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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-09-16, Page 12Page 12 Times-Advocates September 16, 1976 CB enthusiast hears from 'First' Mama Thanks to excellent broadcast conditions a few weeks ago a Crediton CB enthusiast was able to make contact with a famous person. One evening early in August Gerry Gaiser spent a few hours with his favorite hobby, Ile was in radio contact with a lady who said she was from the United States and identified herself as "First Mama," The Gaiser family was thrilled to receive a letter last week from the White House in Washington and it was signed by Betty Ford and identified herself as "First Mama," The letter from the wife of US president Gerald Ford read as follows: Dear IVIr, and Mrs. Gaiser: Sat, Sept, 18 HEATED POOL A big 104 and many thanks for thinking of me. I am proud to be included among CB ers who have joined together in a common network of mutual support, assistance and friendship. This is KNF5933 'First Mama' sending all good numbers your way from the Home-20 along with my wishes for a good day today and a better day tomorrow. Nice Modulating with you. Betty Ford Gerry Gaiser said reception conditions have not been as good since the night he talked with Mrs. Ford. An employee of Dashwood Industries, Gaiser is known on the airwaves as Sawdust and his wife goes by Sandpaper, Silver Dollars COAT enrolment up, food interest rises Green Forest Motor Hotel TALKING TO WASHINGTON-Gerry Gaiser of Crediton had the good fortune recently to talk with Betty Ford, wife of United States president Gerald Ford by CB radio, Above, Gaiser talks on his set and holds the letter from Mrs. Ford who is known on the airwaves as "First Mama". T-A Photo YOUR HOSTS "PETE" and "CAROLE" PEITZ HIGHWAY 21 — GRAND BEND "Maybe its because there is a greater interest in Ontario's food industry" said J.A, MacDonald, Wally's Middlesex teachers okay salary agreement Results of Fair crops agreement for lump sum payments which were a part of last year's settlement. The new minima and maxima salaries are shown below with last year's figures in parentheses. Category 1 - $11,350 (10,500) to $19,450 (18,200); Category 2 - $11,775 (10,900) to $20,000 (18,700); Category 3 - $12,925 (12,000) to $22,600 (21,000); Category 4 - $13,600 (12,500) to $24,275 (22,450), Secondary school principals will be paid a maximum salary of $33,600 and vice-principals' salaries range up to $29,150. As part of the settlement, both the teachers and the Board agreed to cooperate in establishing a Committee on Mutual Concerns which will discuss such matters as staffing, class sizes, and other conditions affecting quality education. The joint committee will make recommendations to the Board. THIS WEEK'S ENTERTAINMENT the great sound of SUNDAY SPECIALS Soup or Juice 4 Choices of Dessert Coffee or Tea Roast Turkey $3.95 Small steak & Fresh Mushrooms $3.95 1/2 Spring Chicken $2.95 Child's Orders Only - Va Price Sun, 12-8 Mon. 10-12 Tues, 10-4, Wed. 10-12 Fri. 10 a.m.-2 a.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 a.m. Closed Thursday Full Course Meals Chargex In separate meetings held last week, the 263 secondary school teachers employed by The Middlesex County Board of Education and the Board ratified a salary agreement for the 1976-77 school year. The teachers are members of District 41 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation. According to Mr. J.W. Sifton, Chief Negotiator for the teachers, and Mr. G. Dafoe, Chairman of the Board's Negotiating Com- mittee, the settlement, reached after about six months of meetings will cost the Board approximately 8 per cent and is within the limits permitted by the Federal Government's Anti- Inflation legislation, The set- tlement is being sent to the Anti- Inflation Board for approval, The salary grid itself is ap- proximately 10 percept higher than last year's grid, but there is no provision in the new Exeter Agricultural Society secretary Garnet Hicks has announced the results of the barley and winter wheat com- petitions held in conjunction with the 1976 Exeter Fall Fair. Elmer Powe was named barley champion with a score of 91. Close behind second spot with 90 was George Sereda. Third place went to Bob Down with 85 and Allan Rundle and Wayne Tuckey were deadlocked in fourth position with identical scores of 84. Lorne Passmore and Howard Pym each accumulated scores of 83, Winston Shapton checked in with 81 and Ed Miller scored 79. The winter wheat winner was Howard Pym with a score of 96. Ed Miller was the runnerup with 95, Gerald Dearing scored 94 and Donald Dearing's score was 93. George Sereda placed fifth at 92, Elmer Powe registered 91, Bob Down's score was 90, Tom Triehner hit 89 and Winston Shapton and Allan Rundle closed out the prize winners with equal scores of 88. In both divisions growers are not required to bring samples to the fair. Exeter PHONE 235-0464 Main: t. Principal of Centralia College of Agricultural Technology, when asked about the increased enrollment at the College this year. In reporting on the total enrolment of 300, MacDonald said, "We are pleased with the interest in our programs as shown by the growth in student enrolment. It proves our programs are very current. Centralia College, located in Huron Park. in Huron County,. registered a 15 percent increase in student numbers when classes started on Monday, September 13. The Agricultural Business Management course experienced the largest increase in students, a 35 percent increase in first year enrollment over 1975. This program prepares graduates for a career in farming or for ex- cellent jobs in agribusiness. The Food Service Management program recorded a 40 percent increase in first year enrollment. Graduates from this program are qualified to work as Food Service Supervisors in Canada's rapidly expanding food service industry. Other diploma programs offered at the College include Animal Health Technology, Community Home Economics and Fashion, The College, started in 1967, is one of four Agricultural Colleges in Ontario operated by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT STARLITE AWA is OR OD TEL ,47.011,1a. HOTEL r All Week Sundown OPEN NIGHTLY NIGHTLY First Show at Dusk '00 Dining Room Open Till 72 Midnight Children Under 12 in Cars Free GRAND BEND BOX OFFICE OPEN AT 8 P.M. 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