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Orkin 16J 5E4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, June 13, 2001-13 News Reminiscing • with Johnston part of reunion From Pogo 1 "I'm telling everyone to bring a lawn chair and to come and sit under the trees with me to remember the old days. I hope it's a nice sunny day so we can relax and chat and enjoy ourselves," says Johnston. He says many of his former students are still friends, who fill his house when they visit the area. As well, many of his current students are now children of former students. "The trick is to get out of the business before I start teaching the grandchildren," he laughs. While Johnston has been head of SDHS's phys. ed. department since 1976, he remembers highlights .of his coaching years as the first time Seaforth beat a Stratford team in boys' basketball in the late 70s, Driver charged third time for not having licence A 24 -year-old Hensall man has been charged with driving while suspended, driving without insurance and driving with an expired licence plate. He was stopped in Seaforth on June 6 at 2 a.m. on Huron Street for a traffic violation when the officer discovered the offences. OPP report this is the third time he was charged for driving with a suspended licence. The 60 Day Turnaro • Nothing •eines the success of recycling like the beverage can because every one you recycle is processed into a brand new can in as little as 60 days! Aluminum soft drink cans are highly valued in your municipal recycling program. Don't Iet any Sec away! PIeae rocyde. Sponsored by: �� ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DES CANADIAN NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION JOulNAux WDO FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL (municipal recycling telephone number) OR CHECK www.(municipal webpage on recycling) leading to the winning of three Huron -Perth championships in the late 70s and early 80s. During the 1980s, both the boys' and girls' teams won WOSSA (Western Ontario) championships in basketball, the boys winning seven and the girls winning five or six. "The 1980s were a very strong time for us for basketball. But, that was before St. Mike's opened up in Stratford," he says, adding that SDHS's sports programs have been eroded by the loss of athletes to the Catholic system. "You can't afford to lose anybody if you have a school of 300 students and a lot of the younger siblings of some of our best athletes ended up going elsewhere. It's understandable but frustrating," he says. Johnston adds that one of his regrets is that he was never able to coach some of 'the children of his early students because those children are now attending Catholic schools. As well as coaching close to 100 teams, Johnston has also taught parenting, history and math. "I've really enjoying e - mailing people to invite them and there are a lot of people I'm really excited about seeing. My retirement was a really good excuse to get everyone together," he says. Council • to sign contract for OPP policing By Scott HNy.ndor}f Expositor Editor After learning more about proposed changes to how OPP policing can be purchased, Huron East council is preparing to enter its $959,000 contract with the OPP as originally planned. Administrator Jack McLachlan said there is a private members bill in the Ontario Legislature right now that, if approved, would see municipalities able to purchase two levels of policing in one contract: a higher level in urban areas and a lesser level in rural areas. Council had to enter a contract for a higher level of service across Huron East, including the rural areas, in order to be sure the urban Seaforth Ward would not lose its more visible police presence. "At this point, we have no assurance it will go through," said McLachlan of the proposed bill. Meanwhile, the contract documentation arrived last week and was expected at last night's council meeting for signing. Mayor Lin Steffler said if the hill does pass, they could still negotiate a new contract at the end of the first contract year. The contract is being back -dated to April 1 which Steffler said will save the municipality money because they will not be billed for the extra officers that were Deeded in town during the arson investigations taking place since April 15. Sterner is not hopeful the private members bill will pass, giving Huron East a chance to save on policing costs next year. However, she told council now that the idea has been brought before the legislature, it's possible it could be reintroduced in a more formal fashion than a private members bill sometime in the future.