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THE HURON,EXPOSITOR. MAY 30, I
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telepkooe -subSeriberrilallifuhlin to 'deter-
mine whether they war1t,tolkfree accepto
the nearby city of Stratford.
Under criteria approved,hy the Canadian
Radio -television and TelecoMmanidations,
Commission inSeptember, 1988, Dublin t
qualifies for extended area service (EAS)
to Stratford.
By paying a higher monthly feefer basic; t
service, Dublin sabscrihers.will be able to"'
call Stratford toll free. A majority of the
Plemented.1The 'surrey ia noW under Way
00611 conclude m July 1990.:
•'Legal business office manager Tony
Duckett said Calling patterns demonstrate
hati. a significant 'number •of Dahlia
residents call' Stratford on a regular basi.
"Our latest figures show that a *Orl-
y of.peopleVn Dublin nitalte,atilearit one
alt .to Stratford, Once a tarmth," Mr.
Duckett said
to Stratford
The CRTC criteria retpdre-that-at-least
60 per, cent Otygople in a community
wanted EA$ mturthave placed to the
larger centre in order to qualify for the
Service. In addition, rate centres in the two
communities must be no more than 40
miles apart.
Dublin is one of approximately 120 On-
tario comtnunities which is now eligible for
EAS. Surveys of all qualifying centres will
take place between now and the end of
1994.
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PLAY DAY AT WALTON -. Pupils from Spaforth Public School'
went to Walton Public School for a day of outside; activities
May 23. The children participated in hula -hoop games, bean-
bag tosses and various races through obstacle courses. Here
theJbhildren take a teetter-totter break from the games. Oxford.
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Hello again from Seaforth Manor Retire-
ment Home. This month; we have been
putting on the finishing touches as we
prepare for open house on June 3. We
were also very disappointed this month to
have our elevator down for a short spell
but I am very pleased to be able to say it
is working well. I guess elevators, like life,
have their ups and downs!
We welcome two new residents this
month. Ethel Coleman is a long-time resi-
dent of Seaforth area, and Mary Mair
came to join us from New Hamburg after
a good recommendation from her cousin
Olive Ball. Thank you a Olive for her kind
words. We are also pleaSed to have Arthur
Hallam back from hospitarand are happy
he has made such a speedy' and complete
recovery.„„
Mother's Day was special for all Our
ladies. The men presented lady with
a rose corsage as they entered the din-
ingroom that morning. Moat Of the ladies
were pleased, to have families around the
rest of the day and some enjoyed the day
out.
Activities continue to increase with more
residents and we have joined several new
games to our list. Residents enjoyed pic-
tures of Australia with Dorothy Williams
and a birthday party with the Eastsiders
playing. Thanks to everyone who helped
With these activities. We also had our mon-
thly welcome tea for our new residents.
Please don't forget the Open House' on
June 3. Hope to• see ,everyone
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The first meeting of the ,McRillop 4-11
club started at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May
23rd. The meeting was held at leader Joan
Stewart's home. Joan Stewart called the
meeting to order and members said the
4 -II pledge.
The whole group answered the roll call,
which was "Who has better eyesight, an
animal or a human?" Election of officers
is as follows: president- Tracy Malone;
vice-president - Debbie Malone; Secretary
- Barb Forrest, Treasurer - Kris
McNaughton and Press Reporter - David
Diegel.
The members will decide bn a name,
and their leader has asked the members to
try and make a cover for their projects.
To see how animals senses are, the
group put two pieces of cone shaped paper
on some members' ears. It increased their
hearing. Cones were placed on their noses
to increase their. sense of smell. They then
made glasses and put saran wrap on them.
This blurred eye vision and club members
led each other around while people niade
sounds.
Members talked about Zoonosis and
other diseases such as rabies, brucellosis,
trichinosis, and salmonella which can be
transrdifted to htunan.s.
Win, Lose or Draw cards were made
and doughnuts and chocolate milk were
served. The next meeting will he \held on
May 30, 6:30 pm. at Stewareft.
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