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In unsanitary working E u». eco ori eci ca 'seis d4' t M conditiot �� I I firer ' : Mr, Carey said neggiatigpa andhe !has las, '�&l § "R , IThe , QIKCTA „ 'officlal said M I credibility �.,as MIali,sf9r ' �. parents should be: chore Inuolved s the education process to ensure $duration, Mr, :Riddell sill, , "a The>wlberals appose - ima y .:u ;ib4t' resp6g0ble; people run for yf, the Mil's provisions and will work he would spsitrop 1 fsu ort Carey hoof , to make changes In the boardeetirisy :ode t to legislature, Mr. Riddell ,assured u lc page_ slield on a xotating p g public, b.,e p, is audience. He supports �. h pp basis in' iiar�lb4s schools, And i{ flee in teacher board r» , �. 1 a r: r+ • the ratepayers' shoolo see • that.• negotiation a local concern, and Nia one the attend the meetin s� Hebsci 11 plans re.n o va tions rejects the idea of having y o ,+ principals and teachers in works vsielt Ina vaeµN: P . se orate federations. Riddel said NA,► }d+ working conditions and jabs a nation ,fin fro► Armen and street worklarad • ` y security should be negotiable in �- pi ee,led. in The'WWd of. owl �. Robert Baker, Chairman of the Huron Agricultural Society, In Mr. Davis will contact Frank 46 Pro - teacher -board contracts. The �t � of the, oondng Parks Board presented the order to secure a loan' he will Forrest to work while he Trustees as well as teachers, of The %xd Jeetuus (in, Person) „. `'v, q• budget for the Recreational contact Ed. Stan of the Ministry undergoes surgery in April and may have to resign in Azle the world from Jezu- Committe which was approved on of Agriculture and Food. recuperates.' confrontation situations such ae igdem Are you, ready? motion of Baker and Erb, He The Clerk received word that the York County teacher -school outlined steps being taken The Street Committee had no the water in Hensall is good. A board dispute where an For, free ,information &bowl - ^ '"` t u^• . regarding renovations at the report. Mr. Davis reported new thank you for the plaque given to agreement cant be. reached by tMe overlooked^ Glo. I me• - 'n" Arena and said he had secured signs erected. He will need firemen was received from Brill any means, Mr. Riddell said in sage, v �P �.; the co-operation of the South materials to fill holes in the roads. Mickle, who was unable to attend answer to an audience question. Write "ASK" the ceremony. "Then compulsory arbitration can p0 BOX 221 WESTQN Orwt FOR THE WINNERS - A large collectlon of trophies were up for grabs at Saturday's Junior Farmers' Broomball championship, hosted by the Seaforth Junior Farmers at the Community Centre. The Huron Ladies broomball team won the B M Championship ,trophy, defeating Perth 2 - 0 In overtime play. Junior Farmers from as far away as Niagara competed. The Clerk will attend a meeting be used to get the children back MSN 8M7 ' in Goderich, March 6, whidh will into the schools". CANADA NO. 1.for listed with the Department of _ instruct clerks -and treasurers about the 1974 Stablization Grant One teacher asked the MPP if he felt that school boar d trustees Forage eeds others who have degrees. "If Requirement. should be required to have and interesting facts. Aricultural A letter was received inquiring ualif.cations for their obs just as q j made, a man chooses to run and if there are any zoning by-laws teachers need a degree and a year Seed Grains held Wednesday of last week in the Township Hall with 16 which will prevent a railway at Teachers College for theirs. the people feel he's qualified, they have the choice of electing Timothy "Make Us Builders of Peace." siding being connected to Bendix Mr, Riddell said that sometimes We are heavily stocked with members present, 'A li ti f d b id self-educated people can be locality ;grown another. `p •�,:;,.'""�"� ' ~f., I `' Institute Skaffa Women's In �amily Life Center. Several of $1500asnow removal and "head and shoulders" above CANADA NO. 1.for listed with the Department of _ The International meeting of contests were enjoyed with $4000 for m aintenance will be others who have degrees. "If through some of the old "Minute. Red Clover Warner. Collings, under the interesting facts. Aricultural the Staffa Women's Institute was Valerie McPhail and Marilyn made, a man chooses to run and Societies commenced in 1792 with and fortunate. In 1964 Mrs, Lillian Achievement Day 'were held Wednesday of last week in the Township Hall with 16 'Miller'in charge. An address of -good wishes was A building permit to D.C.Joynt to construct an office in his the people feel he's qualified, they have the choice of electing Timothy "Make Us Builders of Peace." Seed president of the local fair for President and we may well have members present, . read by Mary Rennie and Barbara building was approved. him." He found when he was a another. made ginger bread from scratch the service: Mrs. Frank war and resumed after the war was over. Due to lack of District N o. 8. District 8 is comprised of 16 societies in Mrs. John Miller presided and was presented with many lovely Accounts amounting to Board of Education member, Mr. of highest quality we have had Huron and Perth with omy'one they must change with the times opened the meeting with the gifts. $4337,88 were ordered paid. Riddell said, that the majority of for many years. from a mix. These were compared , by the, eor e Margarets. g Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Appreciation was expressed by Dog tags are available. trustees were interested in, A full line of forage seeds will be 'available. thg great C.N.E. Needless to say,;-- in order to compensate, other ' �• f Collect. Roll call was answered by Barbara. Collings and Mrs, Rice. Mrs. Bell education and in teachers. also horse show and a demonstration sauce and Marion Jordon and naming something from 'Mrs. Personals We Commenting on Mr. Riddell's g advice about teachers needing to We are taking orders conducted busines Roll call was „, Australia. Ed. Chappel Darlene Templeman, all session. answered by Bible verse, nOR' for grain and untiringly during the Convention g Y g In' presented a paper on the motto - Hamilton spent the weekend s s o work for more public support,Jim Carey London, past president forage seeds. Achievement Da y' Bridal Shower Mrs. Jim Scotta treasurer's Home and Country, Duringbusiness the members with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family. discriminate / of the OECTA who attended the O dinner The Seed Plant chose creative stitchery as their Visiting at the same home Sunday (Continued from page 1 ) meeting said his first choice in short courses and ' were Mr. and Mrs.'Dale Martyn, guests who attended the buffet ave association g,this high In Londesboro � paper mache as a second choice. Wanda and Michelle, Russeldale, dinner meeting held at the Legion priority. "Teachers have to let parents p Phone Clinton 482-7476 or Members moved to make their Bev Stewart, Stratford and Mr. Hall. They represented the know that they have a Blyth 628-4889 A TOUGH GAME - Broomball is hard work and games are usually won by a very usual donation to Bunny Bundle. Mrs. Robert Parsons presented and Mrs, David Capling, Lc;ndon. Ladies from Hibbert United Masonic Or der, Forresters, Loyal Orange Lodge, Seaforth Legion Professional service to offer to the low score. Many Junior Farmer teams played Saturday at the arena iri their annual 'B a contest on Trees. -Mrs'. A. H. Church joined with the ladies and Hensall Legion, Lions Club, community" Mr. Carey said. For too long 'teachers have done Broomball Tournament. Clinton won the Men'sfinal by a score of 2 - 0 over- Daynard presented the topic by. • from Cromarty Presbyterian Optimist Club, Odd Fellows from whatever is asked of them. 1? ��� Perth. A Women's broomball team from Huron won their B final b beating Perth 2 y g showing pictures of Kenya, Africa which were most interesting. The Church on Friday for tjie annual World's pay of Prayer. Seaforth and Hensall and Municipal officers. Education is a service in which SEED CORN - 0 in overtime. Deb McClure got both the goals. meeting closed with 0 Canada, James Devereaux, R.R.4, wor'kingconditions and wages are ----• Society members followed by a dainty lunch served by the hostesses, Mrs. Gertrude Celebrate Seaforth, Grand Knight of Father News of,Varna GOAD YIELD and Stephen Eckert Council of the Correspondent Attend - I • UO Taylor,Mrs. Orpha Norris and Miss Olive Speare. Krunch Kernels WorldDayBrotherhood Knights of Columbus of Seaforth and area, who sponsored the Mrs. Ivan McCI mont Bowling Party STANDABILITY Spring De - COrYent'O meeting this Lodge � #1 Krunchy Kernels Prayer year, was chairman for the event. Members of the Orange and their wives held their bowling .FREE livery on early orders. (Contributed) the past. Th- question is - how and talent s that our small fairs held the sixth meeting of their 4-H Homemaking Club at the ,Ol party last Friday, night and was -SPECIAL The •..73rd'•• Convention of lAg'r-ietdtur l hrItl i iirticul#tIi31 $o'c r wa n •best to do it in the future? To -day 9 there are 242 fairs and exhibitions continue to .exist and exp.4 i., IA tit iF E'a 5t tt: ` a°"i3o $�, 'is m eir s. A th ho e,gi,t#e igdez�lr r, ui , The )'Vor)d Daof Prayer was , , o�servecl by the 'Burns' U.C. W'. ,�ocieties of Ontario held recently' listed with the Department of fortunate an'd one only,has to look Smale- on Saturday morning at/ 9:30 A.M. with 12 girls present. on March 1, at the home of Mrs, in Toronto brought out some Agriculture of Ontario with some through some of the old "Minute. Roll Call was answered by `;The Warner. Collings, under the interesting facts. Aricultural 237 holding fairs this past year. Books" to realize just h ow pasta dish I served", Plans for leadership' of Mrs. James Rice. Societies commenced in 1792 with r A local lady, Mrs. John fortunate. In 1964 Mrs, Lillian Achievement Day 'were The theme of the service was the founding of a society at McCowan, as well as being a Grummett was a Provincial discussed. "Make Us Builders of Peace." Niagara. However, the fair was president of the local fair for President and we may well have Judy Jeffery and Ruth Chappel The following ladies took part in abandoned during the 1812-14 1973, was also president of another. made ginger bread from scratch the service: Mrs. Frank war and resumed after the war was over. Due to lack of District N o. 8. District 8 is comprised of 16 societies in Most fair boards 'realize that and Marion Smale and Mar Jane Y Konarski, Mrs, Donald McGre- transportation the fair was moved Huron and Perth with omy'one they must change with the times Templeman made ginger bread got, Mrs. Pete Salverda, Miss Ida Leiper, MissGladys Lei from one centre to another and in bated society not holding a fair this past' unless they get big enough to from a mix. These were compared , by the, eor e Margarets. g 184,61 in Toronto to become year, Mrs. McCowan has a two change the times, Seaforth,' last ear, came u with three firsts for Y P girls. Elizabeth Templeman and Taylor, Mrs. Jim Scott, Mrs. thg great C.N.E. Needless to say,;-- in order to compensate, other years t erm and last year visit ed half of the fairs held in the district the society - a tractor -pull, a light Joanne Ross made brown sugar g Collings and Mrs, Rice. Mrs. Bell fairs mushroomed up and and plans to visit the remainder horse show and a demonstration sauce and Marion Jordon and saga Mrs.,sEd Bel] the flourished, this comingyear. for the ladies., All were Ruth Jeffery made a lemon sauce. conducted busines Roll call was These societies had a prime Mrs. McCowan worked considered a success and plans Muffins were judged by the in session. answered by Bible verse, objective, .the improvement of 1 P untiringly during the Convention g Y g are underway for a repeat this girls preparation for a Previous min�ites were read by es livestock, poultry, field crops and as she was one of two ladies in Year. 1975 is the Centennial Year for the town Achievement Da y' Bridal Shower Mrs. Jim Scotta treasurer's other farm products, with special charge of Junior Handicraft. They and already plans are rt iv b Miss Jean host,lrsMrs.rAllen 'iarty wC3►Li7E:us..� ; Hayter, The `ti9At will be opo s r, e y March 1,, read from VioleLeiper, A t and Mel thanks of was Y• IMPROPER WHEEL ALIGNMENT held Friday night, March 29. DISCOUNTS Pancake Supper Distributed in Huron A successful pancake supper Colunty by was held in Varna United Church like Mrs.McCowan -who have given so generously of their time ONTARIO'S on Tuesday, February 26, from which the proceeds went to the Milton J. Dietz Explorers group who are helping , to support a girl in China. LTD* We wish to extend sincere sympathy to family and friends of PURINA CHOWS Mr. Harvey Coleman who passed SANITATION PRODUCTS away a week ago.SEED CORN LAYER CAGES Mr. acrd Mrs. Wilmer Reid are VENTILATION holidaying in the South. e (Wholesale & Retalt) The U.C.W. will meet again March 7, R.R. 4 this Thursday night, at � Varna United Church. Seaforth, Ontario The Liberal Association held a phone 527-0608 banquet at Hully Gully on Friday, _ ' attention being focused on the 4 latest farm practices as well as the promotion of handicrafts, the '• arts, cooking and the Jqnior were kept busy displaying being formed for some special articles, answering questions and events for it which will also be the giving advice to the many 130th year of the fair, delegates. Friends of Barbara McCaughey honoured her with a' bridal shower on Friday evening at the opo s r, e y March 1,, read from VioleLeiper, A t and Mel thanks of was Y• IMPROPER WHEEL ALIGNMENT Section. They have most certainly It is due to the efforts of people served as a Showroom Of Agriculture and emaking in like Mrs.McCowan -who have given so generously of their time ONTARIO'S NEW TAX CREDIT SYSTEM: CA SES Cabinet.. --shuffle irresponsible (Continued from Page 1) Ontario North Regional- Liberal ,Said, Associationo—C ucted a brief The function of the Ontario annual rh6etingr Development Corporation should Returned to office were: be 'changed from "a grantor of President, Douglas Bell, Strat- funds to an initiator of ford; Vice -Pr esident, Duncan businesses," Mr. Nixon McCallum, Hanover; Treasurer, maintained. William Elston, R.R.4, The money would spark new Wingham; Secretary, William growth it Canadian companies to Somerville, Stratford; and combat the flame of foreign Directors, Kent Lamont, R.R.5, domination now engulfing Ont Paisley, Ross McLelland, Mount oyio's economy, Mr. Nixon said. Forest, Robert Campbell, Owen He also felt that; women's Sound, and Beryl Harper, rights in the courts should be Goderich. The executived also includes �� ppEN presidents of all riding associations. Mr. Rochus Faber is Treasurer, William Elston vacationing in Florida. reported a bank balance of $97. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Cooper and strengthened; denturists should girls are holidaying in Florida. be licenced to provide low-cost Mr. Tom Munroe, who dentures; landfill sites should be sprained his ankle at work, is abandoned and replaced with convalescing at his home. recycling; urban transit systems A farewell party for Mr. and %hould rely on tried and tested Mrs, Robert' Elgie, who are transportation means, moving to Exeter, was held at the The government should home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray attempt to equalize the cost of Consitt on Saturday, March 2. living t� roughout Ontario, 4-H Meets especially in the North, Mr, Nixon Kippen Il 4-H Club held their said. first meeting at the home of the He was greeted with deafening leader,lM s. Angus Hummel on applause when said that the, Wednesday, Feb, 27th. The Conservative Government sl%uld -project is "Taking a Look At be dealt with critically and the Yourself". Mrs. Al Hoggarth is p� eopie of Ontario should , be assistant leader, shown that a responsible Officers elected were: alternative, the Liberal party, was Susie Hoornaert, Vice President available. , - Shirley Chalmers, Secretary= At the conclusion of Mr. boreen Van Wieren. Press Nixon's speech, the Westetn Reporter - 'Lynn Alderdice. 2 out of 3 Ontario, residents who file income tax returns thisjw;ar will' share. $3a0 �nilhon in tax credits. (Even if they don't play income #ax!) Families, pensioners, roomers, boarders, the handicapped and othefs will benefit. Ontario's newTax Credit System provides for three separate credits, and here's how they work: 1, People who own or rent (including roomers and boarders) may share in the Property Tax Credit. 2. People who fill out a Federal income tax return may share in the Sales Tax Credit. 3, People over 65 may sure in the Pensioner Tax Credit. You must fill out a Federal income tax return. The new purple Ontario Tax Credit Form comes attached inside it. So even if you don't pay income tax, you should still file a Federal income tax return with the Ontario Tax Credit Form this year.. We want yotyml to get your fair shore of Ontario's tax credits. Onb'lols Witham G. Davis, Premier <,J ��ii Arthur 14. Mien, Minister of Revenue r TAX 01ED1T SYSTEM If you have any. questions .you may, free of charge, dial "0" and ask the operator for Zenit,200i1."Resident$lwithin the Metro Toronto local calling ar should dial 965-017 y l C Foy FRO,NT=END U EXTRA TIRE WEAR. ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Includes: • Complete front-end inspection • Check and adjust steering • Check and adjust caster and camber • Check and adjust toe -in • Check front wheel bearings • Inspect tires • Road test SPECIAL S 10 PRICE ONLY (Parts extra) All work done by factory -trained Guardian Maintenance technicians using precision equipment.