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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-26, Page 28Forthcoming Marriage Regis - Speziale Colleen and Harry Speziale of Ottawa and Ruth and Tom Richardson of Kippen are very pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Vicki Stacy Speziale to Kevin Joseph Regis son of Al and Peggy Regis of Terrace Bay. The wedding will take place at Historic Strathmere House, N. Gower, Ontario on Friday, August 16, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. Forthcoming marriage - Mike and Gloria Barclay, Jim and Jackie Rowe, Peter and Lorrie Hrudka are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their children, Heath- er Elaine and Jeremy Josef, on June 29, 1996. The cere- mony will take place at McNaughton Park, Exeter. Open reception to follow at South Huron Rec Centre - 9 p. m. Times -Advocate, June 26,1996 Page 25 Committee sets meeting dates Committee trying to accomodate both vacationers and rural residents By Heather Mir T -A Reporter GRAND BEND - July 11 and 12 have been set as dates for the fust of several public meetings re- garding proposed amalgamation in- volving Exeter, Stephen, Usborne, Grand Bend and Bosanquet. The initial meetings, to be held in two locations, will give members of the public as well as special inter- est groups an opportunity to par- ticipate in the process and provide Well it's over! Done with, kaput, finito! The school year has come to a close and now it is time to kick back and be free. No more pro- jects, tests or exams, that is at least until September. New leaders are coming as the older ones must depart. It is time for the graduating class to leave. We have been shown the door but remember this door is not simply one to go out of, but one of which to enter through, into a new world of experience and growth. It has been a fun task trying to keep the community informed of what has been happening in the school. Hopefully one of the communications people from the new student's council will continue to let you know what's happening at SHDHS next school year. This year has been full of excitement, hard work, happiness, and sometimes even disappointments and sadness but we all have shared many experiences. Don't forget everything this year has taught you. For the many of you coming back, remember SHDHS is your school. Enjoy it while you are there. Well I guess this is goodbye, both to writing this article and for me it is also goodbye to high school. I leave with both excitement for what lies ahead but a bit of sadness for what is over. I hope all of your have enjoyed sharing South Huron with all of us. Goodbye. Important things to remember: Graduation will be held on September 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the large gym at the school. Graduating students should be at the school by 7 p.m. to get set up. Report cards can be picked up on Friday June 28 between 9 and 10 a.m. in home room. Remember if you are getting someone to pick your report remember to sign a note giving them permission to do so. If you are unable to pick up your report Friday, you can drop a self ad- dressed stamped envelope off at the school or pick it up in the office until July 12. ** Graduating students will NOT receive their reports until the $15 has been paid for their cap and gown!!** There will be someone in the office until July 12 and they will be back on August 20. OSAP forms are still available in the office. You can still order a yearbook in the office from Jean. Don't miss out. If • you don't buy one you will regret it later. School begins again on Sep- tember 3, 1996. Have a great summer! Be safe and have fun! Previous 7 tush School 19115 .1996' Precious Blood School in Exeter held its graduation classes recently. Shown, top to bottom, left to right: Robert Acton, Mark Bilinsky, Natalie Broom, Tim Ditner, John Gregus, Maria Har- rigan, Ben Hoogenboom, Caroline Koricina, Cecile Maes, Alison McLachlan, Rebecca Melding- er, Giulea Mellace, Craig Overholt, David Overholt, Ann -Marie Parsons, Melany Regier and Ja- son Revington. International orimriatItork the BIuewater Tug -of War teani, above, held a pulling demonstration during a Combine Clink .at Becker Farm Equipment In Exeter on Wednesday. The Bluewater team pulled a tractor and a combine 50 feet In one m1rldte and 40 Seconds to h6As pt'Omote their pulling event during Hay 0e In Zurich on June 29 when they compete against teams from Swltrerland and the United States, • information about how re- representatives will begin to meet structuring can bestmeet their with municipal administrators and needs. • staff to gather data. The. July 12 meeting will be held Public Utility Commissions at the Grand Bend Consultants will also Legion beginning brief local Public Utility at 7 p.m. The July Conunission on the goals 11 meeting place and scope of the study. has yet to be an -According to Ministry of nounced but will Municipal Affairs Fa - be held at the same cilitator Liz McGrath, un - time. der Bill 26 regulations The number of there may only be one meetings will de- municipal PUC in an pend on the degree amalgamated com- of interest and the munity. She added the committee is trying hydro component must to accommodate both vacationers and rural residents. "I am hopeful that we are going to end up with some meaningful input," said Grand Bend Mayor Cam Ivey. A second set of dates are planned for early September or late August after KPMG consultants have pre- sented their final amalgamation study draft. This week the KPMG "I am hopeful that we are going to end up with some meaningful input." • continue with the PUC but other portions including water may be taken back as a function of coun- cil. "Whether it makes sense to com- bine the two local bodies depends on the analysis," said Exeter Ad- ministrator Rick Hundey. Facilitator In other business, Committee Fa- cilitator Keith Glaze's contract will be extended with the same condi- tions until the final draft of the amalgamation study is completed or as required. The facilitator costs the committee S300 per meet- ing. �,1) e�Titi.�+4�r Here's -tie yard GA pieta inn mutinq-Rr Factor -1A 4u+icto'kj. on- cL•l y 13+ are READYS OSHEA9S LLARJJJJ f�z t�2i rig 4- jLis ado o •i fEt: Vic tiQ " 1 ciao, of st u1toMEz. x„„,,, O I "Home of the Irish Pickle" HOURS: MON-FRI 8AM-8PM SAT & SUN 8AM-5PM MICHAEL & DIANE O'SHEA • 34089 STONEHOUSE LINE, 1f 11 01011.6.4100,., ON Local Churches Church Displays -__ Quilt Display June 28 Zurich Community Centre 7-10 pm Youth Dance Ages 11-15 June 29 Zurich Community Centre 7-10 am TEL:1519) 225-2600 • FAX: (5192 225-2488 �P!1'9 Afffinh 150 Years - Homecoming Weekend Events FRIDAY JUNE 28" to MONDAY JUIV t DATE June 28 -July 1 WHERE/WHEN Zurich Community Centre EVENT Registration & Displays June 29 & 30 Local Churches Church Displays June 29 & 30 Hay Township Hall Quilt Display June 28 Zurich Community Centre 7-10 pm Youth Dance Ages 11-15 June 29 Zurich Community Centre 7-10 am Area Firemen's Breakfast June 29 Zurich 10:30 am Homecoming Parade - 236-4130 June 29 Zurich Community Centre History Book Auction - Following parade June 29 Zurich Community Centre 1-5 pm Children's Activities June 29 Zurich Community Centre Grounds International Tug of War June 29 Hay Township Shuttle Bus Service Sat. 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