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Superintendents -.celebrate 25 years
All the road superintendents in the County
were assembled under one roof Wednesday
as the Huron County Road 'Superintendents
Association held its annual banquet at. the
Seaforth Legion Hall. This year's banquet
wasa special one for the superintendents as
it marked the 25th anniversary of the
association.
Among the many representatives of the,
towns and township's in the County were a
number of the members of the association
that joined it when it was first created 25
years ago.•
Association president Wayne Dolmage ad-
resse a gathering, en urne
microphone over to Roy,Sparrow, who gave
an account of the history of the association
over the past 25 years..
Mr. Sparrow commented that on the
Silver Anniversary the mutual support and
awareness there is in the •association, is
evidenced by the continual growth of the•its
membership.•He then turned to what he call-
ed the good old days, when members of the
association "had youth, ambition, dreams
and a mortgage."
He recalled the first meeting of the Huron
County' superintendents, :held at the Clinton
Hotelx_and the tnt tir_m_thgy_exchanged
ideas. He remembered when the subject of
forming .an association was first launched,
and the final agreement. A president, vice
president; secretary and other. executive
positions were filled and every superinten-
dent wishing to join was charged a fee. of $2.
RECOGNIZE MEMBERS
Also at the banquet the accomplishments'
of two members who served as president of
the Provincial . Road Superintendents
Association, were recognized. William
Taylor served. in 1973 and Allan Nicholson
served in 1976. Bill Taylor was also
• recognized as, being the 'only member who
attended the organizational meeting for the
association back in 1962.
The homage paid Mr. Taylor and Mr.
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25th ANNIVERSARY - The Huron County
banquet to honor their, twenty-fifth year as
cut the anniversary cake with BiII Taylor,
photo. „•
Nicholson was followed by addresses from.
the Town of Seaforth, Elected Officials;
County Engineers, - the Ontario Road
Superintendents Association' and the
Warden of Huron County. These speakers
thanked the Association for the work it has
clone and praised it for its level of participa-
tion and its efficient organization. In the
words of Dennis Merrell, a county engineer,
the association is a "good forum for the ex-
change of information and ideas." •
Road Superintendents association held a
an association: President Wayne Dolmage<
Roy Sparrow, and Eric Finkbeiner. Corbett
There was also a guest speaker who
lightened the mood at, the banquet Giselle
Ireland, who has written for several
publications and' is the author of five books • •
including "Bumps in your Coveral'Is,"spoke
about her many humorous experiences as
the wife of a hog farmer.
The evening was rounded out as Associa-
tion President Wayne Dolmage thanked the
association and the executive of the associa-
tion and wished the assembly good night.
Enrichment activities . come to 'SDHS
Excellence, once achieved, must continue varied, quality programme to astudent at the school, has been very successful in
to be a goal for any school. So it is at body that demonstrates interest and raising the awareness of students and
Seaforth District High School, known' achievement
beyond its boundaries as•a school offering a A new initiative is the development of
e enrichment opportunities for SDHS
students. The term enrichment is used here
to refer to activities wloich are not strictly
related to academic subjects but which are
interest or recreationally oriented. The ob-
jest is to provide a learning experience the
student can .carry on in their non -school
time. Examples would be ham radio opera-
tion, hunting, sailing, and Model building.
The school intends •to. begin these ac-
tivities in two ways. On the morning of
December 2 it is planned to offer the Grade 9
students the chance to take part in two
75,minute sessions of their choice in groups
of 8-10 students. The second effort will be to
offer noon hour enrichment activities to the
entire. student body. Once or .twice a week
students would have the opportunity to take
part in an hour-long session -during -lunch._
. In order to successfully accomplish this
members of the Seaforth and district com-
munity are invited to share a skill or in-
terest they may have with the young people
at the school. All activities would be super-
vised by a staff member at the school. The
school is very interested in members of the
conununity being. part of the education of
the students. Anyone with a skill or interest
they would like to share with the students is
encouraged to call Jinn Empringham, the
principal, or Dave Onn, special education
resource teacher, atthe school (527-0380).
The commitment of time would be one or
two sessions on December 2.in the morning
or one or two noon hours a week for a
specified period (1 month, 6 weeks - your
choice).
A.D.A.P.T., another special programme
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Co-op 2695 is rated at 2800 heat
units. being a single cross with very
high yield potential. This hybrid
which was new only last year pro-
vides large Remelted yellow grain.
Coop 2880 was one of our new sin-
gle crosses last year. 1t is tall leafy
Preen with tush foliage and a
long ear size. This hybrid responds
for grain or silage production.
parents alike • regarding the issues of drink-
ing and driving, and responsibility and
alternatives regarding the issue of drinking
and drugs. A variety of special'programmes
have been.very well received and classroom
activities have generated .considerable
discussion and debate. According to Mr.
Empringham, the principal, "the most en-
couraging outcomes have been the number
of students who had already made responsi-
ble decisions about drugs and alcohol before
the ADAPT programme and the number of
students who have re -assessed their deci-
sions because of the ADAPT programme".
He has also been impressed by the degree of
community support for the programme.
"This is an education, programme we cannot
carry out successfully without the support of
the community. Reinforcement at home and
around the community will help our young
people as they make decisions". ..–
The .next Parents' Forum, an opportunity
for informal discussion of common interests
and concerns centering on young people and
education, is scheduled for Thursday,
November 19 at 7 p.m. Any parents in-
terested and available that night are
welcome to attend. Please call Mr. Empr-
ingham at the school (527-0380) if you plan
on coining out.
Council
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Mickle's nay votes, Town of Goderich Reeve
Harry.Worseil's two nays. brought the total
of opposing votes to four. Town of Goderich
Deputy Reeve J. P. Doherty was absent
from the session. The town is the only
municipality with three county council
votes.
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