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THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 23, 1977 --3
OFF TO THE ICE CAPADES A happy group of
Brownies, Guides and Cubs boarded a bus driven by
Linda Patterson on Sunday to Kitchener, where they
saw the Ice Capades. For the kids it marked the
beginning of a week's holidays -- the school March
break. (Photo by Langlois)
now aid means little here
there is little we can do about it,"
he said.
Part of the problem rests with
the hardiness of the people living
,in the snow belt, he said.
"People have•come to expect a
lot of snow and don't complain,"
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using ounty hangthe highest year, the
offered losing about
$70,000 in Subsidies," Britnell
said, "that is unless costs ate
raised further by more snow in
"'March."
As far as the cou nties ate
concerned, pic erned, only Niagara and the
area will be getting artyaid
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Huron County engineer Jim
itnell says the , provincial
vernment's financial aid
program for areas hard hit by
snow removal costs this year,
means very little to the county.
Despite one of the worst
titers in 50 years, Mr. Brinell
says that only three munici-
palities in the County would
qualify for government subsidies
to cover budgets that were
depleted by January snow
storms.
It has been suggested that
Goderich, Ashfield and Morris
Township may , be the only
municipalities in Huron to
receive assistance based on the
fact that they have spent 20
percent more on snow clearance
in the first four months of 1977,
than in the worst similar period in
the last four years.
"The program will help areas
like the Niagara Peninsula where
they get very little snow each year
but the municipalities in the snow
belt feel the formula (for
assessment) is unfair," Mr.
Britnell said.
epresentatives from several
a municipalities attended a
eting in Stratford Tuesday,
'ch 8, when the ministry of
sportation and communi-
ons outlined the workings of
financial aid program.
The majority of intinictalities
walked away from the meeting
dissatisfied, complaining that
instead of using the average snow
removal costs for the last four
years, the ministry is using the
highest year with inflation factor.
Instead of submitting an
average cost of $165,963, the
County must use the costs for
1976 which totalled $236,202, he
said
To qualify for government
assistance, Huron County flutist
have spent 20 per cent more than
!, in 1976 or $283,449.
Describe..
library
services
Library services in Huron Perth
Roman Catholic Separate Schools
were explained to board members
at their meeting in Dublin 14,4'
week.
The presentation on library
support ' services was given by
three teachers: , Mary Margaret
Cassoni of Immaculate
Conception School and Mary Lou
Shantz of St. Joseph's School.;
both of Stratford, and Barry G.
Linden of Ecole Ste Marie,
Superintendent William
Eckert, under whose direction the
presentation was made,
explained that while most schools
have library resource centres
other schools have only an area
for library books. H e said the
students are instructed in the use
of the library resources in these
schools so that they gain
' information appreciation of the
resources. He showed slides
showing the library as a child
centred place for learning.
The three teachers gave
detailed outlines of the uses of the
libraries in their schools as the
students progressed from
kindergarten class to Grade 8 as
they acquired library skills in
using and enjoying the library
resources.
from MPP' s from Western
Ontario.
Although most municipalities
are disappointed with the
financial aid distribution, Britnell
said there is little hope the
government will change its
position.
"The program is unfaiir but
he said.
"They've learned to take their
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