Huron Expositor, 2005-03-09, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 9. 2005
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Jennifer Hubbard photos
Musical inspiration
Members of the Seaforth and District All Girls Marching Band showcased their talents at a
concert at Victoria Public School in Goderich recently. The March 2 performance gave area
residents a preview of the material the band will be performing on their upcoming trip to the
Can -Am Festival in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina during the March Break. So far this year, the
band has played for more than one million people in parades across Ontario and has appeared
twice on national television. At left, Heather Murray, of Dublin, plays the xylophone, while at
right, Regan Bezaire, of Clinton and Samantha Forde, of Seaforth play percussion.
What to do this March Break
when the kids say 'I'm bored'
By Jason Middleton
Expositor Staff
While many children have
been looking forward to
March Break for the past
month, it will not be long
into the week before
parents hear those famous
words, "I'm bored."
In the Seaforth area there
will be lots of activities for
kids looking for something
to do during their March
Break.
At the Seaforth Library,
children will have the
opportunity to make their
own T-shirts on Sunday
afternoon or make Easter
eggs on Friday morning.
On Tuesday afternoon,
the Seaforth Library will
entertain children with a
session of messy, wacky,
science with Silly Silly
from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
Both activities require
registration, which can be
done by calling 527-1430.
Also, parents or
babysitters can drop in with
their kids to make a craft as
part of the Crazy Craft
Corner.
At Hullett Provincial
Wildlife Area, kids will
have an opportunity to visit
the interpretive centre and
make a pine cone bird
feeder on Monday from 1
p.m. to 3 p.m.
On Wednesday, children
will get to participate in
Nature's Treasure Hunt,
which takes place from
11:00 to 3 p.m.
On Friday from 1 p.m to
3 p.m., children will get a
chance to help the Friends
of Hullett by helping to
clean out bird houses and
put up new ones.
At the Seaforth Co-
operative Children's
Centre, children aged 3 to
12 will have an opportunity
to play games, go
swimming, and visit with
residents of Seaforth
Manor.
On Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at the Seaforth
and District Community
Centres there will he free
public skating for children
from I to 3 p.m.
At the Vanastra
Recreation Centre, children
will have an opportunity to
participate in March
Huron East council
takes another kick
at a cat bylaw
By Susan Hundertmark
Expositor Editor
Huron East council took
another kick at a cat bylaw
last Tuesday when a Seaforth
ratepayer
visited
council to ask
again for
help.
Joan
Lubbers, who
wrote to
council two
weeks ago
about an
excessive
amount of cat
droppings on
her Main
Street
property, reiterated that she's
"at the end of my rope" over
the situation.
"I've talked to other
residents in your area and you
are not alone. There are a lot
of irresponsible cat owners
just letting their cats roam."
said Grey Coun. Mark
Beaven.
Beaven, added however.
that he is not in favour of a
cat bylaw after talking to
other municipalities.
"This is going to cost like
you wouldn't believe. When I
asked other municipalities
about creating a cat bylaw, the
initial response was, 'Are you
guys nuts?' said Beaven.
Seaforth Coun. Joe Sterner
asked if a cat bylaw could be
enacted just for the urban
areas of Huron
East since it
wouldn't be fair
to farmers to
ask them to pay
for cat tags.
Clerk -
Administrator
J a c k
McLachlan
repeated that
while the
municipality
can tag cats,
"most
municipalities
that got into it wish they
hadn't."
McLachlan said he did a
survey of Huron County
municipalities and got a copy
of a Goderich bylaw
restricting the number of cats
allowed per household.
Mayor Joe Seili added that
while there are responsible cat
owners. many won't claim a
cat once the need to tag it is
involved.
"When you put a tag on a
cat. you'd be surprised how
many people don't own cats."
he said.
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`When you put a
tag on a cat,
you'd be
surprised how
many people
don't own cats,'—
Huron East Mayor
Joe Sella
Maniac Days.
On Tuesday, children will
have an opportunity to
participate in Easter
Extreme which costs $13
per child.
On Wednesday, Huron
East's three recreation
facilities partnered to give
children a chance to go
snow tubing in St. Marys
which costs $35 a child.
On Thursday, children
can participate in St.
Patrick's Day Kids' Style
which costs $13.
Monday to Friday,
children will have an
opportunity to go
swimming from I:30. to
3:30 p.m.
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