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Clinton News-Record, 1976-09-30, Page 70 ne Weir had the high 72, the high triple of tndthe highaverage of In the Londesboro Ladies league the Alley Cats have 12 points, while the Brown as - have six and the tolling ` Stones and the Playgirls have five points each. Plut In the Londe bore league, �ches bird " en. each while the Owls.,. Dove and Robins are floce together with zero points. Tom Duizer had the high single of 303, while Glenn;. Carter had the high triple of 741 and the high average of 247. ciplents or and ail e, Mr. Williarpson said, "I think is good for the aunty." The report indicated that during the summer months the Social Services caseload had remained fairly stable and the number of inquiries was Somewhat lower than. last year. As of August 1 there were 90 cases ;in 1975 but only 88 in 4. ^•14it^i" M14U+nfir.W'M�n�lM�lOks!,Y.i� Glng response.". Was hew Clint°. ' Ler "`t club officials termed the tl4MOUt as the Mustangs opened their tralning camp last. Weed at the Vanastra Arena More than $rt potential players turned out for,,the we week cap, under the direction of coach Bill Weber. (News -Record photo) perate Board wants boundary Ialtered By Wilma Oke The Huron -Perth County R+ man Catholic separate School board approved in a recorded vote of 7 to 5 Monday the preparation of a resolution to the Ministry of Education pointing out the deficiencies in the present legislation concerning elected representatives on the board. In the redistribution of school board members an- nounced earlier this month, the City of Stratford lost a representative and the large rural area around Wingham gained- one. This evened up the representttihfrom each county, giving -Huron and Perth each seven board ,members. Speaking for the four members from Stratford, County appoints r Howard Shantz said, One of us will be missing next year." Mr. Shantz said they didn't have a leg to stand on to appeal the redistribution this year, but wanted the brief sent to express their concern about what might happen in the future as a result of the proposed property tax reform plan by the government. Jack- Lane, superintendent of business, suggested it might be prudent to wait and see what the decision of government might be in the proposed property tax reform plan as there appeared tri be considerable opposition to it, before sending in resolution from the board. Stratford trustee Ronald Marcy insisted that a brief should be presented as soon as possible to express the Ppresewtatives Warden J.L. McCutcheon, Reeve of Brussels, and Anson McKinley, Reeve of Stanley Township, were named.- by Huron County Council on Friday to serve as' representatives on the A Regional Citizens Committee o€ Ontario Hydro. Ontario Hydro had requested that Huron County recommend two delegates for appointment to -a "Regional Citizens Committee, to participate in the planning process by reviewing . the need for electric power in the area. This area will probably include Huron, Perth. Wellington and Waterloo County The committee is expected to meet as often as twice a month for six months to a year. Ontario Hydro had suggested that possibly the .Planning Director and the Development, officer could serve on the committee as Huron representatives but the councillors chose instead to name two of their own as representatives, noting however that the Planning Director and Development Officer would be available fort opinions and consultation if required. Council also named Warden John L. McCutcheon as the County representative to serve on the Board of Directors for the Huron Centre for Children and *Youth. The advisory and nominating committee of the Centre for Children and Youth had asked that the County designate one of its members as a represen- tative. The executive committee received approval for a recommendation that the Huron County Housing Authority be authorized to use the County Crest on their letter head as the Authority had requested. At the March 1976 session of County Council a by-law was passed providing for . ap- portionments to be paid to the County of Huron by two equal instalments due June 30 and December 15, cotj-nencingin 1976 with penalties and discounts set out as required by the Municipal Act. Acting on a recom- mendation of the Executive Committee, the council set down on Friday just what criteria would be used to determine the-- amount of discount or penalty payment. The date the cheque is actually received in the office of the County Clerk Treasurer will be used in determining the amount of discount or penalty, not the date when the cheque was 'mailed or post- marked. Three business days of grace, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, will be allowed in making the determination. board's concern about what might happen. Joseph Looby of Dublin said he did not think the schoolboard should be in- volved# "If Stratford does not feel they have the right representation then let them go to the government." William Kinahan of Lucknow, who represents Wingham and the area to get more representation, com- mented on the Stratford trustees remarks, "1 think what you are saying is to h --- with the children in the big rural area in the northern part of Huron." Voting for the resolution were. Howard Shantz, David Teahen, Mickey Vere, Ronald Marcy all of Stratford; John Q'Drowsky of St. Marys; Vincent Young of Goderich and Ted Geoffrey of Zurich. WJE HOME it BUILDING CENTRE Our Store will Be CLOSED SATURDAY, OCT. '2 fel I*vsattsry 1111011 LUMBER LTD. 113AYF'IELD R. CLINTON 42.3+141 OPEN: Monday Ttw+rnd*y. Seam 144 p.m.: Fridaya.m. % 9 p.rn.; Sater*ay 4 a.n1. to 4:3 p.m. ,'444 Against the resolution were Donald Crowley, Gadshill; Francis Hicknell, Seaforth; Michael Connolly, Kippen; Joseph Looby, Dublin; and William Kinahan, Lucknow. In ether business, the board accepted the resignation of the custodian at St. Mary's School, Hesson, Mrs. Marie Poissant, effective October 29. James McDade at St. Patrick's School, Kinkora, was given permission to submit his name to be nominated as a candidate for assignment for teaching in the Department of National Defence Dependants' School overseas for a two-year tour of duty. The board set the next meeting to be held on Tuesday, October 12, as Thanksgiving Day falls on the regular meeting night. Hully Gully race results Tom Artes of St. Clair Michigan was the top points man in the CSDRA Sanc- tioned Drag races held last Sunday at Hully Gully. Artes, on a Yamaha, won both the 440 and Open Super Mod Classes to vault himself into the lead for the Kool Kup. With only 7 meets left he holds a slim margin over Mercury rider, Petr Nieuwenhuizen of Watford. Next race in the Canadian Snowmobile Drag Race Association Schedule is this Sunday Oct. 3rd at Chatham. assist ; ; 19 5 nu l r d Jtt ^ 2 Y which is 1976 tyre were in Jun( It we dm tted that: the "caseload Inugt! 76 bad risen slightly however. Normally, Chit is not the case. but unemployment was named as one possible cause. Companies, like' Dominion Road Machinery Company, who close down for four to five weeks were seen as one of the reasons. Unemployment Insurance Commission rules stipulate a from t' return It to Services in the r.t. who have rest assistance. Smile In the old days, you got fired for falling down on the job. 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