HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-10-22, Page 21HENSALL DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE
Huron Board
Offers Classes
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the budget, " noted Gill.
Stephen Centrai's principal,
Don Finkbeiner was present. He
told the board that to his know-
ledge, every child who was
eligible for kindergarten classes
was attending this year despite
the fact that parents are resp-
onsible for transportation one
way.
It was John Henderson, Mc-
Killop, who first questioned the
cost of the additional service.
He learned there were no firm
figures established as to the
cost of such a service if it was
implement county- wide.
Gordon Moir, Wingham, not-
ed that in Howick Township, for
instance, one bus at the noon -
hour would not be sufficient to
transport the kindergarten young-
sters because of the geographical
distances. He said the board
would need three or four buses.
Moir suggested that a cost
study be completed and approv-
ed before any final decision on
the matter is reached.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1910
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE TWENTY NE
With the coming of autumn's harvest, children begin to
wonder about the tales of Halloween and great pumpkins. The
pumpkin is more than a child's delight however; last year 28,
700, 000 pounds of pumpkin was produced for Ontario's food
processing industry not to mention of course all those great
pumpkins that suddenly became Jack-o'-lanterns to scare all
those spooks away. (Photograph by the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food.)
Board Approves
Two Scholarships
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from any secondary school.
The Moncur Scholarships were
also approved by the board. At
least $48, 703.25 has been be-
queathed from the estate of Mr.
and Mrs. Coleman Miller Mon -
cur, Peterborough.
In accordance with the wills
of Mr. and Mrs. Moncur, the
residue of their estates is to be
held by the board in trust for
the South Huron District High
School, and to be invested by
the board as a perpetual trust.
The interest of the investments
is to be used each year for two
scholarships - one for a boy and
one for a girl graduating from
the South Huron Distrcit High
School - on such terms and
conditions as the board shall
decide.
The board agreed that the
principal of SHDHS and member
of his staff be appointed a com-
mittee to recommend to the
board the terms and conditions
for avarding the Moncur Schol-
arships.
In other business, the board
learned that the proposed sub-
division plan in that town will
entail updating and alterations
to.the school facilities in the
town of Exeter
FAREWELL PARTY and DANCE
for
C. J. "MITCH' MITCHELL
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1970
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Exeter Legion Hall
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Hot Lunch And $5.00 COUPLE
Refreshments $2,50 SINGLE
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