HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-03-30, Page 8Page 8 Citizens News, March 30, 1978
AROUND THE NET — In Tuesday's game between the Hensal.l Combines and Parkhill
Merchants, the local squad dominated the game. In this action early in the first period no less
than four Combines (left -right) Wayne Corbett, Rick Ingram, Dan Taylor and Fred Campbell
were in the opposition's zone. Staff photo
Combines, Merchants tied
in South Huron semi-final
The Hensall Combines and
the Parkhill Merchants
were tied up at one a piece
in their best of five South
Huron hockey league
quarter -final as Hensall
defeating Parkhill 6-3 Tues-
day evening.
The Combines completely
dominated the game which
saw Rick Ingram score the
first three goals of the
game.
At the 6:29 mark of the
first, Ingram took a pass
from Gary Kyle and put one
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past Steeper in net for the
Merchants.
With a little over a minute
remaining in the period,
Ingram scored his second
goal of the game with help
from Brian Campbell and
Bill Chipchase,
Midway through the se-
cond period, Chipchase and
Kyle found Ingram in the
open and slaw the former
member of the Exeter
Hawks score his third goal
of the game.
Dwight Consitt continued
the barrage on the Parkhill
net as he scored with a
Merchant player off for
hooking. Fred Campbell and
Steve Knight assisted.
With a little over five
minutes remaining in the
period Consitt and Walker of
Parkhill engaged in a alter-
cation which saw Consitt
receive two minutes for
roughing and Walker, five
minutes for fighting plus a
match penality for pulling
Consitf's face mask during
the fight.
The Merchants, returned
to hockey with goals late in
the second period and early
in the third.
Three minutes after
Parkhill had scored, Steve
Knight took passes from
Fred Campbell and Dan
Taylor and scored the fifth
Hensall goal.
Parkhill got that one back
but the Combines main-
tained their composure with
Chipchase scoring the last
goal of the game. Brian
Campbell and Ingram
assisted.
The third game of the
series was played last night
in Parkhill with the fourth
game scheduled for Friday
evening in Zurich.
Stay out of Classroom
Continued from front page
ween boards and their
teachers, whether the
teachers are forfeiting their
right to further work sanc-
tions by returning to classes.
A spokesman at the
Commission's office in
Toronto said Tuesday
morning that a request from
the Huron teachers asking
for a clarification had not
been received.
Jim Kilgour, a field
sources officer with the
Commission stated that to
his knowledge, no such
request had been made.
When asked what reaction
the Commission would have
to such a request, Kilgour
said that such information
should be first conveyed to
the parties concerned and
riot to the news media.
In the three years which
the Commission has
operated, a request similar
to that of the Huron teachers
has not been made, -he
stated.
In a hypothetical case
where teachers had been on
strike and then returned to
work for one dayKilgoursaid
that it would be impossible
for him to decide whether the
teachers would jeopardize
their strike position due 'to
the fact that many areas of
the legislation which brought
the Commission . into
existence had not been
tested.
Kilgour did state that a
strike could end without a
collective agreement being
signed.
Friday's meeting between
the Board and the teachers
was a debacle as the talks
broke off less than an hour
after they had started.
Spokesmen for both sides
accused each other of
negotiating in bad faith and
of returning to the
bargaining table only to
attempt to sway public
opinion.
Mrs. Weary described the
bargaining session as "a
whole lot of nothing."
"We felt totally frustrated
when we came out of there.
We've had some bad sessions
before but this one was
unreal."
E. C. Hill chairman of the
Board's negotiating team
said that he was disap-
pointed at the teacher's
negotiating committee.
The Goderich trustee
leveled a blast at the
OSSTF's committee saying
"This committee and this
board will not be subject to a
blackmail, nor will we allow
the children of Huron county
to be the subject of a ransom
Hotel trade slow
features exhibits
The hotel, restaurant and
institutional industry will be
presenting their annual
trade show, Hostex '78, in
Toronto at the Coliseum,
Canadian National Exhibi-
tion from Sunday, April 23 to
Wednesday, April 26.
The Ontario Food Council
is coordinating the Ministry
of Agriculture and Food ex-
hibit featuring five producer
marketing boards. These
are the Ontario Apple Com-
mission, Ontario Bean
Producers' Marketing
Board, Ontario Egg'
Producers' Marketing
Board, Ontario Grape
Growers' Marketing Boajd,
and the Ontario Greenhouse
Vegetable Producers'
Marketing Board. Samples
of products will be part of
the display promotion.
The food service industry
uses over 25 percent of all
food products produced in
Canada. Food service sales
continue to grow and were
estimated to be over $4.6
billion in 1977.
Ontario producers have an
excellent opportunity to ob-
tain an increased share of
this market by participating
in this show.
The show is not open to the
general public. However,
producer marketing groups
who may be thinking of
promoting to the hotel,
restaurant and institutional
industry are encouraged to
see the show and visit the
Ministry's exhibit at booths
34, 36, 38 and 40.
GIVE BLOOD
SAVE
LIFE
demand. We don't happen to
think the people of Huron
county will accept that."
Hill said that the Board --
was willing to give the
teachers input "but we're
sure as hell not going to get
into the situation where our
ability to manage is so
restricted."
After talks broke off the
Board released the teacher's
1978-79 contract demands.
The board and the teachers
are trying to reach an
agreement covering this
past year's contract plus next
year's agreement
three teachers in the future
will not be realized.
The OSSTF is also asking
that the Board increase its
funding for such things as
sabbatical leaves and
professional conferences.
This would cost the board
an additional $70,000 Reeves
said.
World peace can be
achieved, revealed, offered
and manifested on earth
when the Divine Power of
Love replaces the undivine
love of power.
According to the teachers
the salary increase would
amount to 10 percent while
the board claims it would be
closer to 13.2 percent.
Teachers will receive a 7.5
percent increase including
cost of living increase for
this year's contract.
For the 1978-79 agreement
in addition to resolving the
dispute surrounding the
number of pupils they will
handle during a day, the
teachers are asking that the
pupil -teacher ratio which is
presently between 16.8 and
17.2 be lowered to 17
students per teacher.
Fred Reeves, Board's
negotiator said that this will
not cost the Board anything
but it will mean that a
projected saving in not
having to hire an additional
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