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i». George B. Scott
wishes to announce the opening of
his office for medical practice l>rl
.Clinton,
At Dr. Addison's former
office, 140 Townshend Street
Office Open:
9a.irt 5p.'r., Mondays,.
Tuesdays, Thurscys, Fridays
Telephone: 482_3503
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PA YMENT AC;CEPTED
Liberal candidate Graeme Craig, centre, looks onglumly as results poured in
showing him behind Conservative candidate Murray Cardiff in the election
race for the federal riding of Huron -Bruce. Watching are Marie McGavin, left
and °campaign manager Bruce McDonald, right. (Exeter T -A photo)
CLINTOIa1N$WS-at' EICQRro.7'HUR,Sp"
L.branes wei1 use
.The year 1979 marked a Library received grants
year of contlnued,,growth from Outreach Ontario to
for the 28 branches ,of the sponsor the following
artists: Merrick .Jarrett
(folksinging) ; Paul
Galina Minae Company;
Birn Born, Boom (Circqs
trio.); Theatre Aquarius;
Port ,Stanley Festival
(puppet show) and
Andrew Forgrave (magic
show). Children's
programs were taped for
County -Cable in Listowel
by Marian Doucette and
Therese Wilson.
Miorofilr readers
were purchased for,
Clinton, Seaforth and
Wingham ' branches.
These branches have
copies of. their town
to 2,614 films borrowed. newspaper on microfilm.
The summer reading Signs with library
theme and midterm hours were installed in
activities were—some—of the yi•llaxe libraries
the programs sponsored Book drops were
by Huron County Library
to celebrate the Inter-
national Year of the
Child.
Through co-operation
with Midwestern
Regional Library
System, Huron County
Huron County Library,
according to the annual
report.
Total yearly circulation
was 286,253, an increase
of 19,16Q over the-, same
period in 1978. Bayfield,
Goderich, Hensall,
Wingham and Zurich
branch libraries showed
a marked increase in
circulation*.
Total number .of
requests filled at
headquarters in Goderich
was '2,598 items, an in-
crease of 425, over the 1978
total. Film. bookings
increased 22 per cent up
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VOLUME 1 OF
FUNK & WAGNALLS
NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA'
STILL ONLY 9c
purchased for Clinton,
Exeter and Seaforth,
New staff members
were hired at several
branches during the year.
Mrs. Dorothy Moffatt
was hired at Exeter, Mrs.
May Wiggins was hired at
Dungannon, Mrs. Maxine
Hyde was hired at Huron
Park, Mrs. Velma
Robinson was hired at
Hensall, Mrs. `Marsha
Triebner was hired at
Bayfield, Mrs. Olive
Sproul was hired at Ethel
and Mrs. Dorothy Smythe
was hired at Goderich.
Two . branch , staff
meetings were held for
the town and village
libraries and one meeting
for the other 17 branches.
Three students were
hired through Experience
'79. They visited vacation
camps and held story
hours and crafts at
Auburn, Dungannon,
Blyth and Belgrave.
Book Clubs were for-
med at Goderich and;
Bayfield. Branches.
Huron County received
a $7,000 Wintario grant
for the., purchase of
Canadian books.
The library par-
ticipated in the half -back
program for the purchase
of Canadian records.
Four Perth County
townships, ' Wallace,.
Hibbert, Blanshard and
Fullarton, gave grants to
Huron County Library for
service . to Perth
residents.
The Seaforth . Huron
Expositor and the Zurich
. EIR AR 1,1 PAG 1
uron
Citizens News were headquarters. This
microfilmed. The 1978 purchase will mean in*
editions of other local creased library service
newspapers were. also put throughout theecouhty,
on microfilm. The Library Board
The library purchased purchasied anew van for
text books for the .1n, book deliveries,
.structors of the Adult ' Talking books (books
Basic Education on tape for the visual
Program in Goderich. handicapped) a r e
The library had a total availabel through any of
budget of $449,799 to work the town ' and village
with; $317,117 fromthe libraries. These books
County of Hurorr,i 1, ;32.2 are -borrowed' 'fror a: -the-
from the Province of collection at Midwestern
Ontario, $3,360 from Re,gional Library
Experience '79, grant, System,, Kitchener. A list
;$.7'.;000 from Wintrio, and of these titles are in
$5,00 other. "Talking Book
Forty-six percent of Catalogue'. All of the
this budget was spent .on branches havelarge print
salaries and 25 per cent books- for easier reading
on books. The rest _ was and are willing to send
spent on processing, books by mail to . any
capital equipment, rents, „patron who :is not able to.
benefits-- - - -and get to any of the 28
miscellaneous. It cost branches.
about $8.05 per capita for There has been con -
library service. siderable use made of the
In 1979 the Property libraries in Huron County
Com,,m ittee of Huron as indicated by the in -
County Council ' pur- ' crease in circulation.
chased the Pentecostal Many patrons visit
Church at 66 Waterloo libraries for reference
Street, South in Goderich materials and this
for the express purpose of number is not included in
a new library the figures.
Separate board
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secondary education, the
end results will be the
quality of education in
Ontario schools will
deteriorate drastically or
the present excessive
taxation of the local
taxpayer will reach
critical proportions."
Trustee David O'Reilly
was asked to serve as the
board's representative on
a 15 -member committee
preparing' Stratford's
Master Plan for Parks
and Recreation.
Board members were
notified of a Learning
Disabilities Seminar,
jointly sponsored by Bell
Canada and the Ontario
Association for Learning
Disabilities which will be
held at Elborn College,
London, on April 25. Mr.
Eckert said the board will
be sending a number of
their . special education
teachers'to the seminar.
In other business, three
school principals: - Don
Farwell of St. Joseph's
School, Clinton; Ennis
Murphy of St. Patrick's'
School, Kinkora; Larry
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Cook of St: Patrick's
Dublin and John
McAuley, presented the
new principal's handbook
to board members.
Mr. Farwell told the
board the purpose of the
handbook was to be used
as a guideline for prin-
cipals in the _ everyday
operation of their schools.
— -Chapters in the han-
dbook include "The
principal and the law",
"Index to board policies"
and. "Information.. on.
. matters of business
administration."
Principals -are also
given a number of
guidelines for staff
evaluation procedures in
the handbook. John
McAuley told the board
members staff evaluation
now occurs a minimum of
two times a year and a
written evaluation report
is forwarded to each
teacher. The teacher's
signature is required on
the original of the report
to verify- that they are
familiar with • the
evaluation. ' Fhe written
evaluation is followed by
a conference between the
principal and the teacher.
Board ' member John
O'Drowsky asked during
the discussion on the
handbook whether there
was any'requirement that
at least one member of
each school staff had
taken first aid training.
Mr. Eckert said this
wasn't board policy, but
that there, is at least one
staff member in every
school that has taken the
St. John Ambulance
first aid course.
Do you know?
According to The Book
of Lists Charles Dickens
used non-existant books
to decorate his library.
Along with Modern
Warfare by General Tom
Thumb, Dickens
displayed one of the
dummy works of the
matte -believe I9 volumes
of Hansard's Guide to
Refreshing Sleep. The
spines of these fake
volumes were used to
mask some of the wook-
work that the great
novelist chose to cover
up..
PART-TIME STUDIES AT
WESTERN
Are you interested in beginning or continuing your work toward a
B.A. Degree? We can help.
Dr. Rort Martin, Director of Part -Time Studies, The University of
Western Ontario, will be conducting interviews in:
CLINTON:
Wednesday, February 27th from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. ,
Room 135, Central Huron Secondary School,
165 Princess Street East, Clinton
GOERICH:
Wednesday, February 27th from 6:45 - 8:30 p.m.
Ro?m 30, Goderich District Collegiate Institute,
260 South Street, Goderich
KINCARDINE:
'Wednesday, March 5th from 4:00 - 6:00 p:m.
Guidance Office, Kincardine District High School,
Kii%cardine