seaforth's fledgling community museum got a year's worth of funding from the federal government last Wednesday. Huron -Bruce MPP Paul Steckle announced the local museum initiative will get $7.50( to mark the millennium. This equals the annual grant Seaforth Council approved for a local museum in June, part of the projected yearly break- even budget of $11,500 of the "Celebrate Seaforth's History" committee. which has been working on the project for a couple of years. The Huron County Museum has alsd given much assistance' Council approved the use of three rooms on the second floor of Town Hall as a starting location to help get the museum off the ground. Tentative plans presented by the museum committee in June included hiring a student at minimum wage for 16 weeks from the May 24 weekend through Labour Day. The Seaforth museum project "is an excellent way to foster pride in the community and will serve the people for years to come." according to Steckle's announcement. "The museum will provide a focal point for showcasing the history. cultural heritage and ,artistic achievements of the members of the community, including past. present and future generations." Last month. the Ontario Heritage Foundation also announced Seaforth's Frank Sills is to receive a community recognition award for maintaining his personal museum, an "impetus for the movement to establish a community museum to protect and preserve the heritages of Scaforth." • The government has committed $145 -million for a thrde- year period in support of the Canada millennium partnership project. Dolls donated to Huron museum A Scaforth' native has donated her collection of about 56 children's dolls to the Huron County Museum. The Museum is considering using them in its upcoming Christmas program display. Josephine Bechely (McIver), was horn and raised in Seaforth but now lives in Waterloo. After tidying up her parent's estate on John Street recently. she also donated her doll houses, miniature furniture and the dolls' clothing in the collection, which she knitted herself. That's how the collection ' started, she said last Friday. About 20 years ago. she knitted her first pattern. It Provincial police report Some stolen property recovered became a hobby. She began collecting dolls to have somewhere to put her knitting. It eventually took up a whole room at her parents' house. There were 250 doll outfits in the collection she donated to the museum. The dolls are made of plastic. "pre -Barbie, mostly from the 1940s, 50s and 60s." says senior technician Al Falconer of the museum. He says right now the museum is busy cataloguing and recording these new additions. Bechcly's father used to be a dentist in town. and she is a graduate of Scaforth District High School. Two men. a 30 -year-old from Scaforth and a 26 -year- old from Vanastra, have been arrested in connection with a Thedford hrcakin in which $33.000 worth of property was stolen. Ontario Provincial Police say at about 11 a.m. last Wednesday information was received that property from the theft at a residence in Bosanquct Township was in Huron County. Four search warrants were executed in the next two days at residences in Scaforth. Vanastra and Godcrich, with more than $8,000 worth of stolen merchandise recovered. Both men were arrested "for possession of stolen property over $5000 times two." Thc Scaforth man was released on a promise to appear on court at Godcrich on Dec. 7. Thc Vanastra man was remanded in custody. Stuffed coyote swiped Thieves stole a stuffed coyote and a set of golf clubs in a hag attached to a cart from a residence on Conc. 2 of McKillop Township. The brcakin was reported Oct. 21. The owner advised that sometime overnight on Oct. 12 an unlocked garage attached to the house was entered. • Flasher at Bannockburn ()PP say a report was received Oct. 19 about a man exposing himself to three boys on a nature walk at the Bannockburn Conservation area on Oct. I I. The mother of the boys advised her sons "ran ahead and came across a male who exposed his private parts to them." He is described as a white male, 6' tall with slim build. having shoulder -length brown hair and a moustache. he was wearing a jacket with hluc jeans. Egmondville stereo thefts An am/fm stereo tape deck was ripped out of a car sitting in a driveway overnight at a residence on London Road in Egmondville on Oct. 20. the car was also damaged. Two speakers mounted in a press hoard box were also stolen from a station wagon on Mill street on the same night. Bo Peep and sheep On Oct. 19 at 11:15 a.m., Bo Peep and one of her sheep ornaments. together valued at $75. were reported stolen from a residence on North Street in Egmondville. Auto S Tips Your Guide to Vehicle Maintenance Q. Why should you have your radiator fluid checked before winter? A. To ensure it meets below freezing temperatures so it does not freeze. New antifreeze provides better lubrication. Your radiator may also need to beflushed due to the breakdown of antifreeze. It may cause damage to the internal cooling system " Kevin Diegel of McLaughlin Chev-Olds. Winter is Here NOW IS THE TIME to have your automobile WINTERIZED Lir EXf ST T 4 Make sure your automobile is in top performance KELLY AUTO SERVICE 527-2210 24 Hour Towing after hours call 522-2122 26 Birch St., Seaforth Q. Why should I give my vehicle a tune up before winter? A. Cold weather makes it more difficult for engines to start. A tune up gives you a better cold engine start and also improves your fuel economy by up to 25 - 30% which reduces emmisions. "Cliffe Donaven, Service Manager of Teatero Motor Products. Is your car ready for winter? DAISFACTIU McLaughlin iw Chev-Olds Ltd. 4 V .,_., \ %...- 4. 527-1140 13 Main St. Seaforth Q. Why should I repair a stone chip or scratch in my vehicle? A. We hear from Mark Penner of Country Automotive Refinishing In any place that the paint surface has broken through to expose the metal, rust will form over time, and may cause a hole. It is smart to have these problems repaired or it may cost you more in the long run." THE HURON EXPOSITOR. OCTOBER 2S, 111111-3 TIRE Winter is on its way, the onlINSPECTIQN ng between you and the road are your tires. ROTATE & BALANCE TIRES Special Price Until Nov. 30'h 1 9.95 ARCHIE'S Se e e €.€ 527-0881 24 Goderich Street, Seaforth UP/ RE SALES & REPAIR Q. While driving, the only thing between me and the road are my tires. What is the best way to maintain and save wear and tear on my tires? A. Larry Dolmage of Archie's Service Centre responds by telling us "There are several ways to maintaining tires. The first is check the air pressure, the second is to balance the tires, the third is to rotate tires about every 12,000 km and an alignment every year or every second year depending on how much you drive." Proper maintenance of your vehicle's tires will ensure your safety, as well as better fuel efficiency, saving you money. READY FOR WINTER? 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