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e March.
Ate to 4,41rectivk
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Commtm and Social Services, he
said.
In a Dec: 15 letter which was
tabled at the Fehroary-eilificil
inee ingt Frank J. Capitall0 _ the
ministry's area Manager of adults'
and children's services, dictates -
four ministry directives to the Town
of Wingham.
--Increase the full parent child
care cost through- a two-phated
increment.,
--Yearly program plans must be
developed and approved by the
Town of Wingharn for all municipal
day.care programs
nt.
'out the practice
mg speclal
Aby Sept. ,
The t stage of the two-phase -
Increment41191:ease tails /Or day
care fees togo np. $1 and Olitsety
,150. Ftir the second
town is direPt-ed ,to im• •
Onlent a further increase $1 for
day care and$1.60for nurSerySehool
Sept..on 41908. •
The directives resulted fret* an
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indirect subsidy review, conducted
recently hx the Town ,of Wirightim,
and the Ministry. On. the corfpnitt‘
for that. review were IN`i.n.gitain:.,
Clerk -Treasurer Byron
Day Care Centre, and three",
Jane Lane, supervisor of ?Sham
nistry
representatives, Marc oberts,
Chris Payne and•Mary Sutherland.
The committees mandate.was to -
eliminate indirect subsidy in the
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tario Ministry o
tow's day .-calie„, pragr,ains; by
newia " "i
•cart:and $0.76' for mire
establishing incentives whichwou1d -
close. the gap between;pareiit fees
•*04. Th
of :tot
. leader
. ,comMunity con
and. 'Agee*
OncernS an
Irma
•To adiir
onsite
day care40ar.
Stlek
*an ,rina
ss uiese' specific area
wi,
ensiiiirs7 tOWn
Councillors, Parents'i'.',itaff, and
Owinrtnniti,agenclea:.
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The refdew also discovered there
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new board 00**,64:`!..anCr.eitSin
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p• order to
rogram goals, :hisoriogo develop.
mentsitindc0***It*Oes.
Currently, rate at
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There are .no 'proem= at
full-day
W* 07 401 -the
corrint:
--Discontinue •the practice of• TOW
charging parent fees based on at-
tendance and introduce parent fee .
schedule.sed--on----prog
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CeMPET/TiON, Sweeney second -year
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mailteting student,*.t.Fensfiawe Collegelook top prize in the sniall
business menagernenf dafetioiy of .the North Atlantic Region Pelta ,
,Eesffon Chi competition held recently in Newport, Rhode Island,
Western 'Foundry C' any Limited and the -Winehatn. Legion co
sponsored Mr. SWeeney'slrip tothe'cOMpetition:, • , „
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• Winter road conditions are being
blamed for two separate mishaps
which oceurredlast week, according
to the Wingham detar.hment of the
Ontario Provincial Police.
A 60 -year-old Mildmay man,
Stanley Durrer, was listed in sat's,
factory condition moogy mortihig
in Wnighani and District Hospital,
suffering; from received in
an accident last Saturday, Feb. 13,
in Turnberry Township.
An OPP ispokesman reported the
mishap occurred at 1:10- p.m. on
Sideroad 15-16 of the township, just
south of the twelfth concession.
According to the police, Mr. Durrer
was southbound on the sideroad
when the right wheels of his vehicle
dropped off the right side of the -
road.
The 1986 Ford then slid off the
road, entered the west ditch and
rolled over, say the OPP. There was
severe damage to the vehicle, which
is owned by the Cay -Lea Food Co-
operative, Teeswater.
Mr. Durrer was taken by am-
bulance to Winghain hospital.
In a separate accident last'
Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 730 p.rn., the
police say Nancy Patient, 43 of
SOuthampton was northbound on
Highway 4, near Con. 4 of Morris
township.
According to the police, Ms.
Patient lost control on the snow-
covered road, crossed the centre line
and struck the left front of a veltiele
driven by Dean flackwell, 26, of Itit
1, Walton, southbound on the
highway. ' •
• Ms. Patient anda pasengeenther.,.:
vehicle, iwyearilld Douglas Strata.
of Southampton,-: were taken Sr.
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ttleasediater ir
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vehicle; :i-
dnOIfht.
damage
Buick
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fears there may be some IU -dII -
withdrwi1 trrnw- ttie
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week's edition The Advance-' g
Times. local police Would have'prefered to
The article concerned -the local remain in -the Goderith System.
board of police. coMmissioners' Mr. Daer said -ite-and his fellow
decision to withdraw from the officers understand the constraints
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cep art:kip:Wait} Spite*, Me Ater rePliettliotttroihisz
k led Howeirei he added ,
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ioaericn communications system under whJCithe board Must operate.
. and enter the Hanover network due Their main,ceniern -remains
to coifing cower* ' - -providing a top-riOteb
Spach
Mr: Deer said in,*.an interview service to the force.
rineeting that he
never was asked if he Supported th
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School and currently a second -Year
business and marketing stud at
Fanshawe College, elualified for the
club's international competition - in
AtR0 e Island, Fanshawe was
the only non -US, school to enter the
conipetition, but in Utah, two
sehools from Puerto Rico and one
from Switzerland are expected to
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board's Move, nor did he offer an
opinion:
Quest progr
is coming to
Huron sch
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the 15 .Fanshawe students
competing at HhOtle fsland,fitetofli
first • place ,,awards, jotoi, 4.9,00
second rn their dwisions, two we,e
40tVa. Ned third prize,.
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* 4areeney said the entire 16- •
member Fanshawe teeth wiu
compete at the Utah international
event in May.
Western Foundry Company
Liimted and Wing4111 Branch180
•Royal- Canadian Legion co-
sponsored Mr. Sweeney's
ithade Island
trip
to
The Huron County Jard of
Education has agreed to introduce
the Quest Program to Huron County
schools by sponsoring *.a training
workshop for Grade 7 and 8 teachers
The Quest program is a gatdajle:e
and health program which contains
lessons on topics such as family.co-
operation, decision making, alcohol
and drug abuse, and handling
emotions. It is sponsored financially
by Lions Clubs international and is
being adopted bythe HONE as a
suitable follow-up to the Grade 6
ValgeOtithiences and Peers (VIP)
Prograni.
The guest Program addresses
many of the_prirnary caws of the
prObleins of adolescence including
low self-esteem,difficulty m coping
with negative peer pressure poor
y.(1011nniniOation, irrespon-
4,,wlack of goals, and poor
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