Zurich Citizens News, 1978-06-08, Page 12Page 12
Citizens News, June 8, 1978
CUBS CAMP OUT — Cubs and scouts from a number of area communities participated in a
campout over the weekend at Point Farms Provincial Park at Goderich. Shown in their tent are
Bayfield Cubs Bob Dunn, Danny Denomme, Mark Westlake and Michael Clark. Staff photo
Local crops look good
While farm crops in the
area are coming along
reasonably well a good rain
this week would help con-
siderably according to
Huron Associate Ag Rep
Mike Miller.
Miller said the good
weather of the last 10 days
has allowed most farmers to
catch up following a very
slow start due to cool
weather.
He said, "Corn planting on
the average was about 10
days late, but, is now
growing quickly. This is
compounding spraying
problems." Spring grains do
not appear to be growing as
well as they should ac-
cording to Miller.
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1978 Dog Tags
1978 Dog Tags are now available at
the Municipal Office at the following
rate structure: 1st male or spayed
female $4.00, 2nd $8.00; 1st female
$8.00, 2nd $12.00; 3rd of either
$50.00 and if not picked up by June
15th, 1978 the rate will be doubled
to cover costs.
Sharon A. Baker,
Clerk-Treasurer.
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At the Exeter branch of
Canadian Canners, manager
Jack Urquhart said, "Our
crops are generally in a
healthy state.. The peas
couldn't look much better."
Urquhart said planting of
peas would continue until
late next week with the first
harvesting slated for July 1.
Corn planting will be com-
pleted by June 20.
The local canning
manager said rainfall in the
area has been very variable.
He continued, "Some areas
need rain and others are set
as far as moisture is con-
cerned."
Board will see two films
By JEFF SEDDON
Trustees of the Huron
County Board of Education
plan to go to the movies June
12 to decide if two films
dealing with rape are fit for
use in county high schools.
The films, How To Say No
to a Rapist and Survive and
All About Rape, are
suggested viewing for
secondary school students to
help them deal with a rapist
if they are ever confronted
by one. One film, How to Say
No to a Rapist and Survive,
is currently in the board's
film library and the other
has just been released.
Dorothy Wallace, chair-
man of the board's school
program policy committee,
told the board that the board
owned film has been shown
once in 1977-78 to a Grade 12
law class. The film recently
came under some criticism
after a University of Western
Ontario student employed
the advice offered in the film
and was brutally raped on
the London campus last
year. The victim claimed the
advice given in the film was
wrong and that the film
should be banned from use in
schools and universities.
The board was asked by
the . Kinsmen Club of
Belgrave to make use of the
film in its secondary schools.
The Club sent a letter to the
board saying its members
had seen the film and a
recommendation was made
to encourage the board to
make use of the "excellent"
film.
Separate school trustee
Eugene Frayne pointed out
to the board that the recent
controversy over
questionable material in
English literature textbooks
in use in county classrooms
may be stirred by a board
decision over use of the
films. He said the board may
be opening the door for more
criticism from parents.
"It seems like board
members have received a lot
of criticism over books we
haven't read. The people
putting out these films have
no experience in rape, who
are they to talk," he said.
"It's just a comment."
Wallace suggested that the
board invite some of its
teachers or interested
parents to attend the
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could meet at 8:00 p.m. and attend of the time.
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