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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2002-05-08, Page 82—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, May 23, 2001 An Invitation to interested residents of Huron County Discussion of plans for CMHA's development of the `Mullen House' in Seaforth Wednesday, May 30, 2001 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Home and Hearth Bed & Breakfast 86 Goderich Street, Seaforth (Coffee, tea & dessert) k CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION L'ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE POUR LA SANTE MENTALS CUSTOM SPRAYING MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED SEAFORTH •Accurate and Timely •Correct Spray Rates and Water Volumes •80 foot beam width •Cost-effective Spray Programs to suit your fields' needs •Owner -operated Ground Sprayer and Aircraft eau 5220608 Today! Are YOU the one? Javier, Emilie and David, along with 50 other young teens, aged 13-18, from Europe will be. arriving in Ontario June 28 as part of their 4 -week summer cultural exchange program and they have nowhere to stay. We are urgently in need of the Canadian spirit of hospitality to wel- come these young people - good students with a desire to improve their English and share a bit of their own country with their Canadian friends. A second group of 50 more participants, also under the aus- pices of Nacel Canada Inc., a non-profit organization, will arrive on August 2. The students are seeking an immersion experience, so host families must speak English as their primary language. Since they don't attend any classes, they participate in your daily family activities and are free to go on camping trips or on vacation with you. We match students with families who have similar interests. Although host families are volunteers, a small honorarium is offered. The students bring pocket money to pay for admission fees and other personal expenses. They are also fully covered by insurance for accidents or illness. There are chaperones and local Nacel reps available to help out should any prob- lems arise. What can YOU do to help? If your family has a spare bed (a room shared with a sibling of the same gender is fine) and an interest in sharing your way of life with a new friend this summer, please call Emmy Bortolin at 519-869-6919 (Sarnia) or toll-free 1-800-665-6223. All students must be placed by June 1, so please call NOW. • News Scott Hilgendor f photo Collision sends two to hospital.... A 35 -year-old Seaforth woman and a 49,year-old Zurich woman were injured in a three vehicle crash in Egmondville May 1 at 3:45 p.m. Tracy Nash of Seaforth was northbound on Kippen road in a 1989 Delta.88 while Bonnie Schenk of Zurich was travelling south in a 1992 Thunderbird when a terrogator, driven by Murray Keller, 36, of Grey Township, pulled into the road from Bayfield Road. The two cars collided with the terrogator injuring the two drivers. Kids asked to help From Page 1 students last Thursday. Because he visited Seaforth District High School on April 18, Hummel said he would not likely be returning there for another assembly focussing on the downtown arsons. "I just gave them the message and they know they can call the police if they're hearing a lot of rumours about who is setting the fires," he said. He added that he might ask the high school to run a series of announcements reminding the student body to use Crimestoppers if they have any information related to the fires. Officers speaking to businesses From Page 1 "The officers are also carrying the message to local business owners to keep an eye on their dumpsters so they don't have any debris as a target and that they make sure they have adequate and functioning lighting as a preventative measure." he said. Peer also said Crimestoppers will try to provide a presence ,in the community "to give people an outlet to funnel information into." Last time Rachlis was on stage was in high school, remembered as a From Page 1 into the spotlight at the Livery." Since arriving in the Avon Maitland District School Board to fill the Director of Education, Secretary - Treasurer position with the board in August of 1998. Rachlis hasn't got involved in the community too much, outside of his official duties as the director of education. He still maintains his permanent residence in Ottawa and his family lives there. His family will be highlight of his school career plays have in common k the guests invited to G.Doe's surprise birthday party. including the audience members. don't know who G.Doe is. in this interactive play. Billed as a theatrical surprise party where -more than the balloons are filled with hot air. Waiting for G.Doe. a production of the Goderich Little Theatre. plays at the Livery May 25. 26. 30. 31 and June I at 8 p.m. For ticket information contact the Livery at 524-6262. travelling up to the area for the production. They encouraged him to take part and wondered why he hadn't taken to the theatrical stage sootier. The last time Rachlis was on stage was in his high school's drama production. More than 30 years later he remembers his involvement as being one of the highlights of his high school career. The play's title sounds similar to Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot, but that's where the similarities begin and end. The only aspect the two Committees will study accommodation From Page 1 represented community members in an attempt to keep the school board from closing the high school last year, proving the board's closure process was unfair and leading to the new accommodation study process that starts tonight. The idea of appointing Your Best Insurance ... is an Insurance Broker There's an independent insurance broker close to you. Use our online Broker Locator Service at www.ibao.org or call 1 888 ASK IBAO (275-4226). We are IBAO, the Insurance Brokers Association of Ontario. Your Best Insurance is an Insurance Broker • Leitch had been pitched to Huron East Mayor Lin Sterner who brought it up for discussion at council's May 15 meeting, last week. Prior to approving his appointment to the committee, council held a brief discussion about who should sit on the committee. "I have every confidence is his abilities," said Seaforth Ward Coun. Dick Burgess of Leitch. Burgess .was also an active community member in last year's struggle to keep thc school open and councillors wondered if Burgess should be council's representative on the committee. Burgess, who stressed the need of keeping a high school to help ,make a stronger Huron East, said he would be willing to serve the committee if that was council's wish. However, the boundaries for a second accommodation study committee extend into the northern parts of Huron East, affecting Grey Central Public School and Brussels Public School. Council decided to appoint Leitch to the West Central Study Area and Burgess to the North Study Area with the two able to work together in conjunction with council. The committees will reveiw accommodation information including a 100 - page report that carries recommendations Scaforth District High School students he sent to Clinton and the local high school become a large elementary school taking in students from thc arca. The committees will make recommendations to the school board in September about ways to handle empty spaces in area schools to ensure thc school board receives proper funding through the provincial government's funding formula which has lcd school boards across the province to close schools. The West Central Study Area includes Blyth Public School, Central Huron Secondary School (in Clinton). Clinton Puhlic School. Colborne 'Central Public School t near Goderich). Holtnesvillc Puhlic School. Hullett Central Puhlic School. Huron Centennial Puhlic School. Robertson Memorial Public School (Goderich). Seaforth District High School. Seaforth Puhlic School and Victoria Puhlic School (Godcrich). The North Study Area includes Brookside Puhlic School (near Lucknow). Brussels Puhlic School. Eas Wawanosh Puhlic School. Elma Puhlic School. F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham. Grey Central Puhlic School. Howick Central Puhlic School. Listowel Central Puhlic School. Listowel District Secondary School. Listowel Eastdalc Puhlic School. Milverton Puhlic School. Mornington Public School. Turnhcrry Central Puhlic School, Wallace Puhlic School and Wingham Puhlic School. HARfllNS OPEN HOUSE Cover Right is proud to introduce a new line of buildings to this area. Harnois (pronounced Ham-wah) Industries from Quebec has been in the greenhouse, and more recently, in the fabric covered building industry since 1958. Locally the Sales Rep. is Larry Thacker, and Installations are done by Bill Wilkins Construction. Join Us Sat., June 2 10 am -3 pm at the Farm of Larry & Diane Henderson, west ' of Lucknow on Hwy. 86 Coffee & Donuts