Clinton News-Record, 1974-04-25, Page 16EUCHRE and BRIDGE,
13ayfield Anglican Church
Parish Hall, 8 p.m. Friday
April 26. Admission 75c,
auspices Ladies Guild, prizes
and lunch.-.17b
ST. PACTS GO-GETTERS an-
nual spring rummage sale on
Saturday May 4, at 1 'p.m.
Good used clothing and any
other articles may be left on
Friday, May 3 at the church
hall or by calling Eric Switzer
.482-9942.-17,18b
CLINTONIAN CLUB euchre
party - Tuesday, April 30, 2
p.m. Town Hall. Admission
75c, Everyone welcome.-17b
"CASH BINGO", Seaforth
Legion Hall Friday, April 26 at
8:15 p.m. sharp. 15 regular
games for $10 each. Three
specials for $25 and a $75 Jack-
pot. to go each week. (Children
under 16 yrs. not permitted).
Admission $1, extra cards 25c
each or 7 for $1, Proceeds for
welfare work. Sponsored by
Branch 156, Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion.-16b
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WESTDALE SECONDARY SCHOOL
CONCERT BAND
from Hamilton
at
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL
FRIDAY, MAY 3 at 8:15 p.m.
Adults $2.00 Students $1.00
The student* of O.H.S.S. would like to thank Mr. Horvath and the
Huron County SchOOl Board for introducing a Music program next
September.
They have taken. Olt opportunity to Show their appreciation by in-
viting the very excellent WESTLAKE SECONDARY SCHOOL CON-
CERT BAND to 0.H.S.S. May 3.
The proceed* Of this concert are to be used to buy a badly needed
new Mann ter the music room,
We would like to have a full house, so please come Catty end get. a
good coat and entoy yourself,
Your 0000 will be appreciated.-.
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MAY DAY Musical, featuring
Marjorie Hays Dunlop and the
Bradley family 'Wesley -Willis
United' Church - at 5;00.
Adults $2,00, ..students
$1.QQ, family tickets
$6.00.-46,17b
'About 3S residents of Vanastra showed up last Saturday for a clean-up of their new park
which was given approval by Tuckersmith Council last week...Situated behind the chapels, the
proposed park would include a swimming pool, a picnic pavillion, a baseball diamond, and a
playground, Here young Ralph Schneider and Michele Govier watch as Wilfred Schneider
cuts one of the fallen trees. (photo by Wilma Oke)
ifuro firm,. •
receives. grant
An Ontario Development
Corporation loan will help
provide funda for Canadians to
purchase a company owned by
a Major U.S./ corporation,
Industry and Tourism
Minister Clande Bennett has
announced a $300,000 GPO
loan to newly established
North Star Yachts Limited of
Huron Park, near .Centralia.
The funds will enable the eorn-
pany to take over the,
operations of Hughes Boat
Works Limited which is to be
liquidated. by its former owner.
The company manufactures'
fibreglas sail, boats for
Canadian and export markets,
Present employment of 130 will
be maintained and it is expec-
ted that employment will in- .
crease with expanded
operations.
NRW BI$GO Clinton Legion
Hall, $;30 Apr, 25, Admission,
$1; fifteen regular games $10
each. Three Share-the-Wealth
games. One Jackpot for $170
in 56 calls, Consolation, One
call and $10 added weekly if
not won,
Jackpot $55 in 55 calls. Six
BINGO April 30 Huron Fish
and game Club, 8;30 p.m.
door prizes. you support.-17,186
will be knocking at your door,
6 p.m. with cookies, They need
Friday May 3rd between 4 and
BROWNIES AND GUIDES
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Memorial-Ian, Saturday, 8:30
p.m. $150 jackpot. Big cash
prizes,-39tfn
DANCE - Seaforth Community
Arena, music by Star Trex -
Friday April 26, nine to one
a.m. Admission $5,00 per
couple. Refreshments and buf-
fet lunch. Sponsored by
Conestoga College Clinton. All
welcorne.-16,17b
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BY WILMA OKE
The Huron County board of education
approved a budget of $13,185,831 for 1974
at a special meeting in Clinton Monday -
up 9.24 per cent ($1,115,503) over last year.
Municipal taxes will cover $3,091,559,
while $9,,426,000 will come from provincial
grants. Tuition fees and school rentals will
cover $612,784,
B. C, Straughan, chief accountant for the
board, said there was a surplus of $55,488
from 1973. (In the elementary panel there
was a surplus of $80,832 less a deficit in
the secondary panel of $25,344.)
The average local mill rate for 1974 will
be elementary 20.7 mills, down one mill
from last year, and secondary 20,4 mills up
3.2 mills.
The province will pay approximately 74
per cent of ordinary expenditures in the
elementary panel in 1974, an increase of
about two,per cent over 1973, and will pay
The Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic separate school board set the 1974
budget of $2,942,956 Monday - up $289,778
(10,9 per cent) over last year.
Approximately $1,829,100 (82.5 per cent)
of the total ordinary expenditure is for
teachers' ialaries, an increase of $226,000
over last year.
The maximum ordinary expenditure this
year is $704.00 per pupil, which is the same
as the, provincial ceiling.
Municipal taxes set in separate rates for
the 47 municipalities will raise a total of
$386,700 and the rest will come, from
provincial grants. Arthur Haid, R.R. 4,
Listowel, chairmen of the finance commit-
tee reported as he presented the budget to
the board members.
The 1974 tax rate in mills established
for each municipality, with the 1973 figure
in brackets, as follows:
Clinton 27.66 (26,65); Exeter 25,59 (22.59);
Goderich 30.18 (29.97); Seaforth 23.13
(23.13); Wingham 29.29 (28.72); Hayfield
31.45 (28.45); Hensall 23.43 (22.50); Zurich
29.96 (29.89); Ashfield 28.50 (25.50);
Colborne 28.21 (25.21); Goderich TwP,
25,00 (22.00); Grey 24,72 (24.72); Hay
30..91 (29.45); Howick 22.00 (19.00):
Hullett 24.22 (21.22); McKillop 23,88
(23.08); Morris 20.10 (19.00); Stanley 22.62
(22.62); Stephen 31.19 (28,19); Tucker-
smith 25.42 (25.42); Turnberry 25.20
(25,20); Usborne 21.38 (19,90); East
Wawanosh 24.47 (21.47); West Wawanosh
23.21 (22.50)Blyth 24,20 (21.20).
The board spent over an hour discussing
MATERNITY
WEAR
at the
SEPARATE SHOPPE
Main Corner Clinton
Open 2-6 Closed Weds.
approximately 74 per, cent of ordinary ex-
penditures in the secondary panel this year,
a decrease of about two per cent.
R.B. Dunlop, business administrator, ex-
plained the improvement in the elementary
panel resulted from more generous
assistance in the French language grant for
elementary pupils.
D.,J. Cochrane, director of education, in
presenting the budget said preparations for
it were started last November to outline
the capital needs and the maintenance
needs, and continued through January,
February, March and into April to present
date as requistions came in from principals
for additions or replacements of equip-
ment, as staffing needs and enrolment
projections were up-dated and grant
regulations received.
Cayley Hill, chairman of the board, said
it would be a good idea at the inaugural
meeting when board of management and
education committees are being set up to
sewage and water for buildings where "we
don't even turn a tap or flush a toilet!"
Reeve Elgin Thompson said, "We are in
sympathy with you."
James McIntosh, clerk-treasurer, said
"water meters would he the answer at
Vanastra but they are not available at this
time."
Mr. Ginn is going to take his problem to
Queen's Park in Toronto seeking some
provincial help in establishing a commer-
cial park at Vanastra - the same as has
been done at Huron Park, also a former
Canadian Forces Base. Council supported
him in this endeavour.
The members of the newly formed
Recreation Board at Vanastra are Reeve
Elgin Thompson and Deputy Reeve Ervin
Sillery, representing the Council and
resident members are Dick Lehnen, Jim
Hill, Wilfred Schneider, Jim Broadfoot and
John Duddy.
Council is await* word from the On-
have a sub-committee formed to act as a
budget committee. The committee mem-
bers would sit down with the ad-
ministration and screen requests for equip-
ment and assist in presenting facts to
board members, Mr. 'Hill said. It was
decided that two members of the education
committee and two from the management
committee would be named to form this
committee.
Instruction costs will use up to 78.1 per
cent of the total ordinary expenditures in
the elementary area and 78.3 per cent in
the secondary and retarded pupil areas.
When the subject of field trips was
brought up in the budget, Mrs. Mollie Kun-,
der requested that a committee be set up to
look into field trips with recommendations
for the. 1975 board. On the committee will
be trustees, administration, and represen-
tatives of elementary and secondary prin-
cipals.
Ted Geoffrey of Zurich and Mr. Connelly
reported on the official opening ceremonies
they attended in Brantford for Education
week starting April 21.
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tario Municipal Board as to whether the
proposal to set up a recreation area at
Vanastra has been, approved,
Council passed a revised by-law to con-
trol dogs in the township which the newly
appointed animal control officer, Dick
Eisler of Goderich will enforce.
Council granted two requests for
building permits - Roy Oesch, R.R. 5, Clin-
ton, addition to house and David Christie,
Brucefield, addition to store.
Council accepted a petition for drainage
from Douglas Hugill and a request for
repair of the Rogerson Drain.
Council was notified by the County of
Huron that the township's share for 1974
(5.0776 per cent of the total county amount
of $2,023,000) of the estimated provincial
subsidies amounts to $67,742, Mr. McIn-
tosh said that by the county getting this
grant, it makes the township's levy to the
County lower.
urn board budget increased 9%
• THE SALVATION ARMY
Thift Store will be having a 1c
sale during the month of May,
The store is open Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays- 10
a.m. to 6 p.m, 15 Rattenbury
Street, Clinton.-17p
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APRIL 28 at 7:30 p.m. Spring
Thank Offering meeting of On-
tario Street and Wesley-Willis
United Churches com-
bined. To be held in Ontario
Street Church. 16-,17b
Wedding
Reception
for
DAVE JERVIS
and
JILL SCOTT
FRIDAY, MAY 3
Clinton Legion Hall
9 p.m.
Everyone Welcome '
VOGSMIMWASICSOSNSCSSM . Separate board budget up 10%
a policy covering attendance at conventions Hicknell of R.R. 5, Seaforth, who also
before finally approving a set of rules. volunteered to attend, lost out when lots
Howard Shantz, Stratford,, Oscar Kieffer, were drawn for the three delegates permit-
Bluevale and Vincent Young, Goderich, ted to attend according to new policy.
will attend the Canadian Catholic Trustees
'Convention in Regina May 30, 31 and June
1. Gordon Ball, St. MarYs will be alternate
delegate, Board chalrbian Michael Con-
nelly of R.R. 3, Kippen' and Francis
Vanastra. cuts •