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FRIENDS.
For information call:
'Phone 357-3275
aywBeth Pe
Soparato School
of the Corrie M Club. Breads
Thornton read the minutes of ow
last
teachers" solarlos
meeting and the girls close
�'leaders
Prayer,
� moussed the nu-
got All rollback
tri� found in a grain kernel ,
"Bats, Brides and Baritones",
an lked about Wereut cooked
cereals and how cereals should
BY Igr�a Oke
A 10 per cent pay raise nego6-
be a part of the daily diet.
ated earhi r this year by the
The members made
Huron-Pertb County Roman
and Onion Rice and the
Catholic Separate. School Board
were enjoyed by all.
and its teachers has been rolled
char basement with 12 mem-
back to just it eight per cent
ton neact >,t
by the federal Anti -Inflation
MONEY"
Board. -
Representatives of the 158
AVAILABLE
teachers the d
ance.
met Wdnesday anagre'dtto
Perth StOwing Oho", vadw
comply with the board's ruling.
MORTGAGE LOANS
The contract, for the 1876.77
school year, haabeen modified to
ResidentiolAilin mrcW
provide a 7.85 per cent increase.
Rural
Jack Lane, superintendent of
risco of St mam the coasttsm"
business for t1wboard, said anti -
Land Development
inflation guidelines calling for a
Builders Interim Fkawmin0
base eight per cent maximum in -
crease this year allow an addi-
PROMPT SERvia
tional two per cent to accommo-
Call Collect
date historical relationships be -
wick and opened with the hymn,
tween other similar groups and
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519-836.0470
recent settlements.
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
had s bmitted board joint brief to the
FUNDING.CORP.
AIB arguing for the extra two per
Jesus". A meditation titled "Lord
cent for the teachers but the AIB
Such a council, K taeated,
rejected it.
The CANADETTES OF WINGHAM
1976 Canadian Team Champions
IAJORETTE & DRUMMERS
SCHOOL
•Less than $1.00 per lesson
•Family Prices in effect
Register SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
Wingham Arena at 9:30 a.m.
For additional infdrmation call 357-2872
MW Winfham Advance-Thasts, SsNslobw I Mo.~ 11
Th
McIntosh UCW members
Conwnfiltoewoks
"
public Input ro
study Lord's
Prayer,
health coundl
Ul-MOW — The SoptembW
"Bats, Brides and Baritones",
An uotrually plaparte lnsaw
t
meeting of the )McIntosh Ugited
was about the trials and tr"W-
ing is sehedukd r gin O
Chum Women was bold in the
tions of a church organist. It was
Huron=YB O�-
7�errltll�
char basement with 12 mem-
very humorous and paralleled
ton neact >,t
hers and two visitors reattend-
many experiences witnessed in
o'c lock. Called by for Ilfmluw
ance.
other churches. The second story
Perth StOwing Oho", vadw
The president, Mrs. E. Dustow,
was taken from the back page of
the chairmanship at lied mail -
opened the meeting with a poem,
the Observer and was titled
risco of St mam the coasttsm"
It On". devotions were
"Moth, Rust, or Inflation". one
K"Pass
has been daft uta used for
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conducted by Mrs. Eldon Ren-
big cause of inflation is that
the poasibkreopposibUilliss of a*
wick and opened with the hymn,
North Americans are a throw-
area health Council.
"What a Friend we have in
away society who soon • won't
Jesus". A meditation titled "Lord
have any place to throw it.
Such a council, K taeated,
Teach us To Pray", was given.
A thank you card from Mrs.
would take res____ iljty tar the
Mrs. Margaret Lewis read the
Lake, thanking the UCW for the
healthcareof, ____blathetwo'
scripture°and following a study of
farewell gift of Bruce County
counties in all aspects. The inten-
the -Lord's Prayer, . devotions
Tartan pin and earrings, was
tion would be to provide a broad.
were closed with floe singing of
read. Mrs. Alan Darling gave the
er view of facilities,
the hymn, "Take Time To Be
financial report and Mrs. Inglis
equipment and buildings needed
Holy".
gaye a report on literature.
to provide optimum"standards of
y
The roll call was "A penny for
each inch of your waistline" and
The offering was received and
health care without needless du -
plications r
that brought in a tidy sum.
dedicated. During the business
Mrs. Jack Inglis presented two
period a letter from the Interna-
The steering committee was
very interesting particles taken
tional Plowing Match was read,
named to study the entire situa-
from (be Observer. The first,
requesting that one member as-
hon, recommend whether or not
sist and 16 dozen cookies be pro-
such an area council is deeded
vided for the United Church booth
and if so, to name the personnel
on Friday, October 1.
of the council. Thus, the eom-
WHITECHU�CH
• An October Thankoffering
meeting was arranged to be held
mittee is seeking the maximum
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson
on Wednesday, October 20, at
possible input from residents Of
Huron and Perth. At the Clinton
IT WILL BE A LONG time before any sap starts running
and Mrs. Bill Reed of Wingham
McIntosh with several neighbor-
ing groups to be invited. The
ming the formation of a health
council will be discussed _ the
from this little maple tree. Just how it sprouted from the
and Robert Mowbray of White-
church spent the weekend at Ba
decorating of the church 'for
Thanksgiving arranged. ' A
advantages and the possible
centre of the guard I
g post on Minnie Street, just west of the
railway overpass, is anybody's uess. Could it be the maple
y P g P
Cit and Standish, Michigan,
y g
was
letter was read inform" mem-
Ibe
advantages. Your opinion, as a
s a
citizen and taxpayer, as well as a
post has spawned a little offspring?
visiting with relatives. Bob Mow-
bray visited with Mr. and Mrs.
hers of a workshop to be held in
Hanover on October 18. The an-
possible recipient of health serv-
Gerald Mowbrayand family and
Y
noel bazaar is being held this
ices will be welcomed.
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I
Huron Secondary Teachers
other relatives.,
On
On Wednesday evening Mrs.
year on October 28 at P p.m.
e
Kay attended the installation
ceremony of Prof. Allan Farris
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction being repeat-
e t
1?ce -
accept
accept 8 -percent pay hike
as the eighth principal of )f{nox
ed in unison. After the meet' a
mg
lively "Dutch
HEY!MA
College at Convocation Hall, Uni-
Auction" was con- .
Eighty per cent of the second- , board ratified the agreement
a school teachers who voted,
IY September 7 to teachers'
versity of Toronto. The guest
speaker was Dr. James McCord,
ducted by Mrs. Gordon Wright.
Lunch was served by Mrs. O.
IiTs
LEEK'
subject
accepted a new collective agree- approval.
president of Princeton Theologi-
Dustow and Mrs. Ivan Mawhn-
ment with the Huron County Board chairman Herb Turk
cal Seminary. A reception follow-.ney.
Board of Education. The agree- heim said the agreement would
ed in Knox College. -
ment gives them an eight per not mean any significant changes
Mrs. Earl Caslick returned
v
cent increase n salary and 1.7 in the board's overall budget.
home on Thursday from Wing -
per cent cost -0f -living allowance A joint statement issued after the
ham District Hospital where she
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in two payment over the year. teachers' meeting said, "Be-
had been a patient fora few days.
The final vote was 164 to 41. cause of other factors, such as re-
Dalton Schultz was admitted
About 70 teachers were not at the duction in the professional de-
during the week to Wingham and
meeting held last Thursday. The velopment fund, change in staff,
District Hospital.
your
.k t. f�
etc., the increased cost to the
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and
•t
♦
Huron County ratepayer will be
Mrs. Bob Mowbray visited on
R.R.S.P
6
1117.7
per cent."
Sunday with Mrs. Jack McIntyre
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Did you know
at Pinecrest Manor Nursing
e minimum a secondary CHRISTMAS SEALS
teacher in the county can earn is Home. n ,
$10,000 with a maximum of On Monday evening Joe Tiffin now fight ASTHMA all year
$23,800. The old agreement ave and his band entertained Ford- With:
B with Senior Citizens at Fordwich. Now is a good time to 't^
a maximum of $21,900. Last Wednesday evening Mr. compare your Registered Health education and
v Shirley Weary, president of and Mrs. Bill Snowden and Billie Retirement s Saving Plan information
{lit 45, Ontario Secondary Jr. visited with her parents, Mr. with the G.I.C. Plan Family asthma programs
School Teachers' Federation, and Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Joey, Joan available from V and G. FFa
which represents Huron and Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffin to cele- Currently each S1,000 y Camps
- teachers, pointed out that while brate the birthday of Joe Sr.
,.: the maximum earnings have invested is guaranteed to
gone up, the minimums main be worth 51,648.40 five
the same. "It effects v y few Whitechurch J Years hone under our
'" "� I<.rs. plan. Howcdoes this
\�
:....... people because we hav cry few
v�, f.;:>r >;.:;;:.; -.• ...:.:, : minimum in the m evil I think we d f compare with our
have one of thehighestexperi defeat N e present plan'' Discuss
t ap�ane
» ence ratings ' the province," sh
' . s today at �; For information contact
P'
' �• stated.
r in OASA playoffs Victoria and Grey. 6 your Lung Association
Mrs. Weary said she was Member Canada Deposit
pleased' with the agreement al- WHITECHURCH —The White
s though it wasn't quite what she church junior ball team has ad -
had
Corporation �MA
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had -hoped for: "We considered it vanced to the Western Ontario I[= 3-9
V7CMRMand
a reasonable settlement. It's not Athletic Association finals but as
what we wanted but it's what yet don't Know who they will be Sponsored b
" we'll have to accept." la GRLT P Y
playing. y7. g' HURON PERTH
They advanced by defeating
LUNG ASSOCIATION
Desboro in three straight games
ro121 Wellington Street,
N.-�x„ in a bestof-five series. They won TRUST C o M H , s NCE 1889
Stratford, Ontario, NSA 2U,
° Man removed the first game 9 8,' but had no Main St. E., Listowel phone 271-7500
trouble in winning the second D. N. Lefebrve, Mgr.
s ' ams 14-8 and the third game 10-
: from hotel after3.
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The team is also entered in the
• '� disturbance
Ontario Amateur Softball As-
a Wingham Police Department p y
sociation la downs. Last Satur-
was busy during the past week day they met Napanee in the first c'
w when 17 charges were laid under game of a best -of -three series. -
77rorna, FlcminK o(London, Onrano nor:• hac 6- o insulation In his aeric. He's sarin encr ONTARIC
I Q �' and mono the Highway Traffic Act. Six Whitechurch had to go 12 -in -
charges under the Liquor Licence pings before they were able to
Act were also laid. score a 3-2 win. The second game COMMISSION ON ELECTION
B• • During the week the police re- will be played in Napanee on Sun -
y insulating lus attic, ceived a call from the Manor Ho- d Should the win this series, and CONTRIBUTIONS & EXPENSES
tel regarding a disturbance. A y
Thomas Fleming of London, saved person had been refused service they have gone undefeated SUMMARY OF CANDIDATES
want was throughout playoffs, they have no
o removed didn't from [thea hotels and idea what team they will meet in RECEIPTS, EXPENSES & SUBSIDY
226 gallons ofoil.About 30 �o. taken to the police office where the next series.
he was charged.
f A car reported stolen from the
parking lot of the Wingham Le Lucknow man Published in accordance with Section 4 (1) (K)
(� 1 n j^� Rion was found on the north end in of The Election Finances Reform Act, 1975
Adding insulation is One of the Catherine Street. it was stuck in
gravel, locked and abandoned, injures foot Election Date -September 18, 1975
The owner was advised of where ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HURON -BRUCE
investments best you can make. he had parked his car.
The investigation was complet- in accident
ed concerning the break and
enter of the Bath House on Minnie The Wingham detachment of Campaign
Yr — — — — 1 Street. Two Wingham juvenile the Ontario Provincial Police laid Receipts Subsidy
Keeping the heat in helps to conserve Canada's ( boys where questioned and have 21 charges under the Highway
dwindling energy reserves. And cuts your fuel bills. Please SeIld 171e a free COpV Of: I Before Campaign Paid to Paid to
been charged under the Juvenile Traffic Act. They also issued 26
Add insulation, caulking, weather-stripping and I ❑ Delinquent Act. warnings during the past week. Candidata Subsidy Expenses Candidate Auditor
storms. Have our furnace tuned for peak efficiency. I "itFEPivc: THF HEAT IN",
y Two accidents were investigat- Five motor vehicle collisions
Keep a light hand on the thermostat.I "THF Bit I PAVER'SGVIDE TO Ft RVACF SERVICING ❑ � .n the town. On Friday a ve- resulted in $2,600 in damages. Murray Gaunt (L) $10,537. $9,115. $5,233. 5350.
You'll save money for yourself, and help Canada I hicle driven by Benjamin M. One accident in Lucknow which William Walden (PC) 13,284. 21,358. 5,233. 460.
I I Graham of Goderich, travelling was investigated by the Wingham Donald Milne (NDP) 86. 86. 120.
to conserve energy and fight inflation. No wonder \ \�tl south on Josephine Street was detachment saw James Cran-
insulation is one of the best investments you can ( -- I struck in the rear by a vehicle Ston. RR 2, Lucknow, taken to
Smake. Remember, too, that many insulation products I j11,H1 , ( driven by Goldwin Galloway of Wingham and District Hospital
are now exempt from Federal sales tax. Wingham. with multiple fractures in his
.lames Vanderwoude, Wing- foot. He was transferred im- Note: The information shown above has been
.Nall coupon to FREE BOOKS, Box 900, ham, a passenger in the Gallo- mediately to St. Joseph's Hos- taken from financial statements filed
I �Vcctmount Postal Station. Montreal H31 ?\'1 I way vehicle, was treated at pital in London.
These two free books � �- ` _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ � _ _ _ _ _ _ J Wingham and District Hospital Cranston was apparently run with the Commission by Chief Financial
show you how to save
�, for abrasions and released. over by a car driven by Robert Officers for the candidates, Copies of which
y Ir L j En.ryy conservation be part or the somion. On Saturday in the Arkin lot Burt who was backfin his car out
energy and — - _- - - - y ' parking g may be obtained from the Commission
money. Mall 's � � lye of the Manor Hotel, a collision nc of a driveway at the home of Eu upon payment of $1.00 per copy.
Energy, Mines and tnergie, Mines et curred between a vehicle owned gene Conley, Victoria Street,
the coupon rum�L I Resources Canada Ressources Canada by John Falconer of RR 3, Wing- Lucknow on Sunday.
y
toda, sQivking hirepiny ttw heat In ORlctofE.n n.rayConsometlBureau a* ur
eone,0"atlene..n..0l. ham and one driven by Margaret Four charges were laid under
.i • Mon Alattalr0111etple l'Non Alastair0114spie Darmanin of RR 5, Lucknow. the Liquor License Act and there A. A. Wishart Chairman
.... .. .•, n .is • ,,,'r ,. Min alar Mlnitlr. '
n Damage was estimated at $75 were three charges under the for tho Commission.
and charges are pending. Criminal Code
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