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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-15, Page 18-41111 THE HURON .EXPOSITOR `NOVSMBiEh 15. 198v 7A �, r b ;gyp►; There are still a couple of tickets re- maining for the Seaforth - Denmark Hockey exchange. DANCE •and CAR DRAW TICKETS can be purchased at ob and Betty's Variety Store or any '(team member for $100. 'This will -allow you and a guest into the .dance,make you •eligible for nine cash -draws and :the .grand -prize draw for a Ford Probe. Only -350 tickets mill be sold, 'so purchase yours today. The dance will be held on Saturday, ?November 18 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m..at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Plan now, to attend the BIG WEEKEND m Seaforth on December 1,2 and 3, 1989. On Friday, December 1, the ANNUAL EVENING SANTA CLAUS PARADE will be held. The parade will start at the Com- munity Centres and go down main street. After the parade, the children can visit with Santa, at the Town Hall. On Saturday evening the HARMONY HI- LITES will perform their ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CABARET. The show will be held at the Community Centres and will feature small skits and concert singing. The tickets are going fast, so purchase yours soon. Tickets are available from any HI -LITE member. C "9 IME STOPPERS 14100:265.1777 pa ma The 3rd ANNUAL 'MIDWESTERN ON- TARIO SHOW AND SALE will ,be held on Sunday, December 3. 'This 'show will feature Farah toys, .dolls .and irniniatm•e dolls, Crafts, .Quilts and Antiques.:'Five shows, 'each in their own separate building, will be there. The Show and Sale begins at 9:30 am and will last throughout the day until 5 p.m. Special events that will be held on this day include: free ice skating from 12 noon til 3 p.m., Hay rides, a lunch room and many door prizes. Admission will be $2 for Adults and children under 12 will be free if accom- panied by an Adult. For more information on the show, you can contact Ross Ribey at 527-1390 or Betty Cardno at 527-1102. The SHOW AND SALE is sponsored jointly by the Seaforth Agricultural Socie- ty and the Van Egmond Foundation. Don't miss this ACTIVITIES. •The•Seaforth Lions Club would like to 4n- vite you to their annual FISH FRY, 'The fish fry will :be held 'on Monday, November 27 Prom 6 to 7 p.m. 'at the -Seaforth and District Community Centres and features all the perch you can eat for $10. Tickets are available from any Lions Club member or Larry Parker at 522-2020. Tickets are going fast, so get yours today! The Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association would like to invite you to their 12th ANNUAL NOVICE HOCKEY TOUR- NAMENT. The tournament will be held on Saturday, November 25, and Sunday November 26, 1989. There are 16 teams coming to Seaforth from all over Southwestern Ontario. The competition should be great! The tournament will run on Saturday from 8:30 am to 8:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 9 am. to 9 p.m. r s it1.ra weekend of FAMILY FALL TURES Spectate in Effect Thursday, Friday Saturday -While Supplies Last SOFT - WHITE OR BROWN DINNER ROLLS DOZ 'HAMBURG or HOT DOG 'ROLLS PKG 8 OLD FASHIONED DATE PKG 6 £DUARES 7 79 RASPBERRY OR PECAN TARTS PKG 6 9s The Goderich Town police and Crime Stoppers of Huron County are looking for your assistance in solving the following theft. On Tuesday, October 3, 1989 between 8:45 and 11:30 p.m. a vehicle was parked m an alley off 212 Picton St., E. The trunk was broken into and a Roland brand syn- thesizer/keyboard (.model Alpha -Juno), Serial number 761305, was stolen. The keyboard was stored in a brown carry -case. Thieves using bolt cutters raided the South Shore Marina, Bayfield, Ontario and stole outboard motors valued at $4000. The Goderich 0.P.P. and the Gine Stoppers of Huron County are asking for your help to solve this crime. Stolen are: 1-1985 Evinrude long shaft, 8 H.P. outboard motor, serial number C7195700. 1 -Honda, model 100. 9.9 H.P., Long shaft. 0/B motor. 1 -1981 -Johnson 9.9 .H.P. outboard motor, long shaft. 1 -Honda lU H.P. outboard motor, long shaft. 1-Evinrude 9.9 H.P.. long shaft; electric start. These motors were all long shaft models and were stolen from sail boats by using bolt cutter to cut the locks. If you hive information about this or any other crime call CRIME STOPPERS OF HURON COUNTY at 1.800-265-1777 OR 524-6851 and you could receive a reward of up to $1000. REMEMBER CRIME DOESN'T PAY CRIME STOPPERS DOES. Peewees • from page 16A On Sunday the Seaforth Pe6Wee 1)D travelled to Wingham for the second time this season, End to end action ,saw this game end in a 2-2 tie. Scoring first was Justin Rodney in the first period, unassisted., But this lead only lasted a short time before, Wingham evened the score &eve Vanden Hengal, unassisted, put the Seaforth team ahead 2-1 early in the third period. With less than five minutes left in the game Wingham scored to even the score 2-2 Excellent team work and hot goaltending has contributed to "one win, four ties, and only one loss. This coming weekend the . team travel§ to Harriston for its first tour- nament of the year. OPEN DELICIOUS CARROT MUFFINS PKG 6 1,99 BAKER'S SPECIAL - SLICED, 567 g 1S REA Tasty -Nus Store Only A Wide Variety O+ a`c Canadian Importec - :'- CHEESES Fresh Off The Bloc -i. BBADEN XXX COLBY LB 3ea '--ri 9 DANISH BLUE LB 4. L B " s P U We have fresh HULK Snacks, Candles, Peanut Butter, Baking Ingredients, etc., etc. Also Glaz- ed Cherries, Peel, Raisins. Nuts, Coconut and More! ,) i3 zu e. ri.6""GlISIETTES ripe 4 C. �`l& 1 REST p A'4tU A "1 ,S T SEAFORTM S FAMILYRESTAURANT! RO�AST PORK DDINNER tostuales Coffee or Teo end Dessert SUNDAY, NOV. 19 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. £• !DailylLuncheon Specials olicenced Under Li.B•' *Seniors 15% off +MON .SAT. 6:00 .A.M.-7:OD P.M. SUN. 7:O0 A.M.-7 P.M. W: 14141 'i10- "; 'RE#f :liEiRv '$ -19art GRAPHIC STORYTELLER Martyn Godfrey, teacher and children's author, visited Seaforth Public School last Week, and had students there in hysterics 'over his tales of.,iltisewn students - often .the inspiration for .characters in his :ownebaoks, Robinet photo. - Public meet i'ng stet for H u I lett HULLETT TWP - At the regular coun- cil meeting of October 17, a date was set for the public meeting to consider the proposed. Community Improvement Plan for the Village of Auburn on the Hullett side. The meeting will take place at the Auburn Hall on Noveinber 20 at 8 p.m. A bylaw was passed to authorize a franchise agreement between the Township of Hullett and Union Gas. TICKETS .STILL AVAILA:» L.E --ELLI'MIN 'a TION D ''''.A ® SeaforthiDenmark'Hockey Exchange - Dance &Lunch Sat., Nov. 18 .Seaforth & District Community Centres LAST TICKET DRAWN WINS 1989 FOR Pfi ONLY 350 TICKETS TO BE SOLD PLUS 9 OTFIE OAS 1 DRAWS - $100-$.300-s500 • Music. by Whiskey Jack Ticket Includes Dance & Lunch for 2 People TICKETS 8100. EACH AVAILABLE FROM: .Any Team Member, •Bob & Betty's Variety, .Winthrop :General Store The Village of Auburn was designated by bylaw as a Community Improvement Project Area. The 1989 budget was .amended to allow for the transfer of $5,855, this being the balance of funds not required by the Blyth District Fire Board, and will be ;put into a reserve designating such monies, as a reserve for capital expenditures for fire equipment. • Ifremapage 1 they were hardly acknowledged,"conclud- ed Van Den Broeck. "The fact is that students do .come to Grade 9 with definite ability levels. De- nying this denies reality," said -McLay. "We fear .that putting Grade 9' students in. unstreamed classes will bore bright students and frustrate the less able students." RECRUITMENT CRISIS Phil Parsons of the Ontario Public School Teachers Federation spoke .to the crisis that exists in teacher recruitment in Ontario. "This crisis is also being felt in Huron County. The number of teachers, available is failing short of actual.needs,•,and,there is a male-female-genderAmbalance which generates inadequate 'role modelling, especially at the elementary level." Parsons illustrated the gender im- balance by showing recruitment of teachers in Huron County over recent years. In .1985 no men where hired com- pared to 16 women <teachers. ,In 1980.87 two men where hired compared to 12 women. In 198748: three men to 18 women; 198889: no men .to .23 women; and in 198940: five men to 32 women. "The Mjtnstry of Education .with the support of its educational partners must assess this situation and .must act to guarantee .the needs of .the children in our public schools," ,said -Parsons. "In .conclusion :we do want to com- municate to you a certain amount of frustration and disappointment;,with our past presentations to you. At best they neem to be lightly dismissed and at worst RIIDDELL'S R;EBU1T,AL Riddell .began answering the educators by pointing out .the government's finan- cial position: facing a deficit of $600 million which will go to $L4 billion if nothing in the system changes. "And let me tell you the treasurer is not about to let that happen. He's going to ask every ministry to find ,savings." He pointed out ,the 'provincial budget has :increased by 10 per cent each year since 1985, but that per capita ,the debt in Ontario is .the lowest of any ;province. "If the province and.provincial;govern- ment is 'ealpeeted to exercise restraint, maybe nlwlicipal.govermnents could do The ;same,"said:the ,MPP. •Riddell admitted it would be difficult for him to speak .to specific -education issues, .because it is not his field of -ex- .pertise. "I only swish Conway was here," he said. "But I wouldn't want our students (in .the audience) .and ,the media to go away from here thinking. ;that ,the education .•system is .in a deplorable.state, and ,the government is doing nothing about it." The former ,cabinet minister pointed out .that -education nests :have nearly tripl- ed Awe 4975. It then coste$988 ,to -educate each•elewentary, student for a year, and :$16616,for;each„secondary student. ,Int 1969 is aostst$3435lo.edueate ;eacleelenaentary student, ,and 4¢422 ,for -each ,secondary student. He ;said the ;provincial ,govern - went still covers .57 per cent of this cost. "When we sink more money into -education ,there's less money for .sewage, • and ;there's less money for ,agriculture," said Riddell. "Jim Bradley doesn't have money to.put:pipelines into communities that are actually drinking ,polluted water. And I've seen Bradley :.get so mad he's almost walked out of cabinet." Riddell defended .the :province's increas- ed support of the separate school board. "We've had two :systems since con- federation. I (think ^,we :all believe in Abe Charter 'of Rights,and-confederation,:and I ,think ,the separate school ,board must be treated ,more-i$quitably .than in .the,past. ;The aMPP;said.rhe wouldn't :buy ;into the argwruent-ihat'lthe'Provincial igovernment is instituting.ReflupationalLPrpgratos,aaueh as junior ;kindergarten, for ;political •oxaedienel• "We:do have a ;premier ,and colleagues who ,are :interested in airing "the best passible .education." Bidden raid be ,too was not :satisfied with the 'manner ,in which the "1furon Beard's .questions, were answered -;by :the -education ;minister After preview OPEN °,sessions, and ,said "I be very iquick 10 ,take 'your celQls.,baok,apdiAeraonal- ly ,put it ,in • the )girds of ;Sean :Camay (the Minister 'of Edueation). 4nd•, t1l L1- srst .tbat.he,.not ,only, get back ,to Neu, but also lake four :brief iinte,•cenaider;At gra..." "I ,agree. -if ,the ,:province Jls. $Ping ,to load-en,more;progratns, 4taivluad1,lprovajde more +re our es,r' *NOTICE* Seaforth MA Christmas Party �HA'N E F LAT( Due"lo-an increased demand for SIA Christmas Party tickets and the limited capacity of the Seaforth .Legion, the MA Christmas Party will now be held at the Sealorth & Distract Community Centres the same date and same time (November 25, 1989 - 6:30 p.m,l One hundred. additional tickets will be available at the Municipal Office beginning at 9:00. a.m. Wednesday, November 15th. There is a waiting list tor about 40 of these tickets so DON'T DELAY, DET YOUR TICKET SOON! t3eaented Tables Ihyou.wiah a.reserved table, you may do so by going to the Municipal Office with your tickets tohave them stamped. You can not reserve a table by: phone or if you don't have your tickets :.with youl Bab :Fisher aeIA Chairman GpDEflICH 524.711! MATTHEW MUDINF. <Fri• - Thurs. Nov. 17 - 23 Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9 PM ,Stun. - Thurs. 8 PM DAPHNE.' ZIll'NIGA CHRIST INI. 111‘111 I till Ulk IIn III�II',, I, I, 111-4 .11,4 511,,,Ii 14,11111: 11,11 Ihnnnd, Int Ihl.,d ,III, Matinee Sat 13 -46 PM A Rs THE ;r �' L a .,AIte a lad �SyJ 2 .*4n oxcsl�Intsvar'.Joty:otf4J� t 1 ek an' pi Icitrtbealai o: 11111 111„ ,111111 l ,, l' 111 14 It 41h4 i Iulan.l .,nn., u1 n„Iln,lI .,11,, AtigAMMINEE iSaturfiayallov. 18 uhAlN4lrra� %IPr,(VI ARROAREACItin �stn I�II t AF3C'Ol.l..)Td"i .a ..