HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-05-08, Page 13THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THIRTEEN.
County Board Sets
High 1969 Budget
Huron County Board of Educa-
tion Monday night set its bud-
get at $9, 378, 037.
The board will ask municipal-
ities for $4,248,115 for oper-
ation of the county's elementary
schools, $4, 739, 922 for
secondary schools and 840, 000
for schools for retrainable
retarded.
What this will cost each
municipality will not be known
until May 20 when the board
will bring in a breakdown of
municipal assessment based on
a formula laid down by rhe.
provincial government.
The board did not consider
its first budget excessive.
Board chairman John Lavis
noted that the. Lambron County
board had estimated rhe cost
of its new system at 850, ttilo
less than it; former system.
\Ir. Lavin felt a similar situ-
ation would prevail in IIuron
County and suggested a cont-
parison study he made, The'
'hoard concurred.
Robert i'lliort of Clinton,
Church Fire
,\ faulty furnace is suspected
as the cause of Sunelays t;:> mint
fire at Crediton United Church.
Inspector Robert T<anflnan of
the Ontario 1 -:ire Marshal's
office. said Monday night that
r'.p i. Irod been made to the
furnace prior to the fire,
I)ebrisancl,fear of a \.a110
collapsing restric'ed inspect fan
of the base -hew. ew. furnancc
! onda •.. Investigation contin-
ues.
Rev, 11, S, Warren, pastor
said a meeting was to be held
Wednesday dnesday night to determine
the 66 -family congregation's
future.
The fire was detected before
dawn by ?drs, Ilerb fallrner
who lives beside *he church.
Intense Twat forced her from
the home before she could
alert firemen.
Fire Chief Alen Becher said
further delay was caused by
telephone line trouble. The
fire was out of control and the
church beyond saving when
firemen arrived.
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on behind the scenes.
vice- chairman of the board,
said, "It should be pointed
out that this board is carrying
a large load from last year"
"In June this county saw the
biggest salary increase probably
ever seen for elementary
school teachers." said Mr.
Elliott.
Dan Murphy, board member
from Godericlt, said the board
had a saving on trustees'
salaries of 8 25, 000 over the
old system. This is because
under the county -wide system
there are fewer trustees.
Car Diagnosis Is
Stressed For
Ultimate Safety
Tf the brake pedal sinks to
the floor under light foot press-
ure, worn brake linings, or a
leak in the brake system is
indicated.
Tf the c"ar pulls constant I) to
Otte side \'.lien stopping, fault)
wheel alignment or a mal-
functioning brake linin, is
indicated.
Excessive play in the steer-
ing indicates steering box
trouble or malfunctioning
steering ball joints, tie -rod
ends, relay rods or idler
arms.
Car vibration at 50-66 MPH
indicans defective tires or
improper wheel balance.
Steering column shimmy
indicates looseness in the
front end, weak or worn shock
absorbers, or out -of -round
tires.
Rear -wheel locking on light
application of brakes, indicates
a faulty or leaking oil seal.
Constant steering to keep the
car on the road means that the
tires are improperly inflated
or the suspension is faulty.
Excessively noisy exhaust
systems could mean dangerous
carbon monoxide gas is getting
into the car. Drivers are also
alerted that any unusual odor
is a danger signal that something
is wrong with your car.
These symptoms were worked
out by the Canada Safety
Council on the basis of the most
common car ailments discovered
by mechanics.
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