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. number of teenagers who city Beutterimiller asked Dr. Brady said some poop- the area often comment on they have' a lArger Inconio., ist.
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P more parking space for apartment tenants. (Photg.�byLGibb) . , . - . . � . I . pi4rijuana,,so he'couldn't see ' * . -C says a dance -is bt:ld at . .
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I UP . ' legalized and sold under laced. - The teacher did praise
I government auspices or anv , PEER PRESSURE activities like the Leos Club .� .
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Dr. Brady. saying today you - peer pressure to drink or community was -4-H Club%
I couldn't take alcohol away expe'rimei.11,with drugs. The and Junior Farmers.'' , in ' I., .1 .
6 BY WILMA OKE' I students. ' n increas'e'O'"f 12�2 the board is -spending just -,.tbout at the Stratford. Ministry approval is required tom, people even thopgh woman asked , if the fact the providing ing something for
The Huron -Perth County Catholic ., Plant operation showed a ... maximum allowed by the ministry with but trust6cs hope assistance will be available researchers know the long- student's parents disapprov-
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" . per cent, One item here was a S4.(M expenditure p qpi I I
School board approved a 1981 - budget of per p. I ,it 5 1959. if, marc had it) hire teachers and abso college and term effects of alcohol abuse ed- wouldn't be enough to The SDRS teacher -said hj-.�,
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S5,820.716 on Tuesday. up $JI0.0Q0 or 7.67 .conversion from oil tQLgJ1,',$ planned for the to be %pent it would have to come from the secondary student-, in July Aid August He said if . marij,tiona were Withstand peer pressure. --
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per cent over last year. ' heating system at St. James schogi. Scafort h ratepayer~, Mr. Young said. "It's -good news these projects. high school a -gain the hub of
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Local taxpayer 18.3 per providing the government .comes through lot the focal ratepayers. " ~aid Mr. Lane. "Its Following the meeting, Mr. Lane was same thing would happeo. fact - parents disapprove . -- - -- main . � I ..
taxpayers will have to pay . I I -1IOactivities for teenagers, in the �� -
cent of this budget or 51,1 14.9,55, -while with the promised ,grant in this program, $1 730. is the maximum allowbd,per pupil -but asked how the board ended up its 1980 year . GREATER PROBLEM won't make . any differePce. area. I
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I I provincial grants will provide 79.5 per cent., Last year the board converted two schools this is ,adjustable according to the and he said with a deficit of $35.00.0. due, to Rev. James Van Slyke While she said ntost teens At the end of the workshop .
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$4.627.148. The remaining 4.1- per cent or . for a total cost to the board of $8.000 as no individual board due to such expenditures as costs not budgeted for such salaries which asked panellists if they would have experimented, she said the audience was provided
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I $78.613 will be raised by miscellaneous grant prograin �kas in effect in 1980,� St. special education cost% which allows in- ,ere �h I o- -minnitrit-,urt-w-hether-alcohof "-the only thing they can do is
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'fees from other "' A")P,- -, )%c Gobtr exceeded the maximum grantable or drugs are the greater ... put their foot down and " -
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boards.' other schools are not in a gas,vuppk%1'; a. The board chairman said the average mill c' problem in Huron County. I I
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The projected tax increase will cost-bogm. - . I SALARIES rate i%'Iower than last v8ar at 3.1-8 mills. due (.viling - Terry Johnston said in the teens. - local member of the
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' 'Huron and Perth counties an An I LI percent increase in, transporta- in part to increased assessment. Mr. Lane educational system, the em- Another parent asked how '
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average of $1-5.00 based on an assessment of tjjqn. expenditures has been set. Mr. Lane stated the increase in assessment indicates "full tintq• equivalent teachers", and while phasis has returned to point- teens could be steered to ,Kitchgo of Seaforth, ,
$5.000. said but it could be that the budget in this the continued �i confidence in the Catholic enrolment is down by nine pupils in....our ing out the dangers of other activities• so they I I i
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.1 Ronald Murray. board chairman, said,.' area for $622.000 might not be sufficient to school board and the quality of education. I sv%tem. we have 2475 pupils now.'` Mr. alcohol. He said some par- wouldn't have tune to exper-
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. --Ws a ptettv good budget. We have cut 'as meet in(:rcasing costs such a% operators Mr. Lane said- included in- the �bitd L till say, -it's just iment with drugs or alcohol. , An -Expositor Classified
far as we could.- especially 'the property salaries, and replacement of two buses .it $10,000 to assist in the operation of a per cent of the decrease of the nine pupils ' alcohol.. at least it's not -' Terry Johnston said in his "will pay you dividends. Have :
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committee for the cutbacks 'Made in main(c- $45,000. Although there is sharing of busing summer school 'program at St. Patrick's .,-vilh grants." marijuana" that their child- opinion, the greatc% change you tried one? Dial 52,7,0240. -'
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- . nance program shows an increase of .23.6 per , The increase. in the instruction budget � . � .,� :- -�',', . : . . ,*�,4n, . The Constant: Forest- ing remained standing after taker Eric Anderson of -RR I .
I 62itt although it was cut by $15r.000 leaving amount-, to 8.9 per cent. This part of the ., I . i� . 11 , , 1,14�,",�-*�,*%"?r..'.- ;
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. is in�ludcd reduction .in the classrogm supplies has been set at , . � ,!�,,�k� �L .1� �'. . .
$64,000, The co ' . . � . . � I I : , . 4��- !Z-%��-�--7�,�-,�-�:�,,,,-���-,�-,�� 1. 1��-�,:��,,� - believed, to have stapted .in has aleadv becri demolished
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I not affect the education orouratin for the Goderich Trustee Vincent Young said �, � �, r , , - ;�� . - !�- , nighi to rebuild the hall A I .
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MISS JANET (JINKS) interest in this area.-,F:or Weston Collegiate. she ' 11 .1 �'. I -Township school. built in Strect.'South. The office. a HenrN Moro, the a; enc .
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GOVENLOCR, a number of years she had shared her love of the finer ', . 1011.,1.r 1 1900. When the school '._,.,,. bra of the Listowel firfn, n6w �mplovcd b% Workman, I
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, ' Following a, funeral, service knew her. Weston pupils . VD,�iq closed in 1966. the Court Mr. Hamilton, owner of the former Don Hamilton I
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, in Westminster United were fortunate. indeed. to r;t�,J Constance and Court Con- the company, said it's hard office. Mr. Moro will coriti-n- .
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Pioneer Memorial Mauso. Akll.,� �� community activities incitid- in an office here in the selling
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John R. Govenlock and Eliza- fock's former students, ap-' 'her life. and her strong belief , I .�,' P.111.1 .... . � ''. proxinvokv S25,000' in in rav and, Bill Henderson, will ' the ch. -
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. a recent issue of -in the truth. and the right- . I . . cc. Although the build be " joining Harold Workman'
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Weston when she returned beloved "Jinks" Govenlock and basket. or ,share a talk 001M--,&��� - - I . . . . dance." Mr. Ben�ctt told
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for morn he d6it, in Florida. The glorious , will remember her just as slit the drop in are " you paving? , joked I
� I to start some spring cleanup chorse around.the years. Some kids' wo serve of $10,765. compared , amon.
was predeceased by three colour .and light from the always remembered us. by . . . , water use is- a result of our . Mav0r John , Sipn* ..... . i
never done. . I . , (Photo by Hook). td last vear's $21.032. , the i the last time. - - Mr. , .11
I brothers-. William, -Andrew stained glass windows of the our first. names, and we will I 11 I . I I I . ). I I I . . financial . financial' 's present- damp summer in 1989. ,,'lwc "Same q% I �
and Eimer; also,three sisters. Westminster United Church, think of her. whenever %V . just didn't have as ehffl�h Bennett retorted. ;
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y virw the b6alitics of nature . � 't .,.- I -� -,4 - t.f I ,..� I 1 %4 ; . . . . ' Deputy reeve ' Bennett .
Mabel (Mrs. H. Munn) Anne truly reflected the beauty - , . lawn sprinkling here as I . I
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and Ada (Mrs. Angus Bates) and joy of this lovely lady's and creation. My Iowa life' ft, - �, .�- 7 -, . � usual." Mr. Phillips said. , thanked the Optimists who I
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"forth' she retained a keen Q teacher of Art at the remarkable lady. - I . ... i I . 11 � . more a day %,.-bcn -people are of the arena stage. He 4 .
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. ! a farm . . , . , . - I , � . . � " .r, t down almost t$4000sin Sciforth council have . shown an 1. 1.
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married the, former Mary morning. March 31 conduct- I �':. -.:,
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READYING THE GREEN FOR A OF PLAY - Alex more work on the new w 11 ,cillor' suggested that both .
survives. The couple ,cele- ten. Temporary entombment , I 'Of r last _ . c S vear it might be more inter- I .
Pepper spent part Saturday getting- the Seaforth Lawn howling and pump house,Was done in the police and. fire chiefs be , - .
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braced their golden wedding will be Tollowed with inter- . . I esting fo viewers if that order .•
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man I --*1ZFWM�ARKIN IMELLIS � . I 0 � 0 1 � reserves. to operating ex- In other business. deputy ' I . .
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died Stinday in Exeter Hosp, I . . ri Works bver two years show downpayment 'required to, . I
ital. Had he lived he would . that the PUC actually distri- book Major, Hoople's Board- 0 1 0 . I
haycmprkcd his 90th birth- WILLIAM TAYLOR (Greta) Lowe, of Brussels. Carrie Lvnn- Baker, Carlin Saidivar, of RRI. Seaforth. Pallbediers, were: John buted less waterin 1980 than ing House at the arena for a .
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day in April. .1 ; four grandchildren. Rilev. - - ' Mrs. Ronald (Joyce) uliver. Ho art, Ed Salverda Jr.. in i979-. about 4 -million duly 25 dance. The vommutt , invited � -
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. . -of-FRR4. Seaforth, Mrs. Larry Jim Anderson, Kelly Dalton, imperial gallons less. At the ty committee which is,raising You're invitcd-by Egrnond- I
the blacksmith trade from his forth. died Sunday at' Sea- Carrie Lynn and Corey WILLIAM DOLMAGE (Carol) Blake., of RR I. Sea- Ray Storey, Earl McFadden. same time the number of funds to pay for new tables Ville U.C.W. to come to
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and on his death in forth Community 1-164pital. ' Baker. He was predeceased, William Dolmage. 67. of ' forth and Mrs. Brian (Mar- Flowerbearers were: the utility's --water customers qi1d chairs *at the arena is their Thank Offering meet-
Born in May Township. he by one •. brother, K6neth. RRI Londesboro. died Friday lenc) Anderson of St. Marys*. Harold Storey. the inereased..two more , resi. sponsoring the event. ing, Tuesday April 1. 8 P.M. ,
1924 took over the business had
'--eallinik ranker by and one daughter. Lois: at University Hospital. Lon ;
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- which had. served the com- trade. -- Friends were received at don. I Tow-wsaiili� tiaffirv-,ei I .. 0 I f Haney, beorge Hoggart and - dential and six more non "We anticipate We can Pay to hear Dr. Alan Knight,
munity since the early days. * Eric Anderson. r residential customers. fora it back after our May 16
I Keenly interested in He was a member of First the R.S. Box Funeral Home, Born in Mullett Township. Seaforth,, and 14 grandc�ild- The Seaforth Horticultural .
event$ in the area. his shop Presbyterian, Church. Seaforth, wheic a service, he was ,I son of the late ren. I Seaforth Veterinary Clinic is sold Society will. hold its monthly
for �c Surviving are his wife. the was held 2 p.m. Tuesday. Austin Dolmage and the Friends were received at meeting on April 8th. 1081 at
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was per) Elliott; Rev. T.A. A. Duke officiated. former Maud Lowrie. He had the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Scaforth Vet Clinic was the practice for the time Dr. Kuhn said he will he 8.p.m, in the Scafarth Public .
. for discussion 9f cur- two daughters, Mrs, Jack Burial was in Clinton,come- farmed in Mullett Township Home. Scaforth where a purchtsed recently by Dr. beig T d,"third veterinarian interviewing ' recent grad- School Auditoritim. Guest
rent topim , � I ry w,6 ,;g,� "from the University ill be Bobleming'
For many of the yeitrs-in (Marie) Baker of Seiforth, tery. ' all his life. service ice was held 2 p.m. Brian Nuhn of Egniondville. at -the clinic is Dr. uates . itv of speaker will 'ob .
which he had been in busi- and Krs. bomild (Jolene) Pallbearers were Frank Surviving are his wife. the Tuesday: Rev. James 'Van- Dr. Nuhn has been employed . nployed Dan Templeton. GuNph in the next wee Ministry of
Riley of Ilderton, three stist- Phillips, Dave Muir. Bill former Amin Love, whom he slyke officiated, Temporary tt the clinlc since May. 1978. A' fourth hire a fourth vet far the Agriculture and Food. His
ness in the village. Mr, , ers. Mrs. Frank, � (Alice) WA!bcc, John Aubin. Lloyd married at Eginondville, July entombment was in Pioneer , . vet. Dn'Clinck Robins . left �olinic. � L topic will be successeton I
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Meths had served as a corse. Chapman,of Clinton.'lton.'Mrs. Bedard'. Harvey Qeucrman. 6. IVO: one son. Neil, Memorial Mausoleum with Dr. Stan Alkemade of Sea- the clinic earlier this year to ' Dr -'Nuhn fi