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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1969
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around the cement floor, in preparation for the first activity of the season.
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Board Officials
Huron County Board of Educa-
tion will hold its next regular
meeting on Wednesday evening
November 5, instead of Monday
evening, November 3, it was
decided at last week's meeting
in Central Huron Secondary
School, Clinton, Monday even-
rReason is that the top officials
of the board were authorized to
attend a founding eunference of
the Association of School Educa-
tion Officials of Ontario in Nia-
agara Falls, Ontario, on Nov-
ember 2-3-4.
"At the discretion of"
D.J.
Cochrane, director of education,
the authorized him, d
r uth '
o d '
im, R.B.
Dunlop, business administrator,
J.W. Coulter, superintendent of
schools, and the two assistant
superintendents of schools, to
attend the conference.
Mr. Cochrane wondered if there
should be some one horneto keep
store.
John B. Lavis, Clinton, board
chairman, jocularly asked "per-
haps there isn't a store to keep?"
Mr. Cochrane explained that a
number of groups or associations
existed to represent the board's
and more particularly the view
of the body of officials each re-
presented, to the Ontario Depart-
ment of Education.
"With the coming of the County
Board of Education, it was de-
cided by each of the groups that
amalgamation into one body
that would speak with one voice,
was necessary, "the director stat-
ed.
Two important meetings were
announced by the board; Tues-
day, October 28, board room,
their
flooding
Clinton, -- Advisory Committee,
which includes a number of ap-
pointed members' Thursday,
October 30, Board Room, Clin-
ton, -- Advisory Committee on
Schools for Trainable Retarded
Children.
D. J. Murphy, Goderich, County
of Huron representative of sep-
arate schools, was the only mem-
ber of the 14 -member board ab-
sent on October 20.
D.1. Cochrane, director of
education, announced that the
arbitration committee, now
that all necessary figures and
data are available to them, have
met and seem to be launched.
into their task. A letter address-
ed to the chairman of the board
from the arbitrators of Middle-
sex County, in which a joint
meeting was suggested, was re-
ferred to the Huron County Arb-
itrators.
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Seven Ministers
Attend Convention
As many as seven government
ministers may attend this year's
annual convention of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture from
November 10 to 12 at the Skyline
Hotel in Toronto.
The Hon. William A. Stewart,
Ontario's Minister of Agriculture
and Food, has accepted an in-
vitation to attend the convention
banquet on Monday, The Hon.
H A. "Bud" Olson, Minister of
Agriculture and Food for Can-
ada, has been invited to address
the banquet gathering.
Five other Ontario Government
Ministers have been invited to
attend an after -breakfast quest-,
ion period the last day of the
convention where all attending
would have the opportunity to
have government representatives
reply to direct examination.
The Hon, W. Darcy McKeough,
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
has agreed to attend. Also in-
vited are the Hon. William G.
Davis, Minister of Education;
The Hon. C. S. MacNaughton,
Treasurer of Ontario; The Hon,
Thomas L. Wells, Minister of
Health; and the Hon. George A,
Kerr, Minister of Energy and
Resources Management.
The Rev. Sister Thomas Moore,
a sure -witted, well-informed
critic of farm organizations in
the United States, has been in-
vited to give an address either
Tuesday or Wednesday. It is
hoped that she will be able to
come from Wisconsin for the
engagement. Recently she add-
ressed Ontario Farmers and ap-
peared on Canadian Television.
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