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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-05-28, Page 9District News New Brunswick p Julie MacDonald of Fredricton, New Brunswick came to visit her Dad Jim Mac- Donald. She stayed for a week with the Dalton and Macponald families. Julie and Jim then returned by car back home to New Brunswick. Seventy-six Grade 7 and 8 students were confirmed on May 7th in St. Peter's church ill Goderich. They came from the parishes of St. Joseph's church of Kingsbridge; St. Augustine's parish; St. Mary's of Lucknow 'and St. Peter's of Goderich. A community shower was held for Donna Drennan in Kingsbridge. A large crowd attended. Sister Maureen Dalton from the Mother House in London visited with Cletus Dalton and family for a couple of days. First Communion was held at St. Joseph's Church in Kingsbridge on May 18. Ten children of the parish received their first communion. Everyone enjoyed„, the get- together after church in the basement. Cathy Cook of Kintail held a Tupperware Party at her home on Thursday night. Tommy and Dennis Hogan spent Saturday night with Ray and John S. Dalton. Jennifer and Cathy Dalton spent Saturday night at Rhonda and Tammy Hogan's. On Sunday May 25, several teamsters from Huron and Bruce County's as well as horses under saddle gathered at Gibson ople visit LDDHALSI NEWS Kan Webssiger s 31351-158157 Park, Amberley. Over 90 people enjoyed a 2% hour trail tour which included a beach drive and a driver's competition in which men and women participated. A picnic lunch was en- joyed after the days riding. Some of the teamsters and riders were: Clete Dalton, Marvin Scott, Leonard Kerr, Donnie Rae Scott, Leo Murray, Doug Scott, Eric Drennan, Jack MacKenzie, Angus (Newf) ” MacDougall, Brian Black, Frank Murray, Russ Mackie, John S. Dalton, Bob Wright, Bradley Black, Joel Wright, Don Sovrerby, Arnold Young, Sally Wright, Harold Smith, Alex Simpson, Donald Alton, Niel MacKenzie, Duncan Thorburn, Ralph Lilmore, Bayne MacLennan, Lorne Mac- Donald, Jim Scott, Rick MacQuillan, George Gibson, Karla Hogan, Maria Milten- burg and their families enjoyed the days activities. GODERICH gIGNAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1986—PAGE 9 PRICE 1 i . STERE PRICES IN EFFECT TILL SATURDAY, MAY 31 58.7171-4 61.0063.4 SOLID BRASS MAIL BOX Reg. $57.99 William VanNinhuys William A. VanNinhuys, of RR2 Bayfield, graduated on May 16 from Ridgetown Col- lege of Agricultural Technology with a diploma in Agriculture. Production and Management. Bill is the son of Martin and Beverley VanNinhuys of RR2 Bayfield. Junior Kindergarten accepted only if ministry supplies funding The Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board voted to accept its ad hoc committee's report and responses to the Early Primary Education project, sent out from the Ministry of Education earlier this spring, at a meeting of the board in Dublin Monday night. The board appointed the ad hoc commit- tee to study and respond to the project and reported back to the board at a meeting two weeks ago. It was decided not to vote on it then but left to this meeting when it was ap- proved in a vote of eight to three. The next step is to send the committee's responses to the Ministry of Education. The committee members who attended the board meeting were Connie Birm- ingham, Exeter, coordinator of special education; Edith McCarroll, Stratford, librarian; Margaret Medve, Exeter, prin- cipal; Margaret Rowland, Dublin, teacher; Arthur Haid, trustee; and John McCauley, Superintendent of Education. Also attending Meet your changing financial obli- gations with a Financial Security -Pla. ling Program from The Co-op.-ators. Call today for complete information. Jim Bell C0 the t� co-opetatols GODERICH: 31 West Street, 5242138 LIFE. HOME. AUTO COM MERE IAil FARM TRAVEL was Marion Hockton, and exchange teacher from England, now principal at St. Mary's School in Goderich until the end of June. Mrs. Hockton addressed the board, speak- ing of her experience in England as an early primary teacher. She spoke of the many ad- vantages of a nursery school. She said the English school system is bas- ed on teaching the three R's and explained how children learn throughtheir construc- tive play and even music in these early classes. She said three half days a week are ideal for the four year old child. She stressed the need for children to mix with their peers as they develop. Ms. Medve said it was important that parents have a choice should they decide on early education and said "our concern should be the needs of all the children in the province". She spoke about the changing needs of the community and the importance of home, school and church working co-operatively. BEA THINNER WINNER! SHAPE UP FOR SUMMER. COUNTDOWN WEIGHT LOSS ANNOUNCES THEIR 2 b.1 SPECIAL Bring a friend and join for` only '2.00 and 34.00 weekly fee or come alone and just pay HALF NO PENALTIES FOR WEEKS MISSED FREE REGISTRATION FOR ANYONE PRESENTLY REGISTERED WITH ANOTHER WEIGHT CONTROL GROUP Wednesdays St. Georges Anglican Church Nelson St. 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. This offer valid from May 29 until June 26 "Only For further information call Kincardine Office 396.7OO5 WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? 20 FOOT EXTENSION LADDER Reg. $74,99 �,/,• s MAKITA CORDLESS DRILL Reg. $59.99 54-2868 61.1079.2 Trustee Ronald Murray of Dublin ex- pressed his concern that if a junior kindergarten was to be implemented and the funding for it not forthcoming from the Ministry of Education and the money was not there – then that is the problem. Board chairman Ronald Marcy said the ad hoc committee only supported the junior kindergarten on the basis that there would be funding to cover the expenditure of star- ting up the program and of carrying it on. In other business the board accepted the tender of Exeter Roofing and Sheet Metal Company Ltd. for putting a new roof on St. Patrick's School in Dublin for $69,800, the lowest of four tenders. To cover the costs of the Supreme Court of Canada Constitutional Challenge over the funding of Catholic High School a special levy was set by the Ontario Separate School Trustees' Association at 500 per student. The board will pay $1,259.25 for 2,518.5 students. 71/4!' 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