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1S-,THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 29, 1976
PE classes
This term the students in the
450 ph);sical education classes are
finding the activities much differ-
_ ent from routine sports. Curling
and cress country skiing are just
two of the items on the teaching
agenda for this term.
Becausc.of the number of days
fy skiirig
of school that have been missed
because of the winter weather,
the classes '''''''' only had 'one
class each of both sports. 'Before
they could start their cross'
country, they had to prepare the
skiis by pinetarring and waxing
them,
SDHS Welcomes a new student
'to level three. Her name is Judy
Nixon. She is the daughter of
John and June Nixon
who have recently moved near
Brussels from "foronto .
'Judy is seventeen' years old.
She has—three older sisters and
one twin brother who also attends,
• SDHS. •Her hobbies are cooking,
swimming, dancing, music and
•rollerskating. In Judy's' former
school she won several awards for
her outstanding ability in the
sport of shOt put. •
Judy's favourite subject is'
believe it or not, shop. Shp is the
onlygirl in SDHS who takes shop~
When asked if she folind much
prejudice from the , guys in
the class, Judy said yes. A lot of
them don't believe she. is capable
of achieving what the teacher
asks. In her school in Toronto,
there were several girls in her
shop class.
As for the future, Judy wants to
be a chef. She enjoys cooking arid
is good at it. Good luck Judy, and
glad to have you here.
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Tramp champs perform
• This ThurSday the tramp
Champs will be at Seaforth High
Students may watch the perfor-
mance of their death defying
• stunts .for'a smalladn/ission fee of
:25cents. Full turn out is expected
so get out and support your-
school.
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Reach For the Top
On Sunday, the Reach for the
..--- •----..,._ Top contestants from SDHS corn-
...ti_S
petition With Orangeville was"
„ .. ... kS__„ .______L , shown on television. Our, team
•
Ausable Cbnservation tells how they work
• . Last month's column dealt with
the purpose and Iiinctiotr of a
.onsery ation authority .. Lo,, it is
,..stablished and hov, members are
•aptfOintect, anti • gave a brief
history of that A usable-Bayfield
(onseryttt ion Authority.
. ' Authority PrOgrams
Since an authority's purpose
and function is to curry out a
' progymi for the wise use and
man agement - of the renewable These beards and committees
natural rcs6urccs . within it!, 'area make recommendatiom; to the
• of iurisdiciton. its moral] program 'Execut ix c ,Committee which is
is broken down into different composed•of the.chairinen of each
resource ' . categories: y, Liter adyisory .., committee, three.
..,.olutrol: consc4x-Mitin .areas: land • • members at large, the past
Lew planniTi'g: to.'”••4r,y..11,,b, and • chairman, and the chairman of
wildlife: a nd - .conser, ation the. Mloritv,Who is elected by
•seryiceS; ,which includes t he the merribers., , The Executive
:assistance proaams' • ' to Conaitte.e 1S --in' charge of . th'e
landowners, such • as ,
tree . month-to-Month huSiness of the
planting. erosion control. and 'Author:4y but must recommend
.farm tree replacement. . .. the adoption of new projectsand .
Organization' . programs to a meeting • of all
.r, - • In order to consider. approx e. Authority members. The
• and•dircet MI6/It/al projects and members in turn are expected to
' Conservancy of Canada'• .for
example), fat' ge companies.'„and
'n erected inch viduals.These
7 clonal 'd funds pay . for the
•-..... Authority's shal=e of 'a project,
/ • and allow aft authority to carry our
these special projects without,
gracing a heavier tit it-den on the
municipal levy: For projects th.at
will _benefit only certain
municipalities, such 'as the
Walker Drain • erosion ' -control
project, a special benefiting levy
is paid by the im,4sjpality Or •
,mimicipplities involved. " ..
. R&;teation
One • Of the , more . .
on-going - programs p1 the ',.
Authority is the develo.pment,,and
t iniproseinent , • of - facilities
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programs within these resource.
categories, the Authority's 35
members sit on a • number of
advisory boards and.:committees,
such as Flood Control and
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Valleviand .s. Reforestation . carry out the approved program,. miles of • groomed snowmobile . .., . .
Wildlife and Land Use. 'Edu
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CatiOn .' a the Authority 'tia total of. trails. and 3 miles 'of cross-
unit Information, and Land ' $014.000 in 105). . • ,.' ' ' country ski trails. -There is " iln
Acquisition .and Management. to , This m•oneycbmesmainly,..from.„„. excellent toboggan hill and ' work ,,
name four out of the seven. • two .,,sources with the possibility of has •been` started on a skating
.assistance from a third. Most of rink., . .
the limes, from 70, • 1.5"1i, conic • Upon request, the Barn can he
from the 'Ontario' Ministry of madetiVailable, for group use (i.e.
Natural Resources in the form of --Skiers„ toboggan, parties, etc.)
grants for pro:cets approved by Keep ' an, eye out for notices
the Minister. The remaining 25 ..•,. annohncing the Parkhill Winter
30"i!.. called ' the • Attthority'S .
share, is normally raised be a levy .
on the member-municipalities, in
the same , way thak•poards . of
education levy each municipality
in the' county.
For spicrial projects, such as a
' large and important land
. acquis ition, funds 'are sometimes
•
obtained li'y private ^ donations
from foundationS (The 'Nature
provided for- the publii in its tin
conservation areas throughout.
the "• watershed, •A'll' these
recreation areas arc open for use
ill year. hid in the winter the
visible
• . Jack Robertson
Soles Manager
We oow have the largest selection of used
cars ever on. our lot. This is bUt a small sample
of the cars available..
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1973 CHEVROLET
Biscayne four door sedan. An exceptionally. clean car
With 35,000 original miles, finished in dark brown with.
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went down in defeat 'but they
competed well and our school is
proud of their effort.
Snow Stops Buses
The heavy snowfall which
we'Ve had during the 'past few
weeks has caused, the cotintry
students at least, to have several
unexpected holidays. The
teachers don't think much of this
but most 'of the students don't
mind it at all.
keep their respective .councils internal reads and parking 'lots Fun Day'coming up ..in February
informed 'of the Authority's are not plowed. At the Parkhill for the entire watershed
prOgram and plans. • , Conservatidn Area: however:, community,
• Finances ' • winter spOrts are being' , Please. snowmobile
Money is required Of course to 'encouraged. There are over 10• t nthusiasts, keep to, the marked'
Iiind•designated trails an0.,r,espect
reas, :where snowni4lles are
Parkhill is just one conservation
area - there are marry More in the
watershed where fun; 7enjoymeli* •
and appreciation for The'•fiatiffin
environment can. be found..
out and enjd'y the 'winter - the
beauty Of nature practically at
your doorstep.
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VALUE
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