The Huron Expositor, 1986-06-11, Page 6Ail -7,. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 11, 1906
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GRADUATES
ANNOUNCEMENT
DR® BRIAN NUHN
Seaforth Veterinary Clinic and
DRS. PETER and ROBIN WILEY
formerly Huron Veterinary Services, Blyth
are pleased to announce the opening of
CLINTON-SEAFORTH
VETERINARY SERVICE
Located on Hwy. 4 South, Clinton beside Haugh Tire
formerly McKenzie Upholstery
• LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL SERVICES
including small animal surgery, boarding and grooming facilities
• SMALL ANIMAL CONSULTATIONS — BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
ROBERT WILLIAM THOMPSON graduated
from the University of Western Ontario with
the degree of Bachelor of Engineering
Science, Mechanical Option, being named to
the Deans Honour list, Rob is the son of
William and Helen Thompson of RR 2,
Seaforth. He is now employed by W irco
Products Ltd., London, Ontario.
DENISE DUPUIS, daughter of Rene and
Nicole Dupuis, Seaforth graduated from Sir
Sanford Fleming College, Peterborough on
June 14, 1986 with a diploma in Fashion
Merchandising. She is currently employed by
Gordon'.s Clothing Store in Stratford. in
September Denise will be going to England
on an exchange trip to further enhance her
career.
RICHARD HOWARD JOHNS, Richard
Johns of RR4, Seaforth, graduated on June 9,
1989 from the University of Western Ontario
with an Honors Degree in Geography. He is
the son of Stan and June Johns and is running
his own business in Hanilton.
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SUSAN BENE PULLMAN, daughter of
Marian and Gordon Pullman, Seaforth
graduated on May 25, 1980 from Wilfred
Laurier University with a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Honors Computing and Computer
Electronics. She is presently employed at
Canada Centre for Remote Sensing In
Ottawa. She has been accepted to study for
her Master's degree at the University of
British Columbia.
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said the county may have waited too long
before giving the March budget full approval.
This, she said, may have given the county a
better chance at being first in line for grant
attraction. However, she said the govern-
ment may still give the project some
consideration in 1907.
"DISAPPOINTMENT"
"It's a great disappointment to me. It was
one of the ppzojects f was hoping to: get
underwayth14 Ci she said.
"If wehadg enthaturenCountybudget
full approval attire first of Mardi rather than
at the ender Mardi. I believe this was a sad
s.
Hayfiefor ld, Reeve David Johnston said the
blame belongs with the proving as county
council had met all the deadlines associated
with the grant prescribed by the province.
"We were asked to make a commitment by
a date and wemadeacommitment. Wedidn t
drag our feet. The blame lies with the
province of Ontario," said Mr. Johnston.
In addition, he suggested to coma) to ask
fora letter from the ministry explaining why
the county didn't get this grant money.
Mr. Lester said he would be writing a letter
to Mr. Sweeney in regards to the funding
situation in the near future. He said any
correspondence between himself and Mr.
Sweeney will be made available to council
members
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SUMMER SCHOOL '86
The Huron County Board of Education
LOCATION: Central Huron Secondary School,
BEST RATE
Clinton
TIME: Wednesday July 2 to July 25:
9 a.m. 12:15 p.m.
A) SECONDARY / JULY 2 - JULY 25 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
IMPROVEMENT COURSEStrench
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Meath IA
Scienee
Mathematics 1G
Mathematics IA nce A
Matheulaths 2G S 1G
Mathematics 2A
Mathematics 3G
Mathematics 3A
Mathematics 4G.
Mathematics 4A
English 1G
English IA
English 2G
English 2A
English 3G
English 3A
English 4G
English 4A
8) ELEMENTARY / JULY 2 - JULY 18
5 a.m. to 1215 p.m.
Grade 7 - Remedial thglish
Grade 7 - Remedial Mathematics
Grade 7 • RemedialErglish and Mathematics
Grade 8 - Remedial Eriglish
Grade 8 - Remedial Mathematics
Grade 8 - Remedial Eiig11th and Matheinattes
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LISA NEW EY, daughter of Maureen and
Harry Scott and David Newey of Toronto,
graduated from the University of Western
Ontario on June 11, 1986 with a degree in
Civil Engineering. Lisa is presently working
for Kazmar Associates, Markham, as a
structural. design engineer.
CATHY DENISE VANNFSTE, daughter of
Marcel and Simone Van neste, RR2, Kippen
graduated May 24, 1986 from Mohawk
College of Applied Arts and Technology,
Hamilton, with an Architectural Technology
Degree. She has accepted asition with
Repia WindoWs ltd. in Oakville Cathy is a
graduate of Seaforth District High School,
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BENEDICT BENNINGER, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Benninger of Dublin graduated
from the University of Waterloo with a
Master of Arts in Regional Planning and
Resource Development, Bern is now employ-
ed with resource integration systems of
Toronto as a consultant.
IHAPPY BIRTHDAY
Big number 7 for Brandon Nash, June 13.
Happy Bhtlday Melanie Cronin, 10 years
old, June 14.
SI1F 11EY DORSSF3IS, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert W arson of Blyth graduated from
Conestoga College of Applied Arts and
Technology, Doon Cpmpua in Business
Administration Management Studies. The
graduation ceremony Is.fune 14 in Kitchener.
Shelley was a student at Central Huron
Secondary Schooi in Clinton.
Hullett will not
request funding for
Balls bridge
Huliett Tovmship Council agreed not to
request funding for the repair, maintenance
or subsequent replacement of the existingf g
Tramper-
talon i Co imurnnications. Cthe ouncil passed a
bylaw, agreeing not to remlest funding for
the bridge at their regular oounell meeting,
June 3,
Also at the meetings council passed a bylaw
setting the various null rates to levy taxes in
the township for 1986, and to set the rates of
remuneration for township personnel.
A bylaw to impose special amtuat drainage
rates upon land in respect of which money is
borrowed under the Tile drainage Act,1971,
in the amount of $14,700 was passed.
Courted instructed the clerk to find prices
on an air conditioner of suitable size for the
office and to purchase same. The clerk was
also autltorited to obtain prices on seven good
drabs for the tountil drarnber;.
C) DRIVER EDUCATION / JULY 2 JULY 11
98,M. 611Z-19 p.'m
Secondary F%e
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ac'nodts in Huron'County by calling the principal..
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