Zurich Citizens News, 1971-04-22, Page 12'';THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE TWELVE
Huron N.D.P.
Prepare Resolution
Optimism pervades the NDP
Huron Riding Association. Prov-
incial Council member Herb
Klopp reported last week that
the Riding is well above the
quota assigned it in the spring
membership drive.
President Wilf Glazier announc
ed at a meeting held in the
Murphy L.O, L., Clinton, that
due to the upsurge in member-
ship, the Association is entitled
to send a second voting delegate
to the NDP National Leadership
Convention at the Civic Centre
in Ottawa this week. Mrs. Shir-
ley Weary was elected to attend
at an.earlier meeting. At Clinton
Ed Bain was chosen as the second
voting delegate and Mrs, Kay
Stoddard was appointed an alter-
nate. All three are residents of
Goderich.
Members heard reports of proc-
eedings at a conference held on
March 14, at Waterloo University,
to discuss farm problems and in
particular NDP farm policy with
nominated NDP candidates for
an expected provincial election.
Those who attended from Huron
were Wilf Glazier, Ed Bain, Bob
McMillan and Shirley Weary.
Donald MacDonald, self-styled
`farmer from South York', addr-
essed the conference. He said tha
NDP farm policy is to keep as
many farmers on the land as ec-
onomically possible. He stressed
that the burden of education
costs must be shifted from prop-
erty taxes which not only are
regressive but are too inflexible
to provide the necessary revenue.
In line with declared NDP
Education policy, Mr. MacMillat
presented a resolution to the
Clinton meeting which was dis-
cussed and approved to be for-
warded to the NDP Provincial
Council, It read as follows:
"Whereas the present education
tax structure is unfair to land
and property owners, and
"Whereas the Ontario Govern-
ment has recognized this inequity
and has taken action in the form
of an education tax refund to
qualified farmers,
"therefore be it resolved that
the NDP act to insure that the
present education tax structure
is changed to one where the tax-
payer is charged for education
in direct proportion to his ability
to pay."
Golden Glimpses .... .
at BWRH
Film night was changed from
Tuesday to Monday evening.
The films that were shown were
"Cars in your Life" and "Geral -
ton" which described pioneer
life in an Australian town.
On Tuesday evening, the
ladies of Chiselhurst United
Church had charge of the month-
ly birthday party. They arranged
an interesting program and pres-
ented each resident with a gift.
Those celebrating birthdays dur-
ing the month of April were Mrs.
Edna Corbett, Mr. John Donald,
Mrs. Bertha Hayter, Mrs. An-
netta Hookway, Mrs. Myrtle
Woodford and Miss Mary Young.
Following the program, a delic-
ious lunch was served.
On Thursday afternoon at the
regular staff meeting, a film was
shown entitled "They said it was
fire proof," This was' an educat-
ional film stressing regular fire
drills, and how important it is
that not only the staff be fire
About People
You Know ...
Mrs. John Huether and daughte
Mary Beth are visiting in Edmont-
on with relatives and friends.
Miss Lois Widrick is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London,
where she underwent surgery.
Mrs. Margaret Westlake, is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mrs. Louise Denomme is a
patient in South Huron Hospital.
Mr. Hugh Thiel is a patient in
South Huron Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Oke and
Mr. and Mrs. Doug O'Brien at-
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residents and visitors as well.
It showed the disaster that can
be caused by some little careless
act on the part of just one pers-
on, perhaps in the storage of
combustible products, the block-
ing of doorways or in the dispos-
ing of garbage.
Thursday evening bingo was
enjoyed as usual.
I think spring is surely here
because Mr. John Donald was
abit to find one of his four leaf
clovers this past week while out
for his daily walk.
Don't forget the picture being
shown this Thursday evening at
7;15 p.m. in the dining -room of
the home entitled "Fluffy, " the
king of the beasts??? or prince of
pussycats?? in color starring
Tony Randall and Shirley Jones.
Come and enjoy the evening out.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Wilfred Jarvis of the Presbyterian
Church, Exeter. He was accomp-
anied by his son who presided at
the organ.
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