Huron Expositor, 2000-06-14, Page 3News
Fitness complex remains on hold
until school situation settles
Sy Susan HundKMwrk
Expositor Stalff
While a fitness cortipkkx
could attract more students to
Seaforth District • High
School, organizer Terry
Johnston. says the complex
steenng committee needs "a
glimmer.of commitment"
from the Avon Maitland
District School Board to
move ahead with plans.
"We're still keen on the
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re -opening Mass
July 2, 2000
with
Father Joseph Dabrowski
at 100 a.m.
There will be a dealing bee for the
Church and Basement and Grounds
June 21 ftum 710 - 940 pm
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June 24 from 10.00 am •
Then will be a Mut el Tbank.Pinnd
celebrated by.
Father P. Mooney
Sunday, June 25, 2000
10.00 am
St columbanChurch
Then will be Sacco w a lee wrath aa.
coffee aadlee `cut served lottowtrrd free
Mrs is eke Chuacll Hall
(52.00 ha each bacon/bunt
Everyone is wefcawe to join us
is wishing Father Mooney all
the best in the future.
project but the cake (a viable
student population) has to
come before the icing (the
complex). And, we need a
commitment from the board -
that they will do what they
can t� make it a viable high
school," he says.
Johnston presented -to the -
board in April of 1999 the
committee's plans for a 100
by 150 foot fitness complex
• to be built on SDHS property,
including an indoor track. a
portable gym floor, a dance
studio, squash courts. a
weight room. .change rooms.
offices and storage space.
When the committee asked
the board to pay two-thirds of
the maintenance costs - about .
513.000 a year - of the.
5700,000 complex. it was
tumed down by a letter from
education director Lorne-
Rachlis.
Any further discussion was
put on hold when SDHS was
listed forpossible closure last:
November. But. with the
recent ruling of a divisional
court that the board's closure
process was unfair, the
complex could again.become
part of a community plan t�
keep the high school open.
Johnston says that students
contemplating which -high
-school they will attend in
September also need to know
that.they must .continue .to
attend in Seaforth if any
improvements can be made
to the school.
"When talking to students
abput'coming here.1 say that
we need them here before we
can do anything." he says..
Johnston suggests that
allowing Seaforth to be the
only high school. in. the
district to remain a
semestered school in
September to allow students
who only need a few credits
to complete their high school
education would be one way
to boost enrolment.- • • . •
The board voted earlier in
the- year to' desemester- high
schools throughout the
district in September.
Johnston says that while a
fitness complex may be
possible in Seaforth even if
the high school eventually
closes. the continued
existence of a high school
would help to make a
complex more successful
since it would ensure usage
during the school day..
"To get real use of the
complex during the day. we
need -an influx of students."
he says.
MINOR HOCKEY
REGISTRATION
The Seaforth and District`Minor Hockey Association would like to
inform everyone that they will be doing REGISTRATION
for the 2000-2001 season on:
A 4111h TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2000 & • ah
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2000
7 to 9 pm
at the A
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COMMNITY CENTRES
You will need Z post dated cheques -1.for Houseleague dated
September 1, 2000. and 1 for Travel dated November 1, 2000.
AN INCREASE OF $25.00 WILL OE APPLIED AFTER JUNE 21, 2000
' All players will have the option of playing '
houseleague only.- travel only - or both
Coaching applications are now being'accepted.
Applications can be picked up at the
Seaforth Arena or the. Rec. Office
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Juno 14, 2000-3
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2000 HENSALL FAIR CALF SHOW & SALE
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OP. Kevin Delbridge $1.95/1b., owner: Meggie Miller. Buyer •
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of Reserve Champion-Catf'. VEAL'S MEAT MARKET. •
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The Hensall Calf Club wish to express their appreciation to all •
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the buyers who attended the Hensall Fair Calf Club Sale •
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people in our community. We can -all -share a pride. in their •
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Thank you Hensall Livestock Ltd. for the,use of your. facilities •
and supplies, Auctioneer Latty Gardiner: MC 'Denise Martin •
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and Judge Roy Simpson and to the truckers Fred Smith. Bevin •
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Kinsmen and Bobby Orr for trucking the calves after the sale. •
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Thank you to all the buyers, helpers, donors of trophies. •
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_money prizes. rosettes and other articles. Your tremendous •
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Grand Champion: Hensall Becker Farm Equipment - •
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District Co-op - 2 calves . 1 calf •
Reserve Champion; Veal's Hay Mutual Insurance Co. - •
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Meat Market - 2 calves 1 calf . •
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_McKillop Mutual Insurance • Zenaco Agro - 1 calf . •
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M.T.S. Farm Supply - 1 calf K&M Tile Drainage 1 calf •
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Metzger Vet Clint --2 calves Market - 1 calf •
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London Agricultural - Barry Miller . I calf •
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