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�Twent. l.adi�.s of the Walton, the toCurrie,eddtn elan Ye.s �,
y A ski tremendous but the Mr. and Mrs. W'axren � ,,� ;� �.•��'. � °A# a A�sei°�,; � �I<'��►Y:�4� �?� `���. ,
i- Unit were resent fol the ,Trine 'message comes from Gd, Douglas, Heather .'1'hetr "aitdrtts a>j
from Q u Q I"1 S Park p gand, ! 1tat 'Th rrcciat x
)r e . a .e a ago, I iq "Bro.m. , Sht?x1e a'k alt :ts ,,fat r iftl 6y
w meeting o W dnesd y v ning Mrs. Wtiliam Thamer presided aced Mrs. W,H., Cu.rrie of Hamil-... ,.,,
held. in the church b.asemetit.. for the business. The minutes ton spent Sunday with lYfr. and of Hanover,.arleYxjCtey, ,Qf Ot►J?ttcil.'+at�I�.;eati?f #illi
'y";t BY were approved as read by Mrs, Mrs, Allan McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Kemptville and ;flower„sit•.; Mxs� sainp,eVn#)�pgy,
M1 _ Mrs. Alex Gulutzen Jr. openers Howard Hackwell. A .thank you Tom Stevenson and Ronald, axtd Jim (Shahan) Adatlns wl~re.' sprpr}sea'Y
Jack Riddell; M.P.P. Huron the devotions with a reading o note of appreciation on the work llonald �`urrie also visited,at the present. r±ctkly>ft)!''hd l✓1>:n►p ad Al` ;; ,
'Friend'ship.' 'Break Thou the pP t w
mac,. bread of life' was sung, accom done on a quilt was read from saPne home. During the evening, Ron and United SFepdgts ><nfpt}oPtC Sll�
Karen Hulley. Orders were taken Mr. and Mrs. Ray nether, Pauline, their Son Gary., his wife RAY lHaeth'er wh-i Iz s cpasted
panied at the piano by Mrs. Ray i
PanteRueter. Mrs. Emerson Mitchell for Hymn Books, Mrs. Mae Steven and John attedded the. Dianne, their dou$hter Joati, empioymeit after elBl)teehl'
Morton . Shulman, New official functions includingwill get more than the 8% read an article on 'Jesus is Real', Sholdice gave _the treasurer's Webster Reunion held at Harbour Ron's sister Shirley and Pagline"s' wiAf the
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report. The • copper contest Park, Godertch, 1 .§t Sunday. brother Harley were called to'the, t, y ,
Democratic Party Member, of the Commission meetings. Mr. increase to bring them up to a followed by the scriptJtre from :he leaders, Mrs. H. Bolger and Mrs. Mr. and yMr. 1 W. Stutz and ' platform. ,' Consitt, .4 chai0V "1,1104, YYaa �
Legislature 'foe High Park, Kennedy is President of the new minimum of $2400.00 a year 2nd chapter of Ephetians. She F. Dunk, reported on the amount Natasha of Waterloo spent the g
An address .of'r cod wishes was 'Presented" to. 'Ra follow,, d
accused the Ont ario Government Pinewood Village Limited which from their resent $2,184.00.- also read a Qem on 'Faith'. Mrs. P t
of bribing the nolle with its own own a Pinewood Par Mut I bon 0% of tb iv recc vin Gululzen led in prayer. 'Faith of collected by each side. Sunday weekend at the home of Mr. ,and read by Herb Travis and they 1.unlchos ®• We k tt
r ... g . , p - otel, About 5-- g School Promotion will be held Mrs. Torrence Dunda . were presented with,an envelope h. � }?re§ �� k M��a
money. -He released documents Deputy Attorney General benefits as former civil servants our Fathers' was sung. 's of vmone
during the church 'service June Visiting recently for dinner 'at y. They alscf' received Mrs, .liGep -Parltt« and M,�1 and' ;
and Social Services. Commie rs are at the minimum, Mrs. Nelson Reid, gave an 30th. the home of Mrs. Ray Huether
Communityn e ces, tt a Chairman Patrick rate. interesting topic. She ave much"""' Now, thank we all our God' were Mrs Jake Jutzi, Mrs. Ra pl issed Pauline and Ivnd To1n ' vop Xi-te ,14 ns,, ; 00
sent to him by the Minist ry of F. W. Callaghan said in a letter. to qr teachers many beautiftt
f Ron each expressed appreciation and Mrs. D ve Krklandfi.ulx
which show how cheques Reid, LiberahRainy Rivet, that if The 06'increase will now apply • information on the island of Haiti, was sung and President Mrs. Klein, Kitchener. Mrs. Bill John and'Shirley Walters,•Harley Mirk. ifow, Mr. and .Mrs I?o al�d'
addressed to hundreds of the Commission was paying the to those whose pensions east of the Carribean. It is a rocky Thamer closed the meeting with Ston, Mrs. Jim • McGillvary, ley also spoke, along with Gary Watson, Clinton, and:, MX. at►d c•.
community organizations in the , motel -then Mr. Kennedy would commenced during 1973. This and Joan Bennett. • Mrs. Graeme Craig, 7Na1t4>!!,.
island very backward with great prayer. Paisley and Mrs. Jack'Holmes,
Proyince have often been sent to be breaking section 42 of the group which has already received poverty. Rev. H. Allen, a 29 -year- The hostesses, Mrs. Gordon Clinton. The girls were all ,
Government members to be Ontario, Northland some compensation for inflation old minister. and his wife, Betty Murray, Mrs. Jack' Gordon and classmates at Stratford Teachers'
delivered by them and not by Transportation Commission Act. 'will be given a 4% increase. The
Opposition members who Section 42 of the; ONTC Act increase will affect about 15000 Ann, from Nova Scotia are Mrs. A. Gulutzen Jr. served College. t
represent those ridings. ' states, "No member of .the former teachers and about 11000 missionaries on the island. There lunch.
Solicitor General George Kerr Commission or any officer or any former civil servants. are 427 people living on every Visiting recently at the H o hof - A large crowd of friends,
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reversed an earlier stand and
employee thereof shall make or
A bill to continue the freeze on
square mile. Rev. Darby works
with people that 95 percent speak
Mr. and Mrs. Ray net er,
Steven and John were Mr. and
neighbours. and relatives
'gathered in.. the Seaforth Legion
Act broadens definition of
appointed a Royal Cotrtmission to
enter into any contract with the
municipal. assessments for tax
Korean. He has learned a lot from
Mr>. H. Woodruff, Niagara Falls
Hall on Saturday evening with PROGRESSIVE ✓ -
estates first become taxable.
investigate last month's police
Commission or be pecuniarily
purposes for another two years
the people, is discouraged at
and Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Mr. `and Mrs. Ron Bennett, ?,;,�,•. ,,,;
Act. Under the Act Municipalities
drug raid on the Landmark Motor
Inn Hotel in Fort Erie....,
interested directly or indirectly in
any contact or work in regard to
received Ist r;,ading in the
,. Ontario Legislature this week,
tinies..but hay seen real hopes,
Webster. Clinton.
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Walton, to celebrate their .25th r
� �� ,;r-riat•ui, u.3 toe
$oes
$6,000. Invalid or infirm
The Commission which would
which any portion of the money
Revenue Minister Arthur Mepn
News Central
CONS i''tc;W `r '
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exemption.
n Two grants totalling $75,000 for
look into the actions of the police
under the control of the
said that spiralling real estate
of_Hullett
Minimum Up
.,,') �it'
0"er•71 U'
Ont ario minimum wage will
during the raid will be headed by
Judge John A. Pringle, of Norfolk
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commission is being or is to be
expended.”
prices have made it impossible to
reassess Ontario Properties at
on Octobberee 1stt,, Labour minister
the two largest of the 29 research
> t „tuk.1 1Y.",
COMMITTEE RO
projects that are to receive a total
County Court.
The Provincial Government
their current market value. The
Students see
music night,
iilr..r)+r(,'W" W.
fashion show t'1r.y '
hour from $2.25. Exceptions ..re
Mr. Kerr said that harsh
came under harsh Opposition
Province is to switch to
workers in their first month of
Committee's investigation into an
.
alleged conflict of interest led to
riticism from the O osition.and
c PP
attack in 'the Legislature
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assessments based on current
-a senior member of the Ontario
will be $1.90 an hburr,
for !r:' f
the public convinced . him ' to
following the release on Monday
market value in 1976 for taxes
- "Music Nigbt ' in Huron
when school was dismissed at
representatives for doing so well.
confirmed that the ONTC had
reconsider his decision to have
of the report showing that 26
that will be levied on properties in
County", a chance for the
2:30 , since Mr. Stevenson,
Fashion Show
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the Imperial Police, Commission
Ontario firms emit' unsafe
1977.
students of Huron County to
for
!Mathematics Consultant .for this
for
"Fashion Galore in '74" was
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carry out the investigation.
amounts of lead. _
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perform musically the
;.irea, .conducted a workshop
the theme of the Grade seven and • •
Opposition Members in the
Polluters
T)le Bill also provides a formula
community, took place in the
' the teachers of the school.
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eight fashion shot.', which .was
Provincial Legislature had
Liberal Leader Robert Nixon'
for apportioning among tenants
auditorium of Goderich District
The other holiday .was on
held in Hullett Central School
charged that the ,Police
asked Wiffram Newman, Minister
othe total assessed value of a
Collegiate Institute on Thursday
Friday, May 31, when the
auditorium on Monday. June 3. MCK I N LEY
Commission would not be
of, the Environment why the
Z�6nted building 'and the market
evening, May 30, for the tiorthern
teachers of Hullett Central, along
' The girls twhci take Home
impartial in investigating police
Government has not taken action'
value of the space they Occupy-
half of the county. Hullett Central
.with .the rest of the teachers in
Economics classes at , Seaforth ' J�
conduct during the raid in which
female
to close the major polluters in face
-excessive
During the consideration of the
School had two numbers ,in the,
a 1 choir,
this arca had a Profes}ional
Development Day.
each Monday, . invited their HOW Open,
mothers to swatch while they
43 male and patrons were
of clear evidence of
expenditure estimates of the
program, .Grade
forced to strip.
emissions. Mr. Newman. replied
Minist ry of Community and
directed by Mrs. Livermore, and
Field Day
n odelled the garments they made
Mr. Kerr informed the
in the Legislature that most of the
Social Services, there was lengthy
a Grade 7 and 8 recorder group
Hill lett Central's annual Field
this rear. Later. refreshments 1D
'`,
Legislative Assembly that his
companies mentioned in the
debates on the new Provincial
directed by Mrs, Boxman. The
Dai was held on Thursday, May
.were ser\ed. which were made as
decision to hold' the+ Royal
report are under abatement
policy announced, by Margaret
two groups were bussed to
Goderich first. Wednesday,
30', ,lull the weather co-operated
Events for 'Grades. 3
swell h\' the students. Coleman's
Commission was partly .due to
control programs,. The report
Birch, Provincial Secretary• for
on
beautifully.
Also on display in the
criticism over Police Commission
showed that soil and greenery
Resource Development
May 29, for a rehearsal .which
a
to 8 began,at 10:00 a.m., .while,
° for 'the
auditorium %%ire crafts made by •
Grade 7 8 Collison Centre'
Chairman Elmer ell.
around 26 of 45 firms tested in
pertaining to child daycare
gave all groups performing
events primary classes
and bots in their shop
b
A statement y Mr. Bell
1972 and 1973 had readings above
centres. The new policy relaxed
chance to hear each other, • and
began at 11:30. Helping to run
class, is well :is crafts made by
indicated that the police acted
the safe level of 600 parts per
the ratios of children to st, aff
then \were taken again on
and score each, event were
the girls. MAIM.5`MET, SEAFORTH
properly and was irr the law
million of soil. Readings on soil
personk. Opposition members
~Thursday evening for the concert.
~indents tiorii Central Huron '
A special thank you goes to
during the raid Sand : that an
around Toronto Refiners and
charged that the changes in the
Other schools taking part %%•ere
Secondary• Schpol in, Clinton and
i l:s. lia Mathers. Home
investigation into the raid would
'
Srfreltgrs Limited on Bat- hurst
child -staff' ratios were made to '
Robertson and Victoria Schools in
Goderich, Ho%wick Central,
'a special thank you -goes to these
Economics teacher, for helping to C f� �=
one J `
not be necessary, in his opinion.
Street showed the` soil had as
put more money in the pockets of
sworthwhiledents.
arrange this very worthwhile
Construction of an
much as 50 times more lead thap
commercial day school operators.
Holmcsvillc. Colbourne, and the
After the . dad`s activities.,
shot . , \: 5 •
experimental $7.5 .. millien
is considered see.
Rene Brunelle, Minister of
Goderich High School Band.
according to the number of points
(Intended for last week)
•
garbage reclamation plant in
Consumer and Commercial
Community and Social Services,'
This ryas a new and highly
collected, the follo, ng 'students
Metro Toronto, will start this fall,
Relations John Clement indicated
said he was not aware of a year
successful venture on the part of
.were declared chatilpions of their
Environmental Minister, William
that there
old report on daycare standards
the schools of Huron County.
di\:isiong - Scnior-Boys' - Brian
Newman, told the Legislature.
g
was a very good
possibility that he would be
prepared by a panel of experts.
The Grade I class from Hullett
Tre%tartha: Senior Girls
, r
i�„Th�
THEB
plant will"process.20Q,tons of
introducing legislation in the fall
The report published bvi the
Central School accompanied by
C)u•istin`E'- •McNall, li5't�rntediateMetro
garbage -a da ' This
Y
session which
Canadian Council on Social
their teacher, Mr. Livermore, and
Boys - Steven Reid; lilt ermediate
represents a very small portion or
would protect•
consumers, from travel agencies
Development recommended
Mrs. Smith, travelled by bus on
Girls - Barb Carter ; Junior Boys
the more than 6,000 tons collectedwhich
declare bankruptcy. Mr.
child -staff ratios far lower than
Thursday June 6 to the zoo at
Robert Honking; Junior Girls
daily but the main purpose of the
Clement said the only way that he
those Ontario intends to adopt.
Grand Bcnd. Thcy left -the school
Brenda Millar; Midget Boys
experiment is . to develop thecould
Nett• Legislation .was
at ' 11:00 a.m., and returned in
Bruce Hunking: Midget Girls -
technology for wider recycling
see to protect travellers,
particularly students would be
introduced this creek in the House
time to go home on the bus at 3:30
Christine Carter.
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RY
F,paper
across the Province. The plant is
through a compulsory
to give Municipalities almost
p.m. They saw ;many different
These students, along with
to include sections or modules for
plan
whereby the.4eposits are put in a
unlimited power to block'
species of wild iurinr<ils, but the
others typo \yon or placed well in
and cardboard recovery,
iocked trust Faccount and not be
demolition of residential
highlight of the day .was when a
various events represented
Will
metals recovery and composting.
used by the Travel
buildings in areas they designate
snake trainer' brought a boa
Hullett at the arca track and fjeld
These categories represent about
agent till
certain requirements have been
for preservation. The changes ih
constrictor on the bus for the
-meet, which was held at Clinton.
80% of the total volume of refuse
met including confirmation of the
the Planning Act; broader than
children to see, first hand.
on June 5. At that meet. Hullett
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and provide the most readily
flight. '
those sought by the ' City of
Unexpected Holidays
placed fifth over all. Bruce
marketable materials, Mr.
Toronto,.give the building owner
During the tyeck'of May 27 to
Hunking \\-oilthe championship
Newman explained.
The Ontario Government has
the right to appeal to the O» trio
May 31, the students of Hullewr ( in his diyisioii, and Christine
A Bill giving more than $50
no intention of introducing rent
Municipal Boar but give the '
Central "-ere given two holidays
McNall 'and Stcycn Reid were
LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA•
million in increased assistance to
control legislation at this time,
Board no criteria foraudging the
.which %%•ere not rcalh. expected.
runners-up in their divisions.
)[ocal government in dntario was
Housing Minister r Sidney
appeal.
The first occurred on May 28,
Congratulations to, all" Hullett
MEN'S—. BOYS' -LADIES'- GIRLS' and BABY'S WEAR
approved by the Legislature this •
Handleman told the Legislature.
week., Amendments to the
'Property Tax Stabilization Act of
1'Mr. Handle'mari'said rent controls
would reduce -the present low
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H � O'K's bridg'ejen'der'
GOODS -FURNITURE- MATTRESSES -PAINT
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4 197a3, increased the general'
vacancy rate even farther. Mr.
SEWING MACHINES -SMALL APPLIANCES -LAMPS
support grant by -333 million to a
Handleman said -there are a
total of $82 mullion in 1974/75.
number of factors involved in
A special meeting .was held of
construction.
The:render of,). Harris ��, Spn
BOYS NEW SUMMER
The grant is designed as an
rising rents and added he will
Hullett Township Council on June '
" The Tender of , Roger
Ltd., to supply steel for-Stetwart
SHORT SLEEVE STORE HOURS
incentive to. municipalities to
study the situation. His ministry
13 in the Londesboro Community
MacEachern to construct the
Bridge according to Tender
restrain spending growth, All
is also studying a request from
Hall t6 open Tenders on the
Stewart Bridge on Side Road
Specs. for the sum of $21,570.00
"' SWEATERS MON. THROUGH FRI.
upper and lower tier
the City of Toronto asking that the
Stewart , Bridge construction.
30-31 at Tender price, of
%was accepted.11
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SIZE 7 t0 18
municipalities in new- Regional
Province consider legislation to
$137,658.00 was passed subject to
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SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
RE
REG.
Governments will receive a flat
allow Municipalities to set rent
There were six Tenders
approval cif the . Ministry of
The Clerk will advertise for in .
.
NOW 5291
grant rate of 7% of the 1974
control if necessary.
ranging from a low of $137,658.00
Transportation and C'onununic,i.
animal Control Officer�to destroy
`large,
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general dollar levy.
to a high of $209,900.00 for the
tions.
clogs running at
BOYS
LONG SLEEVE
Two bills dealing with . taxes
Duty
A Bill containing changes to the
received first reading this week in
Succession Duty Act, was
the Legislature. The Provincial
introduced in the Legislature this
Warks Municipal Tax Assistance-,
'the
week.' Cost of the changes is
Act broadens definition of
estimated at $6 million this year,
Provincial Parks to include
The Bill raises from $100,000 to
wilderness areas, historical parks
$150,000, the value at which'farm
and parks operated under the
estates first become taxable.
Niagara Parks,.Act, the St, Clair
Exemptions for surviving
Parkway Commission Act and the
dependant children are to be
St, Lawrence Parks Contnlssion
raised from $2,000 to $3,000 for
Act. Under the Act Municipalities
ch year the dependant is under
which the parkland lies will
. in ty
W. For orphan children the
receive pa} nten'ts of $51,00 an acre
exemption from $4,000 to
for the first 100 an
acres.emainderr
$oes
$6,000. Invalid or infirm
-p to
r uup
acre for the r
dependants under 71 will also be
10,000 acres. Also introduced
were amendments to'tjic -
the subject of the higher $6,000
ations Tax Act, ouuttlinneded in
exemption.
n Two grants totalling $75,000 for
theProvincial budget .two months
research into bilingual education
ago'
and the needs of Franco-Ontarian
Minimum Up
children in the school system,
I
Ont ario minimum wage will
were announed by Ont ario
rise to hour from $2
Education 'Ministry. They were
on Octobberee 1stt,, Labour minister
the two largest of the 29 research
John MacBeth, announced in the
projects that are to receive a total
e inimum rate
iconstru
of $448,000 from the Ministry this
forga til n worker will go
year. Both grants go to research
up at the same time to $2.50 an
staff at the Ontario Institute for
hour from $2.25. Exceptions ..re
studies in education.
'
students under 18 years, general
Theontario Public Accounts
workers in their first month of
Committee's investigation into an
employment, domestic workers.
alleged conflict of interest led to
farm labourers and pmbalmers.
the resignation of John Kennedy
The minimugr rate for students
-a senior member of the Ontario
will be $1.90 an hburr,
Northland Transportation
Commission.
Pension benefits for teachers
A meeting of the Legislature
and civil servadts will
tublic. Accounts Committee
be inct'eased by 8% to offset the
confirmed that the ONTC had
impact of inflation. - Premier
spent, $15,500.at the Pinewood.
William Davis announced in the
Park Motel in North Bay during
Legislature that pensioners
+� the past 11 years on a variety of
receiving the minimum rate now
SWEATERS
RUNNING SHOES
SIZE 8-16
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SIZE B-12
3.77' NOW $2S1
FROM $ 251 TO $S57
BOYS
SHORTS
SIZE 12-14 16&18 :. . ..,
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REG. NOW o ,•i _., ,.,
2.57 77c
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PANTS
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SHORTS
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291 TO $ 61
SIZE 7 - 18
ASSORTED COLORS
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TO
SUITS-
$797
SIZE 3 to 16
97c, 3
SAVE Ulf TO :1'2500
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We sell -- Universal by White
,Morris, Bernina and other f
Nothing to Buy -,lust come in and "I an err-
popular makes Of sowing
machines - and service all
try form
tet PRIZE - Electrohorire Air Conditioner
makes. One year guarantee an
2nd PRIZtt - Swivel Rocker
3rd PRIZE - Electric iron
all 64r service.
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