Zurich Citizens News, 1977-10-05, Page 15AUCTIONS ARE GOOD PLACES FOR TALKING, TOO — Standing
beside a stack of cement blocks during the auction sale at Hensall's
arena were these three, deep in conversation — (left to right) Ken
Clarke of Hensall, Ray Consitt of Kippen and Harold Caldwell of
Kippen. Staff photo
Huron Centennial open
house well often «.ed
There was a good turnout for
the Open House September 29
which provided the teachers and
parents with an opportunity to
meet each other early in the year.
Our school staff has remained the
same and our present school
enrolment is 519.
A presentation in the gym on
Open House night recruited 14
community volunteers to help
with a proposed Adventure
PIayground. Further community
response would also be welcome.
Arrangements are underway to
hold a meeting to play this
playground to be located at the
school.
A great number of parents
have also volunteered to assist in
the primary reading program for
one and a half hours per week.
There are many other school
programs in the works. Even the
pre-schoolers can enjoy a story
and crafts with our librarian,
Mrs. Carter on Wednesdays
starting October 5. The kin-
dergartens are excited about
puppetry and making applesauce
as well as learning many school
routines. Grade one is planning a
school trip to the apple orchard
this month. Grade two, in their
community studies program, is
preparing to visit Clinton bank
and Post Office.
Mrs. Lebeau is organizing the
Junior Choir for Grades 3, 4 and
5. A Grade five field trip is
planned to Bannockburn Con-
servation Area and Morrison
Dam to study conservation,
leaves and plant life in a natural
setting.
The senior choir under Mrs.
McKinley is also underway.
Grade eightclasses are
already earning money for the
May Ottawa excursion. They are
selling Christmas cards now and
plan will soon launch a campaign
to sell Hallowe'en treats. Each
Grade eight class is looking
forward to two days at Camp
Sylvan during the second week in
October. There they will engage
in various outdoor studies.
Student's council has begun its
activities by electing their new
executive. The president is
Sandra Coleman, vice-president,
Paul Kalbfleisch, treasurer,
Larry Taman and secretary,
Cheryl McAllister. They too are
planning strategies for money -
raising for the adventure
playground.
Recently attended workshops
in the county proved to be very
profitable for the ten teachers
who presented information and
materials to the staff on
Professional Development Day.
Pipeline
controls
favoured
"Strong intervention by the
Ontario Federation of
Agriculture and local farmers
has resulted in a rational Energy
Board ruling outlining con-
struction methods to be used in
installing pipelines," announced
Peter Hannam, President of the
Ontario Federation of
Agriculture, today.
"This ruling came out of the
hearings on the Nanticoke to
Hamilton pipeline. The ruling
specifies that the pipeline
companies must separate the top
soil from the subsoil --to minimize
the effect of compaction and to
avoid further compaction, The
companies have also been or-
dered to hold meetings with their
on-site foremen to make sure
word is passed down to every
crew.
"The big'problem with pipeline
construction is compaction,
which means that the soil
becomes too tightly packed to
allow movement of water, air,
fertilizer, etc. This makes crop
yields very low and often results
in the need for expensive tile
drainage," explained Mr.
Hannam.
"While OFA is pleased to have
won this ruling, we remain very
concerned about the whole area
of pipeline and hydro con-
struction. „
Grand Bend
i . soccer finals
The Huron-Lambton all stars
are the only pee wee soccer, club
from Ontario "remaining in the
Ohio International Cup playoffs.
Sunday in Niagara Falls, the
Huron-Lambton youngsters
edged Greater Niagara 3-2.
Scoring all three goals was
Charlie Wise.
The Southwestern Ontario pee
wee Cup final between Grand
Bend United and Sarnia
Nationals was postponed
Saturday because of bad weather
and has been rescheduled for
Sunday, October 9 at Norm Perry
Stadium in Sarnia at 3 p.m.
In an exhibition game, Sunday,
the Grand Bend pee wees
swamped London German
Canadians by a score of 8-0.
Kevin Coyne led the Grand
Bend scoring attack with three
successful kicks.Nick Van.
denberk and Andrew Couper
each added two goals and Bill
Mennen was the other
marksman. Rich Helm was in
goal to gain the shutout.
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Irene Hartman 550 2
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Isabel Becker 554 9
Helen Faber 635 12
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Citizens News, October 5, 1977
Page 15
Our Own
Pure Pork Sausage
Fresh
Butt Pork Chops
Tin End
Dinner Hum
Fresh
Chicken Legs
Fresh
Chicken Breasts
Devon
Bacon
Fresh 3 to 4 Lbs.
Chickens
ib.
Ib.
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lb 99'
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lb 99'
Ib. X1.19
1 Ib. pk., Ib. 1 040 7
Ib. 75'
We have football hams, fresh turkeys and big
roasting chickens available.
CUSTOM SLA UGHTERING
BEEF MONDAY PORK TUESDAY.
Trucke s:
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icen
If you drive a truck over 18,000
pounds or tow a vehicle over
1.0,000 pounds.
You ust have your
rivers licence conv te
to the properclassifica
tion byJanuary 31, 1::=`7
Ontario
After January 31, 1978, you will
need to be retested, using the
appropriate vehicle, before a new
licence can be issued.
Further information is available
at your local Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications
Driver Licence Issuing Office.
Ministry of
Transportation and
Communications Harold Gilbert, Deputy Minister
Hon, James Snow, Minister