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Dear Sir/Madam: of boys/girls t-ball,.girls residents have always par- at taueen's Park to pass a would mean that all of their
The Lake Huron Zone . squirt and peewee ball, mens ticipated at Sportsfest and we resolution making Ontario a by-laws and correspondence
Reereatlonists Association is ball hockey, boys' soccer, are counting on you to come completely
mbilingual would hhave to be to two
hosting its 8th annual Sport- senior citizen euchre and to Sportsfest 8 . In Kincarprovince, languages, and that would.
sfest this sumer on 'the shuffleboard, lawn bowling, dine, "You are a sstranger on- The Walkerton Herald ne
cost an awful lot of ma
weekend of August 17, 18, and ladies slo-pitch ball, ladies ly once" and if you come Times did not tell us bow their And Palmerston, accorney.
19 in Kincardine. We are ex- softball, mens slo pitch, bad- August 17, 18 and 19 you are council handled this, but men- he Observer, Town Cotut
tending an invitation to the minton, youth swim meet, "taut bound to have a lot of fun!' tion that there was not a "Dui" to th Riche d Ferguson sue
councillors residents of Exeter, young run, tennis, darts, horseshoes, You can pickup full informa- to be heard at Durham, in gested tl ) his fellow town
and old alike, to participate. mens basketball, beach tion and registration bra favour of the resolution, andcil�� "Just remember
Sportsfest is sports volleyball. _ I , chures about all events from Councillor Kelly Koehler who won the wona."
festival weekendigned for All participants receive Recreation Director Lynne observed: "Quebec won't
fun, fellowship,And I personally wonder
participation, Sportsfest ltuttons/crests. Farquhar at your recreation give us bilingualism." The
and friendlycompetition in . Plaques will be awarded this office. Entry deadline is July story closes with the com= just what breed of French
we are to adopt.
recreation sports. Enjoying, year to the communities large 20, 1984. Entries are taken on menta "Mount Forest council Would it be Montreal, North
yourself and "playing the and small with the most par -a `fir�t.come, first served' gave the motion a similar
game for thesake of playing" ticipation. The Lieutenant basis. reception." Shore, Gaspesian or Aca-
are the main objectives. Governor of Ontario, John B. Thank you Mr./Mrs. Editor Closer to Ottawa the
dian? For they are all
different!
Sportsfest is for recreation Aird will open Sportsfest, for helping the L.H.Z.R.A. in- Minden Times tells how their
and house leagueformyour Exeter subscribers councillors the idea. It is planned to use this col-
. par -August 18 followed by an open rejectedlection of commentary oilticipants/players, not for All civic sportsfest luncheon held about Sportsfest '84. Reeve Lyle McKnight obsery "Report from the Count(
Star teams. in his honour. Celebrity and Yours very truly, ed that: "Bilingualism has scheduled for presentation
This year we are introduc-fun competition events open R. Keith Davidson, Host cost the country millions of with the late Saturday night
ing several new events; girls to all at the beach "Sportnic" dollars. It is the same with
Directorcannews on June 30.
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gymnastics,
Sg rise soccer, Three dances p.m., held at 1:30 August
even-, will
be hs note:dSExeter. '85 thetbenefiric. I itts of either." Tht en
Y judo,Saturday will be hosted by Exeter.
ladies soccer, outdoor bad- ing for teens, adults, and Councillor Gary Kertp�y said:
minion, metas over 30's sac older adults. Refreshment "Francophones ski' Ontario
•cer, sailing races, co-ed two gardens operating with live 4 4 now have mores ghts than
pitch ball, archery, long entertainment. Babysitting Anglophones it Quebec." And
distance swim, lawn darts, service for visitors: Lots of To the Editor: w the Harriston Review
canoe races, board sailing, ovenright accommodations The city counciti at Ottawa reported that their town coup -
rugger, mens flag football, and camping. Participate in -created quite a.ripple across cil had filed the resolution
cycling races, developmental- Kincardines' famous Satur- Ontario, and this ripple was without comment.
ly handicapped events, day night parade down Main reflected in many small town Then, Bill, I noticed that
. karate. Street with the Kincardine newspapers: The aldermen at your Times -Advocate
Of course, we will be Scottish Pipe Band. Ottawa passed a resolution reported that your cautious
hosting the traditional events Exeter and district urging Bill Davis and his boys councillors feared that it
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pilation of grass-roots stories
and information. Thanks, too,
for keeping your interesting
product in my mail box each
week. It is appreciated.
Sincerely yours
Arthur Carr, CKCO-TV's
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P.S.---Bill, Freda and I
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Dear Sir:
• May I use your paper to ex-
press some thanks and also to
correct some impressions
which may have been given
by your recent article regar-
ding the move of the senior
class of Huron Hope School to
South Huron District High
School in Exeter.
It has been gratifying to
have many members of the
staff of SHDHS drop in to
welcome the students and
staff and offer assistance in
various ways, both now and in
the future. Many students
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have dropped in, also, and it I wish them, as well as the'
was interesting to note that new staff, every success.
many of these young people Sincerely
were former students of • Mildred MacGregor
J.A.D. McCurdy, who were ' Retiring teacher,
happy to greet their friends of
Huron Hope. Huron Hope School
At this time, I would like to •
express publicly my thanks to MC i I I I�/ray
the community of Huron Park
and especially to the young
people of that community for
the friendliness and concern
that they have shown toward
the students and staff of
Huron Hope School, the
Developmental Centre and
the Huron Hope Nursery.
In the fifteen years that the
school has been in Huron
Park, the people of Huron
Park have shown us courtesy,
consideration and
friendliness. It 'would be im-
possible to list the many,
many kind deeds done for us.
The recent article seemed
to give the impression,
perhaps not intentionally, that
the students moving to
SHDHS were leaving a
segregated setting and mov-
ing into an integrated one.
Much successful integra-
tion between students took
place at J.A.D. McCurdy,
both in the classrooms and
the playground. They have
participated in field days,
play days, assemblies, P.E.
programmes, music, reading,
recesses, etc., et.
They have taken field trips
and travelled on the busses
with other students many
times. Also, the article sug-
gested that the students "will
not take academic subjects".
These students have worked
and I trust will continue to
work in academic program-
mes in reading, language,
writing and mathematics,
each at his or her own level.
They are a thoughtful, con-
siderate group whom I am
sure will conduct themselves
with politeness and good cond, booklet on "Pioneers of
manners. Middlesex County"; Tanya
I am sure your readers will Neil, third, essay on "Donnel-
be interested to know that the ly's of Biddulph" ; Peter
eight students have adjusted Pera, fourth, poem on "The
very rapidly to the new situa- Donnelly"; Piet Blaauboer II,
tion and are happy in their fifth with a model of a "Log
new setting. I feel confident House"; Heather Thompson
that this further step in the and Jodi Woodburn, sixth
lives of these students Will "quilting".
prove to be a successful By: llenms Craven
venture. Travis Robinson
On Friday,June 15, on the
front lawn of the school a
Royal Maple was planted to
kick=off the opening of the
Twenty-fifth Anniversary
Reunion to celebrate
McGillivray's Twenty-fifth
birthday.
On Friday night a'variety
show was held. The very suc-
cessful program featured ar-
tists such as Mies. Barbara
Hodgins, the Lynn sisters,
George Lee, Judy Ross, the
McLinchey sisters, Peter
Snell, and the school's own
junior choir and sfnall
ensemble.
During the show there were
introductions of principals
and teachers that taught over
the twenty-five years,
trustees, 'bus drivers,
secretaries and custodians
were also introduced: The
township's reeve, Jack Dor-
man made the closing
remarks to finish the show.
Bill McHugh was the Master
of Ceremonies.
Celebrations on Saturday
started at 11:00 a.m. when a
brunch was served by the
teachers. Throughout the day
there were different activities
like movies, puppet shows,
pony rides, a judo demonstra-
tion, and a baseball game bet-
ween the McGillivray Council
and the Men's Slow Pitch
Team.
McGillivray's grades seven
and eight students did well at
the London and Middlesex
History Fair. Winners were:
Michael Whiting, first, audio
visual of "Buildings of
Parkhill"; Steve Rowe, se -
HURON HOPE HONOURS TEACHERS — Students of Huron Hope School enjoyed
a picnic Monday to honour principal Eleanor Scott who is being transferred to
Goderich and Mildred MacGregor who is retiring. Shown above with Rainbow the
clown, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. MacGregor are students Darryl McElrea, Danny Van
Roestel, Chris Peckham, Karl Verbeek and Eloise Klungel.
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