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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-28, Page 3• BEST RATES Short term 11% 1 yr. GIC $ yr. 0 C 12%% ABC ANNUITIES 51 &1ST ST so0112iCH 524-27731co11,•ct, THE ALL NEW NM WO The Newest Volvo Has Just Arrived For Your Inspection. 'ME VOLVO 740 GLE "IT'S EVERYTHING BUT YOUR STANDARD SEDAN" M -W MOTORS LTD. 184 EAST ST., GODERICH 524-2113 "Selling Volvos for Over 25 Years" astyu Super Specials ' White or Whole Wheat Soft .-. . Dinner Rolls 99 Ci doz. • Chocolate Chip, 2 doz. • •---•-_-- 2.49 Tasty Nu Bread ,i;0,No artifical ingredients inisiodFinest Quality Fresh daily 'mil, loaf • Marble Cheddar . • Cheese • Mild or Spiced Dutch Gouda Bulk Fruit Mix or Peel 2.99 Ib. 3.19 Ib. 1.49 Ib. 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"in this cir- cumstance after considerable time and discussion, it is evi- dent that Mrs. Young remains adamant in her course of ac- tion. The previous steps of progressive discipline and the decision of an impartial tri- bunal have not caused this teacher to alter her priorities in such a manner as to fulfill her duties. The Huron Coun- ty Board of Education has therefore found it necessary to terminate her employment." Before the vote was taken, Tony McQuail, a trustee of the board, stated that though he had taken part in anti- nuclear demonstrations, he had to consider his position as a member of the board. Mr. McQuail added that he hoped in the future other alternatives will be con- sidered in problems between the board and its employees and that, "posturing and per- YES 11ts14 to helP "144916 of ETB19P1A1 • • FAMINE RELIEF — Victoria and Grey manager Joyce Black accepts a collection box for Ethiopian famine relief from Pentecostal pastor Bob Donnon, chairman of the South Huron ministerial. The ministerial has arranged to have boxes in ail banking institutions in Exeter. Aid for Africa solicited Continued from front page ternational Development Agency. The Canadian Foodgrains Bank is an amalgamation of seven denominations - Cana- dian Baptist Federation, Canadian Lutheran World Relief, The Christian and Mis- sionary Alliance, Christian Reformed World Relief Com- mittee of Canada, the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada and the United Church of Canada working together on the record and ex- pertise inherited from the Mennonite Central Commit- tee, which has been operating a Food Bank for several years. The donated funds will be used to purchase Canadian grain and deliver it to those who desperately need it. The Foodgrains Bank partners Christmas bureau Continued from front page completely anonymous. They make appointments and choose one toy for each child as well as one new article of clothing and two pairs of mitts per child. The mitts, says Mrs. Symes are hand knit by volunteers. Churches in the county also give white gifts and various groups within Huron give clothing and toys. "People are incredibly generous," says Mrs. Symes. Mrs. Rivers notes a special group of volunteers or donators who tend to be very guarded about their anonimi- ty. These are people who have used the services in the past and have come back to help out. "They really shine from our point of view," says Mrs. Rivers. "They are giving back what they got." Those extra special items always needed for the users of the Christmas bureau are snowsuits, winter coats, fresh fruit and something for the adults. Donations have already started coming in. Hurondale WI has given $100; Ausable River Nomads $50; Canadian Canners realizing the need is greater this year, is planning to increase its 1984 donation. The exact amount won't be known until next week. Toy collection boxes have been set up in Exeter Public School, Stephen, Usborne, McCurdy, Mt. Carmel, Precious Blood, Hensall and Zurich and South Huron District High School. 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Continued from front page be far more effective than in- carceration Judge Cochrane believes. "The emphasis is getting away from custody except'for crimes of violence that re- quire a custodial sentence," he said. "In the case of the drinking driver society is less tolerant but, jail is not the answer. "A second offence for im- paired driving brings with it an automatic sentence of 14 days and three months minimum for a third 'offence. These people are not necessarily crimials, they have a drinking problem. The fact that society is much more aware and attun- ed to the problem of drinking drivers can be a more effec- tive deterrent. If drinking and driving is socially unaccep- table, it is less likely to occur. While there will always be complaints with respect to the judicial system, education and awareness of the public would help in all areas Judge Cochrane suggests. If anything can be said for volume of criminal activity and the dispensation of justice in provincial court here, it is consistent and has been so over Cochrane's tenure as crown attorney. Approx- imately 8,000 cases are pro- cessed through the system an- nually and less than 1,000 of those will be of a criminal nature. "We have a low caseload for the province and since I've been here it hasn't varied 10 percent a year." he explained. It was the challenge and responsibility of the discipline that attracted Judge Cochrane to the pursuit of a career in law and it that "challenge of decisions" that he will miss in retirement. But retirement holds promise of golf, tennis and winters in Florida with his wife and visits with three daughters. During his law career in Exeter, Judge Cochrane was active in municipal politics serving the community in the capacity of councillor, reeve and mayor. He was also chairman of the South Huron Hospital Board and the Ex- eter Public Utilities Commis- sion; past president of the Ex- eter Lions Club and past master of the Masonic Lodge. Until a new provincial court judge is appointed by the At- torney General's office, judges from London, Chatham and Walkerton will handle the caseload here. Scotts Leather 8; Tack Shop 120 Sanders St. W., Exeter 233-0694 Western Boots, Belts, Buckles & Hats Tack and Horse Health Center 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. All Clothing 3'4 prise are dropping cash into one of the boxes that you also fill out one of the donor forms available. Ministers in Grand Bend, Hensel] and Zurich are mak- ing•similar arrangements in their towns to collect for famine relief. Knowing you have helped save someone from starving to death should make your own Christmas dinner taste all the better. Extend hours at post office The Exeter Post Office is taking part in Canada Post's national program to extend hours of service at its counters during the Christmas period. The extended hours will see counter service in operation on three Saturdays during the month of December -- theist, 8th, and 14th.1,; The Exeter Post Office will provide three additional hours of service - 9:00 a.m. to Noon -- on each of the three Saturdays. Conservation Continued from front page the Bayfield Anglers Associa- tion and was presented by Authority chairman John Tin- ney to Gerry Uniac. The Bayfield club received the award for their continuing efforts to improve sport fishing in the Bayfield river. These efforts have included successful fish egg incuba- tion, the planting of trees along water courses and par- ticipation on an advisory group working on the develop- ment of a long range plan for the Conservation Authority. Runnersup in the category were the Exeter area based claybird gun club and the Huron Soil and Crop Association. The gun club nomination was made for their participa- tion in a province wide Pitch - In cleanup program and help- ing to help plant trees on AB - CA property. The Huron soil and crop group winners of the award a year ago was nominated again in recognition of their efforts to control soil erosion. sonal convictions" would not create irreconcilable diticeeeeerelOwing . the meeting Mrs. Youlllg said that the Huron County Board of Education had "made it clear to me and the public in general" that absence will be accepted for almost any reason but par- ticipating in a non-violent protesShe also differed with a re- cent arbitration considered by the board in its decision which found her actions "in- subordinate and in violation of her duties as a teacher." "I feel very strongly that I was performing my duties as a teacher," she said. Mrs. Young said her next course of action, which had been delayed by the board's Nov. 5 decision to request per- mission from Bette Stephen- son, Minister of Education, to fire the teacher, would be to file e n appeal with the Board of Reference. There may also be a possibility of a civil action. Mrs. Young also said that because she feels there is lit- tle chance she will teach again, especially in Huron County, she will probably complete arrangements she has made to do volunteer work in Toronto and live on her pension of about ;10,000. The activist also said she would continue to participate in demonstrations. Times -Advocate, November 28, 1984 mazaa THE 1985 MAZDA RX -7 IN STOCK NOW From 514610. Plus freight, prep and taxes M -W MOTORS LTD. 184 EAST ST., GODERICH 5242113 32141111 SE -IE - MI- SIAM )ARI ). HEARING TESTS No Obligation EXETER PHARMACY Thursday, December 6 - 1 to 3 p.m. Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes J. D. 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