The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-01, Page 10C, -Tris, Thursday, February I, iiifi3
' euilltaeetrs front the Clinton
ClIerkstiller eforM0d church and
e . helped with
stOreltles as Monday afternoon's
Marie Flynn, Mary
Norman Spier pro-
vided the music for the old tyme
des sing -song of Scottish
in honor of 'Robbie
BUMS' birthday, "Happy Birth-
day" wets sung for those celebrat-
, with special mention to Mrs.
Leah Robertson, Miss McKenzie
and Miss.Deacon, who are over
Oa Family Night a special
Robby Bernal program, arranged
by JIM Lawrie of Blyth, was en-
joyed by everyone, those who are
Scottish and those who wish they
were.. Mr, Lawrie, who has be-
come a frequent guets on the
CKH'X-TV program, "Circle
Elight", was all. decked out in his
singing a numberof Scottish
favorites, as well as chairman for
the evening.
.,;Others taking part in the pro-
gram were step -dancing, Karen
Glousher; accordion solo, Angela
Dutt;nan; vocal solos, Cheryl
Crontin; Scottish medley, Sylvia
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Karen Young, Christine Chal-
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Campbell, Dennis Knox, James
Wharton, Tom Duttman; Nelson
Caldwell and pianist, Mrs. Grace
Brown. Volunteer Harvey How-
ard called on Cassie Dougall, who
expressed appreciation to all
those responsible for providing
the excellent entertainment, on
behalf of the residents.
Council drops
membership
Continued from Page 1
Professor Horton claimed
there was a "tremendous growth
of the bureaucratic structure" in
Ontario which was making it in-
creasingly•difficult for elected of-
ficials to voice their opinions.
Professor Horton referred to
five new "huge super regions" in
the province in which Huron is
lumped in with London, Sarnia,
Windsor.
"I'm afraid the power is in the
urban centres," said Prof. Hor-
ton. "It bothers me that change is
coming so fast. I'm not opposed
to 'regional government. I'm
opposed to the way it is being
done. I'm not convinced that the
provincial government is sincere
about citizen involvement. Only
lip -service is given to citizen
cothmunication."
"Do you really think you can go
it alone?" asked Prof. Horton.
"The development council won't
last forever but it must be main-
tained to pro, ide a vehi11e to the
government. You need the de-
velopment council more des-
perately now than ever before.
Who knows what ' the next 12
months will bring?'.'
It has been estimated that less
than one-half, of one per cent of
the people in Ontario know any-
thing about regional government.
"But it is one of the major con-
HOWICK LIONS DRAW WINNER this weekend was Gordon Moir (centre), Gorrie
merchant, whose lucky ticket in the swimming pool fund draw was selected, making him
the winner of the Targe cheque for $500 which he received from Lions Club President Bev,
Currah (left) and Lion Dick Carson. Nearly 2,000 tickets atr$„fi, ch have been sold to date
for the monthly draws to raise funds toward a $30,000 poll( for the Fordwich-Wroxeter-
Gorrie area. Next draw Is Feb. 24.
Committees arename
by separate schc.�ibd.
Standing committees of the were absent from the meeting, aS intendent of education, an -
Huron -Perth County Boman were John Vintar;superintendelt, 'pounced that if meeting of trus-
Catholic Separate School Board of education, and Jack Lane; tees will be held on January 29 at
were named at a meeting of the business administrator, who, ' St. James' School in Seaforth at 8
board Monday night in Seaforth. were both absent because of ill p.m. to discuss the Ministry of
Heading the building and prop- tress. ' �, Education's current reorganiza-
erty committee as chairman will Block Plan tion of the secondary school pro-
be Oscar Kieffer, RR i; Bluevale. Trustee Vere reported he ,had • grams. A representative from the
Members are Howard Shantz of attended a Block Parent Plan Ministry will be present at the
Stratford, Joseph Looby of Dub- meeting at St. Michael's School in meeting topiain the program
lin and Vincent Young of Gode- Stratford where 27 parents at ;, and answer any questions.
rich. tended. This was considered disc' ' Mr. Tokar said a similar pro -
Ch iring the personnel com- appointing, even though' it was ' gram has already been con-
mittee Is David Teahen of Strat- the largest attendance to date. So ducted with the principals in the
ford. Members are Michael Con- far only 100 parents have signed separate schools in Huron and
nolly, RR 3, ' Kipper; Vincent forms to permit their, homes lobe Perth. He said as part of the total
Young, Gordon Ball, St. Marys. available to a child in trouble, program each principal will con -
Chairing the finance and insur- while the police of Stratford, who duct an information meeting with
ante committee is F. J. Vere of r are sponsoring the pro)ect, had Grade 8 parents. At these parent
Stratford. Members . are Ted hoped for 500 to 1,000 omen in meetings there will be a repre-
Geoffrey, RR 2, Zurich; Donald Stratford. The plan is primarily. . 'seirtative from the Ministry of
Crowle RR 2, Gadshill, and to protect children against child. Education to inform the parents
terns of the provincial govern- y, Vere said there
ment," said Prof.: Horton:- Francis Hicknell, RR 5, Seaforth. molesters.p Mr. about the philosophy and or -
Walter Cowing said that elect- Chairing the transportation were reports of three attacks byganization behind the credit sys-
committee is FrancisHicknell. molesters in the first three weep tem.
ed officials aren't fully aware ofof Janus
.what they, want, but so far they Members are Arthur Haid, RR 4, January. Mr. Tokar reported on a letter
haven't been able to agree with Listowel; Michael Connolly; and The police will canvass for. ;received froth Dr. Charles T. B.
the senior levels of government in
Patrick Carty,Stratford. homes if not enough householders i Moyo of Seaforth announcing that
Ontario about what is proposed.
An ad-hoc committee for build- volunteer, Mr. Vere reported, enter. Michael Hannan of the So, _
"We're living in a time that is ing projects will be headed by The personnel committee i to. rciety of4esus, who, has been a
Radar equipment nets
local speed artists
Radar equipment was put into
aotlonover the weekend by'Wing,
barn, Police, with the reaivit that a
number of speeang!charges
iatd» P Is likely to' he
in use from time to time,, emaking'
it theberitpoli+ y to itaty below the
limit Ott all dunes. ,
Several instals ee of . Mischief
have been reported, one being the
ransacking .of a parked be-
hind Cut rle's::apartmenta Oa, Jo-
sephine Street, bynn Station re-.
ported the contents of her car
scattered about on the floor, but
did not believe anything of value
was hissing. The car had been
left unlocked on the parking area.
An apparent" attempt to take a
half -ton pickup, truck owned by
Burke Electric and parked be-
hind the shop failed when a key
broke off in the ignition switch,. it
was reported. The broken key
was removed without much diffir
culty and the truck put back into
service.
Car Missing
On Sunday Robert F. Bishop
reported his Triumph car
missing from the lot behind N. D.
Cameron Wholesale about 7:15.
He had parked it there tile, pre-
ceding day at lunch time. It was
located on Edward Street a short
distance south of the armories
building, Mr. Bishop thought it
might have been driven about 50
miles,= In any event, he's back on
wheels. • '
Woman Beaten
A domestic row after a drinkT
ing party . resulted in a woman
being admitted to hospital here
with extensive injuries. An
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-Monday, February 5thf 1973
one of our ,representatives
Mr. N. . Peeve
vol be at
THE WINGHAM MOTEL,
WINGHAM;
from 900 e.m. to 12:00 '110911.
mthio 'district and throughout Uansdaa, ,
perm= all types + .
bu s nesse 'including
Apiculture • Tourist and RecreatiOnal
Businesses• Construction • Prcsfeesional
Services e Transportation • Wholesale and
Retail Trades, as well es Manufacturing
have" -obtained loans from the IDB to acquire
land, buildtgs, . ansa macbui', to income
-.working capital, to start a new busineis, and
for other purposes If you consider that IDB
can, be .ofeerviee, you are invited to:a rr np an
appointment with the IDB representative by
telephoning 3574342.
or in advance by writing to
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should voice our wants and needs + satin are uest frenalulsf- the'ei weekend of . January 2f`:
and make sure we've been heard. The board appointed Dan Dev- g 4
lin and James Morris, both of
We have to look beyond our own ,
boundaries,'at least until we see. *Stratford, to represent it on the
what this new claming area will
bring to us,"•
The warning of the MDC repre-
sentatives,.was clear: "Regional
government is here to stay," said
Say" Haute, saves work Mr. Gowing. "Many municipali-
ties- will simply disappear. You
sighsoaf must decide or people on Bay
sr bar
ibti and
chile) will do it for you."
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Stratford Public Library Board;
and Trustee Michael Connolly on
the Huron -Perth Respiratory
Disease Association; and on the
Advisory Committee on Family
Life, Trustees Vincent Young and
Francis Hicknell will be the rep-
resentatives of the board.
Away on vacation, Trustees
David !Peahen and Patrick Carty
fer of Henry's Harmony Huuse,
Seaforth, that he be perrnitfed to
teach.guitar lessons in a number
of separate schools in Huron
County during school hours. This
is subject to the .polio of the
board which requires that he get
permission from the principal of
the school and pay a fee of $2.50
per howler the use of a room for
the lessons.
Joseph Tokar, assistant super-
Father Hannan will say 'mass in
Seaforth en Saturdayevening
and in St. r, Columban Sunday
morning and *ill show a film on
some of the missionary activities
in Rhodesia Sunday evening in
the Seaforth District High, School
Auditorium. •
Father Hannan was one sof the
educators of . Dr. Moyo. in his •
early youth in Rhodesia. •
Resolutions'
The board approved' resolu-
tions which willte presented at
the annual meeting of the On
Separate School Trustees Asso-
ciation which will be held in To-
ronto in the spring..
The first resolution asks for a
one -day seminar _for Roman
Catholic Separate School rep-
resentatives
epresentatives on Boards of Edu-
cation to familiarize -them with
the operations of Roman Catholic
Separate School Boards.`
The second resolution calls for
changes in the Municipal Elec-
tion Act so that enumerators will
be given an extended period for
completion of their assessment
work or that, the number of en-
umerators be increased to ade-
quately contact all resident prop-
erty owners and tenants within
the time period and that the fee
structure be revised to an hourly
"' rate plus travelling allowance so
that there will be no hasty or un -
I satisfactory completion of the
work.
The third resolution asks that
the last day for filing complaints
be fixed as the day which is four
weeks prior to the day of the elec-
tions, so that all complaints can
be disposed of satisfactorily.
The fourth resolution asks that
the revision period be amended to
be the date which is four weeks
prior to the date of elections in
the year in which electionsare
held and the 10th day of Novem-
ber in the year elections are not
held.
ed q3 atn9
THE MUSIC OF the cash register sounds again as pro-
prietor Gary Templeman presides at the keyboard on
re -opening day for the !lac 'n' Break smoke shop on, Jose-
phine Street, completely remodelled after a fire about two
months ago. A concrete floor and new panelling greatly im-
proved the scene. A stubborn fire kept Wingham firemen
working for hours when interior walls and floor were badly
damaged. (Staff Photo)
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