HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-03-08, Page 5winners of .a verse
speaking contest held at St
Patrick's school, the results
Ire as follows: Grade one -
1st Corry VanBetel, tad
Michael Davi. Gr..2 M 1st
,Sean Cook, 2nd Billy Van-
Baket, Gr. 31 1st, Lod I:ynn
Stapleton,; 2nd Ingrid; Lou-
wagie, Gr. - 1st Tracy
Va ndenb;erk, and Frank
Vandenberk, G. 5, - 1st
Jennifer Horan, Gr, 6 - 1st
John Megens, 2nd Karen.
Peeters and Frank. Louwa8 ie,
Gr, 7 -1st Patricia Olsthoorn,
2nd Lisa Reene and Jim
Gaffney, Gr. 8 - 1st Patricia
Freriks :and Philip, Vai e
walle, . 2nd Michelle
Rowland. Also op the same
day 'was a.•readings contest
with the winners being: Gr. 3
st Carolyn Cook, 2nd
'Stephen Hoff and Terry Van
Loon, . Gr, 4 1st. Lori K.
Rowland, Gr. 6 1st Michael.
O'Rourke, 2nd Shawl*
Gerard, Gr. 7 - °1st' Calana
'Mac, Gr, 8 - ist , Debby •
Vindenberk. The Inter-
at CQ Ufl ci 1
On February the 2401 the
Boys Basketball team went to.
the Huron -Perth Separate
Src,hool•" -Basketball
Tournament at Exeter High
,School, the results where:
Goderich 32 - Dublin 18,
Zurich 11 Dublin 13, Holy
Name 4 Dublin 20, Kings-
bridge 1.7 - Dublin 50,
February 4 students spoke
in the semi-finals of the
O.E.0 T.A. Huron -Perth
Unit Pubic Speaking at St.
Patrick's School in Kinkora,
Lucille Delaney placed 2nd in
the intermediate Division
and Nancy. Schoonderwoerd
placed 2nd in the Junior
Division, On Wednesdaythe•
28th 4 students took part in
the Public Speaking Contest
• at the Seafgrth Legion with
Kathy Van; Ness placing 3rd
in the Intermediate Division
and Pat Cronin placing 2nd
in the Junior Division. Mso
on Wednesday Night Lucille
Delaney and Cathy Kelly
sang a duet as part of the
'Talent Show at the Farm
Show in London, Qur
congratulations are sent nut
to.them un their performance.
• placing; 2nd overall,
During this LentenmSeason:
the pupils each Tuesday :and',
Thursday morning at 9=Q0;
a.m. attend Mass at St.
Patrick's. Church;,
Hibberthosts
Ratepayers
mediate overallwinners-
were: 1st Debby. Vanden-.
berk, 2nd » Calana Uniac,
and 3rd:- Bob:' Schoonder-
woerd.
McKillop
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MRS. ED. REGELE.
527-1106
Mr. and ' Mrs. Harold
MacCallum visited with Mr.
ano. Mrs.. Robert England
and Robert at Huron Park on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr: and Mrs. Clarence
Regele lt5 Seaforth visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Regele Friday evening.'
-Friends of• Mrs. Pearl
Smythe of Brodhagen are
sorry to hear she is a patient
in Stratford General
Hospital. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
Angeline and Carrie Hare
of Stratford are :holidaying;
with their grandparents Mr„
and. Mrs, Harold McCallum:
Cindy McCallum spent last
week with her cousin Jamie'
Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele
Spent Sundayevening; with
`.Mr." and .Mrs. Ron.
McCallum.
:. Visitationswere received
from ratepayers. concerning
Line Fences, "Blind" Lines,
Lot line distances on gravel
extraction operations,
ponding' water tube drained,
purchase of . gravel, and
_pollutions from farm.
operations' when 'Hibbert
council met Monday. Council
answered these questions,
and referred the pollution.
problem to the. Ministry of
Environment.
A request, for a building
permit in Staffa, was refer-
red to the Building inspector,
_provided the Lot owner could
establish: lot ..lines . or. the
property. ;
Ed Chappel, retired Road
Superintendent visited with
Council, and some "old
times" were reviewed. Mr.
Chappel was able to bring
Council. `:up. ; to date on:
positions:•of septic tanks and
wells on . ' ::: Township
property, thatwith his retire-
ment the exact locations
were lost.
The budgets of the arena
board in the sum of
S16605.00: (Hibbert's share
19%) and the Fire Area
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Board 544,000.00: (Hibbert's
share 17.63%) were
accepted.' In each case :#he
sums allotted for members
remunerations were•
deducted, as Hibbert would
be paying their own
members; direct,
The Seaforth Fire Area
Budget of 539,393.00 was
accepted, and it was recom-
mended that the 51600.00-
reserve
1600.00reserve for a new fire area
truck be placed ina high
interest account Hibbert's
exact share was not known;':
as the proportion had not yet
been -struck,- -_- - -•
The gravel tender ,for
crushing ' and delivering to
roads' and stockpile of. 51,45
per yards and to farmers
lanes for supplying,, crushing
and delivering of $3:25.,
from Jennison Construction
of Grand. Bend was accepted
stiblee to approval by
Ministry of Transport and
Communications.
The 1979 grant of 585.00 to
the:. Hensall : & South
Huron Fair was paid, this
included the prizes forcalves
from Hibbert residents.
Match 28, was . set for...
Courts of Revision on the
Murphy and Worden Drains,
and also for the reading of
the Staffa and Miller 'Drain
reports: E.H. Uderstadt, they:,,
engineer, will be in at,-.,
""-Two readings were given on
the provisional by-laws for the
"Murphy and Worden'"
Drainage Works. Road
accounts for 59,599.79 and
General account for.
521,886.88 were approved,
FilI.out your Guaranteed Income
Supplement application farms and
send them in right Away!
The forms have beenmailed to ail Pen-
sioners now receiving the Supplement
To continue receiving the Supplement you
must fill out the forms and return them
right away if you want to continue receiv-
ing
eceiving the Supplement beyond March 31.
If you dont do it ..the payments Will stop!'
So, fill out the form ... return it in the
addressed envelope that was supplied
and continue; receiving payments.
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' Health.. • Sante et
and Welfare, Bien- etre social
Canada Canada
Monique Berlin
'Minister
.CANCELLED AGAiN - Brodhageri: Chamber
of Commerce membersare beginning to wonder
about this area's winter„veather- The second
day of winter carnival races last month had to be
• cancelled, because of :al raging snow storm,
Su nday, asthe sign that BIil Beuerman. and
M.a hard Hoe are putting u .; says. the
Y 9Y p 9. p y
havelty races were, cancelled because of heavy
rain.;
Staff Wt see~!
5.11. es
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345-2346
The Staffs Women's Insti-
tute held their International
meeting at the, home of the
president, Mrs. Charles
Doirgl'as•, on Wednesday,
Feb, 28 at 2 p,m. Mrs.. Wm.
Mahon, . had prepared and,
Mrs:: Bert Daynard, presen-
ted a delightful trip to Hawaii
via slides and a taped
commentary by Mrs, Mahon,
Roll Call - What would you
do in Hawaii? was answered
by nine. members. During
business a donationwasmade
to the Mitchell' Agricultural
Society'' for the Fall Fair,
Members' were remindedof
the. Nutrition course in Strat,
St.:Columban
of Hawail
k4 to.
4* girls
Dublin 4-H' met March 1
at the home 9f Hazel! De>ssey
the club leader. '
Minuted were read' by
Anne -Marie Kelly .Secretary
and nwt, bei . diiseusse4 the
Ise Cxtpade$ ':which the club.
will. attend ;March, 7th.:; 41so
discussed: were gloves. and,
Mrs'. Dorsey` displayed'
fashions of past years. The.
club .discussed:. how to take
care of purses and what
- purses to wear on certain,
occassions,
Ray Anstett of Anstett
Jewellers talked about -
jewelry • and discussed*
1.
pearls, difference between
cultured and simulated. He
also discussed • silver and:
gold, and- passed around.
examples. Mary -Lou,
Maloney, Vice-Presdient.
presented him with a gift of
appreciation.
ford on March 27, Mrs. -
Carter Kerslake and Mrs.
John Templeman have been
n
asked to present the feelings
of Staffa Women's Institute
on the restoring of t. Fry-
fogel Inn to the *strict
Executive. A euc re party for
'Wednesday March 7 was.
planned with. Circle. 1 in..
charge.
• Mrs: Sam Norris had 'an;
interesting past event of the
Staffa W.I. telling about a
,home nursing course she had.
attended, 53 years ago.
The hostesses, Mrs. Alvin
Barbour and 'Mrs.. Sam
*Norris assisted by Mrs,
Douglas served lunch
Bowman.
45th anniversary.
Correspondent
FRAN MALONE
345-2632
'Only 13 more days 'tit
Spring!
Mrs. Elsie Vandenberg,.
Sarnia visited Mr.. and :Mrs:
Vincent Lane recently.
•
Former residentesof our
community Mr. and, Mrs.
Frank Bowman, now of Strat-
ford; recently celebrated
their" 45th weu$ing
anniversary at the home of
their daiighter Regina, Mrs.
Jim Whaling in Stratford.
A recent: visitor with Mr.
and 'Mrs, Vincent Lane was
Mr. Joe O'Reilly of Seaforth.
Mrs. Audrey Malone, has.
returned from a week in
Florida. • While there she
visited a number of places of
Congratulations to Mr. an
Mrs, Frank Crowley on the
birth of their darling
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs..Joel0'Reilly
are spending two weeks in
Spain
In the old days, a naughty
chid was straightened up by
being, beat over. There was
thecat who 'ate cheese and,
waited by themouse hole
with baited breath.
Correspondent..
MR,'DON Mac
345.2831,
Mr. and Mrs. DoP'lii►arren:
pf London spent Sat. •.with,
Mrs. Jean Dill.
Vistors with Mrs Millie
Evans were Mr. and Mrs..
lack. Cleary of London, Mr,
Energy Day planned
its .will range from solar
energy to solar pig barns,
using, bio gas from manure
piles and building an, under-
ground home.
The Energy Day will -also•
include a number of commer-
cial displays. Both .the public,
and students from other area:,
schools are going to be
invited to take part, in Energy
Day activities.:
1
,r »Mrs.. Wm. Evans .01
gara Falls, Mr, and Mrs.
Jim Arnold of Hamilton.
Mrs. Jean Dill and friend
et Sunda with; Mr. and
„spent X
Mrs. Ken Dill of St. Marys,
Mr. George Coville has
returned home after visiting
friends and relatives in New
York,
Mr, Louis Maloney and
Jerry Murray are attending
the; Hydro Convention at.the,
Royal *Cork. Hotel in Toronto.. •, ..
Mr. and Mrs. ,Harvev
Willows of Bramele” vicited
withher mother Mrs, Haien
Krauskopf,
Miss Maria: 'Helder of
Goderich is spending a few
days with her cousin Mrs,
Jean Dill.
Mitchell District High
School will have a chance to
Learn. almost anythingthey
want to know :about energy
on April 25, Students and
staff at . the sehool have
arranged a day -long Energy
Day program which will in-
volve.:speakers from, univet-
• sities, c immunity :colleges
• and farm groups, Their top -
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