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OF HURON-BRUCE
DEAR FRIENDS:
As this will be my last opportunity to reach
you by weekly press before Election Day, Thurs.
day, Septernber 18th, I would like to take this
opportunity of thanking you for your kindness
and courtesy during the campaign.
I have met many of you but there are also
many I have not been able to meet owing to limited
time, but I do solicit your support and vote on
September 18th.
In the 13 years that I have served as your
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ing after the affairs of this Riding and also promot-
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elected I will continue to do so.'
Sinceiely,
MURRAY .GAUNT
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Urban kids will walk--Huron B of E decides
The. Huron, Board of Education
Tuesday afternoon unanimously
rejected a .suggestion that urban.
bus transportation be provided
for pupils residing in excess. of
one mile froM the school which
they attend,
The matter, has been under
discussion at several meetings
this year and in June, the
a dministration was asked to
make a full investigation and,
determine where the service
would be used,
The board considered a
complete survey of the situation
with maps shoWing the territories
in Goderich, Clinton, Wingharn,
Seaforth and Exeter where'
students lived more than a • mile
from the schools. •
Early in the year, 'Goderich'
trustee Cayley Hill attempted to
have urban bus services
introduced in Goderich on a trial
basis. His proposal was defeated
at that time. The other Goderich.
representative Dorothy , Wallace
opposed the move.
The recent survey showed
areas existed in all five towns
where a number of students
resided outside the one mile
distance from schools,
The only comment on the
motion of Mrs. Wallace seconded
by John Elliott to reject the
proposal came from Jack
Alexander, a trustee from
Wingham,
Alexander said, "Many schools
have the same 'problem. It would
be unfair to do this in one school
and not all under the same
conditions."
In other business, the board :
Amended a previous resolution
setting the salary of board courier
Earl Young of Wingham. The
Wingham man will receive
$6,555.90 for his year's duties.
Under the previous agreement he
was to receive $8,506.68 but this
was to include a service for the
Huron-Perth separate school
board.
Set the salaries of night -school
principals at $500 per centre plus
$2.$0 for each student enrolled,.
Authorized its signing officers
to execute a quit claim, deed
whereby the Da.shw.00d Boy Scout
Troop may sell the former Sharon
school' property at Lot 21,
concession 5 of Stephen
Township,
Approved a field trip for 50
grade 13 students of South Huron.
high school in Exeter to Stokes
Bay from October 13 to 15. The
field trip • is to consolidate
previous learning, in biology and
to study bog ecology, cave
ecology,
South Huron teachers
accompanying tht students will
be Jim Marshall and Jab
Holmes.
Referred to the management
committee a request from the
Seaforth Agricultural Society to
receive 'financial aid from the
school board in erecting a new
fence between the school and fair
board property.
AOpointed trustees John Elliott
and Ken Cooke to, a committee to
cooperate with the Hullett
recreation committee
arranging the proper transfer of
the deed of the land at the
Londesboro public school to allow
erection of floodlights for the ball
cliainond.
THE BRUSSELS'. 'POST, SEPTEMBER 1973