The Huron Expositor, 1975-01-23, Page 3A
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A BEVY OF BEARDS.•— There was a line up of about
30 bearded men for the judges of the Centennial
beard growing contest to choose from. 49 en
entered the contest originally at,'F.all Fair tim so it
looks as if the drop out rate was fairly high. T ree of
the winners are in the front row. Larry D le, far
Something
(By Susan White)
righ'f; was Judged the bushiest beard, Joe Czerwinski
next to him had the most unusual beard and Dr. John
Underwood, 3rd from left, the straggliest begird.
Gordon Miller, second from right. in the second llow
had the best all round beard and D'Orlean Sills, far
right, the most colourful. (Staff Photo)
to spy
Phones were not exactly ringing off the two books such-. a nuisance that they threw
wall but there has been some response,
one, unused, into the garbage? People in
both by phone, in wr iting, and in
our office, in both the 345 and 527
conversation to our request for opinions on
exchanges arc doubtful.
whether or not local people.want.to receive
through.
both the Dublin -Stratford and Scaforth-
London telephone books.
,
All indications are that the Optimists`
Everyone we heard from said they would
Winter Carnival last weekend was a great
like to get both phone books and sonic said
success. There were large crowds of people
they felt inconvenienced by having to call
hi town all weekend, on snowmobiles, and
information for frequent calls to
off. There was even a traffic jam after
ncighbouring.communitics, not listed in
Saturday afternoon's parade!.
the local phone book. A couple of people
Certainly the Optimists deserved a break
said that they were making do with out of
after bad weather at the last two year's'"`
date phone books and had passed along
carnival cut crowds and forced cancellation
carefully, hoarded copic'`s' of previous
of some events.
year's books to friends and relatives.
The three dances were , especially
One gentleman said ,he would definitely
,popular - people were turned away at the
like to have both phone books but said that
Legion and the arena as much as an hour
he wanted„ to give Bell credit for
before the dances were scheduled to begin.
cgnsiderably enlarging' his free Call"'ar6a .'
Everyone we talked to reported enjoying
When they took dyer fhe,McK I oll,"Hibb&t ' "
themselves and. local participation was
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and h<igan Tct�illtoritiii`lotfi'(i�y: ' I#dlord
li it Iv,
• 1'�Jh in ail Carnival events. It looks as if the
you had to'pay a longi'd'istanec charge to -
Optimists were smart .to stress community
call over to the next concession in some
involvement this year vs. the semi -pro
cases"; he said.
snowmobile racing that wits the highlight
The names and addresses of those who'
of previous years, People seemed to enjoy
)old its they' wanted both phone books will
really taking part, rather than getting cold
be passed on to Jim Scott, Bell's district
watching the experts go around the track.
manager,in Stratford, who has promised
The successful. Carnival seems to be
that anyone who asks for the other local
another indication that' 1975 is Seaforth's
phone book will get it sent out.
year and that our Centennial is going to be
Meanwhile readers, keep letting us
a really big bash.
know what ,y oil think about the phone book
Thanks to the ,Optimists and everyone
question. The subject is still open fol•
who worked hard to give us an enjoyable
debate. Now,. did anyone really find the
winter Ivcckcnd.
o
r n Board,lof
Ed-,ma'y'Hu
(Continued frotu Page 1)
representatives from the
,
until 'a' grant payment came
Hill of Gpderich asked how much
EducationCommittee.
through.
grant wa's available and was told
The board approved a motion
R, J. Elliott, Blyth, discussed
93 per cent if below ceiling, but
that Clarence MacDonald,
interest rates ppid by different
that the $80 figure was above,
Exeter. act on the budget
banks and Cayley Hill, Goderich
Mr. Hill said it was a "fairly
committee as representative from
and Charles Thomas... Brussels, .
hot issue in Goderich" but it is
the Management Conimittee but
agreed that rates should be,
something that should not be
rejected a motion that Jack
investigated and Mr. Dunlop was
confined to Gode' ich and the
Alexander of Wingham be named
authorized to re -negotiate terms
Ma'llagement Committee should
to the committee. Mrs. Mollie
with the Bank.
look into other areas across the
Kunder of Scaforth first raised
Mr. Dunlop suggested that if
county where students must walk
the objection saying it was not
the board asked for school levies
more than a mile from school. He
right for someone to be put on a
to be paid oftener than twice
said the board would be open to
committee "%•hen they would not
yearly by the various munici-
criticism if "we do differently
be here to attend". Mr.
palities then interest would-be
' than the separate school board".
Alexander has been holidaying in
down considerably.
Three Field Trips were
Florida since December and is
Cayley Hill was appointed
approved: 20 students, members
repotted to be staying until
chairman of the Board's Ad Hoc
of the Senior Quters Group, at
March. The Management
Salary Negotiating Committee
South Huron District High School
Committee was asked to name
with the teachers and he was
for an overnight excursion in the
another member of the committee
given' authority to choose a
Exeter area on January 24-25. at
to act in place of Mr. Alexander.
committee of five additional
no cost to the board; about 15
Three trustees were
trustees.
students, members of the Junior
re -appointed to act on the
Miss Mary Campbell, student
Quters Group a t Exeter for an
Advisory Committee on Schools
services teacher, has completed
overnight excursion to the Hay
for Traitfable Retarded Children
her probationary teaching
Swamp on January 24-25 a t no
for 1975 -76 --Vice-chairman
contract satisfactorily and was
cost to the Board; and for 50
Herbert Turkheim of Zurich, Mrs.
given a permanent contract
Grade 8 students at Clinton
Kunder and Mrs. Dorothy
effective January 1.
Public School for an overnight
Wallace of Goderich.
Eby
,► visit to the Maitland $luck on
The Board approved the group
An amending -law as
January 30-31 at a cost to the
insurance coverage endorsed by
approved for the chairman's
Board for one supply teacher and
the Ontario Trustees Council for
advisory committee to include the
transportation,
board trustees while on board
past chairman of the board if still
An allotment of $4,500 was
business for 1975 .a.st..a cost of $18
on the board so that the
granted to be used for a seminar
per trustee and as supplied by the
committee wall' be, comrosed of
from after school on Thursday,
Reliable Life insurance Company.
the chairman of the board, the
April 3 until noon on Saturday,
Any trustee wishing to have theme vice-chairman of the board, the
April 5, possibly at the Sutton
additional coverage of the Death
chairman of the education and'the
Park Inq, Kincardine or anothet'
and Dismemberment yclause in
management committees and the
suitable location, to which would
effect when a trustee is engaged
past chairman, but if he is no
y be invited all elementary school
on other than board business may
longer on the board then a
principals, principals of schools
do so if the coverage of $25 is paid
member at targe to be elected as
for the trainable retarded; ail
by the trustee himself.
the fifth member of the
elementary school
A borrowing by-law for eight
committee at the Inaugural
vice -principals, trustees and
million dollars was approved for
Meeting.
members of the executive council
the board to borrow if necessary
An amendment was made to
and that secondary school
to carry on board business. To the
the by-law that the chairman's
principals apd vice -principals be
question as to whether the board
advisory committee shall act as an
invited after school on Friday to
had ever borrowed the full
external relations committee of
the conclusion of the seminar. •
amount R.B.Dunlop,
the board to deal with liaison. ,
Approval was given for Mrs.
'
Superintendent of. BusinCss
communications, and problems
Marion Zinn, _ Lucknow and
Affairs, replied the most was half
affecting harmony, and
R.J.Elliott. Blyth to act on the
a million and only for a day or a
co-operation between the board
budget committee as
few days to tide the board over
and other branches of local j
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Xgt>'re Invited k.s an. iSp9>i,nr publication,'iiiarke-d -tfox ou're �1 p a 4
serge, designed tp help Invited b �► 4
charitable and noja-profit malting_.... The public is invited to A - ,
groups tell the public about their- general meeting of the 1975+ e
upcoming activities.
Centennial -.l tiimlttee tonight Fite � 9 � � r� yr�
The column will announce, free (Thursday, Jan,23r4), 'in. the
y
Of charge, meetings or events lower library at 7:30. Committee
wb6h are open to the general. head Clive $uist said that workers - REND OFFIC.E. *-GXk7OR. t T
public and for which ho admission are needed on quite a few of the µ -
will be chargge., Items for the individual centennial events. ,.
column should be written out and Those with ideas and time for �-
should arrive at the Expositor by -Centennial celebrations are asked !'7� ~� l �1,oTQ.wn OwellI6. 0
the Friday before the week of to tome out to the meeting.,
Cl s$ef farll�t
* Property
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MSurrltXl r`�ottag
Ross Hodgert
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Dublin
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Extended Coverage (wind, smoke, water
damage, falling objects, liability, etc.) Is also
County Council committees HEALTH - E. W.Oddleifson; J.'
available
were named at the first 1975 Miller: A. McKinlev: W.J.Dale;
DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS
meeting in Goderich last week. J. Morrissey. Prow!Rep.
Ray McCurdy R.R.1Kfrktdn
The first person named is LIBRARY - N. Durst: E.
,
Chairman and the committees Thompson: T•D.MacMillan
Timothy Toohey R. R.3, Lucalh
are:. G. McCuteheon; E. • Talbot;
Clayton Colquhoun R.R.1, St. Marys
ROAD - W McNichol: R. D.H.McKenzie.
Gibson; J. Kerr; R.W.J.Lyons; PROPERTY - S. -Profit;
Martin Feeney Dublin
C.K.Campbell. W.W.McBride; J. Baker;
Robert Gardiner R.R.2, Staffa
HURONVIEW - J. Tinney; H. G.G-Ginn: J. Jewitt:
William Chaffe
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McMichael; J.A.Mair; S.P.Hallahan.
.Mitchell
T.W.Consitt: C.E.Boyle. PLANNING - J.L.McCuteheon:
J.I-.1-tannery; D.A.MeNeif; Social services - E. Sillery; H.
C.Desjardine; G.H.Stirling; Mulvey; . R.O.Williamson;
B.Clifford. J.R.Hunking; J.F.MacDonald.
EXECUTIVE-R.J.Lawrie; H. LAND DIVISION - E. Hayter;
Lobb: A. Campbell;: W.J.Elston; H. Robinson: R. Westcott; C.
W,1 Morley, F.E.Haberer. Laithwaite; G. Reed.
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FANCY QUALITY- PARTLY SKIMMED 2%111 . REGULAR CUT-UP . SMOKED PICNIC
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BUDGET � SWEET PICKLED FRE''H < " FRESH � N'
YORK For Dogi & Cats NUTRITIOUS %SKINLESS
ORANGE JUICE 3 to 4 lbs. BACKS ATTACHED
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2', 12 z, r+ Si1COTTAGE ROLLS BEEF LWER B.
c 71t5io- nt1
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N lb. Ib. w.
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TANGERINES 1 Lean c Country -Style , C Skinless 190'1
Ground Beef Ib' / 4 Pork Sausage Ib' 7� Wieners 1 Ib, pkg. N
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• c Small Link � c Skinless '�'�c B'
2 doe.891 Ground Beef 1b' 94 Pork Sausage 1b. 79 Wieners 1 m. pkg. D
U.S.A. No. 1 C r FRESH
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GREEN CABBAGE 1b. 18 E Chicken59� 0 D Sliced 420 Side �� Q
I Wings 1b: Bologna 6 oz. pkg. Bacon 1 Ib. pkg.
CANADA No. 1 CANADA No 1
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U.S.A. No. 1 ..RED OR WHITE •CANADA FANCY Mdnmsh C • - C Side
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TUNA 09ANGES GREEN PEAS ,SOUP FISH
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POWDERED Giant Plastic 1% millG000not Sremo or Ommeaf- FOUR VARIMES RwLi1O1 #�
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HeIVOt or $IICOS 28 o, 6TC POWDERED s Ib 2 49 FLAVO01k 28 o,
PEACHES tan DETERGENT bo■ 0 PIZ 'AVIX Pky. r
Seaforth
...............................................,.-,...,.,..................................«. ........ TETLEY PABLUM
PAPER pkg 1 09 PURINA as Ib 19 CEREAL
to os.
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