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The Huron Expositor, 1997-04-16, Page 13(3. EDUCATIONAL ) 1 Festival School of Hairstyling 552 Huron St., Stratford Looking for a new ,Greer? al tratf• g illi ions . t class ake-up, Artistry and Nail hnology offered at no extra charge. Financial assistance available for those that qualify. For further information call 519-271-9551. (43. BIRTHS NESBITT - ,. Richard and Lucy Nesbitt • of Toronto, announce a daughter. 7 Ib 10 oz- A sister for Olivia. She was born on Tuesday, April 8, 1997_ A granddaughter for Harry and Mabel Nesbitt, Stratford and Ned and Mary Lawlor. South Porcupine. 43-17x1 PULLEN David, Darlene and Leah are happy to announce the arrival of Olivia Denise, born April 12, 1997 weighing 8 lbs. 5 oz. Grandparents are Don and Florence Pullen, Clinton, Ken and Betty Hulley, Londesborough. Great grandmother is Hazel Pullen, St. Marys. 43-16-1 (46. IN MEMORIAM ) BUTT: In loving memory of our dear Dad, Keith Gordon Butt, who passed away April 14. 1979. They say there is a reason, They say that time will heal, But neither time nor reason, - Help the emptiness we feel. Remembering you is easy, We do it every day, Missing you is a heartache, That never goes away. To us you were someone special, What more is there to say, Except to wish with all our hearts, That you were here today. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by daughter Lori and son Dan Butt of Godench, Ont. 46- 16xlnxe (47. CARDS OF THANKS ) DUCHARME I wish to express a sincere thanks to everyone who remembered me in any way following the foss of my dear mother, and also to those who were so kind to her. It will always be remembered. Thanks again. Clara Ducharme. 47-16x1 WATSON Thanks is extended to relatives, friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy at the time of Lulu Watson's death. Thank you for floral tributes, memorial donations, cards and visits. Special thanks to Dr. Woldnik, Home Care. Ross Ribey and Ruth Townsend of Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home, to Jane Kuepfer for her special message and words of comfort; to the pallbearers, flower bearers and piper Glenn McGregor and the U.C.W. of Northside United Church for serving lunch. Thanks to her close neighbors and friends for acts of kindness over the years. - The family of the late Lulu Watson 47-16-x1 BEUERMAN Many thanks to my family, friends and neighbors for their thoughtfulness and prayers during my hospital stay and since my return home. I also appreciate all the lovely cards, flowers, fruit baskets and gifts, as well as your visits and inquiries. To Drs. Woldnik, Quinlin and Menkis and hospital staff for expertise and care, I am very grateful. To Pastors Martin Malina and Lloyd Wiseman for your prayers and visits, who helped me through a difficult time. Thank you for all of your kindness. - Ron 47-16x1cc COOMBS Cleave Coombs would like to say thank you to friends and relatives who were so kind to me while I was in hospital. Thanks to the Legion for their box of goodies, flowers from friends and special visits. To Dr. Edwards for his good care and the nurses for their kindness and care, and to the ladies in the kitchen. Thank you all for everything. - Cleave 47-16x 1 BENDER•BACHERY We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our neighbours, friends and relatives for the charitable donations given and for the food, flowers, cards, prayers and words of comfort we received during our recent bereavement of a dear father and grandfather, Ervin Bender. Your thoughtfulness Is most appreciated and will be remembered. Keith 1 Janet Beaten a family. 47-16x1 (47. CARDS OF THANKS, WILUAM$ON We would like to thank everyone tor making our 30th anniversary so special. Family and friends we the only thing that makes lite worthwhile. Thank you - Ken and Anne 47-16-1 BELL I would like to thank everyone who came to my shower and brought ifts. A special 'thank you' to ladies who organized it and rated the hall. Also for Preparing the delicious lunch. - Laurie Bell • 47 16x1 SAMPA James, Cheryl -Ann, Malindima, Jaymie and Grace wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends and to the Committee of Stewards, the session, and the members of Egmondville United Church for your prayers, gifts and expressions of sympathy on the death of James' brother, Ellie. Your kindness comforted us in our sorrow. 47-16-1 GLANVILLE I would like to thank everyone who remembered me with cards, gifts and best wishes for my 75th birthday. - Fred Glanville 47-16x1 STRONG We wish to express our sincere thank you and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for the many cards, flowers and gifts to make our special day a memorable occasion. We enjoyed having so many callers. A special thank you to our family for making it all possible. - Leonard and Mabel 47-16x1 RILEY From our hearts the floral tributes, funeral visitations and contributions during the loss of my brother Les Riley, were greatly appreciated. - Lloyd and Win and Family 47-16x1 KNIGHT To the many friends and relatives who made phone calls, sent cards, flowers and donations to cancer in memory of Ken Carter, we thank you. Your kindness will always be remembered. - Marg & Harold Knight. 47-16-1 RYAN The family of the late Alma Ryan would like to extend heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for Mass cards, flowers, memorial donations, cards and food donated. Special thanks to Father J. Hardy and FatherJarr Burczyk C.S.M.A., the pallbearers, C.W.L. Mt. Carmel for the lovely luncheon, prayers and honour guard by C.W.L. members from Seaforth and Mt. Carmel. Also thanks to T.H.Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home, Dr. Woldnik, the staff of Seaforth Manor and hospital. Extra special thanks to Doris Rock and Dolly McQuaid. Your kindnesss was greatly appreciated. The Ryan Family. 47- 16x1 TNS NINON OXPOSITON, AMM 1tf1, 111S7-13 omrnurYit TWO TRUCKLOADS -The Seaforth Agricultural Society collected two truck lBY oads of food Pin donations to the Seaforth and District Foodbank from its recent home and garden show at the Agriplex. From left: Jim Murray and Jim Floyd from the Ag Society, and Eleanor and Ray Maloney from the Foodbank. (47. CARDS OF THANKS ROSS Special thanks to Dr. Zettel,- Dr. MacIver, Dr. van Walraven, the nurses and staff at Stratford General Hospital 3rd floor East wing, for the excellent care during and after my recent surgery. Special thanks to Jane Kuepfer for her visits and prayers, the VON nurses for their care and to friends who called and visited, sent cards, gifts and flowers. Special thanks to my family for their care, support and prayers. Alf. 47-16x 1 Meeting payments approved Seaforth Council approved the following payments for March meeting attendance when it met last Tuesday. Mayor Irwin Johnston, $335 (three events attended and not charged); Reeve William Bennett, $150; Deputy -Reeve William Teale, $195; Couns. John Ball, $120; Brian Ferguson, $150, Michael Hak, $240; Heather Robinct, $240. Community Calendar WED. , APR, 16 1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior Shuffleboard at Community Centres 7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Training with Drusilla at the Arena 7:30 p.m. - Minor Ball Meeting at the Arena - Everyone welcome. 8:00-9:00 p.m. - Aerobics - Fitness is Fun with Drusilla at the Arena FRI. , APR. 18 10:30-11:30 a.m. - Storyhour at the Library MON. , APR. 21 7:30-10:30 p.m. - Minor Spells Bingo at the Arena - Tonight's host is the SDHS Athletics TUES. , APR. 22 9:00-11:30 .m. - Parents and Tots Playground at Northside United Church Basement 9:00-10:00 a.m. • Fitness is Fun with Drusilla at the Arena 10:00-11:00 a.m. - Line Dancing with Drusilla at the Arena 7:00-9:00 p.m. - Dog Obedience at the Arena 7:00-10:00 p.m. - Ladies' Roller Hockey at the Arena WED. , APR. 23 1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior Shuffleboard at Community Centres 6:30-8:30 p.m. - Youth (Junior) Roller Hockey at the Arena 7:00.8:00 o.m. - Step Training with Drusilla at the Arena 8:00-9.00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun with Drusilla at the Arena 8:30-10:30 p.m. - Youth (Senior) Roller Hockey at the Arena If you're organizing a non-profit event of interest to other Seaforth area residents, phone the recreation office 527-0882 or the Expositor at 527-0240, or mail the information to Community Calendar, The Huron Expositor, Box 69, Seaforth, Ontario, NOK 1 WO well in advance of the scheduled date. 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FEBRUARY PAYMENTS Last month council approved the following pay- ments for February meeting attendance: Mayor Irwin Johnston, $410 (seven events attended and not charged); Reeve William Bennett, $180; Deputy -Reeve William Teall, n t $255; Couns. John Ball, $225; Brian Ferguson, $261.40, Michael Hak, $240; s Heather Robinct, $225. JANUARY h In February, council approved for January atten- H dance: Mayor Johnston, $575 (six f events attended and not charged); Reeve Bennett, na $180; Deputy -Reeve Teall, fo M 0; ga 0; N an t l cv er S ha ve br of re 1, spo I, tha bro cre T fro nate e fro r Ont Ne n and 8 s Seaforth girls win bronze at nationals in `B' division BY GREGOR CAMPBELL Expositor Staff Kim Lee scored the win- ning goal in overtime to lead the Central West Juvenile Girls Broomball Team to a 3- 2 win over Newfoundland for the bronze in the "8" divi- sion at the Nationals in Montreal on the weekend. Quebec III won this year's gold in the "A" pool at the championships by beating Quebec II, who won it all last year. Ten teams took part, split into two divisions of five for the preliminary games. Each team played the others in its division once. Central West, with a healthy contingent of Seaforth and area broom- ballers, finished with one win and four losses so went into the "B" pool for the finals where they lost 1-0 to Manitoba in their first game before the overtime win over the Maritime team that gave them third place. Central West beat New , Brunswick 5-0 in the prelimi- aries, but lost 3-0 then 4-0 o two of the Quebec squads, tin hen 3-2 in overtime to askatchewan. SEAFORTH MVPs Coach Ron Schnurr said is squad played "a heck of a ame" against Saskatchewan, e added Susan McLachlan nd Christa Leonhardt, both rom the Seaforth area, were med most valuable players r Central West after the anitoba and Newfoundland mes. The area squad left for the ationals last Wednesday d returned Monday ening. chnurr said Quebec teams ve an edge in such national oomball competitions, fleeted in the results. The rt is played in schools in t province, and young omballers can get five dits by doing so. here were three teams m Quebec at this year's onal championships, two m New Brunswick and ario, and one each from wfoundland, Manitoba Saskatchewan. Snitching popular $195; Couns. Ball, $24 Ferguson, $435; Hak, $24 Robinet, $330. DECEMBER In January, counc approved for Decemb attendance: Mayor Johnston, $245 (ft events attended and n charged); Reeve Bennet $150; Deputy -Reeve Teal $150; Couns. Ball, $150 Ferguson, $120; Hak, $240 Robihet, $195. Tract to open soon An interim opening of th Morris Tract is planned fo May. A press release from a executive committee meetin of the Friends of the Morri Tract notes the Nature Conservancy of Canada now owns the Goderich-arca prop- erty and "is working towards a lease agreement with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Ontario Parks; and with local consultation to establish acceptable usagc and protective measures." The Tract remains officially closed because many trails are still impassable after the big storm in 1995, and safe re -routings aren't yet in place. The various groups involved are busy setting up "interim accepted add prohib- ited uses, preparing appropri- ate barriers and signs, and clearing and marking safe "W trails." is tho "It appears that confining temp all public activity to marked welfa trails provides maximum inclin safety to both users and the the t ecosystem," the press release says states. Janet Snitching appears to be popular in this province. Between October 1995 and November 1996, Ontario's welfare fraud hotline received 27,801 calls. More than 18,000 of these were fraud allegations, subsequent- ly referred to social assis- tance offices for further investigation. In a press release last Wednesday, the Ministry of Community and Social Services states that to date, 1,267 social assistance cases have been either terminated or had benefits reduced, sav- ing about $8.5 -million, and about another 5,000 cases remain under investigation. c believe another benefit se who may have con- latcd cheating on their rc claims are now less cd to take advantage of axpayers generosity," social services minister Ecker. Organic milk has proved to be popular product Organic milk has proved to perma be popular and a two-year most - marketing trial will become Dairy Budgets approved (In O1) of aloe Ontari reache Pine Ri Co-ope and de for or agreed t the org trial. In 1996 cd with and All manufa and butte Pine R ing mar cheese, cent of it Vancouve vent, according to the recent bulletin from the Farmers of Ontario 994 Ontar-Bio, a group ut a dozen western o organic farmers, d an agreement with ver Cheese and Butter rative to manufacture velop niche markets ganic cheese. DFO o pick up and deliver anic milk during the Ontar-Bio contract- Steen's Dairy in Erin iston Creamery to cture organic milk r. iver reports a grow- ket for its organic with about 80 per being shipped to the r market Hullett Council approved the township's share of both the Blyth and Clinton firc area boards' budgets when it met April 1. The 1997 Blyth fire levy is $17,400 and Hullett's share of the Clinton levy is $10,698. Councillors appointed W.E. Kelley & Associates as engi- neers to apportion the assess- ment, due w severance, on the Farquhar Drainage Works charged against Lot 27, Corn. 5. March accounts amounting to $366,102.95 were approved, passed and paid. •