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The Huron Expositor, 1980-12-04, Page 28Th 711,- KURON'EXP'OSITOR, DECEMBER 4', 1980 Trustees Of the Huron County Board of Education believe their ritual of private meetings before official board sessions are neces- sary. In a special board meeting last Monday, Director of Education John Cochrane asked trustees if they wanted any changes made in the committeee of the whole term. Most trustees agreed that the private sessions were necessary when dis- cussing personnel problems. Mr. Cochrane prompted the discussion by asking if any changes were needed in the board's approach to private sessions. The min- utes of the in -camera meet- ing are included in the fallowing months agenda and all recommendations are covered by a single motion. Trustee Clarence McDon- ald said the closed sessions were not being abused and were a necessary part of board business. "There are things discuss- ed in committee and that's where they belong," he said. "We can't change that be- cause we have to protect our personnel." Goderich trustee. Dave Gower, said the closed ses- sion should be conducted at the conclusion of the regular board meeting and the sub- jects to be discussed in the dosed session shmrld be EDUCATION "It is normal to state the purpose of going into a dosed session but here it's done every month," he said. "Only the trustees know what the subject is and at the end a blanket statement (rivers all motions. It would be more open to the public if there was a list of what was to be discussed." Eugene Frayne said there was no purpose to Gower's suggestions and that all dosed session motions were ale hided in the minutes Personnel Relations Ad - nianistrator. Peter Grt sects. said time was needed to notifs personnel if terrnina nor of a tontrad tt as on VUh ed 'If an et:atilt-nee reads it in the lilt al paper the next dos it doesn't gt%e us tome to talk to thern... he said If it is not pubic( until a month later we have the time to rootofs ernp:osiees of the hanges One trustee saod a board erroposee read a Nviii a change on status on the =la %paper hefore hem2 nolo fled Its the hoard Huronview Sunday morning service was held in the auditorium with Rev. Wittich in charge The 20 voice male Own- from Blyth came and sang three numbers which w ere mu( h enjoyed The Exeter Young People and Pastor Loshbough (ame Sunday afternoon and held a service Marie Flynn. I rime Jaw son. Wilson McCartney. Ken Date Warren Whitmore Stewart Mc(all. Stan Hilton entertained at Old Tynte Music which was held in Normal Care Setting Roam on Monday afternoon We tonk a wan ride to Seaforth and Ktppen on Monday with Eber Lewis. NOM Dupee. Charles Macey. Bill McCurdy. Jim Rauldock. Ray Cornish and Joe McConnell enjoyed the ride. On Wednesday afternoon we had a large turnout of both residents and staff as well as some visitors to our Pie Social. Special thanks to Mary Lon Driscoll who was responsible for the baking of all those delicious pies. FA Stiles provided the lovely Christmas music that came from the organ in the chapel on Thursday afternoon. Mass was held in the chapel on Friday morning for our Catholics. We have been playing bingo on ground north each Friday and the location seems popular with the resi- dents. We hope the residents have been enjoying our new stereo which we have playing in various places throughout the home. UR MANY IN-STORE FEATURES CANADA GRADE A MEDIUM EGGSH. 79cDOZEN THIS STORE ONLY STORE PACKED WIENERS RANDOM WEIGHT PKGS. LB THIS STORE ONLY FPIEEZER OWNERS Buy a 6 LB. BOX WIENERS and save even more. 41. BOX THIS STORE ONLY Case of 24 CANS OF COKE 4.99 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS THIS STORE ONLY "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SUPERMARKET" CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 255 BEEF OR IRISH CLARK'S STEWS 280Z. 59 TIN FOOD TAKING TOO BIG A BITE OUT OF YOUR BUDGET? ASSORTED JELLO JELLY POWDERS 3 OZ. PKGS. 3 ,) 930 ALPHAGHETTI SPAGHETTI OR ZOODLES LIBBY'S PASTAS 19 OZ. TIN 73' Pperhor VALUE PRICED fel:COZEN FOODS McCAIN'S FANCY BRUSSEL SPROUTS PURE UNSWEETENED WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE 2 LB. 1 59 BAG 111•••••• 120Z. 990 TIN PURE UNSWEETENED KENT 12 5 OZ ORANGE JUICE TIN 63° 6HRRIAsITilksii7EAYFEE OR CRUMBS MINDARIN ORANGES POST CERE4L HONEY COMBS MOTHER PARKERS INSTANT COFFEE Mc NAIR' S HOT CHOCOLATE 25 G ENV oF 565 PK G 4006 1 09 PKG _ 73 10 OZ _ TIN ORANGE PEKOE RED ROSE TEA BAGS PKG OF 60 163 FRENCH PEA OR VEGETABLE HABITANT SOUPS 2 89' Superior VALUE PRICED QUALITY MEATS "FRESH- FAMILY SIZE PACKAGES 1/4 LOIN PORK CHOPS •••••••, 45 "FRESHCENTRE CUT ONLY LOIN PORK CHOPS LB. ?5 CUT & WRAPPED & FAST FROZEN WHOLE PORK LOINS 155 4006 1 75 PKG 100? 589 JAR RITZ CRACKERS MILK MILK 4500 PK G 149 SWIFTS EVERSWEET BREAKFAST BACON 5006 PKG. SWIFT'S PURE PQRK SAUSAGE MEAT SWIFT'S PREMIUM WIENERS 500 G PKG 1 Le PKG SWIFTS SUGAR PLUM BONELESS & FULLY COOKED DINNER HAMS LB. 49 10111•011011 DEEP BROWNED LIBBY'S BEANS WITH PORK a 19 OZ. TIN 5 9. MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI SPLENDOR P4tSTAS 125 1 KG PKG. Superior VALUE PRICED GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA TOMATOES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA TANGERINES CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CARROTS CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONIONS i•MMEIF LB. DOZ.'o 49° BAG 39° 1 2 LB. BAG RICH MOIST SUPERIOR iatilieTnCAKE 2L8.89 PIECE CHOCOLATE I 39 SWISS ROLLS WONDER 39— ENGLISH MUFFINS 269 PKG OF 4 PKG OF 8 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN PORK RIBLETS OR FRESH MEATY PORK HOCKS LB. EVERY DAY LOW PRICES r", PARTLY SKIMMFD Qt Ra g F-4()%1fl4ri Nin [1 0* Ba0, 1.97 2.°9 SWIFT'S PREMIUM STORE SLICED MACARONI & CHEESE OR CHICKEN LOAF LB. 159 COCONUT OR CARAMEL V/ESTON'S CEYLON COOKIES 3006 PKG. 79 85 115 ELEGANT 3006 CHOCOLATES BOX ELEGANT 600 CHOCOLATES BOX 229 399 SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED COOKED HAM 175G 1 39 PKG ORANGE BLENDED OR GRAPEFRUIT (FROM CONCENTRATE) SUNPAC CITRUS JUICES 480Z, 99 TIN GLAD THE STRONG ONES GARBAGE BAGS LARGE 26 s 36 PKG 1 I 9 OF 10 3 miSS MF CAT FOOD 60? TNS 930 TErilER VITTLES soDOG PKG 123 EVEREADY TRANSISTOR BATTERIES SIZE PKG.' AA OF 4 SIZE PKG OF 2 SIZE PKG 0F2 9 VOLT SIZE EA 1 79 119 123 119 DEL MONTE ASSORTED PUDDING CUPS 1° SLEEVE OF 4 5 OZ. TINS TINY TIN SALE STOKELY'S VEGETABLES WAX BEANS tO OZ .PEAS 100? CREAM CORN 1002 OR BEANS WITH PORK 8 OZ 3 TNS SANDWICH BAGS OF 50 PK G 69 CLEANSER 2 riNs 99 AJAX 14 02 5°70 Discount for Seniors Wednesday Oni:v! Open Thursday, Friday Night until 9. REGULAR OR WINTERFRESH COLGATE 100 ML I 29 TOOTHPASTE TUBE BONUS PACK 50 MI EXTRA SOFT 'N' DRI 250 ML 199 TIN DEODORANT 161HNOWED WALNUTS SOLID AIR FRESHENER CARE 200 G89 PKG 200 1 39 PKG KELLOGG S CORN FLAKES PREPARED FRENCH'S MUSTARD (rAlu'.FAOLIVE DETERGENT FOR YOUR PET GAINES MEAL 675G 1 49 PKG 16 OZ.590 JAR Pnces Effective Until Saturday. Dec 6. 1980 In Most Superior Stores We reserve tile right to tomot quantottes to normal family requirements s., ' ' . - - ,... - ., ... .., , . - .., ,....„ - .,. supEmoR mARKET "Serving You Better — Saving You More" Supplied and Serviced by Elliott Harr & Co, Ltd