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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-27, Page 2or I}t 9,1 Swiss Watches , •Avai.lable, in different•fashien, olOurs, and designs. t •Quartftechnoiogy •§h.ock Resistant, water resistant to 100 foot depth•. *One Year Warranty One low price - only $45# only at ANSTET JEWELLERS B Albert St. CLINTON 284 Main;St. EXETER 26 Main St. South SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. E. ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E WALKERTON M ationn aC .. elle won -Perth, oma l tlo parate'School BoaM',s second li r school ' jaaning wire littee haw sent out a report ough the sehoola and churc aea in the two eoun s. . stee. John Win (4 Stratford, 04109 man of the planning oolittee, said the committee Is now ill •thee proems of, gather- ,* itiformatiOn. Once it has information it - wants to present tbis.to the public. "At the moment • we're working out specific details:" said Mr; Devlin referring to the committee's task; of detailing how` Catholic high school(s) will be set up in the two counties.: - There was some concern that not, all ratepayers received a copy of the report which outlines the .beards plan to set up one. or two Catholic, high Schools. b September 1986. "We want to make sure nobody is left out," said Mr. Devlin. Copies are available at all Catholic schools and churches. YOUR LAST CHANCE All Remaining °all & Winter Merchandise IS NOW REDUCED TO. a sp EE"Arm& SQUASH RACQUETS 4 O//O SELECTED MODELS 5 OFF SKILOM 160 Reg. '79.99 FOR MEN, WOMEN & KIPS"SfL,ECTED''- 1 SKI WEAR i.... op -o v(p s. UP E •pt iL E To 2 fir/ l .OITRAN! BADMINTON AND RACQUET BALL RACQUETS ALL MODELS.. CKAN" 75 mm (Broken Sizes Reg.'29.99 HEIERLING $ BANFF 75 mm Reg. -69.99 ----- SNSLAEIERLING DYTO 7185 SNS LADYTOUREn� Reg. '89.99 HEIERLING DA DAVOSSNS Reg. 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(Hundertmark photo) Video stores already classify movies despite n.ew le�islation Because they already classify their any hard core of child pornography we 1 that," Coo. videos, managers of two Goderich video l71'iUe ourselves in ditcib, says Ms. ween. stores say new regulations under the Both video stores already ask for iden- TI<`Seatres Xmead' ent-Ancrwdt not- affect--=-tifi ionrf m y a� _ .... their businesses bit their reactions to the buy restricted videos.- I r; both -rill new legislation vary. allow minors to rent restricted movies While Jackie Coon, supervisor of the with their parents' permission. three Oscar's Video stores in Huron Coaun- "If the parents sign for the videos, ty, welcomes the legislation,.$ ob Brindley, : they're gone. We no Say;" says Mss; manager of the Goderich Entertainer says Coon. it is only more government intervention. Some parents have informed Mr. "I have them all completely rated Brindley to allow their children who are as myself already," says Mr. Brindley. young as 10 years old to have any movie "Anything I'm not sure of I view myself." they want, he says.. The legislation gives some authority to "We're more lenient than movie the classifications already made by the theatres but we're controlling it the best video stores, says Ms. Coon. we can. I've seen it happen that a guy on • "Wee already restrcted movee sure that b kids don't the underage will rent ong asor kids the r friends .� leo are gislation) sure takes the ' pressure off. My name - s-on-the-billr-L-can't •do , anything, staff is pleased,"she says. about it,"he says. Under the Act, all videos will have to 0 Mr. Brindley questions the ratings given bear an authorized Ontario Film Review to some movies by the Ontario Review Board classification sticker when they are . Board. offered for sale or rent to the public. The "Sometimes there's more abusive stickers are supposed to help the public language in the PG movies than in the judgethe content of the films with four restricted movies. And some restricted classifications: Family, Parental . movies are a little risque but good com- Guidance Advised, Adult Accompaniment edy," he says. --and--Restrieted; - Without parentalpermission, both stores The classifications are meant to curb the agree that children do , not get old of flow of pornographic, degrading and restricted movies from them. violent video productions. As well, all "You hear of the 13 and 14 -year-olds who video retailers and distributors will have say, `Let's go down to the video store and to be licensed by Apr. 1,1985. rent a video while Mom and Dad are "They're not asking us to:do anything away.' Well, we just don't allow that," we're not already doing. We don't carry - says Ms. Coon. Beer store locks doors 4 7 • ear!y11 �ue sc a morning Pat Osborn, manager of the Brewers Retail Store in Goderich got the word to lock the doors at 6 a.m. Tuesday when talks bogged down between the Interna- tional Brewery Workers of America and three Canadian breweries. me I had to get the eys from all the guys. We're closed down," says Mr. Osborn. The one full-time employee and seven Part-time workers at the Goderich outlet pay dues to the Brewery Workers union. When threats of a lockout were made by the breweries last Friday, sales doubled at the outlet in Goderich. "I had people buying beer I hadn't seen since Christmas. One more day and we would have run out of beer," says Mr. Osborn. A bargaining session which lasted all weekend and into Monday evening in .mala - •th the issues of job securi- ty and wages. The union fears that 2500 workers could be laid off if the breweries shift from bot - t ans wbicb can_*_ filled with highly automated machines. Wages are secondary. The workers now earn an average of $14.85 per hour. Until the contract dispute is settled, Mr. Osborn will continue to work behind locked doors. "I don't know how long I'll be staying here but I've got to be here because they could settle anytime. During the lockout I'll clean the store and get caught up on the bookkeeping," he says. Interested COUNTY APPOINTMENTS persons are asked to apply for the following appointments: ALEXANDRA MARINE AND GENERAL HOSPITAL BOARD, GODERICH CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL BOARD, CLINTON WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL BOARD, WINGHAM to be effective with the Annual Meeting of the said Boards in 1.985. Please submit details in writing as to why you are interested in applying for one of the positions. Include telephone riurriber and full address. Applications will be received by the undersigned until 12 noon' on Friday, March 15, 1985. B:G Hanly Clerk -Treasurer & Administrator County of Huron Court House E3odorich, Ontario N7A 1M2