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are encouraged to consider an
annual cash award to the pupil
standing first in a subject chosen
by the donor, or the feasibility
of depositing a bond with the
board, the annual interest of
which is to be presented. as a
cash award to a student standing
first• in.a designated subject. =
in a very hrief presentation to
the board Roy B. Dunlop said he
expected finances would remain
within the budget forecast. He
said interest rates this year
amount to about $115,000.
No decision was made on the
acoustics problem at Central
Huron Secondary School. The
board did learn that the
carpeting treatment would be
approximately half the cost of
acoustic panelling but was
concerned that the cost of
maintaining the carpeted walls
would be a factor in the final
decision.
The matter was left in
abeyance until policy is made
regarding the proper methods to
employ on such expenditures eg,
what jobs must be tendered and
which jobs can be completed
without such formal
preparations,
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You can tell from his expression that Earl is a real flirt.
This young fellow of Anglo-Saxon descent is 19 months old, a
charmer with blue eyes and strawberry blond curly hair.
Earl is a jolly boy himself and likes to make people laugh
with comical expressions, and antics, He is right at home
with children and animals. Not in the least shy, he will
smile and chatter with anyone who will pay attention to
him. Earl was born prematurely and is therefore a bit
behind the average in development. Until recently he had a
good deal of respiratory trouble and still has a definite
wheeze. He needs a warm, stimulating home with parents
who will not be concerned over his health and will be patient
while he catches up on his prematurity. It would be ideal if
he could have brothers and sisters in his permanent family.
To inquire about adopting Earl please write, to Today's
Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Toronto 182.
Readers applaud council action INDUSTRY
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the company's del/13101)111%A
Wograin coat.
Mr, Anderson
Development Associates adds to
but does MA supplant .the
services _of agencies such as
Midwestern Ontario Regional
Development COuncil (MODA)-
Warden Ilayter said he felt the
consultants minimized the.
MODA Operation, noting that
Huron contributes only _$5,000
yearly to its budget. He
suggested that it would
accomplish much more if that
contribution, was raised to
$42,000.
"I like the proposal put up
tonight," he said, "but many of
the ideas are the same as
MODA's. MQDA's problem has
been one of finances.
"I think for a good Many
years you looked at MODA as
just another government agency
and did not give it support. It
needs local participation ... you
will get out only what you put
in.',
Mr. McKinley said yesterday
that Don 'Jamieson, federal
transport minister, wrote
recently to say that DOT
officials surveyed the CFB
Clinton plant and concluded
that "economic and operational
factors" make it "undesirable"
as a transport training site.
The Huron MP said also that
he filed in the House of
Commons a notice of motion for
production of "copies of all
reports, studies, surveys,
submissions, petitions,
documents and other papers
prepared for or submitted to the
Government of Canada in
respect of the abandonment of
the Canadian Forces base at
Clinton ... and, in particular ...
papers on or relating to
comparisons of the economic
and financial surrounding
Clinton base and other Canadian
Forces bases in Ontario.
In another action, Mr.
McKinley submitted a written
question in the House asking:
"What is the estimated cost of
additional facilities or of
renovating facilities that will be
required at Canadian Forces
Base Kingston to facilities the
Radar and Communications
School now carried out at
Canadian Forces Base Clinton
for National Defence?
UNT/L HR FOUND OUR PRICES SO
FAIR AND JUST.
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ART'S SUPERTEST'
To the editor:
When I received my copy of
the News-Record today and read
the Front Page article re: the
to
wn -council endorsement of
e resolution, initiated by the
Town of Markham, in regard to
the "abnormal em phasis" on sex
and violence IA films, T.V,
theatre and print, I felt it was
one of the best Christmas gifts I
could have received —
the knowledge that the Mayor,
and members of the council
were behind this resolution
almost 100 percent. And also
that the Town of Markham had
the courage of its convictions,
and drew up this resolution.
I too have felt, for the last
few years, that the contents of
Local base
aids Ghana
The Canadian. Armed Forces
Base at Clinton, along with all
other military formations within
Training Command of the
Canadian Armed Forces, is
participating in a project to raise
funds to build a four-room
school and a well at Agbeve in
northern Ghana,
Using the Training Command
motto, the school will be called
"The Lamp of Learning!
School." The fund objective is
$25,000.
Training Command
formations participating in this
project range from the base at
Esquimalt, B.C. to Cornwallis,
N.S, r 1111111 Mai MIN Eli
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most nr the 010" if the
advertisements represent the
contents, and many of the T.Y.
Program; is such that spending
time or money of them would
be a waste.
May I say in closing that. I
hope MANY other towns will
endorse this resolution
whole-heartedly, and then
maybe someday, in the not too
distant future, we can again have
the kind of entertainment that is
entertainment!
Mrs, Alice Fee
Clinton
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To the editor:
May I through your columns
commend the action of Clinton
town council in endorsing the
resolution of Markham eonneil
urging PrOvineial officials to
"maintain .a firm Position against
the '• invasion of ahriOrrnal
emphasis "an So; and violence in
films, TV, theatre and print."
I personally protest the 0130
over the Under Attack show
Dr. Franklin Kameny, founder
of a Washington honlesmmal
group, the Mattachirie Society,
before students at University of
Western Ontario Nov, 13.
I ,heard adverse 'comments
concerning the Under Attack
show the following week, but I
did not watch it.
Unless the taxpayers register
strong protest, such programs
will continue.
Lucy R. W. Diehl
Bayfield
Clinton Memorial Shop
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