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The Huron Expositor, 1976-12-16, Page 86464a141101.16rmakatiAlegikftootiogoi0009 ill Her pes*? SC GIN/E MOM A Potscr bber MAKES WORK EASIER WITH THESE SPECIAL FEATURES I. POTSCRUBBER CYCLE AUTOMATICALLY WASHES SOIL ENCRUSTED POTS 2. AUTOMATIC RINSE-GLO DISPENSER 3. DUEL DETERGENT DISPENSER 4. DIAL-A-LEVEL "RACK LETS YOU ADJUST THE UPPER 5. CALROD BEATING UNIT IN BOTTOM OF TUB COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF 0 4 Meet the Mr. Bill Milison, who teaches the Grade 8 classhere at Hullett has taught in Clinton Public School and here at Hullett before. He has taught mathematics in both of these schools. This year he teaches senior,math and senior boy's physical education and health. He is also the vice- principal of Hullett. MRS:MANN This year, the new secretary here at Hullett Central is Mrs.' Mann. Before coming to Huliett, she was a secretary at Clinton Public School. Mrs. Mann lives in Clinten. Her favorites in pastimes ~are bowling, reading arid"'S'ewing. Secretarial work has been her life profession and she enjoys her occupation very much. CHRISTMAST CONCERT This article is to remind you that tonight, Thursday, December 16th at' 8:00 p.m. teachers rtuilett's annual Christmas Concert will be performed by Kindergarten and Grades One, Three, Five and Six. the teachers and students have worked hard on preparation for the concert and we think you will enjoy it very much. Win at euchre Winners last Wednesday even- ing at a euchre party sponsored by Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge were: Ladies' -high, Mrs; Wilmer Broadfootr lone ;-hands, Mrs. w.. Harold Connell; low,. Mrs. Wilmer Kelly; gents high, Eldin Kerr; lone hands, John Rivers; low, Russell Coleman. Mrs. Norman Riehl was in charge of games and Mrs. Peter Malcolm, lunch. There were, seven tables in play. GEORGE 'of BRUSSELS Ladies & Men's Hairstyling John St. Brussels Josephine St. WIngliatit 887.6751 357-1932 For the professional touch see us for your HAIR BLOWERS IRONS HAIR PRODUCTS GIFT CERTIFICATES (6‘ available for all services camera beginning at 1:00 p.m. followed by the regular session for Januarymaatn2ag:0e0mpe.nmt . EdTuhceation Committee will meetand again on January 17 at 8:00 p.m., onbfeerrehneclde the Provincial Salary of the O.S.T.C. willC January 20, 21 and 22 and the 0.S.T.C, conference for new trustees is set for February 10, 11 and 12. It was also announced that, in compliance with current union agreements, the Administration Centre in Clinton will be closed. December 23, 24, 27, 30 and 31. ro • • • • QUALITY PANE MARIO ][1 LE Seaterth, Ontar Oftica Phone 5274120 • Plant Phone 627.029r DEADLINE IS 5p.m, FRIDAY, DEC. 17 For your greetings ad, phone •Kathy at 527-0240 littron xpositor T iI .h . school enrolment do AFTER THE BALL — SDHS basket bail players including John Nielsen, centre, fought a hard game vs Stratford Central last week, but to no avail. The seniors lost 82-21 and the juniors also lost their game. (Expositor Photo) - LAURENCE J. REICHERT Laurence J.Reichert, 68, of Zurich, was killed Monday in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 4 about 1% miles south of Clinton here. Spokesnien for the Goderich detachment of the provincial police said Mr. Reichert was driving south through wind-driven snow just before 9 a.m. when his small car was in collision with a 'pickup truck driven by Douglas Swan of R.R.1, Brucefield. Mr. Swan, who was not seriously injured, is in his early 20s, police said. At its regular December meeting on Monday the Huron County Board of Education approved applications for field trips from Huron Centennial School and F.E. Madill Secondary School. Total cost to the Board was $325. As the result of one approval 71 students from Huron Centennial School from the grade eight level will visit the nation's capital between May 10 and 12 next year. They will be under the supervi- sion of four teachers. The students will travel by bus to Stratford and then by train to Ottawa where they will visit the Parliament Buildings, meet their member and view a session of Parliament. They will also tour the National Arts Centre, the Science Centre, the Dominion War Museum, the National Museum of Man and Earth. So far the students have raised $37 through projects and each will pay $20 toward the excursion. Costs to the board will amount 4,, $100 toward the bus charter and $252 for supply teachers, The 25 members of the F.E. Madill Secondary School Ski Club will travel to Moonstone Resort in Barrie sometime during January or February with the final date dependent on the weather. The In a report submitted to the Huron County Board of Education on Monday, Superintendent of Education R.B. Allan told the Board members that enrolment in night school programs had dropped across the County by approximately one hundred students- His report noted that this was Obituaries • the tag drop in a number of years and .suggested "it may be attributable to the increased fees or the sharp reduction in the amount of newspaper advertising brought about by educational restraints in 1976." Mr. Allan also pointed out that in his announcement regarding the 1977 General Legislative outing will be a' weekend venture and has become an annual event at the school. All costs .for the trip will be field trip °kid Grants the Minister of Education had said that for the upcoming year 'the maximum .enrolment recognized for grant purposes for continuing education will be limited to the enrolment recognized for such purposes in 1976. According 'to the - Ministerial announcement this is an int im afternoon. Interment followed in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Zurich. ALBERTA NICHOLSON Alberta Jane Nicholson died in the Pinecrest Nursing Home, Lucknow on Monday, December 6, following a lengthy illness. She is survived by her husband Daniel of Lucknow, one son and four daughters, one of whom is Donalda, Mrs. W,R. Smith of Egmondville. Funeral service was held on Wednesdil, December 10 from the McKenzie Funeral Home, Lucknow, with interment in Kincardine Cemetery. covered by a $25 fee paid by each student and through a grant from the Students' Council. There will be no cost to the Board. measure necessitated by the widely differing interpretations of the definition of "continuing education." In view of this, the Minister said, we will in 1977 review our policies and procedures regarding the funding of continuing educa- tion. Proposals will be circulated to invite comment from school boards and from the connintinity. The Superintendent of Educa- At its December meeting on Monday the Huron County Board of Education announced a number of upcoming Board events. If required the .Edacation and Management Committees will be meeting at 8:00 p.m. on December 20, The Inaugural Meeting, which, will see a number of new members as well as returning members sworn in, is set to be held on January 3 at' the Clinton Board Offices beginning at 2:00 p.m. On January 10 the Committee 'of the Whole Board will meet in B of E releases schedule WEST END GARAGE * OF MItCHELL 1.10. I GMAC ' • 0 • YOUR PONIVIC-BUICK GMC, DMA FINANCING * • ran . V, ' 4 1 1.1/, ri r n # • OPEN EVERY MOT AM Ali DAY SATURDAY TO SERVE 4 YOU r° ski- LW Leon She Colnieli lide. inc,Ino, litiort to Radio C1CS for lunhe, tleles" • • ....1 ilmet•••••••••••01•01***0 0 • • • • • • • • Get a 1 move • 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1295. ur hnstmas gift to you FREE 1977 LICENCE PLATES with every used car purchased between now and December 25/76, iRE GOINGtONCERN you °twins atm out ahead 4 tion's report also presented some of the night school statistics for 1976. There are 333 persons enrolled in 22 courses at Central Huron Secondary School, 403 in 23 programs at the Goderich and District Collegiate, 215 in 15 courses at F.E. Madill Seccaidary School, 50 -in--five courses at Seaforth . District High School, and 455 in 27 programs at South Huron District High School. • • • - .0 • • • 1973 BUICK LE SABRE Four door hardtop, refinished in bamboo cream with beige full vinyl roof. 350 cu, in. V-8. engine • automatic transmission, power steering, power • . brakes, AM radio and many more extras. tic. • .. DHO 435. • SAFETY CHECKED . $2495. • T.G.C. PRICE • • • 1972 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 1 Two •door hardtop. Dependable. transportation. • • oy. • • , Finished in medium gold with black cloth trim. • • • V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steer- • • ing, power brakes, AM radio, etc. Lic. DHO 03. • • SAFETY CHECKED * T.G.C. PRICE . . . . $1895. • • •.:0 :• • • 1972 FORD CUSTOM "500" • • • :• Two door hardtop. Very dean and has been well • O - maintained. Medium green with dark green vinyl • • top, Vt engine, automatic transmission, power • • steertng, power brakes, radio and many more • • • SAFETY CHECKED T.G.C. PRICE . extras, Lit. DHX 524,, -, $1895., • • • • • • • 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO •• • • 0 • Four door sedan. Finished - in bronze with dark • • brown cloth interior triin, V-8 engine, automatic • • transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, 0 • etc. One owner and sale priced, Lic. DJC 207. • • • • NOT SAFETY CHECKED , • T.G.C. PRICE • • • • 4, • _ 0 • •• • • • 0. 0 0 • • The-used car • •boom is on! And we're • having the,biggest used car sale blast in our • -.history! You've got the Green Light on any one • you set your sights on . with on-the-spot • financing to get you out likea shot? • • • Correction Apologies to the students of SDHS who take the Law 400 course; The date of their Christmas exam, Friday, December 17, in t 'he morning, was left out of the Christmas exam schedule that the' Expositor printed last week. Falconer wins sign contest Brian Falconer, R.R.#4, Seaforth was the 1976 winner of the Huron County 4-H Gate Sign Competition. Brian, a member of the Kippfield 4-H Calf Club, received the. Hallrice Farms Trophy from Blyth at the annual 4-H awards night held in Clinton last month. During the summer, pictures were taken of the nineteen different entries in this competition and at the 4-H club' leaders meeting. in October, the photos were judged by all the leaders in the County. The results for 1976 are:- - 1st; Brian Falconer, #4, Seaforth; 2nd. Donald & Giena Datema, #1,, Auburn; 3rd - Les Lawson, #5, Clinton; 4th - Les Falconer, #5, Clinton; • 5th - Janice Allin, #4, Goderich; 6th Lori Hackett, #3, Lucknow; 7th - Sharon Carter, #3, Blyth;) 8th - Marguerite ciy• Robert Snell, #1, Clinton; 9th - Heather & Kevin Clark, #5, Goderich; 10th - Vanda Storey, #1, Dublin. Honourable Mention (listed alphabetically) - Les Consitt, #3, Kippen; Jayne & Carol Dougall, #3, Exeter; Peter Hamming, #1, Auburn; Bonnie ,McKay, #2, Brussels; Susan Pullman, Seaforth; Richard Rowley, Fordwich; Ron Taylor, #1, Brucefield; Andrew & Annie Van Diepen, #6, Goderich; Mary Ann Van Dorp, #2, Seaforth. 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