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THE HURON EXPOSITOR 41.INE, 14 1979
Seaforth; commit, at Its
regular meeting Monday
night t considered the folloW,
ing: Building, inspect
Herman Van Wieren report-
ed on a prOPertY standard*
seminar he attended recently
and said 41. Ontario municip
alities partici13ating in the
home reaewal program
(mow, which. Seaforth has
used far several years) will
prOhably have to have prop-
erty •stt,tadttrds bylaws by
1980. Seaforth's, ,building
permits in May totalled.
5278,000 "quite a. bit higher
than (thiS month) la% Year".
LOCAL. EXEC.—A. former St. Columban principal heads, the lOcal unit of
the Ontario English Catholic teachers federation. from left are, front
Mw, Don Farwell, Clinton president; Gretan Blanchette, Clinton, past
president; Sandy McQuillan, Stratford, first vice president and Jim,
McDade, Stratford, second vice. president. Back row, Pat Brewer,.
'Stratford recording secretary; Justin, Tomasulo, Stratford Counsellor and. Farwell heads teachers
e added'.
:)in*, McIntosh or
,Pearee, a ,Stratford survey,
firm, convineed
request a dOtailed propos4
on costs to establish a system;
of surseying bench marks
through the town.
"1014
could wprk into quite a
saving on engineering fees,"
commented Mayor John
Sinnamon, and Mr. ,Meln-
tosh said Seaforth would be al
pioneer in the field if it
established the benchmark
system. Council paid a bill
from the same firm for 5972
for the very involved work
needed to extend Side S.
near the Lansink Apart-
ment.S.
Councl decided to. strek to,
its $9000 budgerted figure
for tarring and chipping
several streets in July, per -
naps by doing Birch St, just
te its first turn.
The amalgamation of
Council's 1, jodestrial and
development „, committee`i
• into a new eccinoinie deve1013-
contrnitteer was
approved. The Cotnntitten
wants to put a sign at the
entrance of $eaturth's in4s-
Mak patk,,
approvedwnU the
IPVC",,s 1.979 budget of.
577,828.27 but. decided not to
return the body's .1978 sur-
plus. "It wasn't budgetted,
ter and the money really
belongs to the town," corn-
=Med; Mayor Sinnamon.
A 'grant, iequest &�m the
Gocierielt and District Associ-
ation for the Mentally Re-
tarded; was. denied hot $25.
will be donated to disaster
relief in Field. Deputy reeve
1:1,01e. said his committee.
felt "it could happen to OS
one day."
Council' agreed to declare
June 15 to 23 Lions Week.
A grant of S1,053, based
on SG for each of 3$1 Seaforth
patients admitted to' ttre local
hospital last year v.ya-
approved.
September was declared.
-arthritis month, and the local
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seciety given penniSSion to
ean, VASS, Se4for1b, frgrot Sep-
teminr 10 19,34.
Council's procedural by-
law was amended to make it
mandatory for councillors
declaring.a ceptilet of inter-
est to leave the room durg.in
discussion, of thp matter n,.
qnestiOn.
Councillor Jim Sills. was
authonzed to make a firm
offer of 57,650 for a 1976
dump trick for the public
vVorics committee, -
Specifications, cost esti-
mates and grants will be
investigated on curb cuts to
make Main St. more acces-
sible to handicapped people.
.F0110 'lug 'A' complaints
aheut
Ili
st from the parking
Io bind the Commercial
Hate ,, the owner has agreed
to boy calcium which; the
town will spread.
Tom Schoodervvoercl re-
ceived permission to fill in
two unused coal shutes on
the west side of Main St.
Weeds most be cut by
property owners by June 9 or
town emPloyees will cut
Inez Haid, Hesson, corresponding secretary. (Photo by Oke) •. ' '
• • ItY WILMA OICE
At a meeting of the Huron -
S S English Catholic Teachers'
Perth unit of, the n
Association on Tuesday Don
• Farwell of Clinton was
year °kis can start 1 earlier
icce
Sueding a
p r e Gs deet an tn'
elected
Blanchette of Clinton.
BY W11.114A OKE
The Huron -Perth Roman'
Catholic Separate School
board heard a presentation
on the Geography curriculum
LS taught to students " in
Grades 7 and 8 in the Huron
and Perth separate schools.
Making the presentation
were Paul Zybura of St.
Michael's School, Stratford;
Terry Craig of St. James
School, Seaforth and Roberta
Sternp, of St. Mary's School.
Goderich.
During July and 'August
the board will hold onlyone
Meeting a month,.unless an
extra meeting is considered
necessary. In. July the
meeting will be held on the
16th and in August on the
20th.
Superintendent of
Education Joseph McCauley
pointed out for the
information of parents that
the revised rfolicy.un kinder-
garten admission, approved
at the May .28 meeting, will
become effective September
1, 1979. It is: that until now a
child had to be five years old
by December 31 to enrol in a
class starting in September
of the same year. Starting
September 1, 1979' where
sufficient spaces are.
available and at the parent's'
request, the child may be
enrolled if he turns five by
January 31 of the following
year. The board office had
calls 'from parents, wanting
clarification on the starting
time of the policy.
It was reportedthat Clem
Regier had; been appointed
school, bus driver for St.
Boniface School, Zurich and
Mrs: Sharon Rau for Ectile
Ste. Marie, Zurich, .both with
duties to 'commence in
September 1979.
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Tenders 'will be called for
the installation of metal clad
on over brick on the upper
part of the gym at St. Mary's
School, Goclerich: re-
modelling seven 'classroom
windows, plus the window
in the principal's office, at
our Lady of Mount ,Carmel
School, Mount Cannel;
remodelling four classroom
windows at Mount Carmel.
The beard accepted the
resignation of Lillian
Simpson, music teacher (20
percent) 'effective August 31,
A field day will be held '
June 20 at the Mitchell
District High School for the
athletes in the 19 schools in
the systems. The trustees
were invited to attend. The
meeting was, adjourned at
10:30 p,m.
Correspondent •
MRS. LAVERN WOLFE::
345-2757
Thanks for the beautiful
yellow carnations that.
adorned :the altar ' of St,
Peters Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen on Sunday
morning, placed there in,
honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth ':Siemon, • who
celebrate, their 25th wedding
anniversity on Friday, June
15th: Flowers were also,
placed there in memory of the
late George Siemen, who
died one year ago June llth,
by his family,
In the absence of Pastor
Aethur Horst members of the
church council took over the
Worship service on Sunday.
Pastor, Horst',.and Ronald
Hinz attended the convention
- of the Eastern Canada
• .Syribocl in Waterloo for
several days.
Mrs, 'Lorna Dickison
accompanied Robert and,
Twyla Gibb of Glencoe
attended the wedding of
Shirley Smyth and Murray
McKange at the United
" Church in, Teeswater on
Saturday. Congratulations.
are extended to the young
couple,
Kenneth Ahrens of
Burlington enjoyed the
weekend, with his parents,
Wilfred and.Maude Ahrens.
Mrs. Henry Scherbarth of
Detroit, who attended the
funeral of the late Norman'
Reihl on Sattirday, Visited
BEST
ROCK
RECORDS
40 ONTARIO STREET
STRATFORD
with Mrs. Dorothy Elligsen Arena Community Centre.
for the weekend. There' was a very large
Visiting with Mr. Les crowd gathered at the
Weitersen in Brodhagen Brodhagen Community
were fiis,daughters, Grace of Centre where a three day ball
Stratford and Marilyn , tournament was enjoyed.
Cakebread of Hamilton. Caledonia won With a
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, and decided decision when
Lorne and Betty Wolfe of rained out., Pelham was
Vanastra visited with Mrssecond in line and Fullerton
Adeline Diegel in third. This was' the 6th
Shakespeare. ' annual tournament.
The ladies L.C.W. meeting ' , Brodhagen was a very
for June was held in the exciting and busy place from
meeting room on Wed. Friday till Sunday evening.
evening. The guest speaker Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and
was Mrs. 'Kittle Schumilas Mrs. Herman Leonhardt
who did the topic and showed enjoyed the Morenz reunion
slides of retarded and dis- in the Lien's Park in -Mitchell
abled children from the Sun- on Sunday.
beam Home in Kitchener and
told how to do Yolunteer
work in our own Community. Norman and 'Edna lio-de
The devotion was by Alice enjoyed last weekend with
Beuerman, Girdie Driscol, Walter and Mabel Rode in
Laura Rock and Martha 'Listowel. Sincere. sympathy
Hinz. Guests were invited is extended from Brodhagen
from Zurich and Stratford. and community' to the family
Gordon and Loraine of the late Norman Riehl,
Rumford attended the Sympathy as well to Mr, and
wedding of the former's. Mrs. August Scherbarth,
nephew, Kevin Rumford and Mr, and Mrs, Charles Scher -
Darlene Dobson in the barth and M. arid Mrs.
United Church in Thedford Edward Scherbarth, Mr. and
followed by a reception in the Mrs, Lloyd Pushelberg.
Perth needs su
BY RAY MARTIN
Board of Education is hav-
ing a hard time getting its
summer school program off
the ground this year in Perth
County schools.
The, program, which is
scheduled to run: between
July 4 and. August 10, en-
compasses the upgrading or
making -up in mathematics
and English courses. Classes
will be 56 hours in length or
about two hours a day.
The courses 'which are
designed for grades 9 and 10
will require students to,find
their own transportation to
school and will cost nothing.
At present the board; is'
having problems finding
both students and teachers
for the program.
Superintendent of Pro-
gram for the board, Keith
Thompson told the trustees
last Tuesday that many stu-
dents want to wait until
'their fate is known June
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supervise programs at the
YM -YWCA in Stratford
supervised prograins and did
nature studies at the Laurel
Creek Nature Centre in
Waterloo, , worked in the
Activity Therapy Department
at the Homewood
Sanatorium in Guelph.
- Donna Henderson age 18
of R.R.1#5 Seaforth - attended
Seaforth Public and District
High School, has completed
her first year in Lambton
College, Sarnia, has worked
at '.the Seafotth Co-op
Nursery, School and at the
Clinton Early Childhood
Education Centre.
- Ms. Ruth McCre 'ight
age 17 of Dublin'- she has
been a playground leader at
the Dublin Park for 2
summers, has attended 3
leadership camp courses, she
also knows most of the
people in Dublin and knows
• the children that will be
attending.
I am very positive that the
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Other officers are; Sandy
McQuillan„ Stratford, first
vice-president; Jim McDade,
Stratford, second vice-pre-
sident; Sister Audrey
Dumouchelle, Stratford,
treasurer; Pat Brewer,
Stratford, recording
secretary; Inez Haid,.Hesson
corresponding, secretary;
rnmer teachers
27," He went on 'to say that
because it is not known how
many students will be in.
volved in the program teach-
ers and principals are .also
reluctant tocommitt them-
selves to the summer pro-
gram.
Members of the board
learned that the total coslef
the project will be $13,110,
well within the original
514,000 allotted to it in the
budget.
High schools in' Stratford,
Listowel and St. Marys will
have courseetiffere'd in both
English. and 'Mathematics.
Only mathernatici be
offered at Mitchell.
Attendance during the
summer classes, the truStees
learned, will be fairly strict'
with only three days absence
being allowed,
The board will know better
by theirmeeting next week if
the program will get off the
ground •'
Justin Tomasule, Stratford,
and Jim Sterner, Wingham,
counsellers, and Adrian
Pontsioen, Stratford, Board'
of Directors,
Mr, Farwell outlined some
of the goals of the.
organization this year
including continuing the
public speaking where the
students from the 19 schools
compete for the top honours;
to •support a conference in
Chatham sponsored by the
Association of Religious
Consultants of the Diocese of
London; to contribute to the
golf tournament for teachers
in June in Mitchell; to alio-
coming year --to pay for
cate some money for profes-
• sional activity programs in
the coming year --to 'pay for
speakers coming in (offering
money to the board on a
shared basis for this).
The possibility, of
establishing a professional
library with the board was
discussed, but no decision
arrived at on the matter.
Mr. Farwell spoke of the
importance of
communication among
teachers, as well as between
teachers, administration and
board
3" girls, hired : will do, an
excellent job at providinCa
fun filled and creative
summer for your children.
Further details 'of the
slimmer prOgfam will be
published at a later -date.
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them and add the cost to the
ProPertY!s *Ws
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Old police walkie talkies
may be reconditioned for use
to, improve communication
between town employees and
office, *pending on the
cost.
Legion WO given
permission to close Gouin-
lock St. near Victoria Park
Sunday afternoon, Jung 24.
A used manual typewriter
for 5189,50 plus tax was
purchased for the police
office from Huron Business,
Machines.
Parking on both sides of
Brantford St, near the Opti-
mist Park will be continued
but the north side of the
street may te widened to;
provide bettor parking,
council decided.
A streetlight on the South-
east corner of Chalk and
Coleman' streets will be
installed as planned despite
a complaint from a nearby
resident that lack of privacy
and a need for heavier
curtains would result. The
PUC recommended the site
as the best for the light,
Constable Peter Van
Meekeren, was promoted
from fourth, to, third class
constable, effective May 1,
Council agreed to accept a
$7,000 seine clock for the
arena from Coca Cola Ltd., in
tenionetion with Wintarin,
Established 1876'
McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN St, SEAFORTH, ONT.
Mrs, Margaret Sharp. Sec.-Treas, Ph. 527-0400
F011.COVERAGE
Farm and Urban, Properties,
• Fire, Windsloetn, Liability, Theft
Various Pioater Coverages
Homeowner's. tenanf'S Padliage, Composite Dwelling
DIAECTORS AND ADJUSTERS
Ken Carnothan. R.R.N4, Seaforth 482.3354
Lavern Godkin, R.R.011. Walton ^ 527-1877
Ross Leonhardt, R.R.101. Bornoholm 345.2234
John McEwing, R R.N1 , Blyth 523.9390
Stanley MOIlwain„ R.1012. Goderich 5244051
Donald McK archer, R.R.it i ,, Dublin 527.1837
John A Taylor. R.R.I41. Brucelield 4624527
J.N. TreWarths. Box 661. Clinton 482-7593
Swart Wilson, R.R 11, Brucefield 527.0687
AGENTS
SF, tin' burst, R.R.S4, Seaforib 527-1455
James Keys, R.R.016 Seaforth 527-0467
Wm Leiner, Londesboro ' ' 623-4257
CALL 'AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE
TIPTOE THROUGH THE TULIPS. —.Seaforth
Hb rticultural Society members Ritl Brady and
Sandy Doig remove tulips to plant annuals in
front of the Town Hall.
•••••• ..coNGRATutATIoN$. •-• •
their •50I,K,•911-nbiets,Ory.
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tilett4hutor
10
tr,
on the condition that the area'
buy all its mix from -M"
company. The arena already
buys 9$ per cent of its mix
fro.M. Coca Cola. The agree-
ment runs for five years and
the arena Will keep the elaek.
A six outlet electrical box
will be installed on the south
side of the floor of the arena I
at a cost of about S600 and a
rollathon will be held to help
defray the S'ost. The arena
flooder will be repaired at a
cost of 51400,
4. women's fitness pro-
gram will start July 9 for 10
weeks at SPS with Lyn
Nicholson' as instructor.
Jest
A
()merit -
by
JACK LAVgNDER
Unit pricing, teaches us that;
while half a loaf Is better than
none, It costs more per pound.
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Heard about the executive who.
found a way to get his blood
pressure down? He had it-ilsted
on the stock exchange. .
Withthings as they are, next
thing.we know the government
will be forming a medicine
cabinet.
. Nowadays, apples are so ex-
; Pensive you might as well have
the doctor,
.taieee
The.only reason .many families
don't own an elephant IS
because they've never been
offered an elephant for a dollar
down and a dollar a week.
If you've got a white
elephant In your lawn
and garden equipment, '
see
JACK'S
Small Engine
Repair Service,
107 Queen St”
Hensall, 262-2103.
L.wc)iu off "k WIENS SHOES'
3 DAYS ONLY
Main Street Seaforth Phone 527-1110
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"Where *hopping, is a pleasure"
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