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. x • MAKING SURE IT'S QUT Gino McGregor of Brucefield• checks underneath his
fuel oil truckjo make sure the fire is,out. Seaforth fireman Dennis McCauley, left
.-and Fire. Chief laph Hulleyc,stand by .with a foam extinguisher. Chief' Hui* said.
some fuel oil hadtspleshed on.the truck's hot exhauSt pipe. Mr.-McGregor noticed
smoke and pullectinto a snowbank, smothering the fire. "ItwoLild have been worse
If he'd been carrying gasolilne," the chief said. (Staff Photo),
lad weather in Varna
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trustees to strive for equality of
opportunity in all Huron County
school. He ad d, "At all times
we must. on der what is best for
'the entire ounty and not only for
our individual areas. Thik is the
basic principle of a couty system.'
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Local tclx0slJ ill
taxes in Huron will increase,
sharply in t976, so we must be
willing to do our part in trying to
avoid any unjust vending. Com-
miffments made in 1975 will
already use up more than our
increase ,in grants, so we must
examine any further expenditures
very carefully before approving
them".
The new chairman said despite
the cut in provincial 'monies, he
was hopeful that the- building
project at Exeter Public School
will be allowed to' go ahead
sometime in 1976.
He added, '-'The regional office
in London tells us they propose to
approve this project which is in
the sketch plan stage froth
current funds in 1976.
There is 'no doubt, however,
that some of our capital projects
ch as the facilities at Huron
ope, the Science Lab at South
Huron, Industrial Arts and Home
Ec facilities at several locations
and.the much discussed computer
project will suffer from the.
restraints programs.
Turkfteitri urged his . fellow
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In closing the new Chairman
said, "We have in our teachers "
and administrators people 'who
have.. dedicated themselves • to
'educate our 'children. and their
work must be made know to give
parents a better understanding of
what is belt g. sceottlpii.04 tot
their families.
Mao speaking briefly waS
Huron's retiring warden •11414P4'
McKinley ol Stanley township, A
large. number of 'Huron reeves
.werc'alsc: in attendance.
UICV.1t /7‘ttendanclown,
Activities of the past year have
`beet-ftte„.A.vinter euchre parties
whi h provide much of the money
nee1d‘d for other projects; .
operation of the skating rink for
family. skating, recreational
hockey Ad skating patties;
donation of bleachers and a
screen to the Stanley Township
ball park, levelling of the ball
diamond and• seeding to grass;
'hich was written by Dr. Norman and••Bob Taylor, whose birthdays
intent Peale. The study book 'on were on Thursday..
fission Hospitals and a Profile of
, ,ir. Donald Watt, Superintendent
f Hospitals and Medical
fissions f'or the United Church,,
'as presented by Mrs. Wm.
Mrs. Stirling preSided , for
usiness. A donation was made to
le John Milton Society to assist
- rem in their,work'with the blind,
nd members were asked to bring,
lothing, towels and bedding to'
le next meeting for the, Mission ,
• ervices of London. ,
The .Huron-Perth Presbytery
meeting will be held in Brucefield
'hurch on Tuesday, February 3
•Om 9:30- to 3:30. Please note-
tis date has been changed from
'eb. 4 to Feb. 3. The speaker,
its. Jean Eaton of Staffa, 'will
of her personal experiences in
ar ladesh. •
Winners
Winners at the Orange Lodge
uchre party on Friday • evening
'ere: ladies' high, Mrs
1T.T.McAsh; Men's high, Lloyd
icKenzie; Consolation prizes,
1rs. Murvin Johnston, Louis
aylor. Draw prizes, which were
onaterd by ,,Mr. and Mrs.
ii.T.McAsh and Wilfred Chuter,
'ere w.eic by Louis Taylor, Sherri
huter and Ferrie Baker:
Prior to lunch, everyone wished
ouis TayloPa "Happy Birthday"
r song. . • ,
Four babies received • the
acrantent of 'Baptism in Varna
hurch on Sunday. They, were
beryl Elaine Stephenson,
, ••• aughter of Mr: and Mrs. Paul
tephenscin; Craig Robert John
SEAFORTH MEAT
The L.O.L. 1035 held their
annual meeting on Dec. 2 at the
hall, preceded by. a dinner at
Hully Gully. Those holding officer
are: Worshipful Master, Ron
Taylor; Deputy. Master, Bob
Webster; Chaplain , Louis
Taylor; Secretary, Barry T,aylor;
Asst. Sec., Brian McAsh;
Treasurer, Wm. Dowson; Asst.
Treas.; Bob Hayter; Marshall;
Allan Hayter; Asst. Marshall,
Keith Stephenson; First Lecturer,:
'Eritearter; Sec. Lect., bong.
Mc' sh; First Committeeman,
Don Taylor; Tyler, Dave Roy.
Correspondent
Mrs. Laverne Wolfe
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Rock and Nr"..nan were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Broughton and
Tommy, Atwood. Mr. and Mrs.
Boris Bruder, Waterloo', Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Aitcheson and family,
Niagara Falls, Dr. and. Mrs. Karl
Campbell, Goderich and Mr. Ross
Re 'ele, Toronto.
Ed. Scherbarth celebrated
hi3 84th birthday on Saturday,.
Jantiary 10th.
We are sorry to hear 'little
Jennifer Hoegy, daughter r.
and Mrs. Maynard- Hoegy, is
confined to Stratfoteneral
•flospital. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Valsomas
and 'Mary, Mr. and• Mrs.
Deivaal, Carolyn and Daniel,
Brodhagen lady is 84 ,
L.O.L.,
One new member was received
•by transfer in 1975 and three
members_ received the Arch
Degree. At present they • are
-preparing the" ice surface in the
arena, and skating ,,should start
some time this Week.
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relatives • ,gathered at First
Lutheran Church basement on
Sunday afternoon to, present
Nancy Rose with a bridal shower
given by relatives. She received
many lovely -gifts. Tasty
refreshments were served.
(By Ross Haugh)
in his address at the inaugarah„
meeting of the Huron Board of
Education Monday, chairman
Herb Turkheim said 1976 would
probably go down in history as
the toughest year trustees on any
Board have ever faced.
"We are lOoking at increased
cost's of operation with less
provincial funds available and
this can only mean increased
costs toe local taxpayers, whether
we like it or not." he said.
He outlined S few of the
highlights of 'the new grant
structure announced recently by
Ontario's Education Minister
Thomas Wells as folloVve:
"the ceilrngs on ordinary per-
pupil expenditure , eligible for
provincial grants will be.increas-
ed by eight per cent for elemen-
tary and secondary students with
an additional $80 per pupil to be
added at the elementary level.
In 1976 the maximum ordinary'
expenditures per...pupil-which will
be recognized, for grant purposes
are $1,080 for each elementary
school student and $1,556 for
each secondary school pupil.
Any per-pupil spending that
e'xeeeds a board's grant ceiling
will not, be eligible for provincial
assistance.
, The Huron chairman vent onto
say that what this really means is
that any spending beyond.
grant ceilings is-,a...„direct reponsib-
ility of the local school board and
the additional funds can only be-
raised by increasing the local mill
rate.
"Believe me", he said, "local
No seatbelt
charges here
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Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Mero and Linda, St, Marys; Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Elliot and. Pamela
and Lary 'Pushelberg, Dublin,
visited with Mr. andMrs.
Lloyd Pushelbe.rg.
Friends of Mr. Chas. Kleber
will be sorry to hear he is back in
Seaforth community Hospital,
Ms. and Mrs. Ralph Fischer
visited with Mr. and Mrs. George
Quinoey and David and Mrs. •
Martin Diegel in New Jersey last
week.
-A number of neighbours and
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Correspondent and Patricia Joan McAsh,, twin
Mrs. Bill Chessell babies of Mr. • and ' Mrs. Brian
Attendance was down at the McAsh; and Brian Allan Hill, son
anuary meeting of the United -
- of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Hill.
'hutch Women because of the Visitors with Mr. andMrs. Paul
)1d, blustery weather. : Mrs. Stephenson on 'Sunday were Mr.
obert Stirling opened the 'and Mrs.. Elmer Stephenson of
meeting with a reading "A NeW• Egmondville, Mr. and Meg.:-Petcy
ear's Wish", and led the group Johnston of Bayfield and Mr. and
i the worship service. Mrs. Ida Mrs. Wm. Dowson and, family. ,
1cClinchey . read a. thought- - Mr. and Mri.Bob.' 'Taylor of
- rovoking New • Year's article Clinton had a dinner party on , painting the arena; donations of No one has been charged yet
-.tied "Give Me 'Tdmorrow", Saturday evening for Louis ' money to the Ric mond Hilt'''. under the new 'provincial .law,,,
Orphanage and to 1 e Bayfield malting ' it mandatory to •weqf
Lions Club whose bils ' seatbelts, Seaforth police'•chief
transportation for Children from John Cairns says "but we've
Varna to Vanastra for swimrn '+Ming Wa tried the odd ones. " -
, lessons last summer; and a
donation to, the Seior Citizens'
Christmas, Party. A float • was
entered in the twelfth of July
parade in Clinton and there were
four bowling partieS for members
during the winter.
Most of the warnings went to
drivers who viete passingthrough
town. "We've pulled them- over
for, speeding and warned them
about seatbelts," the chief says.
Local drivers in town are often
travelling "from :one parking '
place to another and what can you
do?" the chief asked.
After the end of January
proyincial authorities are asking
the police to lay Charges for
seatbelt law violations. But Chief
Cairns thinks the .seatbelt laW• w. works best as, a warning.
He thinks it will .be difficult to
prove in court that a speeding
• driiiet WaSliot wearing a seatbelt.
By the time policeman pulls. a
speeder_, over and approaches,
he's -already out of his car, the
chief sayS.
There is going to have to be
some sort of uniformity about how
the seatbelt law is enforced in
area towns.'"It won't make sense
for one town to ignore 'non
seatbelt wearers ' while another
place 'nails •theni", the chief
commented. Police chiefs from
Huron and Perth are meeting in
Seaforth this . week for their
• monthly crime conference, and
chief, airnS said he wofLld bring
up the new law, forAiscusSiOn.
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