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Receives
Degree
' Stuart Bryans, a former
resident of the Walton area, re-
ceived the degree of A.R.A. (ac-
credited Rural Appraiser) from
the American Society of Farm •
ManageFs and-Rural Appraisers.
The degree was presented to Mr.
EirYan's at a meeting of theSociety
in Chicago on Monday.
Mr. Bryans is a Credit
Advisor with the Farm Credit
Corporation In Sti.atford and re-
sides in Mitchell. He attended
an 'examination seminar of the
Anferican Society in Des Moines,
,Iowa in September of this year ,
where he ,qualified for the degree. '
He is one of only three in
'Canada who hold the A. R. A.
degree.
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Panel'n
Of -Biafra 'ProbleM
Students at ,.iGentral Huron
Secondary School in Clinton are
copcerned about the human suf-
fering created by the Nigerian
Civil War,
Last week students sent a
petition bearing 400 signatures,
to Interpax, an Ottawa based
group which declared last Thurs-
day, (Biafra Peace: Day'` andpre-
sented Prime Minister Trudeau
petitions for peace from across
•the nation.
As a follow-up to that pe-
tition, students at C.H.S.S.,
spearheaded by Dale'Gi-ay,head
of the school's English depart-
ment, have.set plans for a.(( For-
urn on Biafra" to be held in
the C.H.S.S.auditorium Monday
night at 8 p.m.
The forum will feature two
guest speakers, Peter Worthing-
, ton' and Ben Wicks, both on the
staff of Toronto daily papers.
and M~ teln Love
Dec. 5th -
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Correspondent
Mrs. Kenneth McKellar
Mrs, George Wallace, Mrs.
Verna Brook's accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Wallace Car-
lingfor and visited il.Iri.an.Pci Mrs, , 4:4
Gus le yl; fr o ,
M . Sadie Scott is a patient
in SeaforkhihCdriununity Hospital.
Messrs. Russell and Bruce
McKellar of Buffalo, N.Y., visi-
ted with relatives during the
weekend. .
Mrs. Kenneth McKellar re-
turned home Saturday from Sea-
forth Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marin-
elli of Sault $te. Marie are
guests of Mrs. S. Garnhant.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marin-
elli, ,Sault Ste. Marie, the
former Isabelle Case, were bon,.
oared at the home of her sister,
Miss Margaret Case at Blyth
Wednesday evening on the oc-
casion of their 25ttrwedding an-
niversary.
Mrs. Marinelli was the
daughter of Mrs. 'Case and the
late E.C.Case of Seaforth. They.
were married by Rev. Gilbert
of St. Thomas Anglican Church
and since then have lived in
Sault Ste. Marie. 'A family dinner
was held to mark the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Marinelli have
a family of four children and
at present are visiting relatives
and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. White
(Susan McLean) have arrived in
Spain after crossing the Atlantic
on a Yugoslav freighter. They
plan to spend the winter hiking
around southern Europe and will
stay at Youth Hostels.
EUaIES
Kinburn Hall'
DEC. 5th & DEC. 19th
at 8:30 p.m.
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Ladies please bring lunch
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Barry
of (schadeview', Lake Huron,
left this week for Madeira
where they will spend the win.**
ter months.
Mr. and Mrs. FrankCtidInore
of Waliaceburg. spent a few dayS
with Miss Hazer Reid. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith.
left Sunday by plane for Key
West, Florida to spend a hold-
day with their daughter, Mrs.
William Stevenson and Mr. Ste--
venson.
Mrs. Jean Zurback of Strat-1
ford was a guest of Mrs. J. D.
Cairns.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold jacksop i
left Monday to spend the winter
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs*, David Hoover
have returned from Indianapolis.
J. J. Coyne and Mrs. Coyne
of Port Dover are visiting in
the Seaforth, Dublin area.
Vincent Fariii Equipment en-
tertained over 90 employees and
their wives at their annual
Christmas Party Tuesday at the
Victorian Inn in Stratford.
Several employees were pre-
sented with ten year awards.
The evening program included
games and dancing.
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Worthington lq a senior
political reporterler the Toronto
Telegra..., and .bas spent con-_
itderable time in Biafra, cover-
ing the events of the civil war
from both Sides.
Mr: Wicks is a cartoonist
with a Toronto paper. In addit-
ion to the guest peakers, a
panel consisting of four area
men and a moderator Will pose
questions on Biafra:
Panel members include Dr.
Charles Moyo, of Seaforth, Robert
McKinley, Huron M.P.,.Dr. Mo.r-
gap Smith of Bayfield and John
Cochrane, 'Director of Education
of the Huron Board of Education.
Panel moderator is Rev.Don-
aid 'MacDonald of Northstreet
United Church, Goderich.
The audience is invited to
participate in the discusSion and
questions directed at the panel
and speakers ~will be welcomedf
in .1470.
Following much discussion,
Council ,gave approval to hire
another public health inspector
because it was felt that this
person could carry out plumbing
inspections in addition to. other
regular work.
When . asked what the public
health insfiectors actually do to
keep themselves so busy, Reeve
Cuthill and Roy B. C ou-sins of
Brussels told Council the inspec-
tors carry out reviler .inspec'-
lions on dairy farms, in eating
establithments and in food pro-
cessing• plants among other res-
ponsibilities.
Red Cross
Annual
The annual meeting of the
Seaforth branch of the Canadian
Red Cross Association ,will be
held in the Carnegie Library,
Friday, December 5th, at 3 p.m.-' '
Officers will be elected for the
corning year.
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by Shirley J. Keller
The salaries of Huron County
Health Unit employees came tin-
der County Council's scrutiny
Friday afternoon and there was
some discussion concerning the
raises proposed by the Board
of Health.
_Medical officer '' onieatfh, Dr.
G. P. -A. Evans will receive a
$3.000 per annum hike bringihg
his salary to $23,000..Some coun-
cillors took exception to *this
and asked why Dr. Evans- rated
such a large increase all at
lance while some of the lolitler
salaried staff were taking a much
Smaller raise. •
cit seems to me that's making
the rich richer and the poor
poorer', stated Reeve Allan
Campbell, McKillop.
Chairman of the Board, Reeve
Wilmer -Cuthill, Seaforth, told
Council the Board had reached
this agreement with Dr. Evans
after serious diScussions. The
.doctor maintained that his col-
leagues in this area are snaking
between $30,000 and $50,000 an-
nually in private practices the
Reeve said.
It was also pointed out that
certain employees,,of the Huron
Discuss Health
Board Salaries
'Couirty Board of Education with
-no more qualifications than Dr.
Evans are earning considerably
,more than $23,000 per year.
'Public-Health doctors are not „„Legion Hall, Seaforth .foaind .eitheri it :was
terested in keeping Dr. Evans r
ah d, And he' COtinty was la-
Friday, -Dec• 5th on staff for some time to come.
'I'm. not in favor of releasing
a man ,experienced , in Huron
County andd then hiring some-
body new for the same salary
or more', said the Warden. '
Supervisor of Public Health
Nurses, Mrs. C. M. Elias, will
receive $8,560 up from $8,000
'this year. Salaries for the rest
of the nursing staff range from
$6,700 to $7,7.00 for public health
nurse,
aursei $ , $64,4 ,22050forag for "registeredreist
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tered nurse's assistant and Royal Canadian Legion.
$24.50 to, $26.50 per day• for Proceeds for Welfare Work
part-time staff.
William 'Empey, Chief Pub-
lic Health Inspector was raised .,
from $6,,000' per annum to $8,560.
James Pinder and John Kerwin
will each receive $7,500 per
annum with Richard Dodds earn-.
ing $6,500. )•
1: The Board of Health sought
approval to engage a non-public
health inspector to carry out
plumbing inspections- plus nee es-
Sary inspections of septic tank
and tile bed installations Pro-
vided the latter two items were
under the supervision of a pub-
lic health inspector. or to hire
,another public health „inspector
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