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Phone Early for Appointment and Avoid the Rush Varlartilialiallanatralartrat it 8 Broome rates THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 12, 1976 Tb thyditor Mrs. Trudeau, young people are hope for the future, reader says a To the Editor: I have just-returned from five days in Ottawa, where my husband' attended a convention of H.U.D.A.C. (Housing and Urban Development Association of Canada). There were e the usual opening ceremonies. breakfasts, luncheons, fashion shows and tour of ebe National Arts Centre. Highlights of my visit began on Tuesday. February 3, when we, more then 500 ladies were taken to the Lester B: Pearson Memorial Centre for tea with Mrs. Pierre Trudeau our hostess. I had the thrilling experience of shaking hands with her, chatting with her and having her give me her autograph. 1 shall not go into detail regarding our conversation as it was mainly woman-talk and personal.' She is noiaeonly beautiful to see but a warm, sincere human being who emanates love: not only' for her fanlily but for ail people. Because she folleWed the golden "rule of ':Love Thy Neighbour" while they were visiting Cuba. Mexico arid Venezuela, she is, being ripped to shreds for , saying so. I have been in close contact with many yoeng people recently, 99a4A" of them are A DO IT YOURSELF INFLATION FIGHTERS Wings, t •p 1HL team KING WINGS 7:00 • 1FEB. 151. the Wings did just about ev erything right this season in finishing first.. They , finished ahead of the Blues who are better balanced overall. They broke jtist about every scoring mark that was possible to break and got. outstanding goal-tending from Gary Gsbbrne:, their. defense is lead by Ken Doig. He is backed - by Jim Coleman, Brian Flanigan and uncle fit ted Moe Huard. Huard, a former goalie, tossed avk:ay the goal pads and took a spot on the blue line. He has played - excellent hockey and has joined Jerry Feeny as former goaltcnders who decided to try to shoot instead of being 'shot at., Ken Ding scored four goals last Sunday -night in his best performance of the year. Gary Osborne won the "Vezina" trophy and Dave Broome took the scoring title. With Danny Muir, Brian Leonhardt, Kevan Broome and Fred Burton in the lineup the Wings should win over the Kings. The Kings have possibly the most mobile defense in the.. league. Ken Doig Jr., George Reeves, Dale Kennedy and Joe. Dick are among the best ska lets in the six team circuit; • and agaiti feel very proud to be a Canadian. 1 meld go into greater detail about. my trip to Ottawa but the most memorable part ' of it was my meeting with Margaret Trudeau, a young wife and mother who by the way, feeds her baby the natural way, dresses like Our daughters, and speaks our language. I used to think'that piotocol was an incurable disease and I often wonder if I was not correct. I believe that some of the things that some people and reporters said about her ate. very cruel. I saw 'some of them trying to 'shove their microphones close to her to try to pick up her private remarks to some of the ladies, flashing pictirres• while -she talked informally with' 1 in my books, and with them, do n of Coro. rests our future. They have been calliIng to Its for help for many yeare, trying to tell us something but people have not listened. Our generation has-.made a mess of many things pertaining to government in many directions. I firmly believe Margaret. Trudeau has the only answer for our future. "Love Tjy Neighbourattitude. I love Margaret and what she.represents and I know many of you will agree. Oh yes, I met some who think she is dreadful, crazy, on dope and many other unflattering remarks. One lady asked me 'Would you sit on the flobr if you were, the 'Prime Minister's' wife? 1 replied, "I certainly would and,would ask all of you to join me". I never dreamed the day would come when we; the common people could meet and talk with our leaders and) Imagine ,how sheemust have felt, after. their wives' -I hope this is indicative of all the travelling, her late arrival home the e. future trends. Do not reisundeestand me 'previous night, plus tending tp her baby and then coming out to meet and talk with more than 500 ladies the following day. Long live Margaret and long live Canada, in peace with the whole world. Yours truly, Mrs, Minnie Noakes SALE STARTS. FEB. 12 ends FEB. 21 Fantastic Pre-Cut Knotty Pine Furniture at UNBEpEVABLE PRICES US. regarding our system, I am all for many' facets of it. Aftto• being in and touring the House of Commons Where so much history has been made and will be made, where our lovely Queen Elizabeth is our head, I feel as if 1 had been in a very sacred place Start Sunday in IHL How the teams, Wile 4 (By Dave Broome) The Industrial Hockey League closed its doors on the 1975-76 regular' season last week. The second season begins next Sunday With all six teams getting ready for the play-offs. Numerous records fell during the season with excellent individual performances. But all must be put aside temporarily at least to see how the six teams stack up for the play-offs. • FLYERS VS STARS 10:00 The Flyers come ,into the playoffs with two straight wins to their credit. One of those victories was a big 4-3 'triumph over the Wings in which Jim Watson scored on the only penalty spot of the season., They finished third ROLL--TOP DESK 59 99. 18" x 39 1/4 " x 42"- the nets. • The Blues surge to near the top of the heap was no accident. Randy Wood has hit his stride after a slow start. Wood and Dalton combined for 20 points in their last three gaGies'. When they didn't score Bill Price. arid Ben Akker took up the slack.. - After an up and doWn ,season Art Strong finished infine fashidn' by scoring four goals last Sunday. A defense lead by Bill Teall, a strong offence and excellent 'goaltending by Ross ,Govier should give the Blues the first round over thellawks, The Hawks were the biggest 41, QUART 399 scoring punch. The pair combined for 21 goals - half 'the Stars' meagre total of 42.. The Flyers have a wide edge over the Stars in balance,. If the green team can lee a full club and play solidly for 60 minutes they could . pull an upSet. However, 'with the Flyers playing very well and carrying momentum into the playoffs look for the Stars to exit early. BLUES VS HAWSK 8:30 The Blues finished second this seasop behind the Wings.^They had four shooters finish in the fop ten and scored the second highest number of goals. The Blues overall balance is the best in the league. A strong offence lead by Ron Dalton over the regular season and won the season se ribs with the Suirs, 3-0. . • Bob Watson's good seaeon *(12 goals, 6 assists) and a strong defense helped the Flyers overcome early' season struggles. Glen Nicholson moved to the, forward line and this provided thee-a- Flyers with much needed scoring punch. The Stars' season has not, had much to offer in the form of winning but the spirit is still, there. They have gone through at least six ,pleyer changes. Paul McKellar turned out to be 'a pleasant surprise for the Stars with 13 goals. McKellar,. and Jim McLeod proldect most of the Stars Town 10 3 /4 pays iCALAbos on debentures Seaforth's council has accepted the bid of a Toronto firm to issue debentures on the 579.000 that was 'spent two years ago to make the arena roof safe. Bell Gouinlock, the successful firm, had a representative at the • council meeting. Monday night to explain their bid, which ‘offered the money at an effective cost of 10 3/4 per cent. .The -cost from both the other bidders, Graham and company and the Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporatien, was higher. After going into committee of the whole. council ruled in favour of Bell Gouinlock. The town will pay the cost of 'printing the debentures, estimated at $195 and agreed to direct any prospective local buyere to the company, Bell Gouinlock, one of the few firms issuing debentures for small towns, will provide a brochure for investors with information , from past . town financial reports. The town-got special permission to issue the debentures through an act of the provincial legislature last year. A move to approve an • •tfC/{11',A,i h 'l," ker ao 1,10.1,11,4 1,1,01$' K-LUX DECORATOR PANELS Acrylic translucent decorator panels in, jewet-like colours and designs. 2' x 4' panels make beautiful dividers, doors, screens, etc, anywhere! Amber, Green, Clear. ...I 9 9 Inflation Fighter Special! :•• ea. RESILACRETE NEW FLOOR Waterproof concrete floor coating eliminates dust and controls moisture. 10 decorator colours. One gallon covers 400-500 sq. ft., 199 Inflation Fighter Special! `haP Qt. RESILACRETE NEW FLOOR 1 1 90 Gal. ,,,,, complimented. nicely with a solid disappointment this season. They defense backed by Ross Govier in were expected to finish higher than fifth but struggled just, to stay ahead of the Stars. Terry •Stevenso, Jack Price and' Ray Devereaux had good seasons for the Hawks. Newcomer Casey Klaver chipped in, 14. points '-to provide some scoring punch for the black team,'! he Hawks biggest problem i; a la;.'k of organization. No one seems to know where to go and a lot of passes' are picked off by the opposition. IfGary Nicholson and Ray Devereaux can steady the defense , and help set up the offense the Hawks could he tough. Ray Hutchinson i. tough in. the • nets and it' he gets hot the Hawks Coold surprise. • NOTES _ There were a record 32 hat tri Is this season ... Dave Broome of t t gs lead. with six: Randy o,od, Art Strong, Ke Doig end Dave •Broome were the only four shooters to score 4 goals - in as . game this season. Wood, of the Blues, picked up 8 points in a game against the Flyers on Feb. 1. It was the most points by a player in e, a single gaMe this season and may be an all tigee record. Don Papple finished with 66. minutes in penalties' to lead the league 'in that department. All members of the top ten, scorers connected for 20 ,or more points this season .„ A league record. Gary.Osborne had two shutouts this year for the Wings. Dale Kennedy Was the only non Blue or Wing to finish in . the top ten. Dave Broome broke Don Hullcy.'s long standing goal record last " Sunday night ,The Wang centerman scored his ,25th g,ord of the seeson to eclipse the olci mark 'of 24. ,The Wings lead the league itt scoring points. They picked u p 94 goal's and. 135 assists for. a total of 229 scoring points. The Blues finished second with 'a 81-1,13.194 total. 5 foot STEP LADDER application to the OMB to issue debentures to finance additional arena repairs, was postponed Monday night becauSe the necessary by-law wasn't available. Couneillaes hope to pass Me by-Jaw at aort council session tonight.' In other business council heard that the county planning -Top-element will probably do a housing study on what Scaforth's needs are, but wants to wait until they get more, information. Finance and general government " chairman .Jim Crocker was given the okay to get a price on having changes made in the heating system at the eibrary. "There are days when the temperature -doesn't get above 55' upstairs," the councillor said, Last month's gaS bill was $157 and "that's a crime when there's no heat,'' he said. The 'PLC's street lighting budget for 1976 of $5.000 was approved. Councillors agreed with a recornmendatioti from the arena' committee to purchase a system from-eeecanadian lee Machine Company that will recycle water used in making ice at the arena. Sturdy 'aluminum step ladder with pail shelf. Slip' resistant steps, braced 'front and rear legs. INFLATION FIGHTER SPECIAL BLACK & DECKER %DRILL 2 99 Town may protect Councillor Bill Bennett said with that the Fire Area Board will melt the "new equipment water losses tonight with reps ftom all five could 'he cut from two million municipalities to settle questions gallons a month to 25,000 or about coverage area, 30,000 gallons. It costs the town June Williams and • Larry to 'pump and chlorinate all the Plumsteel' were appointed to'the wasted Water, Mayor Cardno recreation 'committee and its pointed out, meetings were changed to the Spending up to $11.000 on the third, Thursday of each month, machinery was authorized. Glenn Chesney was appointed C • cillor Charlie Campbell to a three year term on • the c on hd that the equipment was planning board and committee of strictly for water, saving and adjustment. wouldn't ,necessarily allow the Huron 'County Plowmen's arena to hold ice better or put it in request for a $50 grant will be earlier. • held until the 1976 budget is Raises were approved for arena approved: Council endorsed a employees,, Roy • McGonigle, up resolution from Waterlo6 asking $700 and John Muir up from senior governments to.phase out $3.80 . to $4.05 per hour, grants ti ke LIP over three years, retroactisie to January 1. Arena. ' eri„ that .1epportant *programs are bookings are heavy. Councillor 'not just dropped. Bennett reported. They took no action on a Participation in arena activities resolution from Hanover calling by municipalities has been broken for a committee to 'look into down and townships are being education .costs„ asked for s ppo' the same An agreement with the amount as last e said. Ministry of ' the . Environmen Mayor Card reported that tyin' the current sewer a ork the town does of , need its own .together • .with previous trench inspec or as trench safety- 'agreements was• passed. is the province's responsibility. Councillors Sinnamon, Crocker and Campbell thought someone should be here, inspecting, when some of the sewer trenches are being dug. Deputy Reeve Bill 'Dale said Registered Retirement Savings Plans A complete tine of ABS fittings available'on request. For your home plumbing needs, we carry A- ABS PIPE 3" x 12 ,ft., 99 ¢ ft.. 8- ABS PIPE' 1 %" x 12 ft. :6 • n • ,Cal_P,ZA LET:7Y HI Bun r . ,FOR HEAVY-DUTY USE! BATHROOM • , EXHAUST FAN Brushed aluminum grille, steel housing, 60 cycle, 110/120 volts. Easily installed. CSA approved. SAVE! (Continued from. Page 1) ",Is it progress- though?" Councillor Campbell asked, "I don't think it is,,, The tyvoikuncillors asked the mayor who would pay the legal fees if someone wanted to tear 'down a heritagee building and council' forced them to delay the action under the ()Mario Heritage Act. The mayor saVre the town would probably just have to get an injunction. Before a building is designated, objections can be made, she added and designation as a • heritage site usually increases a building's value. Deputy reeve Bill Dale said he fe t the end of March deadline for applying for a grant to do a study was a pressure deal, "If the government feels heritage is a priority, it's peculiar that they'd cut off funiU in .March," SHOWER CABINET Rigid• ...— construction of heavy:gauge steel', baked enaihel finish. Positive water-proof joints and corners. .- Chrome-plated trim and accessories, - Easy to. install. 995 Councillor Campbell 'said. When the question of asking 'ferii•e• inforinetioe ,., about grants availebi,e td do a heritage district stuOts put tcra Vote ended in a tie, 'Mayor Cardno Cast the • deciding vote in favour of looking into the-grants. The reeve, deputy reeve and councillor Jim Crocker voted to get the information. Councillors Sinnamon. Campbell and riennett voted against it. Councillor George Hildebrand is in Florida. Council n amed Frank Sills, Grace Cornish, Vivienne Newnham, Winn McLean and ,Fred Cosford to the ARchitectural Conservation Advisory Committe. A s well as suggesting properties which should be designated historic, the committee would be involved- with drawing up a heritage district Plan if council decided to go ahead with one. 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