Times-Advocate, 1988-02-10, Page 11NOT A HOLIDAY - The St. Boniface Separate School students find out that their day skiing in the Pinery for
physical education is not only fun but also hard work.
Big Brothers bowling Sunday
The Town and Country Bowling
Lancs arc once again sponsoring the -
"Bowl for Millions" to help raise
money for the South. Huron Big
Brothers and Big Sisters Associa-
tion which is taking place between.
February 7-14. Team members will
be asking for sponsors for this wor-
thy cause.
or-thy.cause.
Ski trips
About 170 students from
S.H.D.H.S. in Exeter enjoyed go-
ing on their annual ski trip to Blue
Mountain in Collingwood from
last Wednesday morning to Friday
evening. The weather was just per-
fect for them with lots of nice
fresh snow. Several from the Zu-
rich area went.
The grade five, six, seven and
eight pupils from St. Boniface
School also enjoyed going to the
Pinery Provincial Park for the day
on Friday to go cross country ski-
ing along with their teachers and
some mothers.
Bingo
The lucky winners of last week's
bingo mystery price wassplit three
ways between Lori Armstrong of
Exeter, Mildred Weber of Dash-
wood and Dave Hunt from Huron
Park. They each won S60. Marge'
Vanstonc from Hensall went home
with the SI ,000 jackpot.
Bake sale
Plan to attend the Tea and Bake
Sale this Saturday, February 13 at
the Blue Water Rest Home from 2-
4 p.m. sponsored by the staff to
raise money for a microwave oven
for the kitchen.
There will also be tickets on a
baby afghan and knitted outfit, a
ham and a quilted picture which
will be drawn for that day. All pro-
ceeds from the ticket money will be
sent to the Cleft Lip and Palate As-
sociation.
Any outside donations of baking
will be appreciated, as well as your
support in coming out to the home
on Saturday.
Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rest
Home held their mccting last Tues-
day, February 2 with a good turn-
out..A nice program was presented
by some of the •pupils from St.
Boniface who performed in the oper-
etta "Days O'Kerry Dancing". -
The auxiliary will be selling a
book called "Household Helper" that
has lots of helpful hints for every-
one.
The quilt was set up in the apart-
ments common room for the ladies
to work on it was decided to make 4
thc tickets for it soon, and sell them
at 50 cents cacti or 3/S1 this ycar at
the Bean Festival.
Some of the members recently
helped serve lunch at two 90th
birthday parties for Mrs. Mary
Ocsch and Mr. Joe Ferguson. The
meeting was adjourned by Lettic
Gacho.
Mennonite Church
Several couples from the Men-
nonite Church attended the Family
Life Retreat at Hidden Acres at
Shakespeare over the weekend
which was very interesting and in-
formative. Somc of their church
group -is also getting ready for their
exciting bus trip to Florida for two
weeks which leaves on February
19.
Skating
There will be no skating lessons
at the arena on Saturday, February
13 due to the "Sweetheart Competi-
tion" some of the club .members
will be taking part in Glencoe.
- Story hour '
Don't forget to bring the little
ones to the library for story hours
this Thursday February 1-1 from 2-3.
p.m. for valentines.
St. Boniface
The students from grade six to.
eight of. St. Boniface School arc
planning to have a valentine social
on Friday afternoon in the in the
gym. -
On Sunday February 14 the St.
Boniface P.T.A. arc having their an.
nual Parish Skating Party at the are-
na from 1:00-3:30 p.m. Everyone is
welcome to attend as you can also
play cards in the auditorium (if you
don't skate) . Hot chocolate will
also be served,
The parents of grade five to eight
students at St. Boniface School are
reminded of the important meeting
on Monday February 15 in the
gym at 7:30 p.m. to do with the
program on values, influences and
peers they are taking in school un-
der the direction of Mrs. Craig and
Constable Marshall, dealing with
the topic "Danger - Drugs".
Beavers
The Beavers at their weekly. meet-
ing on Tuesday February 2 the boys
had a investiture night held at the
public school. On Tuesday thc 9th
they all enjoyed. a valentine party
and exchanged valentines with each
other. Z PS
Students at Zurich Public School
had a busy week as February 1 be-
gan "Environmental Studies". Ron
Spurr spoke to everyone from the
Ministry of Natural Resources per-
taining to the theme - Operation
Life Line.
The children arc also preparing
speeches for the public .speaking
contest that will be hcld'on Thurs-
day Feb' ' ' • 9:15 a.m., with
winners goy ► to speak at the
Hensall Leg{uu Hall on Tuesday,
February 16 at 7:30 p.m.
Personals -
Congratulations to Mike and
• Lori Masse on the arrival of a babf
boy born on February 4. He is the
36th grandchild for Clare and Lu-
cille Masse. -
Congratulations to Ann Dcichert
and Peter Bornath who were married
at St. Peter's Lutheran Church on
Saturday.
Times -Advocate, February 10, 1988 Page 11
Stop -work still in effect
Hay council met for its third reg-
ular meeting of the year on Febru-
ary 1, but refused to lift a stop -
work order imposed on the Bluewa-
ter Properties subdivision near St.
Joseph
Solicitors for the developer sent a
letter to council asking that the or-
der be lifted, but council insists that
work will not continue until the
criteria of a development agreement
between council and the developer
are met.
A building permit was issued to
the developer in error, resulting in
construction beginning without
council approval, which was re-
quired by the development agree-
ment.
In other business, council opened
a special meeting in session for the
court of revision for the Bender -
Becker Municipal Drain extension
project.
The cost of the `extension to
drain approximately 97 hectares of
land is estimated at $37,680. No
appeals were presented to council,
which allowed the township to
pass the bylaw authorizing the pro-
ject to proceed. Tenders for con-
struction of the extension will be
accepted until 12 noon March 18.
A special meeting was held by
council on January 27 to discuss
and pass bylaws concerning water
distribution systems from the
Highway 21 water line.
Charles Pearce and William
Burke from the Highlands II subdi-
vision both objected to the front-
age.asscssment assigned them in
the distribution bylaw for the sub-
division.
Council discussed the objections
with Bruce Potter from B.M. Ross
Zurich
Mrs. Carmel Sweeney 236-4702
SAFETY FIRST - St. Boniface School principal Dave Sharpe informs
the grade 5,6,7 and 8 students of the rules they must follow while skiing in
the Pinery.
SNACK ATTACK - The St. Boniface skiers feed their appetities at the Pinery chalet after their day's skiing.
Consulting Engineers for the pro-
ject and referred to information
from the county planning depart-
ment and the Huron County Health
Unit. they decided to alkhv the
calculated frontage of the lots to be
reduced from 140 feet to 70 feet,
thus reducing the cost of their wa-
ter hook-up.
Bylaws were given first and sec-
ond readings for the construction of
water -distribution systems in the
Lakewood Gardens South, Cedar
Banks, and Schadeview subdivi-
sions..These bylaws are subject to
OMB approval, after which they
can be given third and final read-
ings for circulation ampng the
public for possible appeal proce-
dures.
A petition from the Vista Beach
subdivision has been received by
the township. Burns Ross con-
sulting engineers have been asked
to prepare a report on a proposed
distribution system.
The 1987 summary of accounts
for Hay council has been prepared
to show total remuneration for all
elected.officials for the township.
Reeve Lionel Wilder received
$6,490, including $784.25 for ex-
penses and $825 for cheque signing
for the year. Councillor Claire
Dcichert received a total of
$5,801.90, Murray Keys
$4,829.58, Gerald Shantz
$5,473.80 and Donald Weigand
86,269.10.
Aspecial meeting held on Janu
ary 12 brought an appeal from Hay
Township against the proposed Zu-
rich drain project. The resolution
reads that "the work is unnecessary
to the extent of the work proposed
and far exceeds the need for a proper
outlet for the farms. The assess-
ments against lands and roads with-
in the limits of the municipality is
[sic] unjust and excessive. -
Hay council gave its official ap-
proval to thc plans for county -wide
reassessment under Section 70 as
proposed by county council.
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