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SEAFORTII. -
The Happy Citizens will meet
Thurday, June 3rd in' the Legion
rooms for euchre. Also be ready
to vote on President and Sec.-
J—N.Treas. for the coming term.
* Ladies please bring lunch.
It's not work-to walk.
So why not walk to
work?
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; paanrinaulanS,
Walk a lohrek.lirt1ity.
° Judge Cudney , who was which the judge was -seriously- Then last week we had all 'the
been appointed to replace Robert appointed in 1972, resigned injured. 'Canada Census people in this
recently for reasons of ill-health, The appointment was area checking with their superiors
James Cudney as county court following a, two-vehicle collision announced Friday. before they'd say much, A high
• • His first week here he had Perth has a new ludge
EVERYBODY UP — These young peOPle.aren't attacking their trailer. They are
Just rolling up the tent that is part of the Outspokin' caravan. A Mennonite Youth
Fellowship • group from Kitchener passed through Seaforth on bikes on the
weekend.'The trailer serves as kitchen and headquarters when the cyclists camp for
the night. (Staff Photo)
did talk, his information was.
J. A. Mullen, 52, of Ottawa has.judge for Perth. near Listowel last September .in incorrect.'
Maybe Ns because Watergate . level bureaucrat „ -ttobahly a handled • POO-
made eyerybodyconSciPtki .erhOW. ' 015araently put the Squash. fliggplP volunteered their Ogle V
,reporter On put together a anybody laying Anything to the Answer phones, sing .and, dance,
damaging story out of hits 'awl news media, leaving the., maiie ind • serve
pieces of evidence, conVers:atipir . 'people naturally hesitant about 4andWiches. •,work: adding
and a lot of hard work. Maybe ftio , eitig their names in print 'beside machin'es„.sell ticketa and drive
many people have been going to • - around 40400, opplectges. the
Loitdon to see All the President's, • Eventually all John's • ph9.7*• 'breiii,dcast00. .from • clg‘IX were
Men and bringing' back the ritual calls started bearing fruit and he impressed with the organization
"No comment" of the Nixon.. was able to get together the story and the enthusiasm they saw
White House and applying it to ,that told you who was doing the here. •
their own lives. , census and what it involves that - • You got a feeling that it was
• Whatever the reason, our cub • .you read on page three last week. going to be .a success. that the
reporter`John Miner went close to, • unintenolionally threw him whole Seaforth • community, was.
crazy last week because nobody, • another curvewhen I asked him 'behind the effort, said Jim Swan
would talk to him. Usually I talk to . •Icoget 'a story on sewer construe- of CKNX,.. who has been on quite
John, about a story or two • that -don in Seaforth. Nothing probing
could bear looking into and he -Or controversial Mind you, just separate goes after the information. How telling us how many miles of pipe
big the story is.and how informa- had.,, been laid thus far, the
tive it is to 'you readeirs depends -seqUence in which various areas oar
on how much digging, he can do . of town will be worked on .this
and whether or not the people summer and whether anything
.
diamonds Now we' know that newspapers trenches. He couldn't get
(ContinUed 'from Page I) involved will talk to him. . • unusual had.been dug up with the on the school property
have a horrible reputation for anybody here who could answe area would not be used up. Mr.
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answer area
be such that, all the gresn
inaccuracy . and for twisting ' his questionsthatstory •
`been held over until the new town
• contractor - engineer• ministry
liason meeting, some time in.
June.
It's valuable experience John,
we tell him here, as he tries to
persuade yet another source for a
story 'to answer his questions.
"You'd think I was an investiga
tive reporter for The Enquirer,"
he fumes. His time will come and
people will be calling him, just
begging to be asked questions
and have a story Written on their'
pet topic,-we-console-
It's all part of learning to be a-
reporter on a small town paper.
The last straw came when we sent
John out to get a 'picture at a
Rebekah dessert
Although they gave him some
dessert, nobody would talk to
John there either. They were too;
busy playing cards. •
*****
Anybody who says 'small town
spirit is dead didn't go near the
phonathon which raised over
520.000 on the weekend. Hun-
dreds of people.,ha(d. a great time
Saturda watching live enterUin-
ment, getting each other thrown
in and out of tail, eating pancakes
and 'sandwiches and walching the;
money roll in to help fix up the
arena. 11:30 had already been granted.
O'Drowsky said it was up to the
school prinipal and Ed.
Rowland. maintenance
administrator for the board to
assist in the location. Francis
Hicknell said he hoped they will
be put in front of the backstops to
end the discussion, •
Chairman Arthur Haid read a
letter to the board which was sent
to the Principals' Association
assuring them that all members
of ' ' the board endorsed'
professional development days
for the teachers with .the
exception of two Mem-hers.. This
was in answer to a letter from Leo
Turner, corresponding secretary,
who asked for an explanation of
the remarks made by Howard
Shantz in an earlier meeting that
he did not support professional
development days. , Mr.' Shantz
refused to reply directly to Mr.
Turner.
A further meeting will be held
on May 31 to complete the
unfinished business of the
meeting. The chairman' was not
given permission in a vote to
extend the meeting for the second
extension from 11:3,, p.m. on.
One trustee said, the last time a
second extension was given the .•
meeting went on for over an hour.
An extension from 11 p.m. to
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littlest b,atort twirler who marched
to the, oldest person who phoned
in a donation were challenged to
do spOlelhing for the, conTIPOY
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it
people's words etc, etc. It kind of
set us back at a play in Blyth 'this '
winter to hear some slams against
the media get the biggest
applause of the night, But there it .
is, people don't really trust the,
papers, although we think that
"hey trust the weeklies more than
-the larger, more • impersonal
dailies.
But all we can do about it is to
try and set the 'record straight
when we make a mistake or •
misquote someone and keep
asking responsible-questions end--
printing stories which tell our
readers things about their
governing bodies and .communi,
ties they have ,a right to know.
Most of the time people are
more. than willing t6 help us -.get
the true _gory out to thepublic by
IN SHAPE — Early morning exercise is part of thebrogram tor cyclists wf;o touredl • arisweiring bur questions. But,'
the Seaforth area on the weekend'. The 36. young people:rode bikes equipped with.. whether it's the Watergate era or
Warning flags and wore hard hats for their own protectiOn. (Staff Photo) what, „John ran •into all the "I ,
,can't say a thing" guys at once. •
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problems getting •comments from .
'Union Gas., When someone finally
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