HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-11, Page 25Want them to look same as other kids on buses
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No dross cods for new t•rst•p
There will be "no dress code" for
the Catholic students who have
chosen to start high school in
September in the first Catholic secon-
day school in Stratford, the only one
in the Huron -Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School system, ac-
cording to its first principal, Dan
Bishop.
Bishop, addressing the board
meeting in Dublin Monday night, said
he thought it better for the dress to be
"neat and appropriate" for the ex-
pected 65 students entering the grade
nine classes.
Because the students will be shar-
ing buses with students of other
schools, Bishop said he "did not want
the student's dress to be a point of
derision or others mocking them".
He said he was satisfied with the
number of students attending the new
classes -- 45 to 46 percent of the eligi-
ble students who will be graduating
POR SALE
Baldwin Organ
Good Condition
For details phone
237-3212
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FOR SALE BY TENDER
Approx. 20 Acres
Mixed Hay
Ontario Development Corpora-
tion, Huron Pork, Ontario, will
accept written tenders until
12:00 noon local time, Thursday,
June 19, 1986, for approximate-
ly 20 acres mixed hay. ,
For further information contact
Supervisor Operations, On-
tario Development Corpora
Hon, Huron Park, Ontario or
t I hone 519-228-6657
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from the various demean, schools
in the system in Perth County and
neighbouring Huron County schools.
Bishop, with 18 years 01 teaching
behind hime, started with the Huron -
Perth Board the first of January. He
said he believes the program is well
in place for September with the bus
routes laid out. Some of the students
will travel a total of fifty miles to and
from the school each day.
In other business the board hired:
Mary Ann Whittal as teacher for
Family Studies at St. Michael Secon-
dary School, Stratford (.25); Karen
Wade as Special Education Teacher
(40 percent) at St. Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge; and Andree Langlois, as
French Immersion teacher (1.0) for
St. Aloysius School, Stratford. All hir-
ings effective September 1, 1986. •
Two teachers will be transferred,
effective September 1, 1986: Mary
Jane Osborne from St. Patrick's
School, Dublin, (.5) to St. Michael and
Immaculate Conception Schools,
Stratford (.5); and Patricia Wilby, St.
Aloysius School, Stratford (30 per-
cent) to St. Aloysius, St. Joseph's and
• Immaculate Conception Schools,
Stratford, (90 percent) .
Two resignations were accepted, ef-
fective August 31, 1986: Marcelle
Boulanger, French Immersion
teacher at St. Michael's School, Strat-
ford; and John Milligan, Itinerant
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No picking in pots and pans
HOURS: 8 a.m• - 8 p.m.
Supply & weather permitting
For information
CaII Leonard Lovell 282-8418
Care French Teacher at Immaculate
Conception St. Michael's and St.
Joseph's Schools. '
Ramseyer Construction of Strat-
ford was awarded the contract for the
construction of a permanent corridor
at St. Aloysius School, Stratford, to
connect up to five portable
classrooms to the main school for the
sum of $122,370.
Smith peat Roofing of Exeter was
awarded the contract for re -roofing
the original roof at Precious Blood
School at Exeter for the sum of $18,384
plus contingency fund.
Following his one-year term ap-
pointment, George VanSlyck is to
continue as principal at St. Colum ban
School effective September 1, 1986.
The Huron -Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School Board will
offer Religious Education classes
again for a second year at the grades
9 and 10 level, tentatively in three cen-
tres, Seaforth, Zurich and Goderich
for the 1986-87 school year. These
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ficient student enrolment and the ac-
quisition of qualified teaching staML
A student who completes theft
class* satisfactorily, ears► a secon-
dary school credit. The religious
classes are held once a week after the
regular school day is completed in
public secondary schools in the areas
where there is no Catholic seconday
school.
The board will ask as represen-
tative of the Royal Canadian Legion
to come to a board meeting to explain
the Child Video Identification Pro-
gram being offered by District C of
the Legion. The Legion is willing to
carry out the identification program
with the estimated 90,000 elementary
students in this district.
A letter from the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority express ap-
preciation for the assistance of two
teachers from the Huron -Perth
system who have contributed as
members of the curriculum commit -
STEPHEN TOWNSHP
NOTICE
RATEPAYERS OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
The second instalment of 1986 taxes for the Township
of Stephen is due on or before June 16th, 1986.
After June 16th interest will be charged on outstan-
ding taxes on the first day of default and on the first
day of each calendar month at the rate of 11/4 % per
month.
Willmar D. Wein
Tax Collector
Township of Stephen
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YARD SALE
Sponsored by Business Association
Sat., June 14th
Rain pate: June 21st
Wanted - donations for Firemen's yard sale - call Jim
Hoffman (237-3763) or any 1:Tashwood fireman for
pickup.
tee of the Wawanosh Valley Conser-
vation Education Centre by helping
staff review/ and plan programs. The
teachers are Kathryn)fiegier and Ed
Cappelli of St. Joseph's, Separate
School at Kingsbridge.
Auctions
by Coulter
Sat., Juno 28
Tractor, implements, fur-
niture and miscellaneous for
Ed Dowdall, 3 mile north of
Lucan on Ath line.
Brute Coulter
294-6305 or
238-8000
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER
INVITING PROPOSALS FOR
Authorized Issuer - Vehicle Permits and Driver's Licences
Location - Grand Bend, Ontario
Purpose
Successful applicant to provide full service on behalf of the
Ministry including office accommodations and staff to perform
all transactions related to the issuing of Driver and Vehicle
licences.
Agent's income earned through commissions. Details provid-
ed in the information packages.
Selection
Applicants and their proposals will be assessed on the basis
of the following criteria:
(1) Education
(2)- Work Experience
(3) Technical Skills
(4) Communication & Interpersonal Skills
(5) Proposed locution and Premises
Information packages on which to base proposals, on are
available from•Ministry office at:
Ministry of Transportation and Communications,
2090 Wyandotte St. E., .
Windsor, Ontario
NOY 1E6
or contact R.S. Hay at 1-800-265-1341
Completed proposals must be received by the Ministry no
later than: July 2. 1986.
Ministry of
Transportation and
Communications
IA. Public Works Travaux publics
Canada Canada
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INVITATION OF
PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALS (principals only) for the leasing of the pro-
perty listed below, addressed to Chief, Contract Administra-
tion, Public Works Canada, 4900 Yonge Street, (10th floor),
Willowdale, Ontario. M2N 6A6, will be received until 1500 hours
on the specified closing date. Proposal Documents can be seen,
or obtained through the office of the Director General, Public
Works Canada, Ontario Region, Tendering Office, 10th Floor,
4900 Yonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario, and Public Works
Canada, Tendering Office, 451 Talbot Street, London, Ontario.
LEPROJECT
PROJECT NO. 603451 -Exeter, Ontario
Leasing of Office Accommodation
Office accommodation comprising approximately 69.3 square
metres of usable area, as defined in the Lease Proposal
Documents, is required for occupancy by Employment and Im-
migration Canada.
To be eligible for consideration, accommodation offered must
be in the area bounded by the municipal boundaries of the Town
of Exeter.
The accommodation will be required for occupancy by approx-
imately September 1, 1986 for a term of five (5) years.
CLOSING DATE: THURSDAY. JUNE 26, 1986
Proposals must be submitted on the forms supplied by the
Department and completed in accordance with the conditions
set forth in the Lease Proposal Documents.
Enquires: (416) 224-4240
The lowest or any proposal not necessarily accepted.
June 11, 1986
Page 13A
Legal Notice
Due to the recent enact-
ment in Ontario of the
FAMILY LAW ACT, 1986,
it is possible that your
Last Will and Testament
may require revision to
continue to have the ef-
fect that you originally in-
tended. We recommend
to you that you give this
matter your immediate
attention, and your in-
quiries con be made to
your personal lawyer or
law firm.
Members of County of
Huron Law Association
c/o Court Housd,
Court House Square
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 1M2
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Consignment Auction Sale
* To be held at Ilderton Fair grounds, Friday June 20.
Anyone wishing to consign machinery, etc., please con-
tact auctioneers immediately for next week's ad.
* Auctioneers *
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson*
* 666-0833 666-1967 *
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Auction Sale
Appliances, furniture, scaffolding, tools, household effects at
Richard Lobb's Auction Clinton Ontario for Bill Harris, Charlotte
Bell of Blyth, Bertha McGregor of Hensall.
Thursday. June 19 at 6 a.m.
Almondcolour fridge, 2 yrs old, GewAir counter top stove,
humidifier (new), electric clothes dryer, air conditioner, 2 yrs.
old, floor model hi fi, Hoover vacuum cleaner, chesterfield and
chair, 4 antique dressers, cedar blanket box, china cabinet,
small chest of drawers, 3/4 Continental bed (new) chesterfield
w/pull out bed, davenport, modern round chrome table and 4
chairs, 5 ft. bar, 3 bar stools, chrome table w/leaves and 6
chairs, 2 wooden rockers, wash basin and pitcher, bookcase,
double continental bed, dresser w/mirror, 4 matching dining
chairs, B & W floor model TV, trupk, wooden blanket box,
several small tables, washstand, platform rocker, lawn chairs,
tools, bedding, lamps, dishes and glassware, hooked mot, ping
pong table, 2 crocks, odd chairs, wheel barrow, bar, 3 sets of
scaffolding, 3 steel planks, patio umbrella, electric hedge trim-
mer, jig saw, 3/8 electric drill, a few brick laying tools, more
furniture plus our usual large offering of mise. items.
TERMS CASH.
Richard Lobb Auctioneer 482-7898
Additions to JITne 12' barn sale: Harvest gold automatic
washer and dryer.
,;TW!MGHT AUCTION SALE
Of household furnishings; riding lawn mower, antiques and
mist. items. 6:30 p.m. Thurs., June 19/86. To be held of 63 Main
St. Exeter, parking lot behind Marten's Furniture store, for Mr.
and Mrs. Eldrid (Si) Simmons, Exeter Ontario.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Chesterfield and chair, love seat
with fold down arms, 2 swivel drafting stools, floor and table
lamps, book and wall shelf, cedar chest, dresser with wing mir-
ror, 48" bed comp., 3 pc. bedroom suite, childs folding chairs,
fireplace screen and grate. Westinghouse frost free frig,
Westinghouse 30" self clean range, G.E. portable dishwasher,
G.E. aut. washer and dryer, humidifier, 4 drawer filing cabinet,
several dishes, pots and pans, linens, blankets, quilts, com-
forter, 3 sets of cross country skis, poles and boots, set of mens
size 9 roller skates, set of encyclopedias, Garden Master lawn
mower, Roper 8 hp lawn tractof; elec. start, 36" cut, 4 propane
camp stoves, 16' alum. extension ladder, 8' alum. step ladder,
6' wooden step ladder, step stool, snow scoop, elec. hedge trim-
mer, steel wheel barrow, hand and garden tools, steel adj post
and much more.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES Tiffany lamp fixture, oak wall
telephone, (excellent condition) round pedestal table with 3
leaves, cut down to coffee table, dining room table with 4
leaves, bottom of flat to wall, secretory desk, wash stand, buf-
fet, oak 4 drawer filing cabinet parlor table, rocking chair, 2
matching side chairs, settee, spindle rocking chair, arm chair,
wicker chair, wicker fern stand, plant stand, mag. rock, wood
box, trunk, book shelf, wicker stool, wall coat rack, with mir-
ror, floor lamp, pictures and frames, small iron kettle, treadle
sewing machine, stand, baking board, crocks, oil lamps, 2
shades for hanging lamps, depression glass; some dishes,
cylinder records, old books and records, knick knacks, in-
sulators, several other items. Terms cash.
Auctioneer Norm Whiting. For further information call
235-1931 or 235-0680
* OWNER RETIRING — MOVING.
*AUCTION SALE
*
Furniture, Antiques & Some Implements
* For Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley, Lot 18, Con. 13 McGillivray *
* Twp., on,County Rd. 21, 5 miles north of Ailsa Craig on *
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th, 1986, 10.30 a.m.
* For information, phone 234-6441 or 293-3077 *
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* IMPL MENT , etc; Farmall C tractor; Int. W4, not running; *
* Int. steel cultivator; harrows; fuzz saw; 75' endless *
drive belt; steel litter carrier pole; Pioneer chain saw; Home- *
*lite chain saw like new• hand tools; rotary mower; 2 wheeled *
* trailer; 36' extension aluminum ladder; Surge milker pump and *
* piping' walking plow; milk cans; grinder and motor; skill saw; *
* pile of wood, *
* FURNITURE: Hotpoint gold refrigerator; square cherry ex- *
* tension table over 100 yrs. plus 4 chairs; cherry cupboard; Woods
* 21 cu. ft. deep freeze; Westinghouse 4 burner (gold) electric
* stove; GSW wringer washer; Hotpoint electric dryer; 6 chrome
*, chairs; lazy boy chair; china cabinet; studio couch; chesterfield *
* and 2 chairs; coffee table; end tables; nursing rocker; maga- *
zine rack; old glass antique; coal oil lamps; base of Gone With *
* The Wind lamp; basin and pitcher; antique 3 -pc. bedroom suite; *
* old wardrobe; 9'x12' rug; small mats; pictures and frames; *
* antique gas lamp ()C lantern; antique wash stands; old lantern; *
* 12 piece place setting Johnson Bros. dishes; linen; some bedding; *
* 24 piece silver set; old chest; antique trunk with drawer in the
* bottom; . 4 pressed back chairs; 3 antique bedroom suites; two *
* blanket boxes; electric heaters; antique easel; old love seat;
* antique chair; 2 hump -back trunks; crocks; antique high chair *
* and crib; antique dishes; TV tower.
* This is an old family home and many lovely pieces. *
* Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for accidents sale day. *
* TERMS -- CASH.
* Plan to attend. — Last ad. *
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* Auctioneers: Tom Robson, Hugh Filson
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666•0633. 46.0833.
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