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The Huron Expositor, 1988-05-04, Page 1414 — THE HURQN EXPOSITOR, MAY 4, 1988 Celebrate Canada's Fit Week May 20-29 CELEBRATE CANADA'S FITWEEK! - From May 20 to 29, 1988 all Canadians are encouraged to participate in any physical activity. Fitness Canada, the Government of Canada, the provincial and territorial governments, 20 national organizations and myself, invite you to be a key player in this fun -filled week. Join the hundred of thousands of people across the country participating in physical acitivity. Walk to work, walk a block every evening, take in a fitness class - any activity you would enjoy. The kick-off day is on Friday, May 20, which is Sneaker Day. Have the whole of- fice wear sneakers, it improves moral tremendously. Try it. You will enjoy it! ! ! ! SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Today, the Senior Games will hold shuffleboard, bring a partner and RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard enjoy the afternoon. Last week's winners were: Men: William Kelley 374, Bert Walters 293 and Elmer Townsend 289. Women: Mary McMillan 362, Gladys Doig, 359, Hazel McGonigle 359 and Mary Chapple 336. Other Senior events this week are: Mon- day, May 9 - Cribbage at Arena 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, May 10 - Walking at Victoria park -10 a.m., Wednesday, May 11- Table Tennis at Arena - 1:30 p.m. and Wednes- day, May 11 - Crokinole at Arena - 7:30 p.m. Plans are underway for the Annual Wintario recreation grants Wintario recreation grants have been awarded to seven Huron County com- munities, Jack Riddell, MPP for Huron an- nounced recently on behalf of Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation Hugh O'Neil. Under New Recreation Facility Capital Grants, the Town of Goderich will receive $40,000 to construct squash courts adjacent to the community centre. In addition, the Exeter Lions Club will receive a grant of $91,259 to construct a Youth Centre for use by young people in Exeter and other com- munity organizations. "As communities grow and change, so do their recreation needs," Mr. O'Neil said. "These Wintario grants help ensure new and existing facilities are available to meet the changing needs, for the benefit of the entire community." Wintario Capital Conservation Grants have been awarded to five other com- munities. These grants help prolong the life of the facilities, so that they can con- tinue to provide quality service and help foster the well-being of generations of their users. The following communities will benefit from these funds: • Howick Township: $4,267 to install new drains and bottom floor to the deep end of the Howick Swimming Pool and install a new liner. • Tuckersnhnth Township: $13,067 for new roofing and siding for the Vanastra Seaforth West Branch SISTER CITY GAMES. Seaforth will visit its sister city on July 29, 30, 31st, 1f tor. You can join and have some fun while meeting some new U.S.A. friends. Events such as Golf, Tennis, Ball, Soccer - or any event that generates enough interest - will be held. If you are in- terested please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. Re • ation for SWIMMING LESSONS at theLi ns Pool will be held on Saturday, June 4 d Saturday, June 11 from 10 a.m. - to 1 p.m. at the Park Pavilion. OPP warns anglers on trespassing Now that fishing season has officially opened, the local OPP detachment is con- cerned that anglers obey the laws of trespassing. "With the opening of fishing season May 1, anglers are reminded that obtain- ing property otmer's permission to walk across or fish on his property is required and is a polite etiquette. If permission is not obtained, you can be considered trespassing and this is an offense," Con- stable Paul Holmes, community service officer at the Goderich OPP detachment, said. He added trespassing on private pro- perty without permission is contrary to ' the Trespass of Property Act of Ontario. The act of trespassing can result in a fine of $53.75. awarded ecreation Centre. • Township of Grey: $4,835 to renovate the Cranbrook Hall to meet Fire Code regulations. • Stephen Township: $5,429 to install siding and roofing on the Dashwood Community Centre. • Town of Exeter: $38,325 for insulation and metal cladding on the outside of the South Huron Recreation Centre. 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Using Huron County as an example, Mr. Riddell explains -Bayfield is open. Sundays, Grand Bend -is open Sundays, and Blyth has some stores'open as does Goderich. "Do we see Clinton or other towns opening to stay in competition?" he asks. "There TO PREPARE FOR THIS SALE EVENT RIVETT'S L MITED WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th STORE WIDE SALE VEN will be no more domino effect with the new bill than there is now." Mr. Riddell puts faith in the municipal system, that if the people don't want their businesses open on Sundays, their municipal governments won't go against their will and pass bylaws which conflict with what the people want. As far as Mr. Riddell is concerned the legislation accommodates different needs in different municipalities. Border cities like Windsor, he says, need Sunday shopping to compete with neighboring Detroit which has Sunday openings. Mr. Riddell further explains the province does not currently have coherent, en- forceable retail opening legislation, and legislative amendments are needed. To this end, on April 14 the Government of Ontario proposed amendments to the Retail Business Holidays Act and the Employment Standards Act which allow for the municipal option, and set stricter borders around the existing legislation. Part of what the legislation will do is make December 26 a public holiday, protect retail workers who refuse unreasonable assignment of Sunday work, and protect retailers who observe a Sabbath other than Sunday. The IMAGE g ENERGY Factory Representative KEVIN MCDERMOTT Krill be on hand for DISCUSSION AND DEMONSTRATION! ALL SALE ITEMS ARE SPECIALLY TAGGEDi YOUR SAVINGS ARE CLEAR] • Technics The science of sound RECEIVER (SA -31013) 100 Welts RMS. FM/AM Digital Remote Receiver with �• Q lull function remote and full lunzalan display $5291° 12 HOUR SUPER SALE J i CASSETTE DECK (RS411) Dubbing Cassette Deck, Dolby B. so0•touch transport, ��++ p high speed dubbing and sedes12 HOUR SUPER SALE C.D. PLAYER pt. -Pm) Compact Disc Player with full function display and programming High speed transport with high reSOIMbn D to A "'Awn ora 12 HOUR SUPER SALE S1z99P6 AMPLIFIER (Su-veo) Integrated 180 Welts RMS. Now Class "AA" Amplifier with recording selector. music selector and 5uh$499!6 sohic filters 12 HOUR SUPER SALE RECEIVER (sA-t3a) Q pp © 70 Watts RMS, FM/AM Stereo R2acoNar1R SUPER SALE" 1 (19916 OMEN imae Holographic Sound i®w11•16 ALPINE PRESTIGE 4Ot1At1ui • PERFORMANCE SPEAKERS (6205) 6 a 9 2 way poly bass driver high efficiency 60 Well Speakers 12 HOUR SUPER SALE 9149/" pr SPEAKERS (6204) 4 x B 2 way high efficiency 40 Watt front speakers 12 HOUR SUPER SALE 11991" pr TUNER/DECK (7108) FM/AM Digital 18 preset Tuner with auto -reverse cassette, bass and Treble, fade and pre -outs 12 HOUR SUPER SALE •299Pe TUNER/DECK (7250) Same as (7150) but high power, dolby end manIc sensing IS HOUR SUPER 541E 8419P6 AMP (2517) 60 Watts RMS from 20.20 KHz at 0846 T H D main frame Amplifier 12 HOUR SUPER 5415 •24916 EQUALIZER (3310) 7 Band Equalizer with presmp leder PLAYER (5902) Comped Disc Player with programmable play beck, power loading, full function display and pre -out leder to HOUR SUPER SALE 6739P6 Jim Duffy - Factory Rep from Alpine will tee on hand SEE THE ALPINE DEMO CAR! 12 HOUR SUPER SALE 6269PS HOLOGRAPHIC SOUND • A product so special that simply owning h says you recognize the utmost in quality and 'picture perfect' sound Check out Image! CONCEPT 200 SPEAKERS Twin driven bra" bass drivers with a 34" super S' 499/4 Hyperbolic Dome Tweeter. 12 HOUR SUPER SALE 6 FACTORY REP KEVIN McDERMOTT WILL BE ON HAND TO DEMONSTRATE THIS WORLD CLASS SPEAKER SYSTEMI REFERENCE 2 SPEAKERS Trileminate doped polypropylene bass driver. $�99i6 1" ferrofluid cooled Tweeter 12 HOUR SUPER SALE Esoteric Loudspeakers ENERGY PRO 22 LOUDSPEAKERS 2 way. T' bass driver. bra" dual hyperdome Tweeter. This speaker has tremendous accuracy and imaging capabilities that are virtually unrNalled. A very musical speakerw 12 HOUR SUPER SALE$749?8 ESM -4 SPEAKERS Small 2 way monitor style - excellent for surround sound processors 12 HOUR SUPER S4LE $2491 05 Panasonic. UXMAN experience the tradition RECEIVER (1413) Digital FM/AM computer analyzed 74 Wats AMS Receiver with Toroidal power supply for 9s�Ap high dynamite, subsonic fitter 12 HOUR SUPER SALE$53995 C.D. PLAYER (0-90) Multi -programmable, full remote, high resolution $w9©ptj Compact Disc Player. 12 HOUR SUPER SALE 4999' CASSETTE DECK (K -too) Feather touch, full logit• dolby B 0 C. Cassette Deck with Luxman a traditional excellence In transports end head assemblies Full lifetime hood warranty. QI�gAp® AMP 0.9m12 HOUR SUPER &1LE�i ei/ High performance 66 Watts RMS itageled Amplifier with subsonic filtering Features Lumen's lemons excellence In amplifier technology � ®p 12 HOUR SUPER SALEs9a`7I4 RECEIVER (R424) FM/AM Digital Receiver with 66 Watts WAS and ,429?a subsonic filter 12 HOUR SUPER SALE e °Natural Sound YAMAHA just slightly ahead of our time PORTABLE (Rx-FM10) FM/AM Portable Stereo with double bay dubbing $ 39aP6 cassette deck 12 HOUR SUPER SALE PORTABLE (RX -Cite) 3 pc e1 12 Portable Stereo CaDeck with Equalizer Cassette HOUR SUPER SALES,19P PORTABLE CASSETTE PLAYER rpiams1 Ball type personal portable Cassette player with S�9�g headphones. 12 HOUR SUPER SALE VACUUM (TURBO 1o00) The arm far quick. easy clean-up with C��p�� Turbo brush 12 /IOIJR SUPER S4L_ J VACUUM (Mc9410) Consists, type vacuum cleaner with Power heed 720 Watt motor, light weight nide-away attachments, Triple fitter system. 12 HOUR SUPER SAL AMP (AX-s00UB) Integrated 170 Wets RMS Amplifier sill, true variable q�Fjpis loudness control 12 HOUR SUPER SALE—.0Lv9r C.D. PLAYER (cD-x4to) Compact Disc Player with high bit Yamaha technology Quadruple (4X)over- sampling with 18 bis resolution, fully programmabl C2.�rAypa 12 HOUR SUPER SALE" 78 RECEIVER (Rx -soot FM/AM Digital programmable Receiver with ramie control. 100 Watts RMS of total power and true variable loudness control. $4 laps 12 HOUR SUPER SALE laps CASSETTE DECK occloo) Fut logic Cassette Deck with feather touch transpon, derbyyB 0 C. LED peak reading meters.12 HOUR SUPER S4LE$249?8 C.D. PLAYER (co -nos) Just a fav left! Full featured Compact Disc Player with full ®pp 12 HOUR SUPER SALESiq9916 function remote control HCBE • • from page 1 from the budget as funding was not available. At a cost of $7,000, Fax is a fac- simile machine which enables a sender and a receiver to instantaneously transmit hard copy documents over normal telephone lines. Desktop publishing will be funded to the tune of $10,000. Desktop publishing allows computerized publishing of school and board newsletters, information brochures, public relations booklets, and curriculum support materials. These materials are ata quality standard equivalent to that of com- mercial offset printers at a much reduced , cost. A stand-alone computer, laser printer and minor accessories are all, the hardware necessary for the system. Building and facility upgrading at the education centre, as well as school yard drainage work, was budgeted for $60,000 originally but had to be reduced, and also cut back was concrete and asphalt replace- ment and painting slated at $50,000. $30,000 was deducted from these projects to make them fit the special projects budget. Drug and alcohol prevention incentives were provided by the board this year. The ADAPT program was successful in secon- dary schools in 1987 and the board put $3,000 in their budget this year to continue such pre.rention incentives. $20,000 for computers in school offices and libraries has also been allocated. Three secondary school offices have computers and two elementary schools have been operating for about six months as pilot sites, and five additional elementary schools have recently acquired office computer equip- ment. Principals in these schools have urg-' ed with unanimous support that the board undertake to provide computer equipement for all school offices as soon as possible and financially viable. The conversion from manual to electronic facilities in all the board's schools could take up to three years. A two-way radio system for buses has been discussed with bus contractors, township road officials, bus drivers, and members of the parent community. The estimated capital cost will be $27,000. Maintenance and upgrading of the board's musical instrument inventory will cost $10,000 this year, $40,000 will be provided for technological studies in each of the five high schools. $11,500 had to be allocated to eliminate pupil fees for Industrial Arts and Family Studies in Grades 7 and 8, This is funding the board must provide, as it has been judged il- legal to charge students for these courses. And pay equity was dealt with. $20,000 was forecast to be set aside for salary ad- justments, but the board set aside only $10,000. January 1 pay equity will become a legal reality in Ontario, and the board will have to catch up the other $10,000 in 1989. AllintallImater areemori 21" COLOUR TV (FPR -510) Accufilter square comer COT' picture tube with pp�� remote wntrol, X4700 chassis 12 HOUR SUPER SALE$499ilp 6 21" COLOUR TV (FPR.ste) Accufilter square comer COT' picture tube with steroo broadcast decoding and remote control. $���®� EL•t00 chassis 12 HOUR SUPER SOLE P" VCR (vPT•200) 4 program, 2 week tuner -timer, multi-lunetion e2 display, infrared remote 12 HOUR SUPER SA1E413991°5 VCR (VPT-294) 6 program, 1 year tuner -linter, on-screen programming with infrared®® remote featuring full functions andprogramming. r RraSUPER SALES92986 12 34 SHOPPERS SQUARE( OODERICH pts 524' 2 J Panasonic. just slightly ahead of our lime MICROWAVE OVENS Mme GRILLE MICROWAVE (NN-eeo7, interior Bake. Broil, Broom with Oenion.SPHOUR UER SALEy' 9p a PLUS - RECEIVE $25.00 IN GROCERY COUPONS Mme GRILLE MICROWAVE (NN -0907) Bake, Broil, Brown with Genius. White with mirrored $%4996 front door. - 12 HOUR SUPER SALE PLUS • RECEIVE 525.00 IN GROCERY COUPONS MICROWAVE -INN -4507! A great little microwave for Trailer, Cottage or Any- $299106 whorel Jr Jr. Size ... 4 cu. It 12 HOUR SUPER SALE GENIUS MICROWAVE (7444757) in White Featurin'or Brown. CookAuto and Weight12 HOUR SUPER SALES439? PWS - RECEIVE $26_00 IN GROCERY COUPONS AT IUVETT'S .., we baturo 16 different models of Panasonic Ovens In Moak ... see us todafl Panasonic. just slightly ahead of our time VCR's and T,Ws VCR (P6-2700) 2 avant, 1 week multi -programmable VCR with Infrared remota control 12 HOUR SUPER S4LE$449P5 VCR (PV -15601/) Tech 4 Head system with multi -programmable 4 some, 2 weekkttuner- timer and m515-tunttlon Infrared remote 12 HOUR SUPER SALE'. 26" COLOUR TV To-26Nm) 28" picture tube, lug cabinet, lull auto colour and ��pp brightness sensor 12 HOUR SUPER S4LES6497S 26" COLOUR TV (PC -261187R) 26" picture tube. snivel base, deluxe wooden cabinet, full remote, en screen displays and sleep HOUR SUPER SALE$1299P6 ESTABLISHED VALUE FOR OVER 40 YEARS! 4 DAildiO®VideO A Microwave Rain o from page 13 ladies night and men's night on Tuesdays. We are hoping to begin a "Senior morning" on Monday, May 9 so any seniors come on out. It will go from 8:30 am to noon on Mon- day mornings. The Seaforth Legion is plann- ing a mixed 2 -ball for Saturday May 28 at 2 pm. For info contact Linda Gridzak. Congratulations to Allyson Scott who won the 1987 Ontario Ladies' Golf Association - Owen .Sound District's Greatest Handicap Reduction Award by improving her han- dicap from 31 to 25 or 14.6 per cent. Rule of the week: 14-2/2 - A player playing in the rain holds an umbrella over his head with one hand while holing a short putt, grip- ping the putter with the other hand. Is this permissable? Yes. Rule 14-2 prohibits a player, while making a stroke, from accep- ting protection from the elements from so- meone other than himself. However, it doesn't prohibit him from protecting himself.