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Huron East
Chamber of Commerce
Annual General Meeting
will be held
Thursday, May 24, 2007 7:30pm
at the Huron Business Centre,
138 Main St South,
Seaforth
For further information, contact
Ralph Laviolette, Business Development
519-527-0305
You are invited to attend these area churches
St. Thomas
Anglican Church
A Co gregahon of the Parch of The Naj Sprit
Jarvis St. Seaforth 519-527-1522
Rector The Revd Sue Malpus M D,v
Sunday, May 20
WORSHIP AT 9:30 AM
Join Us For Coffee at 9 am today
KID -ZONE children's program at 9:30am
Everyone Welcome
Parish Council - Sat. May 19 at 10:30 am
St. James Roman
Catholic Church
Welcomes you
14 Victoria Street, Seaforth
519-527-0142
Weekend Masses: Sat 5:15 pm
Sun. 11:00 am
Fr. Chris Gillespie
Bethel Bible Church
An Associated Gospel Church
126 Main St. Seaforth
519-527-0982
Sunday School 9:45 am
Sunday Worship 11:00 am
Pastor Mark Kennedy
EVERYONE WELCOME
Egmondville
United Church
Pastor Steve Hildebrand
Sunday, May 20
WORSHIP 11AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10AM
NORTHSIDE UNITED
CHURCH
54 Goderich St. W.
Rev. John Gould
Sunday May 20th
Worship at 11:OOam
Sermon: he Real Jesus Is
Channeling Grace"
All Welcome
Sunday School 8 Nursery During Worship
First Presbyterian
Church
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
Rev. Henry Huberts
Sunday May 20
11:15 am service
Sunday School 8 Nursery Provided,
Everyone Welcome
News
Kinderoo w
help
tots get ready f
school
Aaron Jacklin Seaforth and Wingham areas.
"Kinderoo has never been offered in
Seaforth. School's Cool was offered about four
or five years ago," Beuermann said, referring
to another school preparation course her
organization used to offer.
Parents felt School's Cool was too long for
their kids because it was a full day. Kinderoo,
now in its third year, is a more condensed ver-
sion of that program.
Three days a week for six weeks through
the summer, parents and their kids (ages
three to five) get used to the routine of going
to school.
"The parents drop them off in the morning,"
Beuermann said, "so both children and par-
ents get ready for the routine of going to
school. Getting ready in the morning, getting
breakfast, getting them off to school. Working
out transportation issues, if there are any."
Once they're there, kids also get accustomed
to the routine of having to do things at cer-
tain times.
The program also introduces literacy and
numeracy to the kids. Good nutrition is also
stressed.
"Every week, the parents get a newsletter
and an update on the progress of their chil-
dren," said Beuermann.
This summer local children and their par-
ents will get a chance to get used to school life
before starting kindergarten in the fall.
Rural Response for Healthy Children is
offering their Kinderoo program for the first
time in Seaforth. )
"We determined the demand was in
Seaforth, so we decided we were going to put
it in Seaforth rather than Clinton this year,"
said program services manager Dorothy
Beuermann.
She said there were also other factors that
led to the decision, including renovations in
some Clinton schools that meant they
couldn't get a kindergarten classroom. That's
important because the program tries to ease
the transition from home to school.
"The demand is still in the central part of
the county," she said, "so it made sense to
take it to Seaforth. We can still serve the
Clinton, Exeter, Winthrop, Walton area
because they can come into Seaforth."
Rural Response is also offering the program
in Goderich and Wingham.
"It's never been offered in Wingham before,"
she said, noting that they had seen a lot of
demand for this type of program in both the
Four face charges after break-in
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marihuana) and one count of
careless use of firearm.
weapon and lin]I]]Unition.
Rounds was released on
:1;5,000 bail with certain con-
ditions. His mother agreed to
act as his surety.
Greydanus was also
released on $5,000 bail with
conditions and her parents
agreed to act as surety.
Among the conditions for
both parties are:
• they must have no contact
with each other or Armstrong
or Murray
• they cannot enter the
Municipality of Huron East.
unless on Highway 4 or 8
• they must abstain from the
purchase, possession or con-
sumption of alcohol -and can-
not attend any establishment
with the primary purpose of
selling alcohol
• they cannot be in posses-
sion of any controlled sub-
stance or drug without a pre-
scription
• they must reside with their
parents/surety and abide by
the rules of the household
• they must obey a curfew
between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.
• they must not be in posses-
sion of any weapon
• they must report to the
OPP in person once a week
until the charges are resolved
The two are scheduled to
appear in court again on June
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