The Huron Expositor, 1979-11-29, Page 20THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 20, 1079
THE PLAYERS—Students at SDHS were treatedto a William Inge play,
Bus, Riley's Back in Town, Friday afternoon. Performing members of the
Liquor, noise offences. at coutfi
Liquor and unnecessary
noise offences again made up
the majority of cases in
provincial court, Seaforth on
Nov. 21.
Frederick Burton of Will,
iam Street, Egmondville,
was fined $108 or 30 "days, in•'
jail on a charge of careless
driving,
Kim Argyle of 189 St,
David Street, Goderich, was
fined $28 for not having an:
operator's licence.:
Michael Costello of 43.
Chalk Street, Seaforth was
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fined $104 or 10 days in jail
as a minor having liquor
readily available.
Donald Dale, 39 Sparling
Street, Seaforth, was' fined
S104 for having liquor readily
available in a motor vehicle.
,Ben 'Fehr, of R.R. l,. Sea-
forth was . fined $28' :for not
having an operator's licence.
Paul' Graham of R.R. 2,
Seaforth was fined 8104 or 10
days in jail as a minor having
.liquor readily available.
. Allan Green of Milton was
fined 545 for speeding.
John Gridzak Of R.R. 4,
Seaforth was fined 8104 as.a
minor' having liquorr readily
available.
William; Henderson of
R.R. 3. Kippen was fined
5103 for creating un_
necessary noise.
Frank Johnston of. Box.
295, Londesboro, :was, • ined
$103, as The. owner of a.
vehicleresponsible for cre-
ating unnecessary noise.
James McLarnon •of 127
Mill Street; Seaforth, was
fined . 8103 on the same
charge.
Larry McClure of R.R. 2,
Seaforth,,was fined $104 as a
Minor ' having liquor readily
available.
James • Parkinson of 4
Goderich Street,. Seaforth,
was, fined .$104 as a minor
having liquor available.
Edward Van Dyk of R.R. 4,
Seaforth was fined S103 for
creating unnecessary, noise.
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Theatre. Hour Company from Toronto, Were(left to right) 'Bob Aaron, Ron
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White,. Sonja Smits, Judith Thompson, Ron O'Krancy and J. Winston.
;Carroll, The play, set in a 1950's bar in Texas, was about a sailor who.
finds an old girlfriend when he returns to his home town. (Expositor
Photo)
THE ART OF CROCHETING—Joy Ross is working .on''awinter hat she's
crocheting in the,, night school class in crocheting:. taught by Bessie
Broome of Egmondvilie.
Report from, Queen's.P�rk
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handicapped, or to fire them
or deny them public
accommodation or services
because of the handicap.
This includes thephysically
disabled; epileptics, the
mentally retarded and those
who "formerly hada me
disorder.” - To set up an
office for the handicapped to statment during an interview,
provide' • information about" outside the Le'gislat'ure when
programs and benefits, asked whether he would
attempt to recover :$975, 615.
• defrauded by Mr. Brown
Health. Minister Dennis
Timbrell said this week that..
his :•ministry will seek .a
judgement forcing John
Brown to repay almost SI
Million'' he defrauded from
the 'ministry.
Mr. Timbrell made the
betiveeii,1971 and 1975.
Mr. Brown is the founder
of' the Browndale treatment
program for emotionally dis-
turbed ' children. The •
program was financed under
the Children's Mental Health
Centres Act. • .
IPA alp
OFA.konvention
• IUlarI.k�tinq
Conaner ,advocates who,
criticize :the powers of farm;
marketing, boards have come:
under attack by delegates
attending the, Ontario;
Federation; of Agriculture
convention ins Toronto.,
The federation'snewly ac-
claimed president, Ralph,
Barrie of Lanark County, in
Eastern Ontario told
delegates "there's a new
game in town and it's called)
marketboard bashing."
The • new president said,
"Too many times in recent;
weeks we've seen pointed
and - I'd like to use a
four-letter word and can't -
discriminatory attacks on
marketing boards,"
The dairy andbeef farmer
said • marketing board
controls on marketing and
pricing arethe only. way
farmers .can hedge against
similar controls in • other pro-
ducing segmentsof society.
"Consumers are well
served by the: farmers.
Statistics show Ottawa, has.
the lowest -priced food basket
of 16. or 17 world capitals,"
the new president said:' but
Mr. Barrie stressed that
confrontation withmarketing
board critics isn't the way to
win publicsupport,.
Jack's
Jottings
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anglers. You, might •just' as
well be out there fishing for
passenger pigeons - you just,
can't find these fish. You
spent 20 years and a lot of
money to find a fish :which
could,„ survive the lamprey.
.:but they seem to disappear
out of the bottom • of the
lake.":'
In an interview, Mr. Gaunt ,.
"said that the tourist industry
has suffered rserious harm,
front poor angling. 'His senti-
ments are, he said, suppor
ted. by other MPPs whose
constituencies adjoin the lake, l;
Residents of Lake Huron and
Georgian Bay tourist areas
watch, with cynicism as the '?
Ministry stocks. Lake :Ontario
with desirable lake trout •
which can't be eaten because
the lakes are polluted. {;
Gordon Bill :of Varna, .a
former president of the fed-
eration, told the meeting
farmers must ensure pro-
duction quotas for such pro-
ducts as, milk and eggs don't.
add unnecessarily tothe,
consumer food, bill. He said.
quota sales by farmers are.
becoming a source of incorlie
which is unnecessary. "
"Something has to he.
done soon if we're concerne4.
about our image. Farmers;
shouldbe getting our money,
from producing a product
and not the sale of quota,"'
Mr. Hill told the delegates.
MI .
Bev. Brown, it Huron`,
County delegate atthe con-
vention, said she is fed; up:
with editorial writersat,
tacking farmers, and in
particular, editorial writers
at the rLondon. Free Press.
'"People in the farm com-
munity feel'What'a with this
guy writing the editorial';;
but the farmers don't seer)"
to write in to complain," she
said,
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