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PAGE ELEVEN
My Year At
The Town Hall
Py CAMERON.
GRADE 3
Asi walked to school orthe
bright sunny Morning .of SePtern -
tier 8th 1970, rhad a funny feel-
ing inside. me; What teacher ,,
what tOorn:',/Ould,..J.Jie.i.at4th.0,
Town Hall? And tOMake.matters
worse I-hadlogo to the -Doctor, -
that day. • • ' I
We worked, and Worked ail'day.
I wondered if we would ever
stop! • At last.,we got odt:.. I went
to the' D'Oetor. He gave me band-
aids for my blistered fingers (from
.holding the pencil).
A. few weeks later the teacher
told us' we were. going to have a
Hallowe'en party. I dressed up as
an abominable snowrnan. At the
Thanksgiving party:we kte fruit
and 'biscuit. Atthe tobogganing
party:I alrrpst •got run over by a
toboggan. At the, Christmas party
,we. gave each other preSents.froin
the tree. .
We. worked hard ftom Decern
ber. to June. We had rW6 field
days; one at kinlOss:Central and
one at the Town Hall. ,We are
going to Goderich .this Monday..
I am. sorry school is airnost' out.
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peopleinother:indUstries
took the Cu tLiin incorneAlkat faun**
ta e ,..1 bet they'd grUMNe ,
a lot InOre.` Burton oodgins. of
Kincardine!: Presiderit of the
Brik .Cou ray: Federation . Of Agri-
culture was coinmenting On.a rec-
eut.report that 'farm cash receipts
fell nine percent in the first
quarter of 19714 Receipts ran at
56niiilj�n in the first three •
months, OPlast.year;:. $328 in the
first,three rodoths of this year.
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product youlike, and yoti1 'see '
depressed prices ,4 Mr. Hodgins
said. 4t g. .ices
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Hog.prices are just inching theni.:
selves out one•of thel 'lowest
markets. ever l'urkey: prices are;
disasirotis, ' • . •
• "And yet if prices go up enough
to=g04.fatirrrs a fa
their' investments, everyone corti-.
plains. • Consumers should .recog" •
nihatl,far-niers711-arve-;.tol-dRalie
pro fit as .well as*the' packers and
the chain stores:" . . ,
• Farmers earned. an_ ave.rage '
just $4,546. last ye,ar..People in.
other industries earned cOnSidetr,
at;ly more.. The 1968'figures show
thatOntario,teachers earned ,an , ••
average Of $7,504...; lawyers, •
7.,863. , business eniployees;
$6;000.
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The Town Hall
BY NANCY THOMPSON
GRADEa
'The firstday of school was . •
Septernber •§th.. WernoVed 'from
the big schOOLdOWn to the•Town
f�r *4-440-btac.k.--bo
abort five weeks. ,• •
',Oovem,ber 7th Was my birthday'
so/they spanked me; In •
December we had a Christmas Corr
cert, .and party... 'Grades one, two
and three were in together, and 1
could hardty. think With the other....
classes • talking, ••In February We:.,
hada ValentiPess.. ivity
'Our teachers were Mrs: •Canip-
bell and Mrs. 'In pne.„., we
augeen4alley,CTOnser:Va?
non farm We saw Peacocks, ‘a....
skunk, a ferret ,:and sOine pheas-
ants. -:On Monday June .28th,
we'tegoing to 60deqeli• t� : see the
musetirn , theklarbour .park and
the Signal . •
• 'Out at Kinloss !Central .School. .
we had .field day, nd won: three .
ribbons,: J't_n..,gfadj;Wentio •
school at. the'.ToWn Hall.
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1,000 To
Falls Reserve
Conservation Area
The Honourable George A.
, Q. C , M-inister-of,EFer
and ' Resources- Management .and
Murray Gaunt , M. P P. fOr 1-juron-
ilruc'e , announce the approval of
provincial -gtant-in the -amount.•
of $21,000 to the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority to catty:,
out further development Work in
the Falls Reserve Conservation: •
Area.
"The Falls Reserverconservation
Area comprises sOnle 2'20
acres of land' located to the west
of the, Vi11age of Bentniller
the Township of Colborne; County
of Huron. It was acquired by
the. Authority in 1964.
Development work carried out
igethe area to date has iticiiided '
construction of a Campground ser-
vice b Idhig, a .OftedSiOti -
ingtpcnic ii0t6to campground
and service road, The Authority
, . MR. AND MRS. MEL RACKET T.
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'Hackett ApprediatiOn •
Night'-washeldrecently in the
-Port. Etiin .Arena • •
More than 35 O'people were pres-
ent to, honour d.M.ri. Mel
Hackett upon his retirement as Man-
ager Of,the, Port' Elgin 'branch of the
Ciadiap perm an o Corn-
rnerce., A position he has' held for
14 years. .
The Arena was transfOrme.d into,
is propOsing to, probeed 'with con-'
strpction of a maintenance build-
ing., :stOtage btii,Iding; service
a-d4and 'pa I
tionof a.small darn, and pond, •,
:deVelopment of scenic lookouts
,atid,-other.,:-general,development-'1
wotking'inCluding tree planting
and installation of signs: The 'ex-
lent.of the proposed develop-. , ':-
•rrient.iwhiCh Will take place in.: ,
1971,• will be limited by.the•finicis.
available to the' AUtharity,frOm
the Provincial :GoVernmerif,' '
Air Member MUnici lities are
designated as benefiting and will
bear the Authority'S'shate of•th.e
cost. • , • •
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an intimate night Club
With the use of .rail fencing and
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decorations, With small ialiles!'sur
.rounding the dance floor. •
MidWdy through the evening;
14c1,HackettWas presented with
a set of golf clubs MrS.•Jack :Mc.
orrni-Cir-Tiresericed-rlaikeT
with a bouquet Of roses.
Many words c•f praise and
appreciation were. spoken'by Ross
•Whither M.P. Iddie Sargent 1.
M.P.P. and Art Davey acted as
Master of Ceremonies. Each re -
Marked on the fact that Mr. Hack-
ett has been:a real asset to the.
comrtamity in_eyery waYL., . •
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•R. Laidley, Regional Gent
etal.Manager Of the Bank was able
to attend fora short time Mr
Laidley was officiating at a func-
tion -in Picton 4. 00 p. its The .
Bankof Comnleice chartered a •
piane to fly Mr: Laidley from -
Pitton to.POrt Elgin, arriving at
8: 60 0:tn. , he then had to leave
in time to be at Toronto' Island
'Airport at midnight. , •
e is a son o ex an y
• Hackettof Lucknow and was rads
ed in this community.,
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