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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-05-08, Page 19THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 19 Huron board increase coverage for liability The general liability insurance carried by the Huron Board of Education will be doubled from one to two million dollars. R. B . Dunlop told board mem- bers the matter of amounts of liability insurance first became a concern recently when a court award was made to a British Col• umbia high school student for a million and a half dollars whet he was paralyzed for life during physical education classes. The Frank Cowan Insurance Company of Princeton also adv- ised that recent awards in the automobile field have exceeded a million dollars. Gaiser-Kneale Insurance of Exeter submitted a quote of $4, 871 for the two million liability. This is an increase of $922 over the current policy which has a liability limit of one million. The board's insurance along with coverage for the Huron - Perth separate school board is purchased through the Perth - Huron Agents Association and is administered by the Exeter firm. Board members agreed that the management committee should make arrangements to have all insurance coverage reviewed. R.B. Dunlop said most cover- age included escalating clauses which protected the board from increased costs in replacements. Country Singles DANCE SAT. MAY 10 AT Holly Gully Sport In Varna Turn west at Huron Centennia School in Brucefield. 8:30 P.M. Music by MOZART MELODIES Refreshments Served Watch for our next dance on May 24 at THE VANASTRA Social Club Liberal speaker attacks government A scathing attack on the "fis- cal irresponsibility" of the governments of Ontario was del- ivered by Sarnia MPP James Bullbrook at the inaugural meet• ing of the Huron -Middlesex Provincial Liberal Association on Wednesday night at the Dashwood community Centre. Mr. Bullbrook, energy critic of the provincial Liberal caucus, Said, "Premier Davis doesn't understand that bureaucrats can't run a government as well as people can. We must have input from the total spectrum of our population." That the operation of the provincial government was beim taken out of the hands of the people was pointed out by Mr. Bullbrook when he compared the record of the present Prog- ressive Conservative governneni to that of former premier John Robarts. "Under Mr. Robarts, 78 per- cent of all bills passed were sent to the standing committees where the members of the Leg- islature can discuss them and get input from any interested citizens, " said Mr. Bullbrook. "Under the Davis regime, only three percent of the bills have gone to the standing committ- ee." Mr. Bullbrook said that the Legislature passed 37 bills in the final three weeks of the last session and charged that there is no possible way for sufficient discussion of the bills, even by members of the Legislature. "As for Mr. Davis, we put a clock on him and found out that in four weeks of the Legislative session, he attend for a mere 37 minutes," charged Mr. Bull - brook. Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ben- nett and daughters Marlene and Joan visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Penhale on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hughes visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. H. Penhale one day last week. Mr, and Mrs. Murry McFarl- ane and family of Wroxeter visited Miss Gertie McGee on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Penhale and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pen - hale visited Mrs. W. Scott at St. Thomas one day recently. Cordon Bleu * Weiner Schnitzel Roast Beef *Cutlet Romanoff All Dinners include Soup, Juice, Dinner Rolls Desert, Pie, Tea or Coffee FULLY LICENCED UNDER L.L.B.O. Open Daily 10:30 to 10 p.rnm Your Host and hostess Eric and Kathe Krohmer The -Bavarian Tavern BAYFIELD Phone 565-2843 for reservations aCIEVIIIMeirartaneriatettteranceserxemetremnevemsaraftfteralebtaft "The 'super ministries' set up by Davis have only added to the bureaucracy, " commented Mr. Bullbrook. "The provincial budget was 1.8 billion dollars the year I was elected and last year the budget was 10 bill- ion. The deficit alone last year was 1.7 billion, almost as moth as the entire budget previously.' He pointed out that in three years there had been a 38 per- cent increase in the cost of education while the cost of ad- ministration of the province had increased 222 percent. "I'm also concerned about the cost of education today, " said Mr. Bullbrook, "considering the quality of education our children are receiving. "We've got to get back to the funda- mentals in education." Mr. Bullbrook ridiculed the governments establishment of the Lamarsh enquiry into viol- ence on television. "Why does he do that when the province has no jurisdicatioc over television?" asked Mr. Bullbrook. "Why doesn't he do something about the movies that are playing in our theatres? He does have jurisdiction over them Mr. Bullbrook concluded that the Progressive Conservative government had been in power too long and "exuded arrogance, He mentioned that the federal Liberals had done the same thing in the past and it had res- ulted in their defeat. He pred- icted the same fate for the pres- ent provincial government in Ontario, yo..-�+.o+.wo.^®..a+�aa+wuo�a.�.u•^o..a r-sao��.area.�o.aw®.eoa...�+^ny.aowsoo.e.v..so+a�r+w..m•�o.o.m, ev..a.�so.eaev.n>ti.a.-wa.�..a.a.. ov.... I3IAEOUTFO Give Mom a day off from kitchen drudgery. We'll do the waiting on, serving to, and the dishes. Treat Mom on her special day. Treat her to our special Mother's day dinner. SciaI Mother's Day Smorgasbor R Served in the Dining Room, at 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. Reservations Recommended Cold S ..lad Bar Chef's Salad, Potato Salad, Relish Tray, Green and Black Olives, Sweet, Dill Pickles, Devilled Eggs, Carrots and Almond Salad, Creole Salad, Bean Salad, Pickled Beets, Ham, Cheese and Macaroni Salad, Seafood Salad, Polish Sausage, Salami Sausage, Tomato Aspic, Jellied Fruit Salads. Hot Selections Roast Boneless Hip of Beef and Gravy Stuffed Roast Pork and Spiced Peaches Breast of Chicken Supreme with Port Wine Sauce Foil Baked Potatoes - Glazed Carrots Dessert Table Strawberry Shortcake Italian Layer Cake 4.9 5 per person Children under 12 $3.25 Special Mother's Day Restaurant Menu 1. Prime Rib of Beef Aujus 2. 10 oz. New York Sirloin Sauteed Mushrooms 3. Ham Steak with Pineapple Ring 4. Fresh Lake Huron Perch 5. Roast Young Turkey with Dressing and Gravy 6. 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