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The Huron Expositor, 1990-07-04, Page 1414 rHE HURON EXPOS{TOR, JULY 4 1990 GRADUATES JANE VAN de BAN - Jane Van de Ban graduated with Honours from the University of Waterloo on May 24, 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts, English and Applied Studies. STEVEN VAN de BAN '- Steven Van de Ban graduated on May 25, 1990 from Sir Sanford Fleming College, Peterborough, with his Forest Technicians diploma. SUSAN RONEY - Susan Marie Roney, the daughter of Franklin and Margaret Roney, Staffs, graduated from Conestoga College on June 23, 1990 with hu diploma in Business Administration, Accoun- ung. She received her earlier education at Upper Thames Elementary School and Mitchell District High School. Susan is currently employed at Ultimate Canada in Waterloo. JOANNE RONEY - Joanne Louise Roney, the daughter of Franklin and Margaret Roney, Staffa, graduated from Conestoga College on June 23, 1990 with ha diploma in Business Administration Management. She received her earlier education at Upper Thames Elementary School and Mitchell District High School. Joanne is currently employed at the Head Office of Canada Trust, Kitchener. Manor's early risers quiz with Concentration SEAFORTH MANOR Intended for last week Nursing Home Week was a busy week here at the Seaforth Manor. Special events included Pies in the Face, Bake Sale and our Strawberry Social. Many thanks go to Pat Ryan, Bev Eisler, Joanne Ryan and Ruth Hildebrand for taking a few pies in the face (all to support a good cause, of course!) and to the many staff and volunteers who brought in baking. Despite the rain on Saturday, close to 100 people attended our Strawberry Social. Large portions of strawberry shortcake were enjoyed by all. To date, $530.00 has been raised for Alzheimers research! A bingo was held on Monday afternoon with winners being: Alvin Dodds, Bert Deichert, Jennie Hildebrand, Marg Waase, Dennis Arney, Frank Smale, Gerrie Taylor, Mary Essery, Keith Herman and Wilma Brill. Thanks to Anne Rowland, Viola Lawson and Dorothy Papple for helping at the tables. The end of the school year is here...Tuesday morning, Mrs. Thomas' Grade 5/6 class came for their last time. Instead of our usual bowling, the class entertained with their play, "The Trial of Goldilocks". A social time featuring piano solos followed. We look forward to their visiting us over the summer - thanks for everything! On Wednesday, the aroma of hot dogs and hamburgers lingered in the air as we had a BBQ. Lenny Bloomfield, a one time cook, helped flip the tasty burgers. The weekly church service was led by Reverend Gilson of St. Thomas Anglican church. Thursday aftemoon, our Euchre Volunteer ladies hosted the last regular euchre before the summer. Our men's high was Ben Deichert, ladies' high was Marg Smale, lone hands high was Edith Salo, men's low was Pat Ryan, and ladies' low was Margerite Shill. Thanks to Eva McCartney, Hazel McGonigle, Doreen Kelly, Dorothy Papple (prizes) and Mary Nolan (a lovely snack!). Early Risers met Friday morning to limber up their minds! a game of team Concentration and several word games were enjoyed by all. A new group of entertainers, "The Riehl Band", provided an afternoon of fun and frolic for our June birthday party. Everyone danced up a storm as the Band entertained with several requests. We look forward to having ;hem come again. In addition, cake and ice cream were enjoyed by all, especially Margaret Dunbar, Eva Netzke and Alvin Dodds who all celebrated birthdays this month. Eva Netzke is our oldest resident, 97 years young! On Saturday, June 23 we also held our Residents Council raffle. First prize, our junior quilt, was won by Mary Connelly. A silk flower arrangement from Hildebrand Flowers, the second prize, was won by Isabel Gardiner and third prize, a wall clock from Sills Hardware, was won by Cecilia Maloney. Congratulations to all, including our top sellers, Ila Gardner and Frank Smale. Get well wishes are extended to Jennie Hildebrand. A hearty welcome is extended to our newest resident, Edna Lloyd. Edna came to us from Maplewood Manor. We're glad to have you, Smiley Face!. Successful supper for Hibbert Church women Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 235-2346 Bruce and Mary Balfour, Sault Ste Marie, visited on the weekend with Cliff and Margaret Miller, and also attended the 125th celebration of Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Pat, Joanne, Mathew and Kelly Donovan, Val D'or, Quebec, visited on the weekend with Joanne's parents and family. Mike, Mary Jane, Cassandra and Stuart Parsons, holidayed in the north, visiting Santa's village at Bracebridge. Many from Staffa community, attended the 125th Anniversary of Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Sunday. 4-H Wildlife club takes in Wawanosh The third meeting of the St. Columban Wildlife Watchers 4 - H club was held June 27 at 9:15 a.m. The meeting was called to order with the 4 - H pledge. The club then decided on a title page and prepared for their voyage to the Wawanosh Nature Centre. Here , they were told about the purpose of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. The guide reviewed map reading skills and had the members orienteered a short course to make sure that they knew what they were doing. Members then went on a longer, more chal lenging course. The club enjoyed their lunches in preparation for their afternoon hike. On the hikc, they observed several different habitats including mash, woodlands both deciduous and coniferous, and wetland. They also played two games involving "knowing your tree" and looking at the soil found in marshes. At the conclusion ot the tour, they thanked the guide and the meeting was conc l uded. The next meeting will he at the end of July at the liulleti Conservation Area HIBBERT UNITED CHURCH WOMEN Allowing Dorothy Dow to plan our June meeting was a good idea, because we ate our lunch at the Crosswinds and moved to Mitchell Park for the formal part of meditation and business conducted by Dorothy. Gwen Christies accor- dian accompaniment for our singing was ideal in the out-of-doors. A report of Campsite Experience held at Bimini was received. The Regional Rally was announced. It will take place at Mitchell United Church on October 17. Gwen Christie will act as Regional Secretary for 1991-92, with Florence McPhail as alternate. We thank them for accepting this responsibility. The treasurer's report proved that the Strawberry and Ham supper had been a successful venture. Besides helping us with our fund-raising, it demonstrates excellent planning and good co-operation in the work place. From our funds, we contributed to our local Stewards, to Camp Bimini, and Huron -Perth Resource Centre. A report from Offical Board was received, as well as a letter of thanks, for our contribution to sup- port Huron -Perth's Refugee family. Since 45,000,000 eat in fast food outlets each day, Verle Mahon gave us some words of caution about the weaknesses of a "fast food" diet. Fat is high, as is sodium. Fibre, calcium, and nutrition are often low in popular "fast foods". Choose What Do You Do For U.S. Funds? -U.S. BANK ACCOUNT -KEEP CASH -BUY TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES Here's A Better Alternative! FINSCO U.S DOLLAR MONEY MARKT FUND 7. 608 An investment opportunity for those individuals and Misinecses with an ongoing need to manta,n us Dollar halances DAILY INTEREST DAILY LIQU!DiTY LOW MINIMUM INVESTMENT ( US $1.000 ) NO ADMINISTRATION FEES NO REDEMPTION CHARGES •....r....rrw A+� rwd - wry. t7 ' �� .. AM ti Itifr ,.- l IM ! s■w t Pnr further uhrma . wa on the Firrico US ()Mlar M, nay Marian Fund ..� please ctwttact. Witt ut a+ttliptum Inuriamtri Ge nfre Md. 411a1CAMRTN ILAlb 5274420 MOM! re011.11Crus a., .00,4111 FINSC wisely. Consumer pressure brings change. Summer time music by Gwen Christie and "Plant in a Garden" read by Dorothy Dow, as well as a short reading "Pleas" by Margaret Kemp, completed the programme which was a enjoyable one. SERVICE SPECIAL OIL CHANGE 'Includes up to 5 Litres of ON *New Filter e !et ALL FOR ONLY 995 CAIN Iwo uarirr rli�glcs 1 BOOK AN APPOINTMENT TODAY - 527-1010 Service Dept. open Saturdays trill 1:00 p m FORD 111.116011eakrah,bs MEROURY. PNS.1111AY 1 MST N7.141,• VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH DOROTHY HAYS -Hospital Auxiliary Dorothy is a 50 year member of the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary. The auxiliary was formed in 1933 and Dorothy joined in 1939. Her continued dedication towards hospital patient care and assistance to nurses and staff has been outstanding. She has held all executive positions and is well known as an excellent fundraiser. The Hospital Auxiliary to Seaforth Community Hospital boasts 65 active volunteers, who all help support the programs and fundraising projects of the Auxiliary. Programs include Palliative Care Service, Junior Volunteers, Tray Favours, Love Buckets (baby seat program) and assisting the Activation Group, toward patient care. Fundraising Projects during the year which have proved so successful are the St. Patrick's Pie Sale, Penny Sale, Talent Money, Fall Fair Draw, Christmas Bazaar, Fall Bake Sale and Craft Table, and draw at the Toy Show. All proceeds go toward equipment for the Hospital and improved patient care. Congratulations Dorothy! An outstanding achievement. An invitation to comment on an environmental assessment for the proposed Ontario Hydro program in respect of activities associated with meeting future electricity requirements in Ontario An Environmental Assess- ment has been submitted by Ontario Hydro for an undertaking consisting of a Program in respect of activities associated with meeting future electncity re- quirements in Ontario Ontario Hydro has published a Demand/Supply Plan Report setting out proposals to ensure that a continuing reliable electncity supply is provided in Ontario. Each alternative Demand/Supply Plan includes management of the demand for electricity, non-utility generation. rehabilitation and retirement of generating stations, redevelopment. extensions and new developments at eleven hydraulic generation sites. the purchase of Alecto cal power and energy from Manitoba and new fossil and nuclear generation The approval being requested cpt out in Chapter 19 of the Dernand/Supply Plan Report and pertains to a) the The Environmental Assessment Act Subsection 7(1) Notice of Completion of Review requirement and rationale for transmission in Ontano to incorporate purchases from Manitoba: and, b) the requirement and rationale for specified generation and tran- smission facilities, including nuclear, fossil and hydraulic generation Before the Environmental As sessment Board convenes a heanng on this proposal, you have the right to submit com- ments on the proposed undertaking. the environ- mental assessment, and the government review which has now been completed How do you get the Information you need? You may inspect the documents dunng normal txlsiness hours at the following ministry offices F nvironmental, Assessment Branch 5th FL, 250 Davisv, HA Ave Toronto, Ontano 14.44S 1H2 (416) 140 3150 Ministry of the Environment regional offices in Hamilton, Toronto, London. Sudbury, Thunder Bay and Kingston (Check the blue pages of your telephone directory for addresses ) Please submit your written comments so they are re- ceived no later than August 7,1990 Send them to Ontario Hydro Demand Supply Plan Jim Bradley. Minister Ministry of the Environment 5th FI , 135 St Clair Ave W Toronto. Ontano M4V 1P5 All submissions received by the minister will he forwarded to the Environmental Assess ment Board for their consid enation at the hearing mentioned below Comments on the undertaking the environmental assessment and the review may ako ho Environment Environnement Ontario aietw submitted directly to the Envi ronmental Assessment Board at the hearing Publk Hearing to be held The Environmental Assess- ment Board will be holding a hearing under the Environ- mental Assessment Act The Environmental Assessment Board will issue a notice giving the date. time and location of the hearing Anyone who wishes to make submissions to the Environmental Assessment Board should note the Board's requirements when the Board issues its no- tice Any person requiring more information on the hoangg shouki contact F xaative Coordinator Ontario Hydro Demand' Supply Plan Hearing F nvironmental Assessment Board Sth FL 2200 Yonge St Toronto. Ontario M4S 7C6